Miss Potter

I've just watched the movie "Miss Potter" that I borrowed from the library. It is the story of Beatrix Potter, who wrote "Peter Rabbit". I rarely buy movies, but I will buy this one. It is such a beautiful and well done movie. The animation is adorable. The scenery is breathtaking. If you can borrow or buy the movie, I'm sure you will like it, too.

Unfaithfully Yours

I am recommending a very funny movie. It's called "Unfaithfully Yours". 1948. Rex Harrison is hilarious. The funniest scene is towards the end. Rex Harrison plays a conductor, so there is a lot of wonderful music to listen to. I borrowed it from the library.

Love Me or Leave Me

I just watched the movie Love Me or Leave Me with Doris Day. She played the famous 20's singer Ruth Etting. The dvd also has two short movies R. E. was in. Ruth Etting sang nothing like Doris Day, but she did have a wonderful, sweet and bird like voice.

Forever and a Day

I am recommending a movie today called "Forever and a Day" which I borrowed from the library. It was made in 1943 and takes place initially in war torn England. It's the story of an old house and all the people who lived in it since it was built. There is a huge cast of well-known actors who donated their pay for the war effort. There are a few funny moments which I would like to relate to you. The first was a conversation between two women. The first lady says, "My husband and I go to the air raid shelter every evening. It's such a nuisance." And the second lady says, "Before the war, my husband never took me anywhere." Then later in the film the old gentleman is pacing the floor awaiting the birth of his grandchild. He says, "Why do women have to have babies? Why can't they lay eggs like penguins?" LOL, hee, hee, hee, rotfl! Well, I thought it was funny. Anyway, I think you will enjoy this movie, too.