What first time viewings did you love in March 2018?

What first time viewings did you love in March 2018? Apr 13, 2018 16:07:16 GMT Doghouse6 likes this

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Post by kijii on Apr 13, 2018 16:07:16 GMT

Apr 13, 2018 0:08:05 GMT Doghouse6 said:

Apr 12, 2018 23:41:36 GMT kijii said:

Now that I keep on online record, I can add to this list--first time viewings that I loved in March--

The Good Fairy (1935) - Is a great William Wyler comedy from the 30s that can be YouTubed in 10 continuous sections. It is really worth a look see and the video quality is quite good, too.

I'm always happy when others discover this delightful yet neglected gem, as I first did over a dozen years ago (and immediately added to our collection). One of the all-too-few examples of Wyler's abilities with lighter material, credit must also go to the inspired lunacy and illogical logic of the Preston Sturges script, and to the expert comic talents of Margaret Sullavan, Frank Morgan, Herbert Marshall and Reginald Owen, among others.

Doghouse6---

One thing I just discovered in March was how MANY movies can be streamed from YouTube on my Roku Box.
Have you ever seen Bad Girl (1931)? It, too, can be YouTubed: www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWltM9MXuuU.

This movie was a nominee for Best Picture.
I found it simple but engaging...all tree main performers in this movie sort of won me over.