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Daniel Anderson

Lou Diamond Phillips, Esai Morales

Sony Pictures, 1999

My favorite movie of all time
La Bamba is my favorite movie of all time hands down. Of all the films I have seen not many reached me the way La Bamba did. I first saw this movie back in the summer of 96 when I was 17-years old and I fell in love with this movie and also became a big fan of Ritchie ...

Ewoks - The Battle for Endor

Wilford Brimley, Warwick Davis

MGM (Video & DVD), 1992

Battle for Endor
I watched this movie because my cousin was hooked on it when I was 6 years old, and now that I'm 28 it still has the same charm and cuteness that it always has. The characters are very cute in the movie and I think it is a great movie for kids maybe 5 or 6 and above ...

The Mighty

Harry Dean Stanton, Gena Rowlands

Walt Disney Video, 1999

Sense of Empowerment
this movie is such a wonderful story of two boys who help each other overcome their limits and find their strengths. I applaud this story as such a must see for all teenagers and adults.

Lone Wolf Mcquade

Chuck Norris, David Carradine

Good Times Video, 2001

Beware Of Midgets With Golden Guns!
Another fabulous film inspired by Sid the Elf. You must check them out if you haven't already! I've been a Norris Fan for quite some time, yet I haven't seen all of his movies since he's got over 500 in his library. So I've been catching up on my Chia-Chuck lately, ...

The Kid

Bruce Willis, Spencer Breslin

Walt Disney Video, 2001

the kid--
bruce willis has his job cut out for himself when he discovers a young boy stalking him. The boy has a message for him but he has to give into the kid in him. This is one of mr. willis's best movies. My family absolutely loves this movie.

Prince Brat & Whipping Boy

Truan Munro, Nic Knight

Sony Pictures, 1996

Though very funny/cute, "Prince" deals with serious issues
"Prince Brat and the Whipping Boy", though fairly different from the novel, is an endearing film I have watched dozens of times. The children are spectacular (although I did tire of Jemmy's bratty sister, AnnieRose, whom I thought exceeded Prince Horace in terms of ...

Bon Voyage, Charlie Brown, and don't come back!

Daniel Anderson, Annalisa Bartolin

Paramount Pictures, 1996

Super! The coolest of all Peanuts films!
Followed by Race for your Life, Charlie Brown (1977), this heavily critisized, classic 1980 Peanuts full length adventure is probably the best of the lot. Perhaps some of the critizism is true, but still, the film is tons of fun. The story is endearing, memorable, ...

Chariots of Fire

Nicholas Farrell, Nigel Havers

Warner Home Video, 1992

My favorite movie
I first saw this movie at 18 and it has remained my favorite. The themes and messages are timeless - about having integrity and beliefs - and about "running" for all of the right reasons.

Passing Glory

Andre Braugher, Rip Torn

Turner Home Ent, 2000

In A Class By Itself
TNT has often called itself the best movie studio on telivision. PASSING GLORY would suggest that maybe it is. This is a first rate production. The performances are gripping. The basketball sequences are thrilling. I have rented this movie over and over again. It is ...

Race for the Double Helix

Tim Pigott-Smith, Jeff Goldblum

Edde Entertainment, 1994

Please release on DVD
This movie is beautifully done and as gripping as any race could be. I beg that it be released on dvd. If it is being sold as an educational dvd, think how many more buyers could be spending money for it if it was sold on Amazon. Selling many units at a lower price ...

Dying Young

Julia Roberts, Campbell Scott

20th Century Fox, 1996

Beautiful Scenery .Music and Story
"Dying Young" The soundtrack alone is enough to make you watch this movie over and over again. Why not just buy the soundtrack? You might ask, the scenes' and the music fit together like a beautiful puzzle and its cinematic magic to watch the music and the scenery in ...

Snoopy Double Feature Vol. 1 (You're the Greatest, Charlie Brown/Snoopy's Reunion)

Arrin Skelley, Patricia Patts

Paramount, 1997

Enjoyable, though not the best, Peanuts fare
I would have given this 3 and a half stars, if I could have. "You're the Greatest," the first feature on the program, is a 1979 prime-time special that many 30-somethings of my vintage may recall. In it, Charlie Brown trains and competes in the junior olympics ...

Exit Wounds

Steven Seagal, DMX

Good story
Unlike other action movies where the action outweighs the story, this movie has a strong plot. There is action in this movie including a massive automatic gun firefight on a bridge at the start of the movie and a good car chase about half way through. What makes Exit ...

In Search of Dr Seuss

Kathy Najimy, Matt Frewer

Turner Home Ent, 1996

Wonderfully Done
My son and I thoroughly enjoyed this movie when it was on TV. I am so glad to find out that the DVD will be out in time for Christmas. Not only did we enjoy our favorite stories and the wonderful actors and actresses, but we found out so many interesting facts about ...

Romper Stomper

Russell Crowe, Daniel Pollock

Fox Lorber, 1997

be careful which version you buy
This is an amazing movie of course, a must-see for any Russell Crowe fan, or anyone who loves independent film (the studio is listed as 20th Century Fox only because they bought the rights to it after the fact). You must be VERY careful however not to get the censored ...