Sometimes I select movies to watch just based on ✨the vibes✨ they give, and this poster for The Girl from 10th Avenue was radiating immaculate vibes when I saw it hanging on the wall of an antique store earlier today. Unfortunately, the film itself doesn't hit as hard.
Bette Davis plays a surprisingly milquetoast rags-to-riches working girl in the first half--after marrying on a whim, she decides to stay with her new husband to keep him from drinking, but in…
Please I need a 10-hour audiobook of Ray Milland telling me about the little red-cheeked dwarves with beards who cause thunder by going bowling.
If you do not simply pass away when the title card for this film appears on screen, then you might as well find something else to watch. Cleopatra isn't the film for you.
Cecil B. DeMille's Cleopatra is scene after scene of awesome extravagance--hedonistic, passionate, and deadly. If the script isn't quite up to the task of telling an epic story about empires, everything else certainly is. Even in the slightly slower first half, you will never once be at…
