Tomorrow Always Comes (1941)

★★★★★ · We're going to have to ask you to leave. · Spuzz · 2005-07-27

OK, once again, you just dont know what the heck youre going to view next in Ricks Fun Film Factory, and this film about rayon fabric, just goes beyond the mere bizarre and jets off into delirious territory. This awful movie takes its time getting there though. The film bizarrely starts off with the main character named Molly as a kid womdering about the man shell marry, fast forward to her marriage to the curiously playmobil shellacked haired Bob. Fast forward again to them living in somewhat happy domesticity. I say somewhat because Molly is forced to wear older fashions, she hasnt a thing…

★★★ · Fire the Make Up Artist · JayKay49 · 2011-12-28

OK. I get the point about rayon and now I know why the word "rayon" was so prominent on my moms old ironrite and faithfully placed at the cool end of the dial. But the time lines are blurred by subtle issues in the 1920's scenes. Molly herself and those furnishings - don't bear any resemblence to what I've seen in pics of my parents family members, friends or their digs in those days. Of course they were Hunkies; bootleggers, and factory workers but even so, the paraphernalia here was a little too contemporary. especially that kid's bedroom set. But most of all, Mollies big acorn shaped Judy…