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1.The Lonesome Dove Collection (Lonesome Dove/Streets of Laredo/Dead Man's Walk) starring: Robert Duvall, Tommy Lee Jones, Danny Glover, F. Murray Abraham, Keith Carradine directed by: Joseph Sargent, Simon Wincer, Yves Simoneau August 18, 1998
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Lonesome Dove is one of the finest Western films I have ever seen. Robert Duvall and Tommy Lee Jones are top notch in this movie.

2.Buy & Cell starring: Robert Carradine, Randall 'Tex' Cobb, Imogene Coca, Lise Cutter, Geretta Geretta directed by: Robert Boris October 04, 1991
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Don't listen to those bad reviews. They don't know what they're talking about. But yes, this is a very good movie. I still own the VHS in a beta form. As a matter of fact, I got an e-mail from one of the stars. His name is John Leamer and he was an American actor living in Italy around the time this was made.

3.Goliath Awaits starring: Mark Harmon, Christopher Lee, Eddie Albert, John Carradine, Alex Cord directed by: Kevin Connor March 06, 1991
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I watched this movie because a friend recommended it to me and was not dissapointed.Just a great idea that was realised,usually these movies can't keep you interested for the sort of time this does.Later I was able to get it as and ex rental for $2,what a bargain but now my video player has died I am hoping they release it on DVD.But just a fun movie for all ages.

4.Rude Awakening (1989) starring: Cheech Marin, Eric Roberts, Dion Anderson, Frederikke Borge, Peter Boyden directed by: Aaron Russo, David Greenwalt February 07, 1995
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It presents good questions that should be asked and even though drug references are there it has a good moral of peace and love. Im sure everyone could use some of that sometime. I just wish they had it in the DVD format!!

5.Kung Fu starring: David Carradine, Barry Sullivan, Albert Salmi, Wayne Maunder, Benson Fong directed by: Jerry Thorpe December 13, 1993
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This movie and the DVD series of Seasons one, two and three, from the original T.V. show are a Must See. The lessons learned from them are integrating themselves into my life and creating permanent, positive changes. I heartily recommend everyone watch them, even if you saw the series 30 years ago. The lessons in life, if taken, will positively change your life forever. By the way, David Carradine is fantastic. No one could ever match his performance in such a role.

6.Wavelength starring: Robert Carradine, Cherie Currie, Keenan Wynn, Cal Bowman, James Hess directed by: Mike Gray November 29, 1994
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I always think of this movie in terms of being a gentle sci fi movie. When I first saw it (in 1983) I remember that the acting seemed very natural and though it was obvious that the aliens were portrayed by children, well, that was okay, too. The music is the best, and not just the stuff by Tangerine Dream; there was a great song being played in the bar where Bobby and Iris first meet ("No More Lonely Days" was the title), and the snippets that Robert Carradine played were also fun to listen to. I'll always own a copy.

7.Double Crossed starring: Dennis Hopper, Robert Carradine, Richard Jenkins, Adrienne Barbeau, Don Hood directed by: Roger Young January 13, 1993
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I saw this movie a long time ago on HBO and remembered it as being a good movie and very interesting. I took it out the other day and put it in and watched it again. I must say that it seems dated now. I would like to see them remake Barry Seals story now. Hopper is ok but he pretty much is 'Dennis Hopper' with a fake accent. The movie is still good and informative but it just seems like and early 80's movie. The characters are kind of cartoonish and the acting is kind of second rate and that takes away from the realism.

8.Court Jester (Clam) starring: Danny Kaye, Glynis Johns, Basil Rathbone, Angela Lansbury, Cecil Parker directed by: Melvin Frank, Norman Panama February 24, 1998
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The Court Jester is a true classic that will keep you entranced the whole time. Danny Kaye is a top-flight actor and singer. It is sort of a take on Robin Hood , the evil king on the throne and a band of fearless outlaws in the forest loyal to the real king. Except Danny is not the fearless leader but the nurse to the orphaned crown prince, and his only duties are to hold the child and show people the mark on his (the baby's) butt. Sound nasty? it's not.

9.Cowboys starring: John Wayne, Roscoe Lee Browne, Bruce Dern, Colleen Dewhurst, Alfred Barker Jr. directed by: Mark Rydell May 19, 1998
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One of my favorite John Wayne movies (with the Shootist, I must like him vulnerable lol.) His and the boys' growth together in knowledge & caring is the important story. Some objected to the ending, but "finishing the job" is important and the actions were no more violent than the times. The addition of Rosco Lee Brown was delightful and added a great deal to the film, more growth for the boys & even a bit for the main character. A proud and self-respecting, cultured Black man, in those days, is a treat to see in a movie. Bruce Dern was a tad over the top in being thoroughly vile, he's sooo good at that rofl. The music is swell too.

10.Seekers (2pc) starring: Randolph Mantooth, Edie Adams, Neville Brand, Delta Burke, John Carradine directed by: Sidney Hayers January 01, 1998
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i give this fine mini-series 4 stars because this one was used to set up the rest of the series but for reasons unknown they stoped after this one. philip kent is now an old man(and now played by martin millner)and his son's are now the focus of the series. randolph mantooth is quite good as the oldest son who must do things for himself.his trek west with wife and new child is the focus of the first part and we get to see how hard the way really was and leaves us with very powerful images of the life and death daily life of our andercesters. the second part follows kent's two grandchildren as they fight for their part of the american dream. very well done,and i hope to see the other books turned into mini-series someday.

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