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| 30. |  | Titanic from Paramount Studio Movie Review: (Titanic is towards the bottom) "This is, perhaps, the most important area to keep an eye on. Now that more and more old 'movie-only' discs are being replaced with special edition treatments, knowing about these developments early on may save you from buying multiple versions. The following titles... |
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| 31. |  | Star Wars Trilogy (Full Screen Edition) from Twentieth Century Fox Home Video Movie Review: First off, I'd like to begin by saying that I will definitely be buying this DVD set. I love Star Wars more than life itself (well some parts at least). However, I would like to say that I, like many, don't care for the Special Edition release. I saw these movies when I was a kid back in the 80's... |
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| 32. |  | Jackie Brown - Miramax Collector's Edition from Miramax Entertainment Movie Review: It's hard to match the genius of Pulp Fiction, but Tarantino does another excellent job and continues his reputation of violent cinema with a unique touch. From the start, Jackie Brown has a "70's cop flick" style and furthers Tarantino's objectives of not sticking with main stream cinema. Another... |
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| 33. |  | The 300 Spartans from Fox Home Entertainme Movie Review: I haven't seen this movie in about 15 years. It is the epic story of the ancient Greeks attempt to hold the mountain pass at Thermopylae vs, at least, one hundred thousand Persians. There were more than 300 spartans there, I believe about 3000 total soldiers from various Greek states made up the... |
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| 34. |  | Around the World in 80 Days (Two-Disc Special Edition) from Warner Home Video Movie Review: This Todd-AO wide-wide-wide screen production earned many accolades when it was released and, although it may be a bit tame by today's standards, it should be placed on a DVD in its original WIDESCREEN Todd-AO format to get the full effect of its scenic and comic wonders. David Niven, a very young... |
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| 35. |  | Pirates of the Caribbean - The Curse of the Black Pearl from Walt Disney Home Video Movie Review: When Disney movies first announced that their classic theme-park ride, "Pirates of the Caribbean," would be made into a movie, you could practically hear the amazed laughter from the nation's critics. After all, wasn't their last attempt at basing a movie on something so trivial, THE COUNTRY BEARS, a... |
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| 36. |  | Die Hard - The Ultimate Collection from Twentieth Century Fox Home Video Movie Review: The Die Hard Trilogy may be the best action/adventure series of the last two decades (vastly more enjoyable than the sporadic Bond films, and the self-indulgent Lethal Weapon movies), and a lion-share of the credit must go to Bruce Willis, the wise-cracking, superhuman yet humane hero. Willis became... |
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| 37. |  | Peter Pan (Widescreen Edition) from Universal Studios Movie Review: I enjoyed this movie as much as my chldren did! It was like "Peter Pan Meets the Pirates of the Carribean"--much more exciting than the Disney cartoon! There is some violence (Captain Hook is a bad guy, afterall), but it isn't dwelt on, and didn't bother my kids at all. A very good movie, indeed! |
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| 38. |  | Horatio Hornblower - The New Adventures from A & E Home Video Movie Review: A&E continues to treat fans of the Horatio Hornblower book series with two new movies. These movies are at least of equal quality, if not better, than the six previous films. Everything from the ships to the costumes to the sets hit all the notes and make you feel a part of the period.... |
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| 39. |  | The Shield - The Complete First Season from Fox Home Entertainme Movie Review: After much hype by FX, the Shield debuted on cable television last year. It quickly became a hit, with its gritty and controversial characters, top-notch writing, and superb acting. There have been many attempts to do police dramas, but the Shield elevates the bar. With Michael Chiklis plays the... |
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