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• Watch for George Dolenz

  • ggtx785
  • 2/16/13

  This is the typical melodramatic stuff soap operas are made of. That being said, Liz Taylor's extraordinary beauty is still at its peak here (she was pregnant during filming), and George Dolenz (father of the Monkees' Micky Dolenz) delivers a most memorable, heartrending performance. I wish Dolenz had been featured more prominently--it might have made the difference between "good" and "better."

• Misery

  • Autumn
  • 6/17/10

  I just watched this movie and truthfully it is hard to sympathize with the main characters. First of all Liz Taylor's character knows that her sister is in love with Van and he did show interest back but she decides to worm her way in. Second, Van let himself be taken in by it and then look how she acts later. So, really, it's all their own fault for all the misery. I truthfully felt sorry for the sister in the beginning because of what her sister did to her but at the same time, she shouldn't have let herself become bitter about it and I'm glad in the end she's happy with her husband and let's go of the bitterness.

• Hard to Sympathize with Main Characters

  • D. Warden
  • 5/12/10

  It's very hard to sympathize with the main characters, given their selfishness. Not only do they not seem to lack true feelings towards each other, but their indifference to their daughter is shameful. Not a movie I'd care to see again.

• Great Love Story

  • j mallon
  • 9/8/09

  This is one of my favorite Liz Taylor movies. She is terrific. Van Johnson isn't too bad either. Of course, the story itself keeps my interest.

• The Last Time I Saw Paris

  • Tere Cruz
  • 9/6/09

  It is a beautiful movie I saw it in Cuba in the Fifties and I cried a lot and everytime I watched Tere Cruz

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