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BELLES ON THEIR TOES
Genre: Family
Rating: NR
Release Date: 0000-00-00
Media Type: DVD
SKU:GMDB2218273
Genre: Family
Rating: NR
Release Date: 0000-00-00
Media Type: DVD
SKU:GMDB2218273
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Great Family Fun
Mar 20 2004
Format:DVD
Delightful sequel to Cheaper By The Dozen, Belles on Their Toes, follows the adventures of the Gilbreth family following the death of father Frank (Clifton Webb). Struggling to keep the family together, mother Lillian (Myrna Loy) continues the pioneering work in industrial engineering she started with her husband. Eldest daughter Ann (Jeanne Crain) has struggles of her own. Does she go off to college and pursue a life of her own, or stay home to help her mother with domestic matters, no small task since Ann is one of twelve children! The cast is very appealing and although they seem too good to be true at times, it's hard not to be drawn into this heartwarming comedy. Most of the cast from Cheaper repeats their roles in Belles, with the addition of a young Jeffrey Hunter and veteran character actor Edward Arnold. Also in the cast, a young Debra Paget (as third daugher Martha), and an unbilled Martin Milner as an "unsuitable" boyfriend for Ernestine (Barbara Bates). The Technicolor print for this film is superior to Cheaper By The Dozen, which is a plus. The color looks new and vibrant and it will add to the overall positive experience of viewing this film. As sequels go, Belles is pleasant and enjoyable family entertainment.
FUN ENTERTAINMENT
Mar 19 2004
Format:DVD
This was a very pleasant and enjoyable movie and the picture quality was sharp and bright but the people and objects seemed to have a blue shadow around them and the sound was lousy. It was like listening through a tin can.
I wish the studios would release more of Jeffery Hunter's films such as "Man Trap" with Stella Stevens if it even still exists somewhere or "Brainstorm" with Anne Francis.
I wish the studios would release more of Jeffery Hunter's films such as "Man Trap" with Stella Stevens if it even still exists somewhere or "Brainstorm" with Anne Francis.
Love this movie!
Mar 4 2004
Format:DVD
This movie, and its predecessor, Cheaper by the Dozen, are wonderful movies. I was so excited to find out they are coming out on DVD! Wonderful movies the whole family can enjoy. No worrying about what kind of things your children will see in this movie! It is a charming tale. Funny and sweet. A definate must have!!!!
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