Remember?

Robert Taylor and Greer Garson (before she was "Greer Garson").star in this one, of course, which can be both delightful and funny if you watch it with no pretenses. The story is what it is, often impractical and inconsistent, lots of... Full review

This is a true Classic Film from 1939 and both Robert Taylor and Greer Garson were very young and just starting their careers with MGM. This was a very stupid story that portrayed plenty of Martini Drinking and I think the... Full review

Boys and girls, REMEMBER these life lessons... If you steal your best friend's girl/marry his fiancée - with nary a twinge of guilty conscience (even though you've known the guy for 21 years and the girl for only ONE DAY!) -... Full review

Fairly mundane, but foreshadows "sunshine of the spotless mind" fifty years ahead. Acting is charming. Script amusing if labored. I did find myself chuckling from time to time. Any attempt at building a real story usurped by "Thin man style" drunk... Full review

This movie was painful and outlandish, at best. Greer Garson is engaged to Lew Ayres and meets his best friend, Robert Taylor. Robert Taylor immediately (and blatantly) starts romancing Greer RIGHT IN FRONT OF LEW when they are supposed to be... Full review

Two likable stars (Ayres and Garson) can't save this mess. Taylor is as usual great to look at, but somehow wooden and distant. The story is really dumb, and it takes forever to get to the whole point of the film... Full review

After Greer Garson made her film debut in "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," she was awarded an Academy Award nomination and gained international stardom. Her second film was "Remember?" which I'm sure Miss Garson would rather have "forgotten." A silly script that totally... Full review

Remember that Three Stooges movie that's been in development for so many decades that some pre-Sony-era Columbia Pictures employees used the budget as a slush fund to pay for, among other things, the services of Heidi Fleiss' girls? ... Full Article