Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows

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Summary: Now How About a Widescreen DVD?
Review: Wear Angels Go Trouble Follows may not as good as The Trouble with Angels but I do think it's a good movie and I enjoyed it and thought Rosalind Russell and Stella Stevens were really good though I wish Hayley Mills and the actress who played her friend were in this too reprising their rolls from the first movie. I would like to own this and also The Trouble with Angels on DVD but I don't want to buy edited pan and scan DVDs, I will just wait until widescreen DVDs are released and until than I will just tape the movies from that classic movie network that shows them in widescreen.

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Summary: Stands on its Own
Review: Yes, this is officially a sequel to "The Trouble With Angels"...but only officially. While it does feature Rosiland Russell, Barbara Hunter, Binnie Barnes, and Mary Wikes from the first film, the similarity stops there. Other than The names of the nuns, one student (Marvel-Ann), and theschool, this film has an origional story, and introduces Stella Stevens as a "modern" nun who clashes with Russell's Mother Superior.

As a whole, this film contains less serious overtones and more comedic elements than its predecessor. If you can watch it from the point of view that it has little relation to the first film, it is worth the effort.