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1.She's Out of Control starring: Tony Danza, Catherine Hicks, Ami Dolenz, Wallace Shawn, Dick O'Neill directed by: Stan Dragoti July 28, 1998
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I love this movie. It's funny and makes me nostalgic because I was just a kid when it came to theaters. The acting is great and the situations are funny. I just wish some studio would re-release the movie! Look at the other '80s teen movies on this site: $6.99-$12.99. This one: starting at $54!!! No way! Hopefully, in time, they will release it in an anniversary edition or something. Then I'll definitely buy it.

2.Garbo Talks starring: Anne Bancroft, Ron Silver, Carrie Fisher, Catherine Hicks, Steven Hill directed by: Sidney Lumet March 02, 1994
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There is hardly a difference in the approach that the estimable Anne Bancroft takes as the incorrigible Estelle Rolfe in this sentimental 1984 comedy versus what she did three years later as the equally feisty Helene Hanff in David Jones' 84 Charing Cross Road. Somehow, this fine actress can take what may appear to be a caricature on paper and infuse it with her special blend of warmth and moxie to make the characters come alive. Just as it was Helene's love of antiquarian books that drove the story of the later film, it is Esther's adoration of screen legend Greta Garbo that drives this movie. Perpetually jailed for her overzealous liberal activism, Esther discovers she has a malignant brain tumor and asks her son Gilbert to help her fulfill her last wish - to meet Garbo. The ... Read More

3.Redwood Curtain starring: Jeff Daniels, Lea Salonga, Debra Monk, Catherine Hicks, John Lithgow directed by: John Korty August 17, 1999
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A wonderful movie with fine performances by a great ensemble cast. The whole film, from start to finish is excellent. Lithgow's performance as an adoptive father striving to encourage his adopted daughter's, Salonga, musical career will touch a lot of buttons. Her longing to know her birth family is topical as well as intensely personal, a good blend. The adoptive mother flits in and out; obviously not all that interested in her adoptive daughter. Lithgow's sudden death leads to to a further estrangement between mother and daughter. A trip to visit Lithgow's sister starts a whole new series of events for Salonga and her meeting with Daniels and all that comes from that. The ending is a complete surprise but at the same times, explains much. A well crafted and performed movie. Even ... Read More

4.Razor's Edge (1984) starring: Bill Murray, Theresa Russell, Denholm Elliott, Catherine Hicks, James Keach directed by: John Byrum August 25, 1998
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One cannot help but be mesmerized by the wordcraft of Willy Maugham. Perhaps the best novel of all time is his "The Moon and Sixpence," a quasi-biographical social commentary of late 19th early 20th century mores and expectations. In this fine novel, "The Razor's Edge," Larry, a young veteral of WWI, destined to financial "success" decides to go on the route to--pardon the cliche--"enlightenment." The woman who loves him, Izzy, cannot stomach that and marries Gray Maturin, Larry's buddy who'se always been in love with Izzy. Well, heaven knows other reviewers have covered the stories theme so I won't repeat that here. As I travelled in the same portions of the world through with Larry treked--though not with anywhere near the conscientious "search" that ... Read More

5.Peggy Sue Got Married starring: Kathleen Turner, Nicolas Cage, Barry Miller, Catherine Hicks, Joan Allen directed by: Francis Ford Coppola January 22, 2001
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Takes me back to the 80's! Love seeing Nick Cage so young - along with Jim Carrey. Great to think "What if...."

6.Walking Between the Worlds starring: Gregg Braden, Catherine Hicks, Barry Watson, David Gallagher, Jessica Biel September 16, 1998
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Leads to understanding profound truths through a mix of eye candy and clear ideas, lags a teeny bit in places, but generally a magnet for ideas leading to AHA's. I loved it, as I do most of Gregg's productions.

7.Fever Pitch starring: Ryan O'Neal, Catherine Hicks, Giancarlo Giannini, Bridgette Andersen, Chad Everett directed by: Richard Brooks September 18, 1986
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The acting is poor, the storyline is weak. There are much better movies out there that deal with the topic of gambling addiction.

8.Eight Days a Week starring: Joshua Schaefer, Keri Russell, R.D. Robb, Mark L. Taylor, Marcia Shapiro directed by: Michael Davis January 11, 2000
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If you ever had a hopeless crush or been placed in "the friend zone" this is must-see. Joshua Schaefer is charming, witty, and adorable. You're rooting for him from the very beginning. Keri Russell is perfect as the dream girl. R.D. Robb plays the perverted wingman to Schaefer and provides his fair share of laughs. Peter (Schaefer) has been in love with Erica (Russell) for all the years they've lived across the street from each other. Finally, the summer before they're both heading to different colleges he decides to camp out on her front lawn to prove his love for her and declares that he will stay there until she returns the sentiment. This movie has great observational humor. It's funny and relatable. I saw it shortly after it first came out and tried for ages to find the DVD. Now that you've ... Read More

9.Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home starring: Vijay Amritraj, Michael Berryman, Mike Brislane, Robin Curtis, James Doohan December 07, 1992
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Star Trek IV - The Voyage Home, was one of the best Star Trek movies involving the original cast. The movie was continuation from Star Trek III - The Search for Spock. During the opening scenes of the movie, Admiral Kirk and his crew, were making the hard decision to return to Earth to answer for their violations of Starfleet rules and regulations. At the same time, the alien space probe was approaching Earth and creating major problems. During the flight home, Kirk, Spock and McCoy discover the alien space probe was attempting to communicate with the humpback whales. During his research, Spock informs Kirk and McCoy, the humpback whales had been extinct on Earth since 21st century. In order to save Earth, the only viable solution was time travel. During the course of the movie, Kirk and his crew must locate humpback whales ... Read More

10.Child's Play starring: Catherine Hicks, Chris Sarandon, Alex Vincent, Brad Dourif, Dinah Manoff directed by: Tom Holland April 27, 1995
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SO NOW THIS IS THE DVD WE WAIT FOR A LONG TIME GOOD SOUND 16 : 9 SO THIS IS THE BEST CHUCKY NO COMMENT

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