The Great Waltz

The Great WaltzDazzling? Daring? The Great Waltz may have you searching for ways to describe its great charms. This cinematic rhapsody loosely based on the life of composer Johann Strauss is truly "an overlooked gem" (The Motion Picture Guide). To capture what the film calls "the spirit" of Strauss' music, The Great Waltz combines exquisite craftsmanship with spirited inventiveness. The splendid backlot re creations of Viennese settings range from convivial

Each year they come by the hundreds

Suspense and suspicion power this absorbing postwar drama from writer-director Michael McCarthy

he is betrayed by his partner in crime Moxon (Mirko Ellis) and is sentenced to hard labor in the marshes

The Great Waltz combines exquisite craftsmanship with spirited inventiveness

he finds another enemy to battle: Brog

Sissy Spacek and Frances McDormand star in this rowdy adventure of a fun-loving cowboy whose way of life is rapidly disappearing

Kid Millions also boasts dynamo Ethel Merman as Eddie's supposed mother (let's see

dead or alive

For her nephew and heir (Reece Dinsdale)

"Don't look back

Their four stories intertwine in T ill the End of Time

Some want to bear his child