Harrison Ford, Julia Ormund, and Greg Kinnear all star in the 1995 movie Sabrina. This remake of the 1954 Sabrina is funny, romantic, and entirely unique. Today I'll be reviewing this popular movie.

Linus Larrabee is the business tycoon who made his family's company a booming success. David, his younger brother, is the flirt who charms everyone and never works. Sabrina Fairchild is the chauffeur's daughter who turns their worlds upside down.

Sabrina has had a crush on David since she was a little girl. After she comes back from Paris David falls in love with her, much to her delight and amazement. However, her sudden appearance threatens a billion dollar merger Linus is about to complete. In order to save the deal he decides to woo Sabrina - with the intention of dropping her after the merger. But Sabrina may finally make him forget about his appointment book and think about love at last.

The story is intriguing and it's not your typical romance. The dialogue is witty and the acting well done. The tension between Sabrina and Linus is fun and there are plenty of humorous bits.

There is some mild language, as well as a few scenes where God's name is taken in vain. David is a huge flirt and it's implied that he goes from woman to woman. There's a scene that shows a man and a woman kissing on a bed fully clothed. In another scene the Larrabee servants discuss whether or not Linus is gay. While Sabrina is in Paris she's at a photoshoot with models in bikinis.

This movie is rated PG and is best for teenagers and older.

For those of you who have watched Sabrina, what did you think of it? Tell me in the comments below!