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1.Island of the Blue Dolphins starring: Celia Kaye, Larry Domasin, Ann Daniel, George Kennedy, Carlos Romero directed by: James B. Clark January 01, 1998
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This is the story of Karana, a young Indian girl raised on an island off the coast of California. Supposedly it is based on a true story, and it tells of how she survived on her native island after all of her people were removed and her younger brother was killed. The reader never knows why Karana's people were removed from the island, which would have helped me understand the story a bit better. While Scott O'Dell is a good storyteller, there are some gaps that I wished he had explained better. For instance, when the Aleuts first came to the island when Karana's father was still living, there seems to be no gap in communications. Somehow the Aleuts can communicate with the natives. When the white men come and cart off Karana's people there again is no communication gap. ... Read More

2.Pagan Love Song starring: Esther Williams, Howard Keel, Minna Gombell, Charles Mauu, Rita Moreno directed by: Robert Alton February 24, 1995
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Esther Williams stars in this silly South Pacific love story, filmed largely on the Hawaiian island of Kauai (although the story is supposed to be set in Tahiti...) Her love interest is the schmaltzy show tune crooner Howard Keel, playing a lazy American who inherits an abandoned coconut farm, and after making it out to the island picks up a yen for the half-Tahitian hottie played by Williams. She tames him, he mellows out, learns to like small children and to kick back into Tahitian time, just like the locals. Musically, the Harry Warren compositions are not, admittedly, among his best work, although there is a dazzling Tahitian dance number, staged in a Busby Berkeley-like fashion, and if you know Kauai at all, the improbable cutaways from one beach to the next are pretty hilarious. Not the ... Read More

3.They Came to Cordura starring: Gary Cooper, Rita Hayworth, Van Heflin, Tab Hunter, Richard Conte directed by: Robert Rossen September 29, 1997
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: From the Secret Files of Harry Pennypacker Cheyenne Warrior: The Original Screenplay with Author Commentary Shadow Watcher Nobody Drowns in Mineral Lake "What is courage? What is cowardice?" Those are the questions posed in this impressive, intelligent western, set against the backdrop of the 1916 war against Pancho Villa. Gary Cooper stars as a career Army officer, branded a coward, who is given the task of leading five Medal of Honor candidates to the military base at Cordura, Texas. His hope is to learn what prompted these men to act heroically under fire when he could not. Accompanying the group is Rita Hayworth, an American expatriate accused of aiding the Mexicans. What makes this story ... Read More

4.Deadly Duo starring: Craig Hill, Marcia Henderson, Robert Lowery, Dayton Lummis, Carlos Romero directed by: Reginald Le Borg November 20, 2001
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5.El Señor doctor starring: Cantinflas, Marta Romero, Miguel Ángel Álvarez, Prudencia Grifell, Wolf Ruvinskis directed by: Miguel M. Delgado
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After completing medical school he returns to his hometown to help the poor. He suffers many rejections from the poor because of their ignorance of modern medicine. Cantinflas is secretely in love with his nurse and is heartbroken to find out she loves another man in town. So he becomes totally dedicated to helping the poor and the sick for the rest of his life. This movie is sweet, tender, and a good example of dedicated person with unconditional love for others.

6.They Came to Cordura (Import PAL) starring: Gary Cooper, Rita Hayworth, Van Heflin, Tab Hunter, Richard Conte directed by: Robert Rossen
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: From the Secret Files of Harry Pennypacker Cheyenne Warrior: The Original Screenplay with Author Commentary Shadow Watcher Nobody Drowns in Mineral Lake "What is courage? What is cowardice?" Those are the questions posed in this impressive, intelligent western, set against the backdrop of the 1916 war against Pancho Villa. Gary Cooper stars as a career Army officer, branded a coward, who is given the task of leading five Medal of Honor candidates to the military base at Cordura, Texas. His hope is to learn what prompted these men to act heroically under fire when he could not. Accompanying the group is Rita Hayworth, an American expatriate accused of aiding the Mexicans. What makes this story ... Read More

7.Pagan Love Song starring: Esther Williams, Howard Keel, Minna Gombell, Charles Mauu, Rita Moreno directed by: Robert Alton
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Esther Williams stars in this silly South Pacific love story, filmed largely on the Hawaiian island of Kauai (although the story is supposed to be set in Tahiti...) Her love interest is the schmaltzy show tune crooner Howard Keel, playing a lazy American who inherits an abandoned coconut farm, and after making it out to the island picks up a yen for the half-Tahitian hottie played by Williams. She tames him, he mellows out, learns to like small children and to kick back into Tahitian time, just like the locals. Musically, the Harry Warren compositions are not, admittedly, among his best work, although there is a dazzling Tahitian dance number, staged in a Busby Berkeley-like fashion, and if you know Kauai at all, the improbable cutaways from one beach to the next are pretty hilarious. Not the ... Read More

8.El Senor Doctor starring: Cantinflas, Marta Romero, Miguel Ángel Álvarez, Prudencia Grifell, Wolf Ruvinskis directed by: Miguel M. Delgado April 16, 1995
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After completing medical school he returns to his hometown to help the poor. He suffers many rejections from the poor because of their ignorance of modern medicine. Cantinflas is secretely in love with his nurse and is heartbroken to find out she loves another man in town. So he becomes totally dedicated to helping the poor and the sick for the rest of his life. This movie is sweet, tender, and a good example of dedicated person with unconditional love for others.

9.Pagan Love Song starring: Esther Williams, Howard Keel, Minna Gombell, Charles Mauu, Rita Moreno directed by: Robert Alton
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Esther Williams stars in this silly South Pacific love story, filmed largely on the Hawaiian island of Kauai (although the story is supposed to be set in Tahiti...) Her love interest is the schmaltzy show tune crooner Howard Keel, playing a lazy American who inherits an abandoned coconut farm, and after making it out to the island picks up a yen for the half-Tahitian hottie played by Williams. She tames him, he mellows out, learns to like small children and to kick back into Tahitian time, just like the locals. Musically, the Harry Warren compositions are not, admittedly, among his best work, although there is a dazzling Tahitian dance number, staged in a Busby Berkeley-like fashion, and if you know Kauai at all, the improbable cutaways from one beach to the next are pretty hilarious. Not the ... Read More

10.Traficantes De Muerte starring: Alfredo Aguilar (IV), Mário Almada, Sonia Bayardo, Martín Casanova, José Luis Chávez March 19, 1993
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Esther Williams stars in this silly South Pacific love story, filmed largely on the Hawaiian island of Kauai (although the story is supposed to be set in Tahiti...) Her love interest is the schmaltzy show tune crooner Howard Keel, playing a lazy American who inherits an abandoned coconut farm, and after making it out to the island picks up a yen for the half-Tahitian hottie played by Williams. She tames him, he mellows out, learns to like small children and to kick back into Tahitian time, just like the locals. Musically, the Harry Warren compositions are not, admittedly, among his best work, although there is a dazzling Tahitian dance number, staged in a Busby Berkeley-like fashion, and if you know Kauai at all, the improbable cutaways from one beach to the next are pretty hilarious. Not the ... Read More

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