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| 1.The Sandlot starring: Brandon Quintin Adams, Karen Allen, Keith Campbell, Victor DiMattia, Grant Gelt July 16, 2002 |
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| The Sandlot was definitely the best movie of 1993. Hard to believe that was fifteeen years ago, I remember seeing this one in the theatre and enjoying every second of this heartfelt, inspiring film. The cast is hoot and Denis Leary is actually sweet in this! I recommend this childhood favorite to everyone, enjoy! |
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| 2.Gods & Generals (2pc) (P&S Dol Slip) starring: Stephen Lang, Robert Duvall, Jeff Daniels, Mark Aldrich, George Allen directed by: Ronald F. Maxwell July 15, 2003 |
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| This is the worst movie I have ever seen in my life. It takes itself very seriously, and is just dull from start to finish. There is a 5-10 minute sequence at one point where you just watch people marching. No dialogue, nothing, just marching.
Other movies are bad, and you can laugh at them. Watching this one is like being in prison. |
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| 3.Bridges at Toko Ri starring: William Holden, Grace Kelly, Fredric March, Mickey Rooney, Robert Strauss directed by: Mark Robson October 22, 1996 |
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| Even though the movie is a fictional account, the situation and events were real. Having just fought in and won the Second World War, American troops were called up shortly after to fight again. This time Communist aggresson. |
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| 4.Kafka starring: Jeremy Irons, Theresa Russell, Joel Grey, Ian Holm, Jeroen Krabbé directed by: Steven Soderbergh April 03, 2001 |
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| "KAFKA" is one of those movies that was both negelected by the audience and the critics, and very unjustifiably so. What's exactly wrong with this picture? Is it because a lot of Very Heavy-Thinking Bookreaders claim that the real Franz Kafka is untouchable, and so: not-filmable, and there for, when this is done anyway, it must be condemned even before one single frame is actually seen?
But this is not about Mr. Real Kafka, it's about Mr. Fictitious Kafka, even one without Franz as a first name. This ... Read More: |
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| 5.Key Exchange starring: Brooke Adams, Danny Aiello, Seth Allen, Kerry Armstrong, Sandra Beall January 24, 1986 |
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| Key Exchange is a wonderful film that was based on a play performed onstage in 1981. This movie version was released in 1985. Ben Masters does a wonderful job portraying the character of Phillip, who struggles to keep a monogamous relationship. The movie focuses around Phillip as he agrees to exchange house keys with his current girlfriend, who is played by Brooke Adams. Filled with humor, excitement, and wonderful actors, this film is a must see. |
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| 6.Gilbert & Sullivan - The Pirates of Penzance / Michell, Kelly, Oliver, Allen, Opera World starring: Keith Michell, Alexander Oliver, Janis Kelly, Peter Allen, Gillian Knight directed by: Rodney Greenberg January 01, 1997 |
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| Good choreography, especially funny for I am a Pirate King.
Good recording and video quality. One has to really wonder who chose the cast. Mabel, Janis Kelly, was great in the middle registers, but did not sing up into the stratosphere. Frederic, Alexander Oliver, could sing, but did not quite look the part of a dashing young lad of 21. General Stanley and Ruth were both fine. The Pirage King was not the strong singer that you would expect, but was clearly enjoying himself. Read More: |
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| 7.Out of Sight (1998) starring: George Clooney, Jennifer Lopez, Jim Robinson, Mike Malone, Donna Frenzel directed by: Steven Soderbergh June 01, 1999 |
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| I love love love this movie. I saw it when it first came to video and I have watched it many times. This is perhaps the only instance where I prefer the movie to the book. The cast is magnificent. George and Jennifer have great chemistry and make their rather improbable romance seem somewhat plausible. Both characters are sexy, quirky, smart, flawed. This was the first time that I saw Catherine Keener, Don Cheadle and Steve Zahn in a movie. Nowadays they are some of my favorite actors and I always look out for their films. ... Read More: |
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| 8.The Sandlot starring: Brandon Quintin Adams, Karen Allen, Keith Campbell, Victor DiMattia, Grant Gelt January 01, 1998 |
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| The Sandlot was definitely the best movie of 1993. Hard to believe that was fifteeen years ago, I remember seeing this one in the theatre and enjoying every second of this heartfelt, inspiring film. The cast is hoot and Denis Leary is actually sweet in this! I recommend this childhood favorite to everyone, enjoy! |
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| 9.Meteor starring: Bibi Besch, Bo Brundin, Joseph Campanella, Sean Connery, Katherine De Hetre May 15, 2001 |
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| 1. A five mile chunk of Orpheus is heading for earth and destined to hit the earth in five days.
2. Hercules was built to be a meteor destroyer, however, the fourteen nuclear weapons are pointing towards Russia instead of space. NASA has five days to realign the rockets. 3. Orpheus has a 30,000 mile/hour velocity. Hercules is a secret project and the military does not want the world to know about Hercules. Dr. Bradley says, a rock, 1 mile wide, would create a 50 mile diameter. Orpheus is ten magnitudes greater, the impact ... Read More: |
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| 10.Nightscare starring: Craig Fairbrass, Elizabeth Hurley, Keith Allen, Anita Dobson, Jesse Birdsall directed by: Vadim Jean October 17, 1995 |
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| This movie is a complete rip-off of Nightmare on Elm Street. A killer kills people in their dreams. A dream psychologist (Elizebeth Hurley) tries to stop him. The only differance is that this movie isn't scary at all. The plot is impossible to follow, and nothing is explained clearly. The cover art may look interesting (especially with Hurley on it) but it is nothing but a huge mess. Steer clear of this one. |
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