The Connection
This is a wonderfully entertaining film that will quickly wrap you around its little finger. And did I mention that the musical score is also sensational?
This is a wonderfully entertaining film that will quickly wrap you around its little finger. And did I mention that the musical score is also sensational?
The fault here does not lie in the stars, but only with those paying admission.
Want to discover how that “deaf, dumb and blind kid sure played a mean pinball?”
If we are all created equal, as defined by our Declaration of Independence, how can we tolerate our government being controlled by large corporations and their wealthy backers?
My foreign exchange student thought the film was “okay”. At least he didn’t say, “It sucked.”
This film largely fulfills expectations, which includes some fantastic scenery of the English countryside.
Walt Disney would have been very proud of this movie. It is irrelevant whether you consider it a great film, as it is a great movie experience.
If Germany couldn’t defeat the U.S. on the battlefield, what makes them think they could win a singing competition?
“What a beautiful day!” How did director Miller possibly bring us Babe: Pig in the City (1998) and the Happy Feet films (2006 and 2011)?