Heart-warming 1966 tale. That Elsa will get ya misty-eyed every time.

Steven Spielberg's first full-length film. And a beauty of a debut too. Solid movie throughout. .... "I pass this crazy rig a couple of times and this guy goes off the deep end."

It's 1964, and President Henry Fonda is trying to keep a group of fighter bombers from attacking Russia by mistake. A gripping B&W film. .... "Sir, look! It's the Fail-Safe box!"

"Sharon Tate, Abigail Folger, Voytek Frykowski, Jay Sebring, Steven Parent, Leno LaBianca, and Rosemary LaBianca....are not with us in this courtroom, BUT FROM THEIR GRAVES they cry out for justice!"

The first in the "Jurassic" franchise. Awe-inspiring, state-of-the-art special effects. .... "How did you do this?"

Michelle Pfeiffer gives a standout performance in "Love Field", which is set in late 1963, during the days following John F. Kennedy's assassination. Good period detail.

Cary Grant + Hitchcock = A good movie to see. And this one from 1959 certainly is. .... "Apparently the only performance that will satisfy you is when I play dead."

Innovative documentary filmmaker Robert Drew directed "Primary", which probes the race for the White House, circa 1960. Drew's cameras follow Presidential candidates John Kennedy and Hubert Humphrey.

Very exciting drama from 1986. Jon Voight and Eric Roberts head an excellent cast.

All-Star blockbuster from 1974, starring everyone this side of the Pope. But always fun to watch, IMO. .... "Tell your guests that the party is being moved down *below* the fire floor. Right now!"

Paul Newman stars in "The Verdict" (made in 1982). Fine courtroom drama, directed by Sidney Lumet.

A decent "Letter X" flick is pretty much impossible to find --- so I shall proceed to "Y" with this charming Meg Ryan/Tom Hanks vehicle from 1998.