calmom55

Not all the acting is great, and the film quality is a bit fuzzy, but still my favorite version! I fell in love with the 1947 original, in black and white with Robert Young and Margaret O'Brien, when I was about ten years old (in the early 60s) land have watched all the other versions since then which were okay but this one is my favorite. My opinion is that everyone should see all versions, but my opinion is also that in the end, this is the best. Or the second best, I do still love the Robert Young version. Why can't Hollywood come up with a newer version of these movies that are as romantic as these?

If you like this, you will love The Ghost and Mrs. Muir, another black and white ghost story, with. Gene Tierney and Rex Harrison. One of the best love stories of all time.

I stuck with it to the end because it had a great setting (a haunted house), and creepy characters that could be in any family. NOTHING was resolved in this film. What was the father doing in his creepy lab with the girls? What was deal with the fetus? The devil's child? Totally normal but her pregnant mother was having hallucinations? What was real, what was not, is never revealed.

I read one review that said that even if you thought the rest of the film was a waste of time, the last 15 minutes made it all right. Not so. P. U.

I liked the actors and the characters, but the inclusion of the father was a waste of time, he could have been covered in the plentiful flashbacks that made no sense. The handyman, I could have used more of him, but he really played a small part.

And WHAT was the deal with the missing piece of glass from the broken vase??? I mean, really! I was not only disappointed, I was insulted.

Can't wait for the 2nd season! I could see this going on for years! Please bring it back!

All the characters are so much fun and likable! Especially the quirky rich couple, they're hilarious.

I always gauge how good a show is by how lovable the characters are, and there are so many who I would love to know personally!