Andy's Film Blog

The drunken widowed owner (Charles Laughton) of a Victorian era London boot shop decides to marry off two of exasperating daughters while...

A young woman waiting to catch a train home gets a speck of something caught in her eye and has it removed by a charming doctor who, af...

A Russian officer (Alec Guinness) overseeing a works project pulls one of the laborers into his office whom he believes to be his late broth...

A sickly pregnant woman runs through the rainy moors to the gates of a workhouse where she delivers her child the dies. Oliver Twist, the na...

An adventurous young woman (Judy Davis) travelling with her mother-in-law to be (Peggy Ashcroft), arrives in post WWI India to be with her m...

Pip, a young boy being raised by his abusive older sister and her kindhearted blacksmith husband, is visiting his parent's grave on the ...

Lawrence of Arabia is a spectacular movie bristling with greatness in everything from its visuals to its acting to its individual moments. D...

Director David Lean did not know how to do anything on a small scale. His films were filmed on location and epic in scope and The Bridge on ...