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1.Mindwalk starring: Liv Ullmann, Sam Waterston, John Heard, Ione Skye, Emmanuel Montes directed by: Bernt Amadeus Capra January 01, 1998
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"A stroll around Mont St Michel, France brings together three highly successful and educated people with disparate worldviews; a politician, a poet and a physicist. A conversation ensues about the nature of reality and the new physics that challenges what we perceive to be the tangible world around us. The '91 film `Mindwalk' is a New Age lecture presented in the guise of a motion picture. It's really quite painless, informative and even enjoyable at times. The tour around St. Michel is wonderful and a stellar cast consisting of Liv Ullmann, Sam Waterston and John Heard make the movie well worth a watch.

2.Hopscotch starring: Walter Matthau, Glenda Jackson, Sam Waterston, Ned Beatty, Herbert Lom directed by: Ronald Neame February 23, 1989
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One of the most humorous, get the establishment I've seen. Walter Mattheau is superb as the opera singing, ex CIA agent getting his own back on the man who fired him. Many laughs and great imaginative writing. Buy this and have a fun experience.

3.Lewis & Clark - The Journey of the Corps of Discovery starring: Hal Holbrook, Adam Arkin, Murphy Guyer, Sam Waterston, Matthew Broderick directed by: Ken Burns November 10, 1998
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An incredible visual experience to document an amazing historical event. You will feel like you were there with the Corps of Discovery at every turn of their adventure.

4.The Nightmare Years starring: Kati Sír, Zoltán Gera, Keith Edwards, Peter Jeffrey, Alexander Harborne directed by: Anthony Page March 28, 1990
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I have been a fan of Mr. William Shirer for many years and have read about his correspondence during the Nazi regime in Germany. This video compliments highly his views and the condition of the people very well during those years. Being a newspaperman he is critical and imaginative comparing Germany before and after the Nazi's. Ronald R. Harris, PhD

5.Finnegan Begin Again starring: Mary Tyler Moore, Robert Preston, Sam Waterston, Sylvia Sidney, David Huddleston directed by: Joan Micklin Silver October 24, 1989
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I bought this a couple of years ago but never had the chance to watch it. I am glad I did. I believe the characters, I believe the story. Then again, when it is two superb craftsmen as Mary Tyler Moore and Robert Preston, it is quite easy. Incredible nuance in both of their performances, never a false note. And Sam Waterston is a hoot!!! My wife and I are Law & Order addicts and to see him in this role was hysterical.

6.A House Divided starring: Sam Waterston, Jennifer Beals, Lisa Gay Hamilton, Tim Daly, Shirley Douglas directed by: John Kent Harrison November 14, 2000
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Talk about living history... I've read all the books about this family and I live in the house David built for his daughter Amanda in 1871. I can look out my window and see the spot where David's childhood home once stood. I even met Jennifer Beals when she came to see the house and the land. Although not filmed here, the movie was great - although it did take a little dramatic license. It was known Julia held a very high position of authority, very rare for a woman, much less a black slave woman. It was also apparent David felt much love for his bi-racial daughter Amanda. Only two people know the truth of nature of the relationship between David and Julia that brought Amanda into existence, if indeed David was the father. (He was married for several years and never produced children.) If ... Read More

7.The Great Gatsby starring: Robert Redford, Mia Farrow, Bruce Dern, Karen Black, Scott Wilson directed by: Jack Clayton January 01, 1998
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Perhaps some classics cannot be made into movies. THE GREAT GATSBY, which makes anybody's list of the great American novels, may justs be one. Having just seen this film again for the first time since it's release, I think I need to reread the novel. The chief flaw of the movie is the casting of Mia Farrow as Daisy Buchanan. While she certainly can act and become hysterical at the smell of a room full of roses, it is difficult to understand the power that she holds on Gatsby. While Redford makes an adequate if not outstanding Gatsby, Sam Waterston, a very fine actor indeed, is perfectly cast as Gatsby's neighbor. Bruce Dern works as the boorish Tom Buchanan, Karen Black isn't bad as his woman on the side, and Scott Wilson as her cuckolded husband who seeks revenge is well cast. The music by Nelson ... Read More

8.Heaven's Gate starring: Kris Kristofferson, Christopher Walken, John Hurt, Sam Waterston, Brad Dourif directed by: Michael Cimino July 16, 1996
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I had a hard time making it through the last half of this DVD at 128X. In the "film as art" world, there is subtle and there is non-existent. Heaven's Gate, as anything beyond a monument to it's own excesses, is 4+ hours of none existence. Even given all of this film's glaring missteps, Cimino might have blundered his way through like he did with The Deer Hunter, but for one fatal stroke - Kris fricking Kristopherson. What the hell was Cimino thinking? Were Buck Owens and Roy Clark busy that week? Who the hell ever told Kris Kristopherson that he could act? Repeatedly, in the midst of it's soft focus cinematic splendor, we are made to watch Kris Kristopherson mugging at the camera like a minor league ballplayer doing a commercial for a discount carpet outlet. I'm sorry, but there's just some ... Read More

9.The Killing Fields starring: Sam Waterston, Haing S. Ngor, John Malkovich, Julian Sands, Craig T. Nelson directed by: Roland Joffé December 04, 1992
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theres no shadow of doubt that this is a classic that presents the khmer rouge issue in cambodia and an extraordinary history that everyone got to see.

10.Finnegan Begin Again starring: Mary Tyler Moore, Robert Preston, Sam Waterston, Sylvia Sidney, David Huddleston directed by: Joan Micklin Silver August 07, 2001
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I bought this a couple of years ago but never had the chance to watch it. I am glad I did. I believe the characters, I believe the story. Then again, when it is two superb craftsmen as Mary Tyler Moore and Robert Preston, it is quite easy. Incredible nuance in both of their performances, never a false note. And Sam Waterston is a hoot!!! My wife and I are Law & Order addicts and to see him in this role was hysterical.

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