If you believe some of the best films are black and white, don't miss "Between Two Worlds"! This fine, rare classic stars Sydney Greenstreet and Paul Henreid, seen in "Casablanca", with Edmund Gwenn from "Miracle on 34th Street" and the tough John Garfield. It's a dark story of a freighter crossing the Atlantic with passengers, most of whom are unaware that they are dead. The ship is to be met by a boat carrying an "examiner" who will tell each passenger where they are to spend eternity. Gwenn, Garfield and Greenstreet are brilliant, with a terrific supporting cast. There are a couple of real surprises in the plot. The only downer in the picture is the sappy, melodramatic romance between Henreid and the one-star actress Eleanor Parker, which gives a poor introduction and finish to an otherwise good film. In their defense, the lines they were given would have sounded stupid with any actors. In any case, definitely worth seeing, more than once!