Mini-Review: Gets off to a rousing start, with the blaze beginning right away. But then it bogs down in the middle, and there are far too many gratuitous explosions (maybe that's the fire hitting all those champagne bottles). At times it looked too like the fire was actually getting smaller on the long shot! Anyway, the wrapup was pretty cool, and certainly put a different tone on the proceedings. Newman and McQueen are fun in their scenes together. And boy, did Chamberlain play a royal bastard! (lol)

Mini-Review: Sort of like the Spy vs Spy version of a Bugs Bunny cartoon...

Mini-Review: Definitely a fun one! You get to watch Bette spew out a host of great lines, like "It's a clip joint!" Plus there are great scenes played between two of the screen's alltime legends. And the final fade into the fog features a most ambivalent ending indeed, especially for the Hollywood of that era.

Mini-Review: Tremendous energy level, as usual with Bugs & Co, and great gags throughout, with Elmuh every bit as funny as his intended prisoner; although I did think the ending was a bit of a letdown...not for the usual wienie Sensitive Soul reasons that are (unfortunately) all too prevalent nowadays, but just because I thought it seemed tacked on (it was like they couldn't figure out how to end the darned thing, so they just went with a bit of hocus pocus out of a hat).