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| 1.Island of the Blue Dolphins starring: Celia Kaye, Larry Domasin, Ann Daniel, George Kennedy, Carlos Romero directed by: James B. Clark January 01, 1998 |
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| This is the story of Karana, a young Indian girl raised on an island off the coast of California. Supposedly it is based on a true story, and it tells of how she survived on her native island after all of her people were removed and her younger brother was killed. The reader never knows why Karana's people were removed from the island, which would have helped me understand the story a bit better.
While Scott O'Dell is a good storyteller, there are some gaps that I wished he had explained ... Read More: |
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| 2.Don't Be Afraid of the Dark starring: Kim Darby, Jim Hutton, Barbara Anderson, William Demarest, Pedro Armendáriz Jr. directed by: John Newland |
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| I purchased this video quite cheaply (ex-rental), thinking that the cover looked quite nice. And it was nice, if you can't see very well, but the movie is trash. I can handle B-grade, I sometimes even enjoy a good B romp (ie. 'The Driller Killer' is a classic example of how entertaining the genre can be), but this was just bland bland bland. Incredibly dull scenes were broken up too sparsely by wholesome cheap scares and not very entertaining dream horror sequences. This movie has very little to offer. So, ... Read More: |
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| 3.Me & The Colonel starring: Danny Kaye, Curd Jürgens, Nicole Maurey, Françoise Rosay, Akim Tamiroff directed by: Peter Glenville February 20, 1996 |
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| This is a gem of a movie, unfortunately largely overlooked. I think Danny Kaye gives his best performance here, in a long career of wonderful performances. And the plot offers something for almost everyone, without in the least being a pandering smear of action.
Men to whom I recommended this film liked it for its recreation of conditions in World War II France. The tanks, the Germans sweeping in to occupy, the grim choice faced by the local residents of the occupied towns - to cope, to conciliate, or ... Read More: |
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| 4.Killing Beach starring: Greta Scacchi, Joan Chen, Jack Thompson, Art Malik, Norman Kaye directed by: Stephen Wallace June 02, 1998 |
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| Greta Scacchi Rules as an Australian Reporter covering the plight and horrors of the Vietamese Boat People being standed in Malayasia.Joan Chen also does a superb job in this Movie that's very well worth watching!!Check it out!! |
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| 5.Final Comedown starring: Billy Dee Williams, D'Urville Martin, Celia Kaye, Raymond St. Jacques, R.G. Armstrong directed by: Oscar Williams October 18, 1990 |
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| The characters in this movie really act out the reality of what truly went on openly in a world a racism in the 60's and 70's.This movie is a guide for the 21st century of minorities who are victims of hidden racism. |
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| 6.Me and the Colonel starring: Danny Kaye, Curd Jürgens, Nicole Maurey, Françoise Rosay, Akim Tamiroff directed by: Peter Glenville |
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| This is a gem of a movie, unfortunately largely overlooked. I think Danny Kaye gives his best performance here, in a long career of wonderful performances. And the plot offers something for almost everyone, without in the least being a pandering smear of action.
Men to whom I recommended this film liked it for its recreation of conditions in World War II France. The tanks, the Germans sweeping in to occupy, the grim choice faced by the local residents of the occupied towns - to cope, to conciliate, or to combat. All the ... Read More: |
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| 7.Vampire at Midnight starring: Jason Williams, Gustav Vintas, Lesley Milne, Esther Elise, Jeanie Moore directed by: Gregory McClatchy |
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| A local hypnotist is more than he seems as victims of a killer are found drained of blood. It's up to a corner-cutting cop to find the murderer. This is an excellent, gripping and genuinely chilling film. Gustav Vintas plays the most blood-curdlingly memorable vampire in recent years and Jason Williams' cop makes a likeable hero. There are also plenty of imaginative sets and an unforgettably moody soundtrack (which, like the Black Hole score, ought to be released on CD/audio cassette). |
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| 8.Turtle Beach starring: Greta Scacchi, Joan Chen, Jack Thompson, Art Malik, Norman Kaye directed by: Stephen Wallace |
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| Greta Scacchi Rules as an Australian Reporter covering the plight and horrors of the Vietamese Boat People being standed in Malayasia.Joan Chen also does a superb job in this Movie that's very well worth watching!!Check it out!! |
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