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| 1.Topsy Turvy starring: Allan Corduner, Dexter Fletcher, Sukie Smith, Roger Heathcott, Wendy Nottingham directed by: Mike Leigh November 07, 2000 |
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| For me one of the most engaging moments in the film is when Gilbert, played by Broadbent, encounters Japanese Kendo fighting and especially Japanese theater. This is set up as a prelude to suggesting that an exhibition of Japanese culture Gilbert attends starts him off thinking up the Mikado. Whatever the intentions Broadbent's reactions as the camera focuses on his reactions to the unfolding drama in the play demonstrate in a completely convincing way how a Victorian Londoner would react to a (Noh?) ... Read More: |
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| 2.Mary Reilly starring: Julia Roberts, John Malkovich, George Cole, Michael Gambon, Kathy Staff directed by: Stephen Frears |
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| This is a well acted and directed alternative version of the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde classic tale. It does have some graphic scenes which would make it unsuitable for younger children. It is one of John Malkovich's best acting as the characters that he portrays are believable. |
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| 3.Bramwell Series Three Part Two starring: Jemma Redgrave, David Calder, Patrick Godfrey, Ian Liston, Karen Frawley directed by: David Tucker, Paul Unwin, Paul Murton |
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| This is a well acted and directed alternative version of the Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde classic tale. It does have some graphic scenes which would make it unsuitable for younger children. It is one of John Malkovich's best acting as the characters that he portrays are believable. |
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| 4.Extremely Dangerous starring: Sean Bean, Juliet Aubrey, Ralph Brown, Alex Norton, Sean Gallagher directed by: Sallie Aprahamian |
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| Great movie. Although not as fast paced as many action movies and it does have similarities to "The Fugitive" I enjoyed it. If I have one small complaint it was the accents and colloquilisms are so thick at time I had a little trouble understanding it. I actually would have liked the option for subtitles, unfortunatly for the hearing impaired as well this is not an option. This is a bare bones DVD. It is a long movie and a little editing may have trimmed the runtime but I was never disappointed in the acting or story. Fans ... Read More: |
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| 5.Topsy Turvy (Spanish) starring: Allan Corduner, Dexter Fletcher, Sukie Smith, Roger Heathcott, Wendy Nottingham directed by: Mike Leigh November 07, 2000 |
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| For me one of the most engaging moments in the film is when Gilbert, played by Broadbent, encounters Japanese Kendo fighting and especially Japanese theater. This is set up as a prelude to suggesting that an exhibition of Japanese culture Gilbert attends starts him off thinking up the Mikado. Whatever the intentions Broadbent's reactions as the camera focuses on his reactions to the unfolding drama in the play demonstrate in a completely convincing way how a Victorian Londoner would react to a (Noh?) play. He utterly and ... Read More: |
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| 6.Bramwell Series Three Part One starring: Jemma Redgrave, David Calder, Patrick Godfrey, Ian Liston, Karen Frawley directed by: David Tucker, Paul Unwin, Paul Murton |
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| For me one of the most engaging moments in the film is when Gilbert, played by Broadbent, encounters Japanese Kendo fighting and especially Japanese theater. This is set up as a prelude to suggesting that an exhibition of Japanese culture Gilbert attends starts him off thinking up the Mikado. Whatever the intentions Broadbent's reactions as the camera focuses on his reactions to the unfolding drama in the play demonstrate in a completely convincing way how a Victorian Londoner would react to a (Noh?) play. He utterly and ... Read More: |
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| 7.The Sculptress starring: Pauline Quirke, Caroline Goodall, Christopher Fulford, James McCarthy, Lynda Rooke directed by: Stuart Orme |
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| The two bodies had been so thoroughly carved and unjointed that the police later said they had a problem trying to match the correct heads with the torsos. The confessed murderer was the daughter of one of the victims and the sister of the other. The British tabloids called her "The Sculptress." Olive Martin (Pauline Quirke) was found by the police next to the family's kitchen. She was smeared with gore. The first cop on the scene, Hal Hawksley (Christopher Fulford), was so shocked at what he saw he momentarily passed out. "There was so ... Read More: |
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