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| 161.The Lost World: Jurassic Park starring: Steven Spielberg, Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore, Pete Postlethwaite, Arliss Howard directed by: Steven Spielberg November 04, 1997 |
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| This is a pretty good movie, and I don't see why the average customer rating can be four or five stars. It's a great movie, except for the fact that the part(...) Pretty good movie, all in all. Four stars. |
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| 162.Caroline? starring: Joseph Sargent, Stephanie Zimbalist, Pamela Reed, George Grizzard, Patricia Neal directed by: Joseph Sargent April 20, 1999 |
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| Wonderful story, set in the 1950's, of a woman who comes home to her wealthy family who thought she had died in a plane crash many years ago. Or is she an imposter? She must convince everyone that she is really Caroline, and find out if she is welcome in her family and community after letting everyone believe she was dead for so many years. As she gets to know her family again, she attempts to make positive changes in the lives of her skeptical young half brother and disabled half sister. I'm surprised ... Read More: |
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| 163.Leave Her to Heaven starring: Gene Tierney, Cornel Wilde, Jeanne Crain, Vincent Price, Mary Philips directed by: John M. Stahl March 01, 1995 |
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| By its very definition, "film noir" (meaning, dark film) does not encompass Technicolor productions. A shame, since Darryl F. Zanuck's "Leave Her To Heaven" (1945) is as thrilling, disturbing and evocative of the noir style as anything shot in black and white. At best then, let's just say that "Leave Her to Heaven" is a rich, finely wrought tapestry of sinaster thoughts and destructive ambition. The film, based on a novel by Ben Ames Williams, is concerned with the seemingly congenial ... Read More: |
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| 164.Shadow of a Doubt starring: Alfred Hitchcock, Teresa Wright, Joseph Cotten, Macdonald Carey, Henry Travers directed by: Alfred Hitchcock March 01, 1992 |
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| It is sad that Santa Rosa, Ca. doesn't look like this today,but this film almost foretells the waiting, looming changes that we were about to face in our land, both to our lifestyle and our environment. Never more relevant than now.Hitchcock captured the essence of a wonderful and, now, nostalgic time in America as no one else, before or after. |
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| 165.All About Eve starring: Bette Davis, Anne Baxter, George Sanders, Celeste Holm, Gary Merrill directed by: Joseph L. Mankiewicz October 05, 1999 |
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| The gloriously written script by the master of the screen, Joseph L. Mankiewicz, made this the best of all of Bette Davis's movies. Her talent develops a personality that is both ruthless yet sensitive, as she plays Margo Channing, a well established stage actress who accepts, then regrets, a young fan, played by Anne Baxter. Through Thelma Ritter's wise cracks, to Margo's personal evaluation in the back seat of a broken down car, you never fall asleep, wonder what else could go wrong. Margo's tantrums, while spoiled as they ... Read More: |
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| 166.The Mystery of Edwin Drood starring: Gareth Arnold, Gemma Craven, Michelle Evans, Barry Evans, Ronald Fraser directed by: Timothy Forder June 16, 1997 |
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| The gloriously written script by the master of the screen, Joseph L. Mankiewicz, made this the best of all of Bette Davis's movies. Her talent develops a personality that is both ruthless yet sensitive, as she plays Margo Channing, a well established stage actress who accepts, then regrets, a young fan, played by Anne Baxter. Through Thelma Ritter's wise cracks, to Margo's personal evaluation in the back seat of a broken down car, you never fall asleep, wonder what else could go wrong. Margo's tantrums, while spoiled as they ... Read More: |
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| 167.Swing Time starring: Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers, Victor Moore, Helen Broderick, Eric Blore directed by: George Stevens April 27, 1999 |
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| The dancing in this film is of the highest order...and the pairing of Rogers and Astaire has never reached the heights of energy, complexity, creativity, and beauty. Here we see all aspects of Astaire's artistic genius from tap, to ballroom, to aestheitc dancing.....and Rogers had grown and evolved her own expertise considerably by the time of this movie's shooting. Waltz in Swing Time and Never Gonna Dance are extrarodinarily ambitious and complex, each expressing beautifully and poignently many emotions of the human heart. These ... Read More: |
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| 168.Yentl starring: Barbra Streisand, Nehemiah Persoff, Mandy Patinkin, Jack Lynn, David de Keyser directed by: Barbra Streisand December 31, 1992 |
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| Yentl is a must-see for anyone with an ear for excellent music, and who enjoys a wonderful story. I loved every moment of this film, and not just because I think Barbara Streisand is amazing. (But she totally is!) This film is funny, sad, thought-provoking and entertaining, all at the same time. I think it's ridiculous this hasn't been put out on DVD yet - get cracking on that, people! |
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| 169.Kathy Smith: Aerobox Workout starring: Kathy Smith (III) May 03, 2004 |
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| I love this video! I bought this video when it came out and I still use it. I teach aerobics and kickboxing and sometimes I just love to pop this video in and have fun. This is not for the beginner!! Especially the jump rope segments. You can do them without the jump rope, but it's still challenging, so definitely be prepared for some intensity. If you want something a little different than the usual aerobic/ step videos out there, this is the one. No equipment necessary and you don't need much space either. The music ... Read More: |
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| 170.War of the Buttons starring: Gregg Fitzgerald, Gerard Kearney, Darragh Naughton, Brendan McNamara, Kevin O'Malley directed by: John Roberts September 10, 1996 |
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| i love this movie and have since i was a kid. i first saw it in a movie rental place and thought the name was kind of funny so i picked it up and i thank myself for that day every time i watch the movie, which i now own. its a story about two villages in ireland who have this kind feud and every day the kids from each village have a 'war' that ends before dinner time. its an enchanting tale of innocence, adventure, and community. i would definitely recommend it to all people of all ages. a timeless movie for all!! |
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