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.Classified X City Travel Guides > VHS > starring: Melvin Van Peebles, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King directed by: Mark Daniels (III) August 14, 2001 Spoken like a (...). How can this airbrain claim that black ppl bo-janglin, sa- sucking and samboing was a good thing cos they could pay their bills and it was just comedy? Sure, comedy at the expense of ppl suffering from such demeaning antics. I guess this idiot feels that slavery and degradation of a culture was in good taste and approved as being universally ethical. Aussie dude get yur head from down under ground cos u actin like a ostrich and it is not FUNNY! >>See More Reviews & Details on Classified X |
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.Massage for Health City Travel Guides > VHS > starring: Shari Belafonte-Harper July 25, 2000 My fiancè and I recieved this video as a Christmas Present. It has proven to be useful for learning the basic strokes. After learning only the first portion of the video, he successfully rid me of a sore shoulder in 10 minutes versus his usual half-hour.(not too mention that I would still be sore) While the video is very dry, it is great for naming and showing basic steps. Once we conquer this, on to more advanced techniques!!! >>See More Reviews & Details on Massage for Health |
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.Howard the Duck City Travel Guides > VHS > starring: Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones, Tim Robbins, Ed Gale, Chip Zien directed by: Willard Huyck May 22, 2001 I am 25 years old. I loved this movie as a kid. I watched it over and over again. I just ordered it for my 7 year old son with the hopes that he will like it as much as I did. I is a funny and stupid movie, but well worth it for the kids to watch. I highly recommend this movie for anyone between the ages of 5-13 years old. >>See More Reviews & Details on Howard the Duck |
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.The Little Engine That Could City Travel Guides > VHS > March 24, 1993 My son saw this film some time ago when he was about ten and didn't like it at all. He's a big Thomas fan and was probably expecting something more realistic. Anyway I had to listen to him rant and rave about all the things wrong with the movie. Also it deviates quite a bit from the original story and has a part at the end that some children might find really scary when the train enters a tunnel that looks like a monster. >>See More Reviews & Details on The Little Engine That Could |
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.Daens City Travel Guides > VHS > starring: Jan Decleir, Gérard Desarthe, Antje de Boeck, Johan Leysen, Michael Pas directed by: Stijn Coninx October 13, 1997 My son saw this film some time ago when he was about ten and didn't like it at all. He's a big Thomas fan and was probably expecting something more realistic. Anyway I had to listen to him rant and rave about all the things wrong with the movie. Also it deviates quite a bit from the original story and has a part at the end that some children might find really scary when the train enters a tunnel that looks like a monster. >>See More Reviews & Details on Daens |
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.Tammy and the Bachelor City Travel Guides > VHS > starring: Debbie Reynolds, Leslie Nielsen, Walter Brennan, Mala Powers, Sidney Blackmer directed by: Joseph Pevney January 20, 1993 I wish the DVD version of this Great movie will become available soon. >>See More Reviews & Details on Tammy and the Bachelor |
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.Big Night City Travel Guides > VHS > starring: Stanley Tucci, Campbell Scott, Marc Anthony, Tony Shalhoub, Larry Block directed by: Stanley Tucci, Campbell Scott September 30, 1997 Stanley Tucci, as actor, co-writer, and co-director (with Campbell Scott, who also plays a pitch-perfect small part as a car salesman), deserves a great deal of the credit for this small, intimate, delightful film. But the film resonates because it got so many of the little touches right, from the ensemble cast to the soundtrack to the editing to the cinematography. So there is a lot of credit to go around. Tucci plays Secondo, the aptly named younger of two Italian brothers who have emigrated to New Jersey from the Old Country. Secondo is the entrepreneur, the guy who wants the big Cadillac. Primo (Tony Shahloub), the older brother, is the magician of a chef. Primo is so good, in fact, that his culinary masterpieces go over the heads of the good folks of ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Big Night |
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.Sword in the Stone City Travel Guides > VHS > starring: Rickie Sorensen, Karl Swenson, Norman Alden, Sebastian Cabot, Martha Wentworth directed by: Wolfgang Reitherman June 03, 2003 As other reviewers have duly noted, this film (first released in 1963) is based on the first of four parts of T.H. White's The Once and Future King (1958), focusing on Arthur's birth, childhood, and youth before he became king of England. The film has been reissued as a 45th anniversary edition. It features the well-selected voices of Sebastian Cabot (Sir Ector/Narrator), Karl Swenson (Merlin), Rickie Sorensen (Arthur/"Wart"), Junius Matthews (Archimedes), and Alan Napier (Sir Pelinore). Frankly, I was underwhelmed when I first saw it many years ago and had little patience with the antics. While seeing it again recently, I found the film much more entertaining and frequently charming. In our family, a film's "acid test" for grandchildren is for them to want to see ... Read More: >>See More Reviews & Details on Sword in the Stone |
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.Pee-Wees Big Adventure City Travel Guides > VHS > from: Warner June 13, 2000 It is really such a shame about what happened to actor Paul Reubens and his alter-ego Pee-wee Herman. This is an absolutely delightful, one-of-a-kind classic comedy. The follow-up film, Big Top Pee Wee, while it has it's moments, can't possibly even begin to compare. As one film critic said of this film at the time it was released, just leave your sanity at the door and enjoy it!! >>See More Reviews & Details on Pee-Wees Big Adventure |
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.Ewoks: The Battle for Endor City Travel Guides > VHS > starring: Wilford Brimley, Warwick Davis, Aubree Miller, Siân Phillips, Carel Struycken directed by: Jim Wheat, Ken Wheat December 31, 1992 I've been a fan of Star Wars since before I was born(No, really. My mother took my brother and sister to see it in the theater in summer of '77 when she was pregnant with me, and I swear it was subliminally driven into my psyche as a fetus!), and I loved the ewok movies. I have both VHS releases and am anxiously waiting for Mr. George "Emperor Of All Things Star Wars" Lucas to get off his @$$ and release these under-rated and underappreciated film gems on the ultimate home entertainment format, DVD! >>See More Reviews & Details on Ewoks: The Battle for Endor |