The Glass Bottom Boat - Doris Day [DVD] [1966]

The film is a light comedy good for sunday night. The quality of image and sound is very good. Many of the actors are excellent comedians and the film gets really funny after the first half.Many people don't watch special features. If you are one of them I would suggest that you do different this time and watch the special features. Click there and watch everything. It is all good.Or, better saying, it is all good but the animation "The Dot and the Line". Good doesn't get close to describe how genial the animation is. It is the best animation that I remember having watched but don't take my word for it. Order the dvd and check the animation. The animation itself is worth the dvd, as another reviewer wrote.The animation is on youtube but it deserves to be seen properly: On a tv screen and with really good quality.

What a delightful James Bond-type romp!! And starring Doris Day too!!!! The ever delightful Doris was just over the peak of her career, and her next few films did not do her justice. Still, she looks as glamorous and ravishing as ever, and maintains her delightful ability to play light-hearted roles with just that touch of romance.It looks great in scope and you can obviously see where the budget went. There are some delightfully funny sequences - it's really just all round family fun!!!!

I liked this film very much but to be honest I can't remember much about the story except that doris was involved with espionage. For doris day fans only

excellent d.d. comedy

Really good quality item and colour and sound excellent

Great good comedy my mum really likes this dvd

If you are a Doris Day fan then this a must for your collection. Many of Ms Day's films are centred mostly around the 'romance' side of things, but while the romance is there, this really is a FUN FILM. Recommended

Another one that is a 'must see' the cost of these films and the actors are not something you can get nowadays so always worth watching them. Anything from 1960's and earlier is worthwhile as it is a history in itself.