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| 1.Chariots of Fire starring: Ben Cross, Ian Charleson, Nicholas Farrell, Nigel Havers, Daniel Gerroll directed by: Hugh Hudson April 01, 1992 |
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| This DVD came in great shape. I enjoyed it very much. Great price too! |
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| 2.Gandhi starring: Ben Kingsley, Candice Bergen, Edward Fox, John Gielgud, Trevor Howard directed by: Richard Attenborough December 07, 1992 |
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| This is a movie everyone who can should see. It is deeply moving through most of it. Some viewers will see humor in it as well. The superlatives are too numerous to list in a short review. Some viewers will be disappointed in spots. To be more realistic, the film would need to exlore Gandhi's mere mortal side (as starters, his wife suggests he cheated on his celebacy oath a few times). It also would need to exlore his showman side (as starters, he wore his loincloth when visiting England in very ... Read More: |
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| 3.Greystoke: Legend of Tarzan starring: Christopher Lambert, Andie MacDowell, Ralph Richardson, Ian Holm, James Fox directed by: Hugh Hudson April 01, 1992 |
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| I grew up with the Tarzan movies and TV show and read all the Edgar Rice Burroughs novels and this one, "Tarzan, the Legend of Greystoke" is my very favorite of all of them. The storyline and actors are all superb. You can't beat it. |
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| 4.Greystoke: Legend of Tarzan: Lord of the Apes starring: Christopher Lambert, Andie MacDowell, Ralph Richardson, Ian Holm, James Fox directed by: Hugh Hudson October 14, 1997 |
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| I grew up with the Tarzan movies and TV show and read all the Edgar Rice Burroughs novels and this one, "Tarzan, the Legend of Greystoke" is my very favorite of all of them. The storyline and actors are all superb. You can't beat it. |
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| 5.Codename:Kyril starring: Edward Woodward, Ian Charleson, Joss Ackland, Richard E. Grant, John McEnery directed by: Ian Sharp April 10, 1991 |
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| A hard-to-find film, and even in VHS it's worth it. The late, great Ian Charleson is a sympathetic spy, and Edward Woodward surprises fans of The Equalizer with his complex characterization. These two actors never made enough films. And the plot is worthy of the greatest spy thrillers out there. Trust and betrayal, love and hatred, with enough irony to satisfy the most demanding viewer. |
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| 6.Prisoners of the Lost Universe starring: Richard Hatch, Kay Lenz, John Saxon, Peter O'Farrell, Ray Charleson directed by: Terry Marcel June 07, 1989 |
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| "Prisoners of the Lost Universe" is a mid-80's fantasy piece that is so ludicrous that it's funny. I debated long and hard about what rating to give it, but finally settled on three stars as the unintentionally amusing moments are both mirthful and plentiful.
The film starts with an annoying television science reporter, Carrie Madison (Kay Lenz), hosting her weekly show "The Weird and the Wacky." In this introductory segment you see her go face to face with a hooded cobra. Due to some minor musical exposure the ... Read More: |
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| 7.Terror at the Opera starring: Urbano Barberini, Francesca Cassola, Ian Charleson, Barbara Cupisti, Maurizio Garrone March 12, 1996 |
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| Since I'm an Argento review virgin reviewing Argento (at the coercion of some fellow Amazon denizens) during our annual Horrorween month celebration, I'll start from the beginning. I happened across Suspiria one night on cable. "Love at first sight" is the only pertinent phrase to describe the feeling. That is how I discovered Italy's macabre national treasure, Dario Argento. Since then we've crossed paths often, be it his collaborations with personal hero George Romero, the B-movies he's produced like Demons, or the occasional giallo ... Read More: |
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| 8.Louisiana starring: Margot Kidder, Ian Charleson, Andrea Ferreol, Lloyd Bochner, Victor Lanoux December 14, 1989 |
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| This 1984 made for TV movie is an epic saga love story. Set in 1800's Louisiana. Starring Margot Kidder ( superman) and Ian Charleson ( chariots of fire) The movie was based on the novel by Maurice Denuziere. The video length is 130mins. The high quality VHS release is by Orion home video.
The film have never been released on DVD. Which is a shame. Louisiana is an epic tale of life in the old south during the mid 1800's. It depicts the prewar period of wealthy landowner, lucrative cotton plantations, and extravagant southern ... Read More: |
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| 9.Jubilee starring: Jenny Runacre, Nell Campbell, Toyah Willcox, Jordan, Hermine Demoriane directed by: Derek Jarman September 01, 1998 |
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| In "Jubilee," Derek Jarman's nightmare of a film, Elizabeth I is given a glimpse of a future England. It is a society in which one decadent mogul Borgia Ginz owns everything, from British landmarks to media companies. He is feared by Wall Street and adored by those seeking to become the next big thing, including rocker Kid (a disconcertingly innocent-looking Adam Ant) who is rechristened "Scum" because "it is commercial." Tellingly, "Plastic Surgery" is the song by which he hopes to shoot to stardom.
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| 10.Opera (1987) starring: Urbano Barberini, Francesca Cassola, Ian Charleson, Barbara Cupisti, Maurizio Garrone September 11, 2001 |
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| Since I'm an Argento review virgin reviewing Argento (at the coercion of some fellow Amazon denizens) during our annual Horrorween month celebration, I'll start from the beginning. I happened across Suspiria one night on cable. "Love at first sight" is the only pertinent phrase to describe the feeling. That is how I discovered Italy's macabre national treasure, Dario Argento. Since then we've crossed paths often, be it his collaborations with personal hero George Romero, the B-movies he's produced like Demons, or the occasional giallo -a genre he owns like no other, ... Read More: |
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