Harvey
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Movie Reviews of Harvey
Movie Review: fresh and funny
Summary: 5 Stars
I loved this movie.I enjoyed every minute of it and thought James and his sister Veda were terrific.
I would watch this again and again.
Movie Review: Jimmy at his BEST
Summary: 5 Stars
Jimmy Steward is one of the BEST actors to grace the screen.
This is one of his that you cannot do without in your library.
The premise and thecast of characters is hillarious.
Movie Review: Disappointing
Summary: 1 Stars
I ordered and promptly rec'd two copies of this movie. The DVD is a remake of an old Jimmy Stewart film. Unfortunately, it doesn't play at all. I kept one and gave one as a gift. Their's doesn't work either. You can see some color but no movie. Every other DVD I own works on this player fine.Movie Review: A Puka for everyone
Summary: 5 Stars
Excellant acting and a delightful story charecterize this movie. Elwood P Dowd (JImmy Stewart) has a Puka and it causes havoc and embarassment for his family until they too learn to stop and smell the roses and realize life is for enjoying and not oneupmanship. One of the great movie classics.Movie Review: Classic 1950 Film That May Have You Revaluating Your Everyday Behaviour
Summary: 5 Stars
Ever seen a 6 foot three-and-a-half inch Pooka in the form of a rabbit? No, well neither could most of the other characters in this classic 1950 film about a man and his best friend (the Pooka) named Harvey. Harvey is an invisible large rabbit friend to the very friendly and good mannered Elwood P. Dowd, played by James Stewart.
Elwood always looks out for Harvey and makes sure people who come up to talk with him are introduced to his best friend. Elwood also has a bit of a drinking problem but that's not the thing that embarrasses him to his much, much older sister (played by Josephine Hull who won an Oscar for her performance) who while seeing nothing wrong with living off his money and under his roof, sees Elwood as an embarrassment to her social ambitions and plans to marry her daughter off into it. After Elwood embarrasses her in front of a very important party she decides to have Elwood shipped off to a mental asylum but her plan immediately starts to backfire when she is committed instead. As various people talk to Elwood and mental asylum employees try and track him down everyone starts to question if there is in fact anything wrong with Elwood's (and Harvey's) behaviour and maybe if Elwood's outlook on life from his mother to choose pleasant over smart isn't so bad after all and something they could aspire follow a little to as well!