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1.Identity starring: John Cusack, Ray Liotta, Amanda Peet, John Hawkes, Alfred Molina directed by: James Mangold September 02, 2003
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I reaaly loved this movie. They were incredible. I watch this a lot all the time. John Cusack is Awesome

2.Mary Shelley's Frankenstein starring: George Asprey, Alfred Bell, Helena Bonham Carter, Richard Briers, John Cleese July 29, 1998
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I frankly don't understand the bad reviews that the "Times" and others have given this riveting remake of the Mary Shelley classic. This is the first movie rendition of the story that comes anywhere close to the Shelley novel. True to form, the story begins and ends at the polar ice cap...as in the novel. The well-intentioned, albeit obssessed, Dr. F. is engaged to the beautiful Elizabeth. I won't give away the plot by expousing on their relationship, but where past grade-B efforts have had no female counterpart to Dr. F., this film version does; indeed, she is a prime motivator, residing at the very heart of what drives much of the story-line. There is some artistic license taken here of course, as with any great work of art. But actor/producer Kenneth Branagh (who plays the good doctor) has ... Read More

3.Love's Labour's Lost starring: Alfred Bell, Richard Briers, Richard Clifford, Carmen Ejogo, Daisy Gough December 19, 2000
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Wild horses couldn't get most of us to watch a full-length Shakespeare play starring Alicia Silverstone, but give the girl credit for really trying! (I do like the review below in which the reviewer criticizes Silverstone for speaking her dialogue with emphasis on every single word, it's true.) So even while I take off two stars for the terrible performance she gives, I add two stars because I think she's so great. What! A paradox worthy of the great Matthew Lillard. In any case she looks enchanting and her expressions in the cafe scenes with her girlfriends, as she glances from face to face, often seeming to anticipate who will be speaking next, give the viewer the feeling of being a pinball in a mighty pinball machine of the late 16th century. She must have been studying, or Branagh must ... Read More

4.Identity [Blu-ray] starring: Carmen Argenziano, Marshall Bell, Jake Busey, Frederick Coffin, John Cusack April 03, 2007
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I reaaly loved this movie. They were incredible. I watch this a lot all the time. John Cusack is Awesome

5.The Krays [Region 2] starring: Gary Kemp, Martin Kemp, Billie Whitelaw, Tom Bell, Susan Fleetwood directed by: Peter Medak
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The real crime is that this film is not available on DVD in the US. Peter Medak's brutally violent gangster film based on the lives of Ronald and Reggie Kray who were played brilliantly by the Kemp brothers who fronted the 80s pop band, Spandau Ballet. Guy Ritchie's films don't cut it when it comes to British gangster films trust me. This is the real deal. This is an intelligent biopic of Britain's most infamous gangsters, the twins who made life safe for East Enders when they weren't running protection rackets or inflicting gangland punishments on rival mobsters. To be fair, writer Philip Ridley and director Peter Medak largely avoid glamorizing the violent world of Reggie and Ronnie, and are more interested in unraveling the complex personalities of the two brothers. They are helped by surprisingly ... Read More

6.Seven Little Australians starring: Barbara Llewellyn, Mark Clarke, Anna Hruby, Jennifer Cluff, Tania Falla directed by: Ron Way August 13, 2003
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I concur with the person who said Questar ruined this lovely old mini series that I watched when I was a child, I bought it recently not realising that the end episodes where missing and was exceedingly dissapointed by it, I watched it the day I received it and therefore disrupted other peoples viewing because I was so enthralled and wished to continue to the end, therefore I was and am very upset. Although it was nice to see something that was a childhood favourite of mine, it was a bitter sweet experience for lack of ending!!!!

7.Love's Labours Lost starring: Alfred Bell, Richard Briers, Richard Clifford, Carmen Ejogo, Daisy Gough June 05, 2001
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Wild horses couldn't get most of us to watch a full-length Shakespeare play starring Alicia Silverstone, but give the girl credit for really trying! (I do like the review below in which the reviewer criticizes Silverstone for speaking her dialogue with emphasis on every single word, it's true.) So even while I take off two stars for the terrible performance she gives, I add two stars because I think she's so great. What! A paradox worthy of the great Matthew Lillard. In any case she looks enchanting and her expressions in the cafe scenes with her girlfriends, as she glances from face to face, often seeming to anticipate who will be speaking next, give the viewer the feeling of being a pinball in a mighty pinball machine of the late 16th century. She must have been studying, or Branagh must have been feeding her, videotapes ... Read More

8.Blue Fin starring: Elspeth Ballantyne, Alfred Bell, Terry Camilleri, Liddy Clark, Ralph Cotterill January 01, 2003
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This movie is a good example of how fishing for tuna was done in South Australia. Nowadays the tuna is held in floating pens off the coast. This film can be slow in places but if you are interested in the old style of fishing with steel sqid jigs then you might enjoy it. More of a rent for the night film.

9.Bullet Down Under starring: Christopher Atkins; Richard Carter; Virginia Hey; Alfred Bell directed by: Rob Stewart February 02, 2002
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This movie is a good example of how fishing for tuna was done in South Australia. Nowadays the tuna is held in floating pens off the coast. This film can be slow in places but if you are interested in the old style of fishing with steel sqid jigs then you might enjoy it. More of a rent for the night film.

10.Love's Labour's Lost starring: Alfred Bell, Richard Briers, Richard Clifford, Carmen Ejogo, Daisy Gough December 19, 2000
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: $1.69
Wild horses couldn't get most of us to watch a full-length Shakespeare play starring Alicia Silverstone, but give the girl credit for really trying! (I do like the review below in which the reviewer criticizes Silverstone for speaking her dialogue with emphasis on every single word, it's true.) So even while I take off two stars for the terrible performance she gives, I add two stars because I think she's so great. What! A paradox worthy of the great Matthew Lillard. In any case she looks enchanting and her expressions in the cafe scenes with her girlfriends, as she glances from face to face, often seeming to anticipate who will be speaking next, give the viewer the feeling of being a pinball in a mighty pinball machine of the late 16th century. She must have been studying, or Branagh must have been feeding her, videotapes of old ... Read More

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