Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows (DVD, 2003)

Catholic schoolgirls and their nun-chaperones from St. Francis Academy take a bus trip to California for a religious youth rally

I was happy to see that "where angels go, trouble follows" was available on DVD. This was one of my favorite movies when I was growing up, along with many other wholesome movies that you don't see everyday. When the DVD arrived I was excited to watch the movie with my husband and daughter. I did not have to worry about censoring any part of the movie when it came to my daughter watching it. There is no violence, foul language, sexual situations, ect. Other members of my family were just as excited when they learned that I had made this purchase, it has already been borrowed a few times. We all enjoyed this movie back in the 70's and now our children can learn more about what television was about when we were younger.

This is a great happy-go-lucky film with lots of funny scenes and interesting diversions from the main plot.Rosalind Russell is dynamite as the irascible,but often troubled Mother Superior.Also, look for Susan St.James as a young teenage problem-child and Mary Wickes (White Christmas and Sister Acts I and II).Both are terrific.

PART TWO. YOU NEED TO WACTH THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS TO GET THE FULL EFFECT. THIS IS A VERY WELL DONE MOVIE ABOUT THE CHANGING TIMES IN THE EARLY 1970S. IT IS A REALISTIC LOOK AT THE STRUGGLES OF THE TIMES. IT WOULD BE A HOOT TO DO PART 3 NOW WITH HAYLEY MILLS AND STELLA STEVENS STRUGGLING WITH THE IDEA OF SAINT FRANCSIS ACADEMY GOING CO-ED OR MERGING WITH NEW TRENDS PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL TO KEEP ST FRANCSIS FROM CLOSING WITH AGAIN CHANGING TIMES. IT IS A FEEL GOOD MOVIE SO IF YOU ARE DOWN IN THE DUMPS AND FEELING LOW THIS FILM IS SURE TO RAISE YOUR SPIRITS

I bought both Where Angels Go Trouble Follows and this follow up movie for my mum. We loved to watch them and now we can enjoy them over again. Actually my sons loved them too. Great family movies that you don't need to censor. Love it