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1.Pretty Woman (15th Anniversary Special Edition) starring: Jason Alexander, Bill Applebaum, Hank Azaria, Judith Baldwin, Ralph Bellamy August 30, 2005
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I needed this is a hurry and that is what I got. It was delivered as promised and was exactly what I ordered.

2.Quigley Down Under starring: Tom Selleck, Laura San Giacomo, Alan Rickman, Chris Haywood, Ron Haddrick directed by: Simon Wincer September 04, 2001
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An Australian "cowboy movie"? It really works and Tom Selleck is wonderful in it!

3.Havoc (Unrated Version) starring: Anne Hathaway, Bijou Phillips, Shiri Appleby, Michael Biehn, Joseph Gordon-Levitt directed by: Barbara Kopple November 29, 2005
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One day, probably through some seriously independent medium, someone's actually going to muster up the courage to properly showcase the wretched, filthy cancer that is the suburban, drug addicted, spoiled, insipid, wannabe gangster. UNFLINCHINGLY. It may take a while, but it will happen. This film is the quasi-portrait. Sugarcoated by today's pc culture because most cowards will still attempt to veil the fact that most inner-city drug sales come from suburbans. Most of the pan-handling/thieving drug addicted annoyances and prostitutes filthying up urban streets are actually out of control former suburban transplants who had to be hardcore and hang out in the city and buy and consume drugs. The people mildly and unrealistically portrayed in this film are the germ that starts this disease. Read More

4.The Stand starring: Rick Aviles, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Bill Fagerbakke, Miguel Ferrer August 20, 2002
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alright the acting is subpar, (it was a made for tv mini series), The Stand still remains one of my most favorite Stephen King movie adaptions ever. It kept to the basic outline of the book, but it's impossible to take everything from King's epic novel.

5.Pretty Woman (10th Anniversary Edition) starring: Jason Alexander, Bill Applebaum, Hank Azaria, Judith Baldwin, Ralph Bellamy February 01, 2000
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I needed this is a hurry and that is what I got. It was delivered as promised and was exactly what I ordered.

6.sex, lies, and videotape starring: James Spader, Andie MacDowell, Peter Gallagher, Laura San Giacomo, Ron Vawter directed by: Steven Soderbergh October 07, 1998
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While I am always amazed by Spader, this is a really strange movie. It is really more psychological than graphic and you sort of lose the point of the whole thing. It was like he would rather hear someone talk about it than DO it, which I really don't understand but guess different strokes... HB

7.Once Around starring: Richard Dreyfuss, Holly Hunter, Danny Aiello, Laura San Giacomo, Gena Rowlands directed by: Lasse Hallström December 28, 2004
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Renata Bella feels lost. She has no job, no boyfriend, no plans...that is, until Sam Sharpe bursts into her life. He's loud, he's impulsive, he's passionate, and he's in love with Renata - AND her big Italian family. Will the tight-knit Bella family accept Sam with open arms, or will Sam tear them all apart? This gem of a film pairs Holly Hunter & Richard Dreyfuss, whose chemistry is just as apparent as it was in "Always". Filmed on location in Boston, MA and North Carolina (the Bella house was in Durham, NC, and the big wedding scene was in the Governor's Mansion in Raleigh, NC), the various scenes blend together seamlessly. Casting is superb as the actors give you a sense that you're peeking into the lives of an ordinary family. Before it's over, you're sure to want Danny Aiello and Gena Rowlands to be ... Read More

8.Stephen King's The Stand starring: Rick Aviles, Ossie Davis, Ruby Dee, Bill Fagerbakke, Miguel Ferrer October 26, 1999
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alright the acting is subpar, (it was a made for tv mini series), The Stand still remains one of my most favorite Stephen King movie adaptions ever. It kept to the basic outline of the book, but it's impossible to take everything from King's epic novel.

9.Vital Signs starring: Adrian Pasdar, Diane Lane, Jack Gwaltney, Laura San Giacomo, Jane Adams (II) directed by: Marisa Silver June 07, 2005
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"Vital Signs" is a high adrenalin drama focussing on the lives of first year Surgical Residents at a large metropolitan hospital. The TV series "St. Elsewhere" together with "Vital Signs" may have set the tone for TV series such as "ER" and "Chicago Hope", but "Vital Signs" most certainly has set the tone for "Grey's Anatomy". Jimmy Smits turns every character he plays into a golden moment. His role in this film, as mentor to the young doctors, is no exception. If you love "Grey's Anatomy", you'll really appreciate "Vital Signs".

10.Under Suspicion starring: Liam Neeson, Kenneth Cranham, Maggie O'Neill, Alan Talbot, Malcolm Storry directed by: Simon Moore September 02, 2003
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One of the best British thrillers of the 90s, Under Suspicion is an unpretentious audience picture which doesn't let its passing nods to classic British thrillers of the Fifties and early Sixties such as Hell Drivers, Blind Date and Victim, smother it. Set in Brighton at the close of the fifties, Liam Neeson plays the disgraced policeman turned seedy private detective who, with his wife, arranges the 'evidence' of adultery that British law then required for divorces only to find himself the number one suspect when she and his latest client are found murdered. With strong support from Kenneth Cranham as his last remaining friend on the force and a particularly good use of the scope frame (although the extra width does accidentally catch some very nineties phone booths and TV aeriels in the early scenes), it's well worth a look. ... Read More

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