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| 1. |  | Concert for George from Wea Corp Price: $22.49 Movie Review: Even though I have been a music fan for 40 yrs, and a collector of concert DVD's--I have never been moved to write a review,until now. Even though I own what I believe to be some of the top concert videos of all time (Eagles-Hell Freezes Over, Bonnie Raitt-Road Tested, Fleetwood Mac-The Dance, Dan... |
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| 2. |  | High Noon (Collector's Edition) from Lionsgate/Fox Price: $12.28 Movie Review: High Noon is a classic tale of a man who is torn between his duty and love. Gary Cooper stars as Will Cain, a sheriff of small town Hadleyville, NM, who has just gotten married to Amy played by Grace Kelly. Amy is a Quaker and in deference to her pacifist beliefs, Will is turning in his badge. But... |
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| 3. |  | Seabiscuit (Widescreen Edition) from Universal Studios Price: $20.24 Movie Review: In the middle of a summer of bad sequels "Seabiscuit" came along as a bit of fresh air. No other movie this year thus far has been filled with such emotion, beauty, and heart. "Seabiscuit" is a rare gem of a movie. It does not rely on special-effects, explosions, or cheap romances. The beauty of this... |
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| 4. |  | Quadrophenia (Special Edition) from Rhino Video Price: $21.74 Movie Review: This release of Quadrophenia is very good, but doesn't quite reach the superb mark. Dramatically improved from the VHS release of many moons ago, the DVD release recaptures some of the sound and fury that I recall when I first saw the movie upon its release in 1979. Visuals are improved and colors... |
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| 5. |  | Adaptation (Superbit Collection) from Columbia Tri-Star Price: $16.36 Movie Review: I saw this movie because I was so impressed with Chris Cooper's wonderful performance in "Seabiscuit." He is good here as well, but the movie itself....well, it's just not for me. "Adaptation" stars Nicolas Cage as twins Charlie and Donald Kaufman. Neurotic Charlie's job is to adapt the book "The... |
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| 6. |  | Love in the Afternoon from Warner Studios Price: $17.38 Movie Review: The common criticism of this delightful movie is that Gary Cooper, one of the icons of Hollywood, was "too old" to play the lead against the youthful Audrey Hepburn. This is, quite frankly, ludicrous and almost laughable. Though Coop was 56 when the movie was filmed, he was still incredibly handsome,... |
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| 7. |  | The Pride of the Yankees from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Price: $13.01 Movie Review: Gary Cooper was one of the true giants in Hollywood and it's his performance which defines this movie. It's interesting to note that Cooper was physically all wrong for the part. He was 40 years old, too tall, too thin and he was so inept at swinging a bat left-handed that they actually filmed him... |
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| 8. |  | Friendly Persuasion from Warner Studios Price: $17.38 Movie Review: Gary Cooper shines as a Quaker alongside a resolute and opinionated Dorothy McGuire as his "congregation elder" wife. They live in the rural "North" at the outbreak of the Civil War, raising 2 eligible teenagers (a boy and a girl), as well as a 10 year old boy. The emminent Civil War has the Quaker... |
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| 9. |  | Seabiscuit (2-Disc Collector's Set) from Umvd Price: $44.98 Movie Review: In the middle of a summer of bad sequels "Seabiscuit" came along as a bit of fresh air. No other movie this year thus far has been filled with such emotion, beauty, and heart. "Seabiscuit" is a rare gem of a movie. It does not rely on special-effects, explosions, or cheap romances. The beauty of this... |
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| 10. |  | Matewan Price: $22.48 Movie Review: It's difficult not to get your personal feelings called into play when watching an obviously slanted movie like Matewan. John Sayles, like Oliver Stone, is an obvious agit-prop master for the left. But so are several others. However, those others do not get the responses that Sayles has evoked... |
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