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| 1.Dune starring: Francesca Annis, Leonardo Cimino, Brad Dourif, José Ferrer, Linda Hunt March 01, 1992 |
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| I've previously owned the Lynch version on DVD and the epic, three hour TV version that was shown on the Sci-Fi channel on a worn-out VHS tape. When this new extended edition dvd was released I jumped at the chance to get it. The extended version gives you much more detail and insight into the characters than the Lynch cut. While I find that the Lynch cut is enjoyable in it's own right I prefer the completeness of the extended edition. The shorter version just seems too rushed with too many gaps. |
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| 2.The Black Cauldron (Disney's Masterpiece) starring: Grant Bardsley, Freddie Jones, Susan Sheridan, Nigel Hawthorne, Arthur Malet directed by: Richard Rich, Ted Berman August 04, 1998 |
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| The transaction was very fast and handled quite well. As far as the product itself I don't know because I bought it for a christmas present.
Thank you, Jeanette Covington |
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| 3.Marat Sade starring: Patrick Magee, Clifford Rose, Glenda Jackson, Ian Richardson, Michael Williams directed by: Peter Brook December 05, 2000 |
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| You ever watch a movie that just sends chills up and down your body from beginning to end? You ever watch a movie that cements itself in your subconscious and pulverizes you with its magnetism over and over, until you just cannot take it any more? You ever watch a movie that is so rich and so disturbingly authentic that you feel compelled to laud it above all others?
This is that movie. From the opening credits until the closing ones, `Marat/Sade' is one of the most engaging and ... Read More: |
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| 4.The NeverEnding Story III - Escape From Fantasia starring: Jason James Richter, Melody Kay, Jack Black, Carole Finn, Ryan Bollman directed by: Peter MacDonald February 18, 1997 |
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| I saw this on TV and it amazed me. This movie is so bad that it's actually really funny and entertaining. The puppets are terrible, the jokes are cheesy, and Jack Black gives an appropriately over the top performance. You can all but see him winking at the camera saying "I know this is awful, but let's make the most of it, shall we?"
I recommend this to anyone who likes B movies. |
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| 5.Bliss of Mrs Blossom starring: Shirley MacLaine, Richard Attenborough, James Booth, Freddie Jones, William Rushton directed by: Joseph McGrath May 28, 1992 |
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| "Bliss" is a near perfect time capsule of the mod London scene at the end of the sixties decade. No, it isn't a perfect movie, but it's definitely worth a look just for the sheer craziness of it all. Yes, the direction comes off being just a bit too frenetically akin to the whole Richard Lester style of wild edits and surreal mayhem, the comedy sometimes tries too strenuously for wackiness, and MacLaine and Booth are occaisionally just a trifle much to take as loveable zanies. All that to one side, watch it anyway, if for ... Read More: |
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| 6.Firestarter starring: Drew Barrymore, David Keith, Freddie Jones, Heather Locklear, Martin Sheen directed by: Mark L. Lester March 01, 1992 |
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| I love this movie, as child, I wish I had her powers, but thank god I didn't!!!! (ha-ha) This movie was wonderful!!!! |
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| 7.The Elephant Man starring: Anthony Hopkins, John Hurt, Anne Bancroft, John Gielgud, Wendy Hiller directed by: David Lynch September 22, 1999 |
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| Rightly regarded as one of the classic British films of the last decades, this broadly true tale of dignified humanity shining through the gloomy, impersonal smog of Victorian London hardly puts a foot wrong. Anthony Hopkins is superb as the dispassionate surgeon who rescues the maltreated circus freak and convincingly settles his own (and our) moral doubt as to whether he has simply replaced the morbid curiosity of the voyeuristic crowds for an equally exploitative scientific curiosity and means of personal gain. But it is John Hurt's rendition ... Read More: |
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| 8.Far from the Madding Crowd starring: Julie Christie, Peter Finch, Alan Bates, Terence Stamp, Fiona Walker directed by: John Schlesinger 1990-02 |
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| The new DVD is a disaster--still cropped rather than 2.35x1 and lacking the original stereo soundtrack. Warner Bros. has botched a great opportunity to present this beautiful film in the manner it deserves. |
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| 9.Krull starring: Ken Marshall, Lysette Anthony, Freddie Jones, Francesca Annis, Alun Armstrong directed by: Peter Yates June 04, 1996 |
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| In a magical world called Krull, a mysterious dark magic fortress from space called "The Black Fortress" lands on the planet. A powerful Beast and his minions attack the planet, Prince Colwyn (Ken Marshall) and the beautiful Princess Lyssa (Lysette Anthony) as they marry so that two rival kingdoms can be united in peace, that is until the warriors of the Beast kidnap her during the ceremony. Colwyn joins up with an unlikely band of heroes named Ynyr (Freddie Jones), Ergo the magician (David Battley), Cyclopic Rell (Bernard Bresslaw), Convict Rhun (Robbie Coltrane ... Read More: |
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| 10.Eleanor, First Lady of the World starring: Jean Stapleton, Kabir Bedi, Coral Browne, Dorothy Dells, Freddie Jones directed by: John Erman May 30, 1995 |
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| In a magical world called Krull, a mysterious dark magic fortress from space called "The Black Fortress" lands on the planet. A powerful Beast and his minions attack the planet, Prince Colwyn (Ken Marshall) and the beautiful Princess Lyssa (Lysette Anthony) as they marry so that two rival kingdoms can be united in peace, that is until the warriors of the Beast kidnap her during the ceremony. Colwyn joins up with an unlikely band of heroes named Ynyr (Freddie Jones), Ergo the magician (David Battley), Cyclopic Rell (Bernard Bresslaw), Convict Rhun (Robbie Coltrane ... Read More: |
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