>>Go back a page
VHS : Search
| 1.Skylark starring: Glenn Close, Christopher Walken, Lexi Randall, Christopher Bell, Malgorzata Zajaczkowska directed by: Joseph Sargent March 21, 1995 |
||
Average Rating:  >>More Details |
 |
|
| Sarah Wheaton (Glenn Close) is a mail-order bride in 1910 who answers an ad for a "wife" to "make a difference" in a families life. She moves from Maine to Kansas (a long train ride). The man she answers to is Jacob Witting (Christopher Walken). He and his 2 kids (Anna and Caleb) are still mourning the death of his wife, Katherine, after 6 years. She writes to them many times before deciding to do a 30 day trial in which she lives with the family to see how things work out. They go through many hardships ... Read More: |
||
| 2.Resurrection starring: Ellen Burstyn, Sam Shepard, Richard Farnsworth, Roberts Blossom, Clifford David directed by: Daniel Petrie January 01, 1998 |
||
| Average Rating: >>More Details |
 |
|
| (*SPOILER WARNING*) Resurrection is loosely based on the experiences of Rosalyn Bruyere, a woman with expansive experience in energy based healing (She was also a technical advisor for the movie). Ellen Burstyn is absolutely realistic in her role as Edna, a woman who awakens from an accident in which she lost her fiance to find she has been endowed with a confusing blessing in the form of the ability to heal. As an agnostic, she finds this gift difficult to resolve, and her journey through her own healing and ... Read More: |
||
| 3.Fried Green Tomatoes starring: Kathy Bates, Jessica Tandy, Mary-Louise Parker, Mary Stuart Masterson, Cicely Tyson directed by: Jon Avnet February 03, 1993 |
||
Average Rating:  >>More Details |
 |
|
| Fried Green Tomatoes starring Kathy Bates and Jessica Tandy is definitely a chick flick to say the least. I like this weepy drama but this film is a little too long and depressing. I do appreciate the great acting and friendship concept, watch this film with a best friend. Rent it sometime. |
||
| 4.Reckless (1984) starring: Aidan Quinn, Daryl Hannah, Kenneth McMillan, Cliff De Young, Lois Smith directed by: James Foley September 01, 1998 |
||
| Average Rating: >>More Details |
 |
|
| Reckless is truly a classic but it does not get the critic it deserves. While the is about the quintessential good girl meeting bad boy, but the chemistry that Hannah and Quinn have comes across the screen as very authentic. It's the ultimate tale of two opposite attracts. The movie draws you into each one of their lives. It's dramatic, it's mysterous, rebelluous, and romantic. I am surprised it is not on DVD yet because unlike the other movies of the 80's I don't think Reckless is dated. It's a true classic. |
||
| 5.My Foolish Heart starring: Dana Andrews, Susan Hayward, Kent Smith, Lois Wheeler, Jessie Royce Landis directed by: Mark Robson January 31, 1995 |
||
Average Rating:  >>More Details |
 |
|
| I always loved this movie. It is so heart wrenching and touching. It is worth watching over and over. This is the movie that made me fall in love with Dana Andrews.
It was in very good condition. |
||
| 6.Dead Man Walking (1995) starring: Susan Sarandon, Sean Penn, Robert Prosky, Raymond J. Barry, R. Lee Ermey directed by: Tim Robbins November 05, 1996 |
||
| Average Rating: >>More Details |
 |
|
| It's super easy to tell the Robbins/Sarandon mindset on the issue of capital punishment by watching this movie. While it is well made and engaging, they chose to tell the story in a way which leaves little doubt about their feelings on the issue. That's not a bad thing, but it took some of the impact out of it for me, by overtly dramaticizing certain scenes, particularly the drawn out climax. It just took it to a politicized ending for me , rather than a singularly compelling one. That aside, Sarandon and Penn both performed well, ... Read More: |
||
| 7.New York (5 Episode PBS Boxed Set) starring: Mrs. Vincent Astor, Edward Herrmann, Gene Jones, Eric Lipton, Patrick McGrath November 23, 1999 |
||
| Average Rating: >>More Details |
 |
|
| Gives a detailed and brilliant look at the shaping, and reshaping, of what would become the most identifiable city the world has ever seen. From its roots as a dutch trading post, to the construction of Central Park and the Brooklyn Bridge, to the ghettos and tenements of immigrants, through the growth and destruction ushered in by Robert Moses, the financial ruin of the 1970's and the fall of the two towers that mightily stood in its financial district, this documentary covers it all.
An absolutely beautiful project that will give ... Read More: |
||
| 8.Tumbleweeds (1999) starring: Kimberly J. Brown, Ashley Buccille, Josh Carmichael, Sara Downing, Dennis Ford October 24, 2000 |
||
| Average Rating: >>More Details |
 |
|
| In 1999,English stage actress and 1997 Broadway Tony Award winner Janet McTeer snagged the GOLDEN GLOBE for her incredibly honest,natural and forthright portrayal of the feisty Southern "tumbleweed" Mary Jo Walker.Her performance ran up against Annette Bening,Meryl Streep,Julianne Moore and ultimate winner Hilary Swank for the top prize at the Oscars.Anyone who loves films that have deeply-etched characters must see TUMBLEWEEDS, because what you get from actress Janet McTeer is almost a rarity in films today,IMO.McTeer who followed this performance with ... Read More: |
||
| 9.East of Eden starring: James Dean, Raymond Massey, Julie Harris, Burl Ives, Richard Davalos directed by: Elia Kazan December 09, 1994 |
||
| Average Rating: >>More Details |
 |
|
| It amazes me that no-one seems to undertake a new production of this brilliant story. The movie only deals with a small part - if you've seen the movie, you must read the book. |
||
| 10.Reuben, Reuben starring: Tom Conti, Kelly McGillis, Roberts Blossom, Cynthia Harris, E. Katherine Kerr directed by: Robert Ellis Miller 1991 |
||
| Average Rating: >>More Details |
 |
|
| This is a great, great movie. Tom Conti is superb. Kelly McGillis is perfectly cast too. A gem of a story. I don't understand why this classic is not available on DVD. |
||
welcome to the Childrens Bookshop, here you will find a great resource for VHS for the whole family. Children love VHS and there is no better time to introduce VHS than from a few days old. We have one of the largest selections of quality children's VHS, and a wide range of educational toys, puzzles, games, music and audio books. We can help select VHS specifically for your baby, children or even your school or library. We offer New and Used VHS giving you great savings on High Street Stores. We pack and post to the UK, France, USA & Germany.. We have also partnered with Amazon and are able to provide a very wide selection of New and Used items. Please browse our extensive collection and take advantage of our great discounts and savings offered.