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1.Pure Luck starring: Martin Short, Danny Glover, Sheila Kelley, Sam Wanamaker, Scott Wilson directed by: Nadia Tass July 01, 1997
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This is a hilarious movie that is appropriate for family viewing. Martin Short is at his best. You will laugh until you have tears in your eyes. It is one of our family favorites!

2.Mortal Passions starring: Zach Galligan, Krista Errickson, Michael Bowen, Luca Bercovici, Sheila Kelley directed by: Andrew Lane September 27, 1990
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Get this video if you can find one. A too-nice young man has inherited the family mansion, but is in over his head with his choice for a wife. Advertised as an erotic murder thriller,Mortal Passions is really a black comedy with an assortment of memorable characters - I liked all of them. It's a masterpiece for Krista Errickson - a gorgeous meanie(years later I saw an old video of Little Darlings - a teens at camp movie - and there she was - the same #$%!). In Mortal Passions, she pretty much doesn't fool anyone (except her shrink). This is a great video to show guests if you want something fun but not stupid.

3.Dancing at Blue Iguana starring: Charlotte Ayanna, Daryl Hannah, Kristin Bauer, W. Earl Brown, Chris Hogan directed by: Michael Radford December 25, 2001
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This is one of the worst films I've ever seen ! Here are just a few of my criticisms: 3 of the actresses (Hannah, Oh, and Kelley) are way too old to be strippers. Yes they look great for their ages, but they wouldn't cut it in a strip club with younger competition. Strippers aren't all a mess, and yet the ones at this club are. Very unrealistic. No men would go to a strip club where the women kept their bottoms on. There is no point to this movie other than to apparently moralize that stripping is a depressing road to nowhere. But the reality is that many strippers are pretty much normal women with normal lives, they can just make a heck of a lot more money stripping than doing anything else. AVOID !

4.Nuts in May starring: Roger Sloman, Anthony O'Donnell, Sheila Kelley, Eric Allan, Stephen Bill directed by: Mike Leigh January 04, 1995
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hi this has to be the best film i ever seen its sooooooo funny shame that keith is not fitter they should make a new modern version starring vin diesel or josh hartnett mmm. I think that everyone should buy this its great!!!! i reccommend it to you all its a great dvd to buy your family and friends. Its funny when they sing the songs and keith takes the picture 1 2 3 fwooot. lol a illegal campfire thas funny he cries like a pansy. yea anyways check this movie out its good you wont be disapointed. love sarah x

5.Some Girls starring: Patrick Dempsey, Jennifer Connelly, Sheila Kelley, Lance Edwards, Lila Kedrova directed by: Michael Hoffman September 01, 1998
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Prayers are answered - the DVD will be released February 2008. Available for pre-order.

6.Passion Fish starring: Brett Ardoin, Lenore Banks, Angela Bassett, Leo Burmester, Chuck Cain April 07, 1998
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This is a beautifully filmed, splendidly acted, and intelligently written film, well worth watching. At the same time, the movie is overly long and the script contains more than a bit of soap opera. Most objectionable, to this viewer, was the low level of moral sensitivity exhibited by Sayles. There seems to be nothing higher in life than sex, even when it's with someone else's husband. Christianity is sneered at in the script, and there is blasphemy along with the much-used "f" word. At the end, one has the feeling that the two women lead characters will reach no higher goal in life than jumping in the sack with assorted men. Just the message this society needs!

7.The Secretary starring: Mel Harris, Sheila Kelley, Barry Bostwick, James Russo, Ray Baker directed by: Andrew Lane April 18, 1995
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Dull and boring suspense tale that is strapped with cliché. Mel Harris stars as a businesswoman who begins a new job and is introduced to the office secretary (Sheila Kelley) who not only desires Harris's new job, she desires her life. I have seen other movies from the small series of suspense films produced by Pierre David and was expecting much more than this lame, slow-moving feature that delivers nothing more than some fine performances. Everything is too depressing to make the film exciting, and when we think something thrilling is about to happen, we get nothing more than a change to the next scene. This film is a waste of time. Some people may fancy it, but I am one person who likes a fast-paced thriller, and not thrillers like this.

8.One Fine Day starring: Michelle Pfeiffer, George Clooney, Mae Whitman, Alex D. Linz, Charles Durning directed by: Michael Hoffman January 09, 2001
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Received cd in timely fashion and in very good condition. Loved the movie and now enjoying the music at home and in the car.

9.Fulfillment starring: Cheryl Ladd, Ted Levine, Lewis Smith, Sheila Kelley, Marietta Marich directed by: Piers Haggard June 23, 1993
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whoever thought that the ending of this movie was close to appropriate needs to think about the story. The BEST part of this book was when Aaron and Mary finally get together and he gets to claim his daughter. I was so angry about the ending here that it ruined to rest of the movie(which was sort of enjoyable). i came into watching this movie honestly not expecting much(i usually dont w/TV movies based on books), and still i managed to be terribly disappointed. they should have ended it the right way, instead of leaving us with a feeling of these two people still empty... the movie and book are called FULFILLMENT....learn how to depict it.

10.One Fine Day (Spanish) (Sub) starring: Michelle Pfeiffer, George Clooney, Mae Whitman, Alex D. Linz, Charles Durning directed by: Michael Hoffman January 08, 2002
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Received cd in timely fashion and in very good condition. Loved the movie and now enjoying the music at home and in the car.

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