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20. | Dr. Strangelove or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (Special Edition) from Columbia Tri-Star Movie Review: ...Kubrik masterminded Dr. Strangelove, loosely basing the movie upon the book "Red Alert" (the book is a completely serious Cold War nuclear war scenario, but Strangelove is a complete and total farce). "Strangelove" came out a year or two after the Cuban October missile crisis, a year after US... |
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21. | The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes from Mpi Media Group Movie Review: For those that want the ultimate copies of the Basil Rathbone/Nigel Bruce films, buy the MPI Series. The picture and sound is perfect! The only glitch I found, is that there are a few errors in the sub-titles. i.e stuffed out instead of snuffed out. These are much better than the KEY series... |
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22. | Cheaper By the Dozen from Fox Home Entertainme Movie Review: I was one who hounded the powers-that-be that this movie (that pre-dates ME by a good 23 years!) be released on DVD. I was thrilled when I received notice that it was being released and I just received it today (funny since I just happened to catch it on TV two days ago!). It's a timeless classic... |
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23. | The Clint Eastwood Gift Set (A Fistful of Dollars, For A Few Dollars More, The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly) from Mgm/Ua Studios Movie Review: Sergio Leone's "Man with No Name" trilogy is classic. It made both Leone and composer Ennio Morricone famous, elevated Clint Eastwood into stardom, and invented the "spaghetti western". Now western fans can own the entire series in one DVD set. The series begins with A FISTFUL OF DOLLARS, the... |
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24. | Sleeping Beauty (Special Edition) from Walt Disney Home Video Movie Review: The Disney of today could take a lot of lessons from this movie. Eisner has taken a wonderous, sweet, innocent, and childlike American Icon and turned it into the corporate entertainment equivalent of a fast food chain, desperately trying to please everyone, including audiences not normally... |
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25. | Secret Agent AKA Danger Man Megaset from A & E Home Video Movie Review: I think I can some this up pretty easily. This is the best show ever. Well written, well acted and never boring. It also reminds you of a time before we were all obese crybabies. Smoking and drinking were the norm and no one complained about it. |
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26. | War and Remembrance - Volume 1 from Mpi Media Group Movie Review: Herman Wouk and Dan Curtis score highly in what is one of the best "historical novel" to "screen adaptations" ever. To begin with, Wouk's books are a masterpiece. Curtis managed to faithfully capture the heart of the written work as War and Remembrance continues where Winds of War left off. As a... |
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27. | The Grapes of Wrath from Fox Home Entertainme Movie Review: "The Grapes of Wrath" is an inspired, harsh and critical retake on the Great Depression and its human fall out. While other studios were producing ultra high glamour and star driven vehicles, Darryl F. Zanuck chose to turn his spotlight on the crisis of the country and came up with an all time box... |
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28. | Belles on Their Toes from Fox Home Entertainme Movie Review: Delightful sequel to Cheaper By The Dozen, Belles on Their Toes, follows the adventures of the Gilbreth family following the death of father Frank (Clifton Webb). Struggling to keep the family together, mother Lillian (Myrna Loy) continues the pioneering work in industrial engineering she started... |
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29. | The Twilight Zone - Collection 2 from Image Entertainment Movie Review: If you buy one of these TZ Box Sets, you might as well buy the other four. Each set has nine volumes (sans the documentary Rod Serling - Submitted For Your Approval). My favorite episodes deal with Time Travel (No Time Like The Past, Back There, Walking Distance, Static, The Seventh Is Made Up Of... |
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