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Classic Film Review: Hello, Dolly — “9 to 5” becomes a Clarion Call for Working Women
You know and I know the title song “9 to 5” was always better than the movie “9 to 5,” right? Memory can fix a “classic” film’s failings, and this one — a big, touched-a-nerve hit when it premiered in … Continue reading
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