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| 1. |  | Guess Who's Coming to Dinner from Columbia/Tristar Studios Price: $12.26 Movie Review: This is an important movie because it deals with an issue that never seems to be resolved! That issue is prejudice. The form it takes in this excellent movie is racial prejudice. This movie is not nearly as dated as some of us would be happy to believe. Prejudice based on race is still alive and... |
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| 2. |  | Let's Do It Again from Warner Home Video Price: $17.37 Movie Review: This is one of the few movies I can say I was waiting for to arrive on DVD. Yes, its campy corny, and predictable, but it has something for me at least that a lot of movies dont; it just makes you feel good and have a good time watching it. Bill Cosby and Sidney Potier had great chemistry together... |
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| 3. |  | Uptown Saturday Night from Warner Home Video Price: $17.37 Movie Review: Cosby and Potier exhibited good chemistry together in the wild comedy about two friends in search of a stolen lottery ticket. This movie is also somewhat of a who's who in African-American entertainment, with Harry Belafonte, Richard Pryor, Flip Wilson, among some of the talent filling in the roles.... |
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| 4. |  | A Raisin in the Sun from Columbia/Tristar Studios Price: $21.71 Movie Review: The Hollywood Citizen-News dubbed this "One of the most powerful movies to grace the 1961 screen." I'd say that time has proven this to be one of the most powerful movies to hit the screen in any year. The character Walter Lee is a man driven to the edge of insanity by the prospect of seeing... |
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| 5. |  | Sneakers (Collector's Edition) from Universal Studios Price: $12.28 Movie Review: Sneakers, released 1992, was among the first movies to center on the world of computer hackers. But unlike the lesser movies in the category, such as The Net, Sneakers has a better plot, and it is more of an ensemble piece. This allows for us to really get into the story a bit more. Another thing... |
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| 6. |  | Lilies of the Field from MGM/UA Video Price: $13.01 Movie Review: A black man (Sidney) is passing through town minding his own business...but some German Sisters catch him in their grips like powerful sticky hooks, and will not let him go until God's plan is fulfilled. The German Sisters feel that (Sidney) is a God-send. This is the man who will build their... |
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| 7. |  | To Sir, With Love from Columbia/Tristar Studios Price: $21.71 Movie Review: This is my all-time favorite movie. The story is of a Black engineer, born in British Guyana and educated in California, who takes a job teaching at a high school in a depressed area of London. He has no teaching experience, and so develops his teaching style from his own experience. Gradually the... |
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| 8. |  | A Piece of the Action from Warner Home Video Price: $17.37 Movie Review: I can watch Sidney&Bill all day long period.there movies had style,balance&a coolness about them all rolled into one.this movie takes the fellows to the Hood to educate&teach students how to get jobs.Denise Nichols is a foxy Lady Yes Lawd! Cosby was grooving on the dance floor in this... |
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| 9. |  | In the Heat of the Night from Mgm/Ua Studios Price: $13.01 Movie Review: The Story: Sidney Poitier is a sophisticated Philadelphia detective who ends up helping a redneck Sheriff, Rod Steiger, solve a murder in Steiger's Southern town. The Acting: Poitier and Steiger play characters that are extremely different but much more alike than either character would care to... |
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| 10. |  | The Jackal - Collector's Edition from Universal Studios Price: $13.48 Movie Review: Bruce Willis really is believable as the legendary Assassin by the name of the Jackal. This movie takes you from Europe to the USA to Canada and back. There are so many scenes where you bristle with anxiety due to Willis' intense manner. This may be the best Willis performance ever. The movie is... |
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