Lily23 : Trippy indeed
Pumaridge : YEAH! It's back
Lily23 : I remember, the first time I watched the series, asking a question that his episode addres...
Davidleefl43 : Contains spoilers. Click to show. The ending would have been better if they hadn't revealed the answer; it would have left u...
kronickurves : Contains spoilers. Click to show. Yaaaaaaay!! Evan Peters!!
hellsingfan01 : Another fantastic episode from this truly fantastic show cannot wait for next weeks episod...
Ozymandias75 : this came about mainly when cw was being sold and at the time was home to tons of dc shows...
newman : Just when the acting is on another level, and this is new to this show, I hear they cancel...
roystervi : I was wrong last week thinking the son got his power to give superman his heart. this wee...
Draco1969 : What a great family film, full of adventure and noble ideals.
From the thunderous Tommy Dorsey opening with drummer Buddy Rich & trumpeter Ziggy Elman leading The Hawaiian War Chant with dancing legend Eleanor Powell in full hula mode, this flick is a great Big Band film that has great songs like Tallulah (done with Ellie trading licks with Buddy, tossing drums & sticks around-while she does an 8 foot jump across a pool & dancing on tables), Tampico, Cape Dance, How About You, Moonlight Bay (with Morse Code tapping).
Expect to also see a young peak bobby-socks era Sinatra with the Pied Pipers chorus. Since it’s MGM we also get Cowardly Lion Bert Lahr romancing expressionless singer Virginia O’Brien (Shoot The Cupid To Me Stupid). Very much a pre-American entry into WWII film, that sets the tone for the (very light) mistaken-identity espionage story that puts Ellie at the center.