My dad liked this film but I thought it was boring. I've never been a big fan of westerns.

A sweet story similar to "You've Got Mail" only much much better because of the cast.

I never would have thought that the exotic Marlene Dietrich and the down-home Jimmy Stewart would have such great chemistry.

A heartwarming story but not one that I am overly fond of. It is too sentimental for my taste.

A sweet story about a man and a woman and their baby. It is formula stuff, but the formula is good when accompanied by great actors.

Jimmy Stewart plays a man interested in Joan Crawford, but he is just a supporting player. Still, his scenes are adorable, especially his drunk scene.

Jimmy pays tribute to Marlene Dietrich and also is praised by Carol Burnett.

Gosh, he was so sweet, wasn't he? He makes this biopic seem like his own life story and makes us glue ourselves to the screen.

Jimmy reads his poem about his dog named Beau. Reading it on paper, you'd think it was kind of cheesy, but hearing him read it and tear up makes the poem emotional and wonderful.

Another Hitchcock movie, but a better one for Jimmy. His character is the eyes of the viewer and therefore a likable person. For some reason, though, his bright blue eyes look kind of menacing here. Jimmy isn't playing his typical bumbling hero; he's imperfect with a darker side.

Jimmy stars with Henry Fonda as a musician who tries to fix a competition for his own benefit. He and Fonda play well off of each other and garner a few laughs.

This is one of his most famous roles. Jimmy is expert in this movie, and he handled his fans well too. When they asked him if Harvey was with him, he played along with them. He was a class act.