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| 1.Low Impact Aerobic Workout starring: Jane Fonda, Werner Martin (II), Charlotte Williams (II), Ed Oster, Peter Sprague directed by: Sidney Galanty |
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| Have been doing this workout since it came out years ago. It's like dancing and it's fun. Just wish it was on DVD. |
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| 2.Beautiful People starring: Faruk Pruti, Thomas Goodridge, Tony Peters (II), Dado Jehan, Rosalind Ayres directed by: Jasmin Dizdar |
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| Its a real good movie, I first saw it on the IFC channel...had to have it...if you watch it think out side the box and dont be to transcendental, it is a low budget high quality film |
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| 3.Royal Wedding & Road to Hollywood (2pc) starring: Fred Astaire, Wilson Benge, William Cabanne, Sarah Churchill, Mae Clarke directed by: Stanley Donen June 02, 1998 |
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| Its a real good movie, I first saw it on the IFC channel...had to have it...if you watch it think out side the box and dont be to transcendental, it is a low budget high quality film |
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| 4.Daddy Long Legs starring: Fred Astaire, Leslie Caron, Terry Moore, Thelma Ritter, Fred Clark directed by: Jean Negulesco |
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| Daddy Long Legs This is a very romantic story based on a book written in the 20s or 30s--Fred Astaire is perfect in the role of an "invisible" benefactor of Leslie Caron. If you are an "old movie buff", this one will please you! |
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| 5.Persuasion (2pc) starring: Anne Firbank, Bryan Marshall, Basil Dignam, Valerie Gearon, Marian Spencer directed by: Howard Baker July 19, 2000 |
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| Despite all of its drawbacks of poor sound and sometimes really awful 1970s wigs, costumes and stage sets, this is unquestionably the best version of "Persuasion". It is very faithful to the book, and I find that the all of the parts have been very well cast. Anne Firbank is a bit old for the role (Anne Elliott is 27) but otherwise excellent. I did like Amanda Root in the newer version- albeit she was presented as just too much of a Cinderella - but that was the only thing I liked! Elizabeth Elliott was simply awful, acting as if she ... Read More: |
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| 6.Whatever Happened to Harold Smith? starring: Tom Courtenay, Michael Legge (II), Laura Fraser (II), Stephen Fry, Charlotte Roberts directed by: Peter Hewitt |
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| Despite all of its drawbacks of poor sound and sometimes really awful 1970s wigs, costumes and stage sets, this is unquestionably the best version of "Persuasion". It is very faithful to the book, and I find that the all of the parts have been very well cast. Anne Firbank is a bit old for the role (Anne Elliott is 27) but otherwise excellent. I did like Amanda Root in the newer version- albeit she was presented as just too much of a Cinderella - but that was the only thing I liked! Elizabeth Elliott was simply awful, acting as if she ... Read More: |
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| 7.Wish You Were Here starring: Emily Lloyd, Tom Bell, Jesse Birdsall, Clare Clifford, Barbara Durkin directed by: David Leland |
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| I'll have to admit that I bought this little piece of cheesecake because it was only $3.33 and the good looking little Brit lasse on the cover was showing off some of her handsome flesh. But what I got was the most depressing and sordid life story of a supposed real life English prostitute. The film made an attempt to give a sympathetic late 20th century presentation of her life. But I saw through it and believe me I didn't sympathize at all! I found the lead character to be the most unpleasant, disfunctional mess of a human being that no one would ... Read More: |
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| 8.Whatever Happened to Harold Smith? starring: Tom Courtenay, Michael Legge (II), Laura Fraser (II), Stephen Fry, Charlotte Roberts directed by: Peter Hewitt |
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| I'll have to admit that I bought this little piece of cheesecake because it was only $3.33 and the good looking little Brit lasse on the cover was showing off some of her handsome flesh. But what I got was the most depressing and sordid life story of a supposed real life English prostitute. The film made an attempt to give a sympathetic late 20th century presentation of her life. But I saw through it and believe me I didn't sympathize at all! I found the lead character to be the most unpleasant, disfunctional mess of a human being that no one would ... Read More: |
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| 9.The Woman He Loved starring: Anthony Andrews, Jane Seymour, Olivia de Havilland, Lucy Gutteridge, Tom Wilkinson directed by: Charles Jarrott |
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| I'll have to admit that I bought this little piece of cheesecake because it was only $3.33 and the good looking little Brit lasse on the cover was showing off some of her handsome flesh. But what I got was the most depressing and sordid life story of a supposed real life English prostitute. The film made an attempt to give a sympathetic late 20th century presentation of her life. But I saw through it and believe me I didn't sympathize at all! I found the lead character to be the most unpleasant, disfunctional mess of a human being that no one would ... Read More: |
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| 10.Have I Got News for You starring: Ian Hislop, Paul Merton (III), Alexander Armstrong, Sanjeev Bhaskar, Charlotte Church directed by: John F.D. Northover, Paul Wheeler (IV), Ben Fuller |
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| I'll have to admit that I bought this little piece of cheesecake because it was only $3.33 and the good looking little Brit lasse on the cover was showing off some of her handsome flesh. But what I got was the most depressing and sordid life story of a supposed real life English prostitute. The film made an attempt to give a sympathetic late 20th century presentation of her life. But I saw through it and believe me I didn't sympathize at all! I found the lead character to be the most unpleasant, disfunctional mess of a human being that no one would ... Read More: |
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