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1.Sleuth starring: Laurence Olivier, Michael Caine, Alec Cawthorne, John Matthews, Eve Channing directed by: Joseph L. Mankiewicz January 27, 1998
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I could not wait to see these two superb acting icons go at it on the big screen. What a wonderful movie it is. Great writing, screenplay, and oh what great spins they each put on their roles. No two other actors could have played it better. Wickedly amusing entertainment.

2.Vertigo (Widescreen Edition) starring: Isabel Analla, Raymond Bailey, Barbara Bel Geddes, Paul Bryar, Ellen Corby March 25, 1997
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The picture looks better, no more blips or speckles. And I thought it was interesting when William Friedkin says Hitchcock loved working with fake backdrops. I never knew that, interesting in the age of CGI technology.

3.Endless Night starring: Hayley Mills, Hywel Bennett, Britt Ekland, George Sanders, David Bauer directed by: Sidney Gilliat February 27, 2001
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This was just like the book written by Agatha Christie. I have read all of her books and this was the scarest and closest to reality. I couldn't believe there was a nude scene!!

4.Picnic at Hanging Rock starring: Rachel Roberts, Anne-Louise Lambert, Vivean Gray, Helen Morse, Kirsty Child directed by: Peter Weir June 13, 2000
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I saw this film when it first came out. It was such a boring farce. I kept watching the film in the hope that it would make sense, but it never did. Don't waste your money.

5.Shatter (Ws) starring: Stuart Whitman, Lung Ti, Lily Li, Peter Cushing, Anton Diffring directed by: Michael Carreras, Monte Hellman May 12, 1998
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I saw this film when I was a teen and I was enthralled with the exotic over seas locale. I like Stuart Whitman, a more than servicable actor in my opinion. I'm now in my 40's and can see the holes in the movie. I still like Stuart Whitman. In the final analysis, this is a Saturday afternoon B movie. The dialogue is a bit stilted between the Asian actors and the English/American actors. The camera moves in sometimes jerky ways. There are 3 or 4 chop-socky scenes and the camera zooms in and out in the typical way. Martial arts fans might appreciate these scenes. They don't serve to move the film along as far as I can see. The special feature of the narration is very enlightening. This should be shown to every student in a Film 101 course as a lesson in how NOT to make a film. The comments by the original, 'first' director, Monte ... Read More

6.Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil (Widescreen Edition) starring: John Cusack, Kevin Spacey, Jack Thompson, Irma P. Hall, Jude Law directed by: Clint Eastwood April 27, 1999
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I saw the movie when it came out in the mid 90's and after visiting Savannah this past summer & touring the Mercer house and then reading the book for the fist time, I just had to see it again. I remembered it as being better than I now rate it, but I also read the book before seeing it the second time & I found several things lacking or rushed when comparing it to the book. It is still a must see if you liked the book, but remember that a movie always cuts & changes some things that you just can't figure out why, like why is the young man's name Billy in the movie & Danny in the book ?

7.Straw Dogs starring: Dustin Hoffman, Susan George, Peter Vaughan, T.P. McKenna, Del Henney directed by: Sam Peckinpah May 26, 1998
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Two thoroughly unappealing characters are for some reason married to each other and take up residence in her UK home town which is seemingly populated by even less appealing, drooling, drinking thugs. The whole thing just runs on for way too long. How George and Hoffman ever ended up together is a mystery that perhaps only Lolita could understand. There is a fairly grpahic "sort-of rape" which is never brought up between the husband and wife after it happens. David Warner plays a version of Frankenstein monster that brings everything to a head when the drooling thugs converge on the Hoffman/George house. Since you really find it hard to care for any of these people, the violent conclusion is not worth waiting for. Maybe in its' day ...

8.The Fourth Man starring: Jeroen Krabbé, Renée Soutendijk, Thom Hoffman, Dolf de Vries, Geert de Jong directed by: Paul Verhoeven April 24, 2001
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"The Fourth Man" An Early Masterpiece Amos Lassen and Cinema Pride Paul Verhoeven is probably best known in America for having made "Basic Instinct" but "The Fourth Man" is his masterpiece. Its amazing script and ending that will leave you intrigued make this a movie that should not be missed. Here is the story of a man and how he allows himself to become trapped. He is an alcoholic bisexual who finds himself in a spider web where he and other characters must meet their fate. Gerard is on a train on his way to make a speech. As he arrives at his destination he meets Christine, a powerful looking blonde with seductive charms. Even though it is obvious that he prefers man, he gives into her seductive charms and stays with her in her house to be used sexually. While there he noses around and discovers that she has been married ... Read More

9.Klute (Widescreen Edition) starring: Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland, Charles Cioffi, Roy Scheider, Dorothy Tristan directed by: Alan J. Pakula October 13, 1998
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Set in NYC, Jane plays a hooker that is being stalked. A great thriller, with Jane at her sexy best. Donald Sutherland is great as a torn detective as well. Get it!!!

10.Ms 45 (Ws) starring: Wayne Caro, Scott Covert, Vincent Gruppi, Alex Jachino, Jayne Kennedy April 25, 2000
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MS.45 stars the VERY beautiful ZOE TAMERLIS (who looks like a young Brooke Shields BUT BETTER!) who plays a young,voluptuous New York city girl who is unfortunately raped while buying groceries in a ally way. After picking herself up and wiping the blood from her mouth she leaves for her apartment just to find a burglar their who decides that jewelry is not the only thing he wants! Yet again our heroine is raped but this time she is able to kill her attacker(YEAH!) She cuts his body into pieces(ALA DEMENTED which came out the same year) and disposes of the parts. Now equipped with her assailants gun it is not just the scumbag from the supermarket she is after BUT all men(YIKES!) Men keep your legs crossed for this is a frightfully erotic thriller that delves into the life of a nubile young maiden out for blood. High points are the actress Zoe(who like Claudia Jennings ... Read More

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