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Date: 2008-04-20
Really wonderful forgotten film
The movie is a forgotten gem. Highly original plot. Very charming. I learned about it through a local film festival but was unable to get to the showing... so I purchased the video. Well worth it. Highly recommend.

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Date: 2007-02-22
I love Barbara Stanwyck
Caught this at the AFI retrospective of Barbara Stanwyck's career and I'm so thankful I did. What a terrific picture, the kind Hollywood could NEVER do well anymore. We don't live in a time where this sort of thing would stand a ghost of a chance. Sterling Holloway would have to be recast as super gay, the aunt and mother would have to be loud and wacky instead of soft and tender, the barn dance would have to be some nightclub blowout and, lord, when was the last time you saw lovers embrace under the stars at Niagara Falls? I loved every second of it (ok, I cringed at poor Snowflake in the 'yessum' role). If you've got a romantic, nostalgic heart and you think, like me, Barbara Stanwyck was just about the most radiant thing ever to walk across a Hollywood lot, this is for you. I'll join the chorus: A DVD, please.

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Date: 2007-02-05
Wonderful film,but not on dvd????
This is a great movie and would like to know if it's going to be on dvd anytime soon?? Also,how about NIGHT NURSE,GOLDEN BOY;just to name a few??I think someone should put out a box set of Barbara's movies,like they have on Cary Grant and Jimmy Stewart.Movies like this one and the ones I mentioned should be available for all to see..just not on VHS though.

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Date: 2005-12-18
Another Forgotten Christmas Classic - one of the best.
Remember The Night is one of the best of those forgotten Christmas classics that really should be on DVD. (Others are Good Sam and Mr. Soft Touch.) Barbara Stanwyck (Ball of Fire) plays a shoplifter picked up a few days before Christmas, and Fred MacMurray (My Three Sons) is the prosecutor. He pulls a little courtroom trick to get the case held over until after the holidays, then feels guilty because she'll be locked up in the meantime. So he bails her out and one thing leading to another, they drive across country to visit their respective families for Christmas. Stanwyck's mother turns out to be cold and unwelcoming, so he takes the girl home to his own family, which includes Beulah Bondi (So Dear To My Heart) and Sterling Holloway (Winnie The Pooh). Of course they fall in love on the way.
The final courtroom scene is brilliantly clever and poignant, with no cop-out ending.

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Date: 2005-11-10
WHERE'S THE DVD????
I totally agree with another reviewer that this wonderful, classic Christmas movie should be put on DVD immediately! This is a lovely story! Besides the wonderful acting of Barbara Stanwyck and Fred MacMurray, you have Beulah Bondi, Sterling Holloway and Elizabeth Patterson that are all excellent in their roles. Add to that the wonderful director, Preston Sturges, and you can't miss with this film.
But please - PUT THIS ON DVD!!

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