That Lady in Ermine

Can I be as simple and primitive in my evaluations as to simply say "I liked it"? It's reasonably funny by bits, it got great stars and it's gorgeous to look at. The songs (there are about two which are then... Full review

Lubitsch's last production but not his least interesting film. Somehow largely ignored by critics as he couldn't finish it himself and as the movie wasn't co-signed by Preminger who he did most of the staging... A very strange mix of musical... Full review

I enjoyed this film far more than anything had led me to anticipate; from reading other comments here, I suspect it benefits enormously from being seen on a full-size screen in the cinema, in the company of a cheerful and enthusiastic... Full review

In 1948 this was my all-time favorite movie. Betty Grable's costumes were so ravishing that I wanted to grow up to be her and dress like that. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., was irresistible as the dashing Hungarian officer. Silly and fluffy as... Full review

The Groton show was intimate but very cool. Special thank to the Morale, Welfare and Recreation department and Patrick the sound dude for all of their efforts to make us comfortable and take care of all of our tech needs. ... Full Article

That Lady in Ermine tells two parallel stories, both taking place in the small Mittel-European duchy of Bergamo, but one set in the 19th century and the other in the 16th. ... Full Article

There's a nod to her own bookish childhood and C. S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia in "Not a Tame Lion," a reference not just to Aslan ("Your tenderness is reckless / And your mercy's wild") but to God Himself, who,... ... Full Article