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	The Lives Of A Bengal Lancer [1934] starring: Gary Cooper, Franchot Tone, Richard Cromwell, Guy Standing, C. Aubrey Smith directed by: Henry Hathaway February 07, 2000		Used Price: Â£29.99
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Average Rating:	Mr Deeds Goes to Town [1936] starring: Gary Cooper, Jean Arthur, George Bancroft, Lionel Stander, Douglass Dumbrille directed by: Frank Capra April 07, 2003		Used Price: Â£0.50
It was in Mr. Deeds Goes to Town that Frank Capra perfected the blend of comedy and social commentary that would become his trademark. The screwball comedy was graceful rather than frantic and the social elements of Robert Riskin's fine screenplay are handled in an even-handed manner that earned Capra the second of his three Acadamy Awards for Best Director. Both Gary Cooper as the tuba playing no nonsense Longfellow Deeds and Jean Arthur as the reporter who exploits him until she falls for his goodness are wonderful in this true Capra classic. Longfellow Deeds (Cooper) lives in the small town of Mandrake Falls where he makes a living writing greeting card poems and spends his free time playing the tuba. He is less than enthused ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Road To Utopia [1946] starring: Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Hillary Brooke, Douglass Dumbrille directed by: Hal Walker September 04, 2000		Used Price: Â£1.99
Road to Utopia is easily the funniest of the Hope, Crosby, Lamour outings. Bing and Bob hed for Alaska in hopes of uncovering a gold mine once owned by Lamour's deceased father. The story is told in flshback after an opening scene showing the stars in heavy aging makeup- looking not a bit as they actually would in their respective old ages. The snow-capped setting allows for unusual highjinks, and the humorist and writer Robert Benchley appears throughout the film offering pithy commentary on the plot. The songs include "Put it there Pal," and the witty "Personality." A must for any fan of the series. >>More Details

Average Rating:	Abbott And Costello - In The Foreign Legion [1950] starring: Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Patricia Medina, Walter Slezak, Douglass Dumbrille directed by: Charles Lamont January 27, 2003		Used Price: Â£4.49
Abbott and Costello created havoc in most branches of the U.S. military, so now they take their brand of mayhem to foreign shores, Algiers in particular, as members of the French Foreign Legion. The film opens uncharacteristically with a wrestling match of all things; the boys happen to be the managers of Abdullah the Assassin, the North African champion. Unwilling to take a dive, Abdullah decides to head back home, followed by Bud and Lou, who stand to lose their five thousand dollar investment in the grappler. When Lou accidentally wins a six girl harem, the boys find themselves in trouble, unable to pay, and earning the outrage of Sheik Hamud. Tricked into joining the Legion by Sgt. Axmann (Walter Slezak), the boys proceed to ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Broadway Bill [1934] starring: Warner Baxter, Myrna Loy, Walter Connolly, Helen Vinson, Douglass Dumbrille directed by: Frank Capra July 06, 1992		Used Price: Â£1.89
Abbott and Costello created havoc in most branches of the U.S. military, so now they take their brand of mayhem to foreign shores, Algiers in particular, as members of the French Foreign Legion. The film opens uncharacteristically with a wrestling match of all things; the boys happen to be the managers of Abdullah the Assassin, the North African champion. Unwilling to take a dive, Abdullah decides to head back home, followed by Bud and Lou, who stand to lose their five thousand dollar investment in the grappler. When Lou accidentally wins a six girl harem, the boys find themselves in trouble, unable to pay, and earning the outrage of Sheik Hamud. Tricked into joining the Legion by Sgt. Axmann (Walter Slezak), the boys proceed to ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Marx Brothers - A Day At The Races [1937] starring: Groucho Marx, Chico Marx, Harpo Marx, Allan Jones, Maureen O'Sullivan directed by: Sam Wood June 05, 2000		Used Price: Â£0.75
The plot is particular bizarre. Judy Standish (Maureen O'Sullivan) has inherited a sanitarium and if she is unable to repay her debts she will be bought out by a casino! Her fiancee Gil (Alan Jones) has a plan to save the day: he has bought a race horse and hopes to win the money she needs. Judy finds the scheme ridiculous and turns instead to wealthy patient Emily Upjohn (the formidable Margaret Dumont)--who insists that Judy employ her favorite doctor, Dr. Hugo Z. Hackenbush. And with a name like that, this can only be one actor: Groucho Marx. >>More Details

Average Rating:	Marx Brothers - Big Store [1937] starring: Groucho Marx, Chico Marx, Harpo Marx, Tony Martin, Virginia Grey directed by: Charles Reisner June 05, 2000		Used Price: Â£1.57
By the time you get to "The Big Store" in working your way through the comedies of the Marx Brothers you need to remind yourself that Harpo joined the group and turned "The Three Nightingales" into "The Four Nightingales" in 1908, twenty-one years before they made their first movie, "The Cocoanuts." That is why by the time we get to "The Big Store," their tenth film in 1941 (I am not counting their 1926 silent comedy "Humor Risk") it is rather painfully obvious it is time to break up the act, but you also have to lament what great comedy was lost because talking pictures were not developed a decade earlier. Because this is the Marx Brothers, there are a few choice moments, but certainly nothing compared to what they were doing at the height of ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Marx Bros-Go West/Big Store [1940] starring: The Marx Brothers, John Carroll, Diana Lewis, Tony Martin, Margaret Dumont directed by: Edward Buzzell, Charles Reisner July 05, 1993		Used Price: Â£1.27
By the time you get to "The Big Store" in working your way through the comedies of the Marx Brothers you need to remind yourself that Harpo joined the group and turned "The Three Nightingales" into "The Four Nightingales" in 1908, twenty-one years before they made their first movie, "The Cocoanuts." That is why by the time we get to "The Big Store," their tenth film in 1941 (I am not counting their 1926 silent comedy "Humor Risk") it is rather painfully obvious it is time to break up the act, but you also have to lament what great comedy was lost because talking pictures were not developed a decade earlier. Because this is the Marx Brothers, there are a few choice moments, but certainly nothing compared to what they were doing at the height of ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Road To Zanzibar [1941] starring: Bing Crosby, Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Una Merkel, Eric Blore directed by: Victor Schertzinger September 04, 2000		Used Price: Â£3.98
By the time you get to "The Big Store" in working your way through the comedies of the Marx Brothers you need to remind yourself that Harpo joined the group and turned "The Three Nightingales" into "The Four Nightingales" in 1908, twenty-one years before they made their first movie, "The Cocoanuts." That is why by the time we get to "The Big Store," their tenth film in 1941 (I am not counting their 1926 silent comedy "Humor Risk") it is rather painfully obvious it is time to break up the act, but you also have to lament what great comedy was lost because talking pictures were not developed a decade earlier. Because this is the Marx Brothers, there are a few choice moments, but certainly nothing compared to what they were doing at the height of ... Read More: >>More Details

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