I Know Where I'm Going

**Wompet** · 9th March 07, 05:38 PM

I forget who's mentioned this movie here before, but it was on Turner Classic Movies last night. I caught it while flipping through channels during a commercial break, so I missed the first few minutes, but then the remote didn't get touched for the next hour and a half. At first because I recognized the title from here, and then because I was enjoying the film.

The movie itself: an understated romance in 1940's Hollywood style; good story; great scenery, even in black and white; the male lead wears a kilt throughout (almost); and a nice bit of piping in a couple of spots. A couple of the supporting characters were stereotypical, but they weren't overdone.

I think I may have to find myself a copy.

**cavscout** · 9th March 07, 05:41 PM

Funny, I just received this in the mail from Netflix and am about to sit down and watch it with my Bride. Glad to hear another good review of the film.

**pdcorlis** · 9th March 07, 06:00 PM

One of my very favorite films of all times!

**ccga3359** · 9th March 07, 06:10 PM

Originally Posted by Wompet

I think I may have to find myself a copy.

Amazon.com sells it. Bit pricey but probably hard to find. IMDB.com has this on the movie.

**Fearnest** · 9th March 07, 07:21 PM

Also available from Deep Discount for just under $24 (including shipping).

**Big Dave** · 9th March 07, 07:57 PM

I was only able to watch part of the movie (I had to get dinner ready for my Kids), but it was quite good for what I saw.

**cavscout** · 9th March 07, 08:29 PM

The movie was good. Very subtle. I'd say it's a great candidate for colorization. The DVD comes with several photo essays about the movie and the Isle of Mull where it was filmed.

**Panache** · 9th March 07, 09:27 PM

Originally Posted by pdcorlis

One of my very favorite films of all times!

I think Phil posted a review so I put it on my Netflix queue.

The F-H.C.A.G. and I thought it was a charming movie. It's well worth your time.

Cheers

Panache