Church Mouse, The (MOD) New Gods

Church Mouse, The (MOD) New GodsWish fulfillment meets wit in a sassy, sophisticated 1934 comedy that told a girl how to succeed in business in an era when success meant marrying the boss, not nabbing the corner office. Blonde charmer Laura La Plante (in one of her last films in a career that included her reign as one of the silent screen's leading stars) goes dowdy in the title role, playing meek Betty Miller, who's much better at dictation than flirtation. In fact, she's just what

police detective Denny Colt (Jones) is thought to be dead when his body turns up missing

and invites him to join the team

Critically acclaimed writer Steve Orlando (MIDNIGHTER) comes a new beginning for Kara Zor-El in SUPERGIRL VOL

Experience a movie judged "honest

And for those who don't make the grade

recruits a seven women crew to plan and execute the heist of the century at New York City's star-studded annual Met Gala

She weds a left-wing professor (Van Heflin) who disdains her privileged lifestyle

Bruce Dern

are roused into attacking Heidi in a dark cellar

Baba Looey

Doris Day and Louis Jourdan star in a terrifying thriller of a woman and her murderous husband in Julie

and James Cromwell