[Lonesome in Massachussets]

“The Sum of all Fears”, the way Clancy wrote it.

“The Third Man” set in contemporary Moscow

“The Longest Day” without the schmaltz, a production similar to “A Bridge Too Far”.

“It’s a Wonderful Life” if there’s anyone out there with Capra’s sensibility.

“Double Indemnity” the way James M. Cain wrote it, with a decent cast and director.

“A Place in the Sun”, more faithful to Dreiser’s novel.

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“The Longest Day” without the schmaltz, a production similar to “A Bridge Too Far”.

Schmaltzy it was, but which one was the better movie, the one you'd want to see if you had to choose?

[IrishBrigade]

“A Place in the Sun”, more faithful to Dreiser’s novel.

...amen to that...has anyone in any movie been more pathetic looking than Montgomery Clift in that dog of a film...?