DVD: Michel Subor     DVD:     Michel Subor      Topaz Per-Axel Arosenius, Roscoe Lee Browne Universal Studios, 2001 Great Hitchcock Great Hitchcock film reminding me of how things have changed as well as not changed with governments and the world.             Beau Travail Denis Lavant, Michel Subor New Yorker Video, 2002 Great Film This is a great film from a cinematographic view point. It is very well filmed, the script is well-done, director does an awesome job to relate the attitude of service in hot countries. The background scenery is very well picked. Nothing is done in an excessive way in ...             Jules and Jim Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner Fox Lorber, 1999 Are We Bound By Ourselves? This is one of the bonafide classics of cinema. Thus, I, a movie buff, feel obligated to love it. Alas, I can not force myself to love it but I do like it alot and it does impress me in many ways. The acting is superb. Jeanne Moreau effortlessly carries the movie. ...             Le Petit Soldat Paul Beauvais, Gilbert Edard Fox Lorber, 2001 An intelligent and mature film! After making the whole sum of the filmography of this original film maker with great peaks and lows, I think this is and I emphasize, is my personal criterion, this is Godard's masterpiece. There are several aspects to remark, because you have to agree the film runs ...             Topaz Per-Axel Arosenius, Roscoe Lee Browne Universal Studios, 2006 Great Hitchcock Great Hitchcock film reminding me of how things have changed as well as not changed with governments and the world.             Jules and Jim - Criterion Collection Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner Criterion Collection, The, 2005 Are We Bound By Ourselves? This is one of the bonafide classics of cinema. Thus, I, a movie buff, feel obligated to love it. Alas, I can not force myself to love it but I do like it alot and it does impress me in many ways. The acting is superb. Jeanne Moreau effortlessly carries the movie. ...             Beau travail [Region 2] Denis Lavant, Michel Subor Great Film This is a great film from a cinematographic view point. It is very well filmed, the script is well-done, director does an awesome job to relate the attitude of service in hot countries. The background scenery is very well picked. Nothing is done in an excessive way in ...             The Intruder Michel Subor, Grégoire Colin Fox Lorber, 2006 A Brilliant Masterpiece Claire Denis has done the unthinkable and topped her previous masterpiece, Beau Travail, with this marvelously elliptical and oneiric film. This is a film that you feel, a deeply challenging and ultimately incredibly rewarding cinematic experience. It also features ...             Topaz [Region 2] Frederick Stafford, Dany Robin Great Hitchcock Great Hitchcock film reminding me of how things have changed as well as not changed with governments and the world.             What's New, Pussycat [Region 2] Peter Sellers, Peter O'Toole Very happy The movie is an old favorite, so I knew what to expect. The copy I received was in new condition, and arrived promptly, and was at a very fair price. I am very happy.             Beau travail [Region 2] Denis Lavant, Michel Subor Great Film This is a great film from a cinematographic view point. It is very well filmed, the script is well-done, director does an awesome job to relate the attitude of service in hot countries. The background scenery is very well picked. Nothing is done in an excessive way in ...             Topaz [Region 2] Frederick Stafford, Dany Robin Great Hitchcock Great Hitchcock film reminding me of how things have changed as well as not changed with governments and the world.             Jules and Jim [Region 2] Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner Criterion Collection, The Are We Bound By Ourselves? This is one of the bonafide classics of cinema. Thus, I, a movie buff, feel obligated to love it. Alas, I can not force myself to love it but I do like it alot and it does impress me in many ways. The acting is superb. Jeanne Moreau effortlessly carries the movie. ...             Please Not Now! Brigitte Bardot, Joséphine James Starz / Anchor Bay, 2000 One of Bardot's best "La bride sur le cou" ("Please Not Now!") is a pure joy to watch. Brigitte is sexy beyond compare, the plot is amusing (and sometimes very funny), and the story has some unexpected comical moments (e.g., the "kitchen" at the hotel). I loved the opening sequence in ...          products you might be interested in   search for DVDs collection, criterion, intruder, pussycat, soldat, travail      toavi.com    web we recommend Are We Bound By Ourselves? randomly chosen DVD: 150 Cartoon Classics