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| 60. |  | John Wayne DVD Gift Set (The Shootist/ The Sons of Katie Elder/ True Grit/ El Dorado/ The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance) from Paramount Home Video Movie Review: Individually, these five movies range from three stars to five stars, but as a package, I give it FIVE STARS. Watch them in chronological order and you see the Duke evolve from 50's Hollywood "tough guy" to legendary leading man in his final movie. The man truly had more depth as an actor than the... |
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| 61. |  | Rashomon - Criterion Collection from Criterion Collection Movie Review: Kurosawa's study on the nature of truth, of reality, and human nature is perhaps one of the greatest movies ever made. it is the story of a rape and a murder and that is all we ever know that occured during during the course of this movie. it tells the story from the perspectives of 4 sperate... |
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| 62. |  | To Have and Have Not from Warner Home Video Movie Review: If ever two stars were made for each other on screen it would have to be movie greats Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall in "To Have And Have Not" a sultery Film Noir if ever there was one. The movie literally oozes with seductive qualities in scene after scene aided beautifully by the shady... |
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| 63. |  | The Party from Mgm/Ua Studios Movie Review: If you are of Indian (as in the country of India) descent, and easily offended, don't watch this movie. In it, Peter Sellers does for the reputation of Indians what he did for the French when he invented Inspector Closeau. Otherwise, it's a riot. In this case, his character (Hrundi V. Bakshi) is a... |
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| 64. |  | Francois Truffaut's Adventures of Antoine Doinel (The 400 Blows / Antoine & Collette / Stolen Kisses / Bed & Board / Love on the Run) - Criterion Collection from Criterion Collection Movie Review: OK, so I've only seen Antoine et Colette, the second (& shortest) of the movies on this collection, but I thought it was great. At 30 minutes and with nothing scandalous or taboo, it is perfect for a French high school or college classroom. The story is timeless - boy falls in love with girl,... |
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| 65. |  | Alice in Wonderland (Masterpiece Edition) from Walt Disney Home Video Movie Review: This isn't the best adaptation of Lewis Carroll's "Alice" stories, but it's a charming, fun movie with great animated set-pieces. I'm staggered to see how beautifully the movie has been restored: a comparison of the old video with the new reveals all sorts of detail in dark areas, especially... |
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| 66. |  | The Jungle Book from Disney Studios Movie Review: It took me some time to realize how wonderful this movie really is. I watched it only once the day I bought it in 1994 and never looked at it for years. The main reason was because I unknowingly bought a bootleg and when I discovered it when I got home, it took off my enthusiasm to watch it. And so... |
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| 67. |  | The Saint Megaset from A & E Home Video Movie Review: Roger Moore was always my favourite James Bond. When I learned he would probably have been the first Bond (Don't get me wrong... I really like Sean Connery) but couldn't because he was tied up in a contract with The Saint TV series I was angry and it bothered me until I bought this on DVD. I had... |
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| 68. |  | Yellow Submarine from Mgm/Ua Studios Movie Review: After reading the New York Times article about the restoration process for Yellow Submarine, I had high hopes for this DVD. I was not disappointed. The color saturation is sumptuous. There are some imperfections, but on the whole this is a first class restoration. If you want appreciate the... |
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| 69. |  | The Parent Trap from Walt Disney Home Video Movie Review: ...For any Parent Trap fan, you need to get the DVD version. I was blown away by all the bonus footage in this version, most already mentioned by previous reviewers. There must be at least an additional 2-3 hours worth of extras. The version with Hayley and David Swift narrating is amazing, and is... |
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