Bishop's Wife

Pros: Cary Grant, story, moral
Cons: The wife character was a bit too sweet

The Bishop's Wife (1947) This is one for Bru guru's Christmas in July Write-off. If you're ever feeling a little down, one of these old Cary Grant movies is just the prescription to get you feeling in ...

Pros: Great acting; wonderful message; in glorious black-and-white!
Cons: In glorious black-and-white; might be a bit too preachy for some.

When the Christmas season rolls around, my wife goes absolutely nuts over holiday films. Fortunately, there are a few I tend to watch every year, and convincing my wife to watch them isn't much of a task at all. For years, I've insisted on watching ...

Pros: Cary Grant, Loretta Young and David Niven...feel good story
Cons: Dated, and slow-paced, black and white if that bothers you

I watched this movie to see the original version of the movie (THE PREACHER'S WIFE) starring Whitney Houston, and Denzel Washington. While I enjoyed that movie a little, it was a pale second to the original which has the advantage of Cary Grant as...

Pros: good cast, story has charm
Cons: sentimental direction, lacks bite

"The Bishop's Wife" is a heartwarming, feel-good Christmas fantasy. Its moral is to treasure friends and family; giving generously of one's time and money in the place of career ambition. Made the year after "It's a Wonderful Life",...

Pros: Wonderful, uplifting movie.
Cons: NONE.

I am a big fan of Christmas movies and find this to be one of the best of all of them. Yet is really a great flick for any time of the year. Loretta Young and Cary Grant have so much chemistry between them. There is also an innocence and sweetness that...

Pros: One of the great hidden treasure,movies. People have been discovering it in recent years.
Cons: This film is pure gold. There is no negative comment .possible..

One of the great hidden-treasure movies, though not so hidden as people keep discovering it and re-discovering it.Cary Grant's most subtle, elegant and heart-felt performance.It isn't sentimental,or corny, and it vibrates with fervent feeling and charm and often genuine wit. Loretta Young and David Niven help create the spirit of the film, along with a particularly beautiful musical score. Screen play, delightful and surprising, is by 4-time Pulitzer prize winner Robert E. Sherwood. And the supporting people are aces, having the chance of their lives.