A crazy killer defies Inspector Maigret to discover his identity.
Terrific views of Paris but not a single French accent in sight. Laughton is a fine actor but has this urge to always go slightly over the top. A shade predictable with a lack of tension, but the locations were a joy. 5/10
A teenager, whose parents are away, throws a party for friends.
Not really for me but it has aged well, the rap battle superb and interesting movie of its time. 5/10
A Greenwich Village artist thinks a girl who has passed out in his apartment is dead, and tries to hide the body.
Props department must have had a field day. Farce that happily goes around in circles for 85 minutes, harmless fun. 5/10
A music hall comedy act recall how they got together.
No doubting the star quality of Martin and the energy of Lewis. Some scenes work better than others, but it's exhausting to watch and in my opinion, the physical comedy is 'too much'. Sports movies just never seem believable. Movie went quickly and with refinement, could have been excellent. 6/10
A jealous woman tries to hire an unattractive girl as her husband's secretary.
People shouting at the same time and characters having an irritating laugh do not make a comedy. Shame, the idea was quite decent and beneath the surface, there was a charm trying to get out. 4/10
A TV talk show host retreats to his ranch and finds himself mixed up with murder.
Mixing comedy and mystery never really works, but Bob Hope has enough about him to raise a few laughs and despite being stupid, I quite enjoyed this. 6/10
The daughter of a wealthy criminal lawyer falls in love with one of her father's crooked clients.
Short movie. William Powell is comfortable and believable in his role, Liz Taylor is not bad, Fernando Lamas though had no chemistry with Taylor at all. All builds to a decent climax in last 15 minutes. 6/10
