This is one hundred and eleven minutes of your life that you are not going to want to get back, that is of course if you like all singing- all dancing - side splitting comedy of the 1950's, 1956 to be exact and socialite Tracy Lord (Grace Kelly) is about to get married to George Kittridge (John Lund) , but there's a couple of flies in the ointment, Tracy's ex husband C.K Dexter Haven (Bing Crosby) has come back into town because of the local Jazz festival and two reporter's from Spy magazine Mike Connor (Frank Sinatra) and Liz Imbrie (Celeste Holm) have been sent to cover the wedding because the editor has some very embarrassing photo's of Tracy's father. With a ...  Read the complete review

It's simple - if you haven't seen this film it's an absolute must. A remake of 1940 Katharine Hepburn classic, The Philadelphia Story., High Society is a (perhaps slightly warped) fairy tale. From the opening sequence with a cameo performance from Louis Armstrong, High Society grabs you, charms you, and compels you to watch the entirety of the film with a childlike smile on you face. Jaw-dropping beauty Grace Kelly plays Tracy Lord, a spoilt divorcee embarking on her second marriage. The story follows the approach to her wedding to uptight fiancé George. Enter a couple of handsome, suave and witty spanners in the works: back on the ...  Read the complete review