I'm a huge Jean Arthur fan & she & Stewart make this cheesy piece of "Capricorn" worth watching! Grade B+

Corny but fun movie for the whole family to enjoy, set in pre-Civil War days. Abe Lincoln reminds Stewart to respect his Mom!!! Grade B

Far better than the Meg Ryan remake You've Got Mail. Stewart & Margaret Sullavan are great as penpals falling in love. Grade A

Pot O' Gold is by far the better of the two, with great Harmonica-playing scenes. Made For Each Other is pretty forgettable but maybe worth watching once! Grade B+

From the awesome director Henry Hathaway (Kiss of Death) comes this gripping true crime story that's brilliantly filmed. Stewart should've made more film noirs. Grade A

One of the best Baseball classics ever made, with Stewart giving an inspirational & heartfelt performance. Grade A+

Despite the great cast, this comedy is never very entertaining, except for Stewart & Barbara Hale who do the best they can with the muddled script. Grade B-

I'm a big Glenn Miller fan & this awesome classic brings him to life! Big Band fans must see this film! Grade A

I liked Doris Day better in musicals (where her singing belonged!), but the tense opera scene at the end makes this a must-see for Hitchcock fans! Grade A

Kim Novak was very beautiful (as usual!) in this fun & off-beat romantic comedy with a top-notch cast. Grade A

For fans of courtroom dramas like me, this is an obvious must-see! Outstanding performances from the whole cast. Grade A+

A timeless comedy classic from the director of Harvey, with Stewart in top form as well as redhead Maureen O'Hara. Grade A+

Enjoyable comedy from Henry Koster (Harvey) but lacks the magic of his earlier films. Stewart was great in an "absent-minded professor" role. Grade B+