DVD: Neil Stuke

DVD: Neil Stuke

DVD:

Neil Stuke

Robert Louis Stevenson's The Game of Death

Jonathan Pryce, David Morrissey

New Concorde, 2001

Excellent Adaptation of a Literary Classic
Directed on location in Ireland by Rachel Samuels on a $2 Million budget, this movie is a work of cinematic art. The Game of Death is a film version of Robert Louis Stevenson's short story "The Suicide Club." Stevenson's short story has an unusual, not to mention, ...

Mother Teresa

Olivia Hussey, Sebastiano Somma

20th Century Fox, 2006

A rare treasure
What a delightful surprise this movie is. Like other reviewers, my expectations of religious movies is not high. This one is exceptional. Mother Teresa, as portrayed by Olivia Hussey, just leaves one speechless in the face of her love and faith in action. I ...

Sliding Doors

Paul Brightwell, Linda Broughton

Paramount, 1998

Just Simply Awesome
Just like my title, this is just simply an awesome movie of chances of taking different roads. Just sit watch and enjoy.

Seesaw

David Suchet, Geraldine James

Bfs Entertainment, 2005

Ending confusing
I loved this movie but I don't quite understand the nuances of the ending. Please someone else write in and give your ideas on it.

Twice Upon a Yesterday

Douglas Henshall, Lena Headey

Lions Gate, 1999

Nice little gem
This is a very enjoyable romantic movie. It's about a guy named Victor who gets a second chance to make his relationship work though a magic spell, only to have it all fall apart anyway. Along the way, he meets someone new (the Penelope Cruz character). The ending is ...

Circus

Lucy Akhurst, Michael Attwell

Sony Pictures, 2001

Circus
Pay close attention, you'll need to. The story winds around so many loops, it's tough to figure out where the story will go, and who is playing whom. If you like a mystery with a twist, you'll like this.

Christie Malry's Own Double Entry

Nick Moran, Neil Stuke

Image Entertainment, 2006

The book certainly must be much better
for, this movie is pretty awful. It's difficult, really, to say what the story is about; although, what happens is a severely alienated young man goes about 'setting the ledger straight.' This young man was born and raised under difficult circumstances to a mother ...

Grafters - Complete First Season

Robson Green, Stephen Tompkinson

Koch Vision, 2007

"GRAFTERS" is hilarious!
Grafters" (series 1&2) was one of the best and funniest series on British Television. Goodness knows how they managed to get any work done because of all the distractions! Could watch it again and again. Highly recommended.

The Wedding Tackle

Adrian Dunbar, James Purefoy

The only good thing in this is James. Purefoy
Bought this for Mr. Purefoy. The movie is horrid, sorry! Though James plays his role to perfection, I didn't like the movie as a whole. If you're a Purefoy fan, I highly recommend purchasing this though. His character is throughout and it's definitely necessary as part ...