Reviews

I was smitten with Anne Margaret in the opening scene of [i]Bye Bye Birdie[/i]. Her dancing and her voice and her face and her dress and the wonderfully blue technicolor background, it was one of the best opening songs in a movie I've ever seen.

She wanted so badly to stand out and do something non-traditional, but over the course of the movie you begin to realize how badly she really wants to fit in.

i think one of my favorite scenes is when Mick shows up at Rocky's door offering to train him after he turned him down before, and the way Rocky shouts him down the street after.

having only been familiar with Disney's version of Beauty and the Beast up to this point, i have to say i was thrilled to bits that a movie like this exists.

Klaus Kinski, who plays Fitzcarraldo, is at the top of his game in this role, but the really unique thing about this movie is how you can feel that Herzog literally is Fitzcarraldo, as it is painfully obvious that Herzog was more concerned with putting his vision on screen, much like Fitzcarraldo hi...