Bells Are Ringing
Reviewed Jun 10, 2012
Answering service operator Holliday falls sight-unseen for client Martin, a self-destructing writer who think’s she’s a nice old lady he calls “Mom.”
The songs are nice, especially Martin’s Just In Time, and Frank Gorshin’s impersonation of Brando is worth a chuckle, but at just over two hours, the film feels at least half an hour too long. There’s plenty of plot, but no real drama or character development and it’s a testament to the star power of Martin and Holliday that they can hold your interest despite anything interesting happening.
Viewing History
- Sun, Jun 10, 2012 via TCM HD