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High Crimes: Lawyer Claire Kubik has just been told that her husband is not who she thinks he is. Tom Kubik is really Ron Chapman, and he is on trial in the military justice system for the murder of villagers in Latin America. Claire takes on the case but just what will she find out, as the truth is unraveled?

Cry Uncle: Secluded investigator gets engaged with kill, sex and blackmail in spoof of controversial taste; regularly humorous, nonetheless. Cast includes Allen Garfield, Madeleine De La Roux, Devin Goldenberg, David Kirk, Sean Walsh, and Nancy Salmon. (87 minutes, 1971)

Hook, Line & Sinker: Conceivably ludicrous premise about allegedly dying guy who runs up one hundred thousand in credit card debt. Even Lewis fans can be bored. Cast includes Jerry Lewis, Peter Lawford, Anne Francis, Pedro Gonzalez-Gonzalez, Jimmy Miller, and Kathleen Freeman. (91 minutes, 1951)

Sinners in the Sun: Pleasant Lombard comprehends that money isn’t all in this smooth, normal triangle; Permit has a tad role. Cast includes Carole Lombard, Chester Morris, Adrienne Ames, Cary Permit, Walter Byron, Alison Skip-worth, Rita La Roy, and Ida Lewis.(70 minutes, 1932)

Spellbound: Sponging up story of psychiatrist Bergman trying to expose Poke’s hang-ups; Dali fantasy patterns, industrious and Oscar winning Miklos Rozsa help Hitchcock build another exclusive film. This is based on novel The Home of Dr. Edwardes by Francis Beeding. Cast includes Alfred Hitchcock, Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Poke, Leo G. Carroll, John Emery, Michael Chekhov, Wallace Ford, Rhonda Fleming, Bill Goodwin, and Regis Toomey. (111 minutes, 1945)

Lightning in a Bottle: Vigorous Blues tribute performance film, orchestrated in 2003 at Stereo City Music Chamber, opens with an onstage intro by Martin Scorsese. Then it tears up the joint. What little backstage material there is demonstrates gripping, although wisely lets the actors over-power an approximately chronological history characterizing both war horse and modern-day entertainers. For a blues film, this is a pretty good flick. (106 minutes, 2004)

The Jacket: Following a vicious injury in 1991 when fighting in the Gulf Battle, cadet Brody returns to Vermont with amnesia. He eventually is falsely accused of killing a cop and finds himself in an insane asylum. Then he receives experimental treatments that produce flashback and visions of his future. He sees he will die in four days, now it is a race against time. Cast includes Adrien Brody, Keira Knightley, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Kris Kristofferson, Daniel Craig, Kelly Lynch, Brad Renfro, Mackenzie Phillips, and Jason Lewis. (103 minutes, 2005)

Man On Fire: John Creasy is a burned out former CIA operative who has lost his joy for life. He takes a job as bodyguard for a nine years old girl named Pita, in Mexico City, due to the outbreak in kidnappings of the children of wealthy families there. HE is all business, but eventually Pita wins him over, and he has become emotionally connected to the small child. When she is kidnapped, he is driven like no man before to recover the poor child.

Li’l Abner: Vigorous Gene DePaul-Johnny Mercer lyrical based on Broadway rendition of AI Capp’s cartoon; loud and brassy, with cheesy comedy, some excellent melodies. Stubby Kaye is fine as Marryin’ Sam; other Dog-patch characters vividly enacted. Look acute for youthful Valerie Harper and Beth Howland amid the chorus gals. Cast includes Peter Palmer, Leslie Parrish, Stubby Kaye, Howard St. John, Julie Newmar, Stella Stevens, Billie Hayes, and Robert Strauss. (113 minutes, 1959)

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