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• Is She or Isn't She

  • David H.
  • 10/3/12

  A very good movie with fine performances, cinematography and music score. Ingrid Beman gives an Oscar-deserving performance as the title character who may or may not be a Russian princess, but it is Helen Hayes who steals the movie as the princess' grandmother. Yul Brynner and the rest of the cast are good also, especially Marita Hunt as a wacky Baroness. The movie maintains a strong pace until the very end when we are left without a resolution whether or not Anastasia was actually a Russian princess.

• Anastasia

  • Dashiell Barnes
  • 6/13/12

  A fictionalized story about a woman who may be the Czar's deceased daughter. With Bergman's second Oscar- winning performance, she won back American audiences for this spellbinding performance. More of a fairy tale than accurate story from real- life events, which put me off. Still, it's an excellent vehicle for Bergman. I give it a 3/5.

• Anastasia (1956)

  • Margie
  • 10/3/10

  I enjoyed this movie immensely. I'm a sucker for a good love story and Yul Brenner and Ingrid Bergman were perfect in their roles. The story, setting and the suspense was great!

• Anastasia (1956)

  • Jay
  • 7/10/09

  This is one of those highly regarded classics that I just don't understand what all the fuss is about. It's a god film, but I don't see anything extraordinary about it. Ingrid Bergman is fine, but winning an Oscar? I get a little bored with the subject of the film. Good production.

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