The story of looking back at the decisions you've made, whether for your passion or family, is familiar but the acting by MacLaine and Bancroft make it worthwhile and it is a bit heartbreaking.

Jane Fonda is melodramatic in what could have a been an ode to enchanted European journeys from the golden age of cinema

This box office behemoth does not reflect its quality.

I like the symbolism and the personality changes, but the dialogue and acting is too annoying for me to truly enjoy this Altman experiment.

A big movie for me as a young lad, doesn't hold up too well, sadly.

An entertaining documentary on the bodybuilder psyche, especially after witnessing the movie/political careers of Ferrigno and Schwartzenegger that followed.

Gilliam's debut is full of wonder and fun but the clear lack of budget keeps it from being a classic like the rest of the entries in his filmography.

Deep in the Hundred Acre Woods lots of fun adventures are had with a delightful soundtrack to accompany them.