Movie Recommendations

Gene Kelly and Van Johnson stumble into a Scottish village that appears for only one day every 100 years. Some nice Lerner & Loewe tunes.

Relentless, true story of a botched bank robbery in Brooklyn.

An over-eager angel takes boxer Robert Young too soon, so Young is offered a choice of recently deceased bodies to inhabit.

See the director’s cut in widescreen for the full effect of stupendous cinematography. Peter O’Toole’s breakthrough role as the British agent who becomes an Arab to muster support in WW I.

Brilliant exploration of guilt and secrecy in the new postwar Germany. Humorous and disturbing. (subtitled)

The rare movie musical not based on a play. Features catchy tunes, exuberant dancing, and (of course) an ensemble cast of 14.

Jean Arthur is caught between Ronald Colman as a respected law professor renting her house and Cary Grant as the escaped convict hiding in her attic.

Bogart and Hepburn as unlikely lovers who travel up the Congo in wild hopes of torpedoing a German gunner during WW I.

A rollercoaster screwball with Cary Grant as the meek paleontologist in search of a missing bone and Katharine Hepburn as the dizzy heiress looking after Baby—a pet leopard.

Terrific parody of Fail Safe features a lunatic assortment of paranoid generals, cowboy fighter pilots, ex-Nazi scientists, and a triple performance from Peter Sellers. You can’t fight in here—this is the War Room!