Harvey
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- Wallace Ford
- William H. Lynn
- Victoria Horne
- Jesse White
- Cecil Kellaway
- Charles Drake
- Peggy Dow
- Josephine Hull
- James Stewart
- Nana Bryant
Letterboxd User Reviews
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what a weird prequel to donnie darko (2001)
meganFeb 6, 20196'3" james stewart looking way up to a 6'3½" rabbit is the height of comedy
zuzannaJul 1, 2019"In this world, you must be oh so smart, or oh so pleasant. Well, for years I was smart. I recommend pleasant. You may quote me." (James Stewart as Elwood P. Dowd) CHARMING, FULL OF HUMOR AND DEEP LIFE DEPENDING QUESTIONS
Two Cineasts - Aug 8, 2020
“YOU GOT THE SCREWIEST UNCLE THAT EVER STUCK HIS PUSS INSIDE OUR NUTHOUSE”
eelyOct 11, 2015About the pains of being pure at heart. And how infectious it can be.
Anna Imhof 🌸May 28, 2016Let's face it, Hollywood doesn't have the best track record with its depictions of people with mental curiosities. I'm sure it is difficult to express a persons infliction without leaning too far in either direction. That is to say portraying them as either brainless,…
Andrew - Aug 16, 2023
Donnie Darko for your grandpa (I’ve never seen Donnie Darko. I am grandpa)
JayShmoneyApr 5, 2016"There's the shock trauma -- the trauma of being born." "That's what we're still trying to get over, aren't we?"
Patrick PryorJan 16, 2022In “Harvey,” love and beauty are follies best left to fairy tales. Luckily, that’s exactly the type of film that this is. Based on a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Mary Chase, “Harvey,” about the travails that a six foot tall invisible rabbit brings to a family, arrives…
theriverjordan
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Delightful and comedic movie carried by Jimmy Stewart's infectious charm. Interesting story about a family losing sight of a man's admirable love for people because of one of his quirks. The twist was a bit off-putting but not necessarily bad.
Within the story what’s true or not doesn’t matter, it’s what’s being said and what the characters believe in that do. Gives me hope that there will be people in my life that would believe me if I told them I was seeing a 6 ft tall rabbit.