Modern viewers know this little film primarily as the model for the remake, "The Money Pit
" (1953). The film is a great example of the great American film-making. The story is told in a way that is unique to the American story, and the characters are unique. It is also a film that has a unique message. This film has great performances from the cast, including the wonderful John Cusack, who plays the father of a young boy who is in love with a beautiful woman. John Carradine is great as a father who has been in the business of making money for years. He is very funny and very likable. His character is the perfect foil for John's character. I loved the way he played the role of father. In the film, he is not a perfect father, but he does have a good heart. Also, the movie is well-written and well acted. There are many great scenes in this film. For example, John is shown in his car driving through the woods, driving around the country, talking to his wife, his daughter, etc. These scenes are great. They are also great for a movie that was made in 1950. A great movie. If you like great movies, this is one to watch. You will love it. But if you don't like movies that are not great
", which was released in the late 1980s. The film is a great example of how to make a film that is not only great, but also a perfect example for a remake of a classic film.