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| 1.Matewan starring: Jace Alexander, Tom Carlin, Gordon Clapp, Chris Cooper, Joe Grifasi April 29, 1997 |
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| This is a great movie. That being said, the events it is alleged to portray are only a small part of THIS film. There's a story being told by Mr. Sayles about the conditions in which the miners and their families lived, what their prospects for improvement were, the efforts to unionize the coal fields, and the efforts to thwart the unionization of the same, but beware that you understand that Mr. Sayles was telling a story that only refers to what happened in Matewan and Bloody Mingo in 1920-1921. ... Read More: |
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| 2.Small Sacrifices Miniseries starring: Farrah Fawcett, Ryan O'Neal, Gordon Clapp, John Shea, Emily Perkins directed by: David Greene January 07, 1997 |
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| I was very impressed by the quailty and how everything they said about the product was true i'll be buying from this company again |
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| 3.Eight Men Out starring: Jace Alexander, Gordon Clapp, John Cusack, James Desmond, Richard Edson August 03, 1999 |
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| Eight Men Out tells the story about one of baseball's darkest days; the 1919 World Series scandal. Eight baseball players from the White Sox team decide to throw the World Series due to the own of the team poor treatment to the players. Though one of them, Buck Weaver, defends his innocents. The movie seems to be true to fact, but it suggests it all took place in the same year. The players were not banned from baseball til the end of the 1920. If nothing else, like the period clothing back then. |
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| 4.Skeletons in the Closet starring: Treat Williams, Linda Hamilton, Jonathan Jackson, Gordon Clapp, Schuyler Fisk directed by: Wayne Powers (II) July 24, 2001 |
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| This little psych-thriller had some meat to it, but the cast is what made it. Treat Williams, Linda Hamilton, and Jonathan Jackson were excellent, and I found myself quite absorbed by the mindgames that seemed to be going on between the father, and son, not to mention the uncertainty that they provoked in Hamilton's character.
It was fun , and I'll see it again. |
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| 5.Small Sacrifices starring: Farrah Fawcett, Ryan O'Neal, Gordon Clapp, John Shea, Emily Perkins directed by: David Greene July 11, 1991 |
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| I was very impressed by the quailty and how everything they said about the product was true i'll be buying from this company again |
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| 6.Fever starring: Armand Assante, John Achorn, Joe Spano, John Dennis Johnston, Steve Rankin directed by: Larry Elikann August 07, 2001 |
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| Director Larry Elikann is a man of contradiction. He can tear your heart out with Mare Winningham as a homeless mother in God Bless the Child, but he also has an affinity with Armande Assante since he has used him so many times. Assante's macho swagger and don't-mess-with-me attitude may be Elikann's definition of masculinity but unfortunately in this HBO TVM either the director allows or insisted on Assante mangling his lines so that he is mostly unintelligible. I suppose real men like Assante and his ilk don't need to say much but ... Read More: |
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| 7.Mission of the Shark starring: Stacy Keach, Richard Thomas, Steve Landesberg, Don Harvey, Robert Cicchini directed by: Robert Iscove October 06, 1997 |
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| I teach the non-fiction novel LEFT FOR DEAD to ninth graders, and this film is a gem! It is a re-enactment of the sinking of the USS Indianapolis. The movie focuses on the ship's captain, McVay. I use this film to give my students a visual perspective for when they read the non-fiction book. They enjoy the film. |
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| 8.Rules of Engagement starring: Tommy Lee Jones, Samuel L. Jackson, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Bruce Greenwood directed by: William Friedkin October 10, 2000 |
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| Interesting scenario; Battle hardened Marine Colonel drops in to secure a besieged embassy and evacuate the staff. His men are getting killed by snipers and a hostile crowd. He gives the order to engage, but is the only person among the group with a clear view of the armed bad guys in the crowd. The Marines fire on the crowd and it creates a firestorm in the press and the State Department with everyone trying to save their careers by sacrificing the Colonel.
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| 9.In the Line of Duty:Ambush in Waco starring: Tim Daly, William O'Leary, Neal McDonough, Lewis Smith, Marley Shelton directed by: Dick Lowry November 17, 1993 |
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| All this movie was was more propaganda to try and demonize David Koresh and the Branch Davidians and make our government look like the "good guys." The ATF wasn't the "good guys" in this situation. If you think they were, ask Robert Gonzalez. He himself was an ATF agent that was sent to infiltrate the group... He doesn't condone the raid or the way the raid was conducted. This movie could have been produced by the government itself and it couldn't have cast them in a better light. Complete an utter propaganda. |
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| 10.Rules of Engagement (Spec) starring: Tommy Lee Jones, Samuel L. Jackson, Guy Pearce, Ben Kingsley, Bruce Greenwood directed by: William Friedkin March 06, 2001 |
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| Interesting scenario; Battle hardened Marine Colonel drops in to secure a besieged embassy and evacuate the staff. His men are getting killed by snipers and a hostile crowd. He gives the order to engage, but is the only person among the group with a clear view of the armed bad guys in the crowd. The Marines fire on the crowd and it creates a firestorm in the press and the State Department with everyone trying to save their careers by sacrificing the Colonel.
Even more interesting to me is what this movie portrays almost exactly a year prior ... Read More: |
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