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| 70. |  | 21 Grams from Universal Studios Movie Review: Confused, tired, disappointed, left hanging, that is how I feel about 21 Grams. Another feeling I had was a headache from trying to figure out all the supposed hidden meanings, and the closing monologue. The back-and-forth-in-time scene sequence didn't work for me. I don't necessarily... |
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| 71. |  | The Cooler from Lions Gate Home Ente Movie Review: Gosh, I love William Macy, and it's swell to see him in a lead role, though if the truth be told, this wasn't really that great of a movie. Macy stars as a guy whose luck is so bad, so outright, impossibly terrible, that he's employed as a "cooler" at a Mob-run Las Vegas casino. He mopes his way up... |
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| 72. |  | Amelie from Miramax Home Entertainment Movie Review: Although I have studied French @ University to PhD Level & have therefore been influenced by French cinema, I can objectively say that Amelie is a movie that can inspire & mesmerise the most hardened anglophone. Perhaps one of great cultural changes of recent times has been Hollywood's... |
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| 73. |  | The Chronicles of Narnia (3 disc set) from Home Vision Entertainment Movie Review: We stumbled onto this during a visit to a local B&M. My wife and daughter had read the books but I knew nothing of this material but was familiar with some of his other works. If you are expecting a special effects treat, this is not for you. If you are familiar with Dr Who, that is more of what... |
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| 74. |  | Fiddler on the Roof (Special Edition) from MGM/UA Video Movie Review: Based on the stories of Sholom Aleichem, the movie version of Fiddler on the Roof features Topol as Tevye the Milkman, a poor Jewish husband and father living in pre-revolutionary Russia. His story is inevitably tragic, but humorous and touching along the way. The movie is filled with asides from... |
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| 75. |  | Shaka Zulu - The Complete Miniseries from A & E Home Video Movie Review: This is a Brave heart movie wayyyyy ahead of time, great plot, landscapes, action, and is a real history that is a "wanna see movie" |
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| 76. |  | Tipping the Velvet from Acorn Media Publishi Movie Review: I stumbled on this exquisite mini-series last year on BBC America, where it was pretty badly hacked up by the censors to conform to "American" tastes. Even so, I was immensely impressed by this show's unique perspective on one aspect of Victorian life. Now, having seen the original program as seen... |
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| 77. |  | Left Behind - The Movie from Cloud Ten Pictures Movie Review: I must say first that I watched this movie with an open mind so that I would be able to give an unbiased review. Being an avid movie watcher and a Christian, I was prepared for Cloud Ten Productions to not do the book justice. The initial flush that I felt was that they did a fairly good job with... |
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| 78. |  | The Sound of Music (Single Disc Full Screen Edition) from Fox Home Entertainme Movie Review: Reviled by some, beloved by many, consistently referred to as the most popular movie musical ever made, THE SOUND OF MUSIC more than fulfills the promise of its beautiful visuals and expert song numbers on home video via DVD. This edition tops the 1995 laserdisc by allowing the sparkling, exemplary... |
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| 79. |  | O Brother, Where Art Thou? from Touchstone Video Movie Review: will be required. This is a very funny highly enjoyable movie. You cannot watch it just once to fully appreciate the whole thing. To get all that is in this movie you need to own it. The first viewing will just whet your appetite, if it doesn't trust me and watch it again. You enjoyment will grow... |
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