All the Fine Young Cannibals (1960)

Sorry, this movie sucks

People are voting emotionally.

Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

I saw this movie long time ago in the 60s when I was just a little girl. I loved it and I have been trying to find out how I can purchase it. This film had a lot of my favorite actors in it. Robert Wagner, Natalie Wood, George Hamilton, Pearl Bailey. I also loved Susan Kohen, I remember her from Imitation of life. I have check Blockbusters, Columbia House movies, TCM movies, Ebay, Amazon and just putting in searches on the internet with no luck.Someone told me it is no longer in print, can anyone confirm that? I was told the Turner Classics was the place to go because they have a wide selection of vintage movies. So if anyone can help me locate this movie I will be eternally grateful.

They don't make films like this anymore but they made a lot of them then. This is one of the better ones ... a perfect 2 hour indulgence on a rainy afternoon.I've seen this film many times in the course of my life but I just realized it's a modern reworking of Emily Brontes' "Wuthering Heights". It wasn't until tonight that I realized the similarity. I think that's because it works with the added elements that distinguish it.It's full tilt melodrama of the Harlequin novel variety but its a good one ... emotional, overwrought and overacted in Technicolor. Pearl Bailey steals the show from all the beautiful people at the center of this soap opera. I just wish she sang more ...

I love this picture. I think it's one of his best. For years I have been hoping it come to VHS. It's time to go into that library of movies and put them in VHS. I hope someone take a look at this and put on tape.

Sex and drugs in the Big City are too much for the young country rearedSouthern ladies and gents to bear, in this well over the top and veryflorid meller, directed by the always unreliable Michael Anderson. ButI was young (23) when I saw it at the Loew's Warfield in San Francisco,with PLATINUM HIGH SCHOOL, on 9-19-60; and it's a movie aimed at a youngaudience. I always loved Natalie Wood, back to when we both were kids;Bob Wagner was a fave since 1950; Susan Kohner caught my eye in TO HELLAND BACK, dazzled the world, and me, in IMITATION OF LIFE. George Hamilton's the odd man out here, but he's credible. Story andtreatment are pure soap, but nothin's wrong with that. The only sour note for me in this lushly produced and always interestingwalk on the 1930s wild side, is the music. Jazz and more jazz; badlyplayed, written, composed and sung. Stops the movie stone cold wheneverthey use it, which is waayy too often. Pearl Bailey's role shoulda beencut. This aside I found it, then and now, an absorbing and watchable dramawith a sterling cast of young stars. The two girls are excellent inevery way. Too long (124), and too much jazzy music -