This was the first VHS movie I watched after I was on my own. This movie had a lot going for it. Sean Connery is a favorite, it ties in history in an interesting way, and it has a romantic element.

A funny tidbit: At the time I had no TV and no VHS player. I was able to borrow a VHS player, but all I had for a monitor was an amber composite video monitor... well, at least it was a desert theme, right... you know, lots of yellow sand... haha.

I have several copies of this... the first one being the German language version with English sub-titles. Kim hates it, but I think it must be one of my favorite war movies... probably because it is so true to life... war is not romantic at all. My favorite line from the whole movie: "You have to have good men".

Yup, the old stuff is still cool...

Good for more than a few laughs, or if you're like me, a few grins. Interesting that Pixar used to be a hardware company. Wouldn't it be great if more of our workplaces had the vision for nurturing creativity.

Recommended! It is available for streaming via Netflix. There are two stories... one is secular, and one is not. Produced by AT&T in the 1950's.

Though it seems 99% of remakes are awful, this one was very nice.

Very nice even if they did spoil it with three words not worth putting in. Ratings ploy I suppose, as it cleaned up after the intro. Good story.

Most excellent movie. Hightly recommended by this family. Extraordinary!

Courtesy of a thoughtful neighbor, the big people of the house spent time together... saw Julie & Julia... and generally had a good time. It was a pleasant movie that evoked more than a few laughs.

I guess I've always like fantasy, and so when I discovered romantic fantasy, it was probably a sure thing that movies like this would be on my hit list. It's awesome that there are love stories that don't go all indecent on you.

I'm not sure now, but I think this movie is the one where I decided I liked Jane Seymour. I really liked the story and the poignant ending was touching. Perhaps the movie was a bit fantastic and at the same time pulled at the heart strings because it generated the same kinds of feelings one might feel while looking for one's own true love.

You don't know how long it took me to get Kim to watch this one. You know... black and white movies just can't be any good can they? I really like both Cary Grant and Audrey Hepburn, so that would be (almost) enough for this to be good, but the story is one of my favorites.

These I remember watching very infrequently when I was a kid. Once in a great while we'd see it on Sunday morning. They have grown up a bit now, and have their own web site. These shorts are awesome for teaching about God, etc. It's nice that the owners permit the movies to be shown in public for free because they are a ministry.

The kids enjoy a DVD we bought, but we also enjoy catching the episodes on Sky Angel.

Good show. Kim and I watched a couple of episodes tonight on the Gospel Music Channel. Odd. Fox has a write-up just the other day about the cast and what they were up to these days. Would not have guessed she was working on her fifth marriage. Can't even begin to imagine that. Hope her last lasts, and my first is forever. Love ...ya babe!