vhs video: Daniel Day-Lewis     vhs video:     Daniel Day-Lewis      The Crucible Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder 20th Century Fox, 1998 "Because it's my name and I cannot have another . . ." If you can watch this film and not go through every emotion you own, then you need to check yourself for a pulse. Of course, I'm being a bit silly with my opening to this review, but the reality is that this is a film that will touch you on every imaginable level if ...             Gangs Of New York Leonardo DiCaprio, Jim Broadbent Walt Disney Video \ Miramax, 2003 Absolutely awful, but totally riveting, nonetheless! This film/movie is absolutely awful, dreadfully violent, pretty disgusting, and likely to be nightmare-inducing, but it is totally riveting, nonetheless - I give it five stars, but I don't recommend watching it and won't do so myself again!             The Last of the Mohicans (1992) Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe 20th Century Fox, 2002 A Woodland Journey "The Last of the Mohicans" is a film which combines fine cinematography, good acting, an excellent musical score, and very well filmed battle scenes. Both the modern film and the nineteenth century novel were set in the French and Indian War and have some of the same ...             The Last of the Mohicans (THX Widescreen Edition) Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe 20th Century Fox, 1996 A Woodland Journey "The Last of the Mohicans" is a film which combines fine cinematography, good acting, an excellent musical score, and very well filmed battle scenes. Both the modern film and the nineteenth century novel were set in the French and Indian War and have some of the same ...             Age of Innocence (1993) Domenica Cameron-Scorsese, Geraldine Chaplin Sony Pictures, 1995 Scorsese's beautifully filmed AGE OF INNOCENCE We often forget that long before THE DEPARTED,THE AVIATOR and GANGS OF NEW YORK, director Martin Scorsese and the same crew made a sumptuous and beautifully intoxicating THE AGE OF INNOCENCE in 1993.This film is so intricate with each little detail that to revisit it ...             The Last of the Mohicans Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe 20th Century Fox, 1996 A Woodland Journey "The Last of the Mohicans" is a film which combines fine cinematography, good acting, an excellent musical score, and very well filmed battle scenes. Both the modern film and the nineteenth century novel were set in the French and Indian War and have some of the same ...             A Room With a View Maggie Smith, Helena Bonham Carter 20th Century Fox, 1998 Bonham-Carter is a Show Stopper! A Room with a View was only Bonham-Carter's second film, made when she was nineteen. To watch her in it, one would imagine her to be a much more experienced actress. Her performance strikes just the right balance of humor and drama and combined with clever dialogue, ...             Bounty Mel Gibson, Anthony Hopkins Good Times Video, 2001 The most accurate and realistic version of the infamous mutiny The 1935 black & White version of "Mutiny on the bounty" may have won an oscar for Best Picture at the time, but will likely strike modern viewers as dated and unrealistic. Marlon Brando's 1962 remake is the most epic, captivating and compelling version even though it ...             The Unbearable Lightness of Being Daniel Day-Lewis, Juliette Binoche MGM (Video & DVD), 2000 The best film nobody saw The Unbearable Lightness of Being is a masterpiece, the most underrated American film of the past 30 years. Poetic, haunting, subtle, and terribly sad, it says more about the crushing impact of repressive (i.e. communist) regimes than a thousand documanteries or ...             My Left Foot Daniel Day-Lewis, Brenda Fricker Hbo Home Video, 1994 He really nailed it! For a long time I didn't want to see this movie, why?, it would remind me of my youth, born with a birth defect that skips through many generations of my family, serious? kind of, I went to a school for crippled children up until high school, after that, a normal life, ...             The Crucible (Fox en Espanol) Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder Fox Home Entertainment, 2003 "Because it's my name and I cannot have another . . ." If you can watch this film and not go through every emotion you own, then you need to check yourself for a pulse. Of course, I'm being a bit silly with my opening to this review, but the reality is that this is a film that will touch you on every imaginable level if ...             In the Name of the Father Alison Crosbie, Philip King (IV) Universal Studios, 1995 Wrong Place At The Wrong Time A remarkable film based on the true story of Gerry Conlan, In The Name Of The Father has one of the most gripping opening 20 minutes of any movie I have ever seen. The entire film is incredibly well written and superbly acted. Essentially a tale of the miscarriage of ...             Stars & Bars Daniel Day-Lewis, Harry Dean Stanton Sony Pictures, 1998 Funny and cool I saw this movie in the early '90's when independent and foreign films were still independent in the real sense. At this point, I had only seen Daniel Day-Lewis in Room With A View, so this movie was a significant departure from that. It is a fish-out-of-water comedic ...             My Beautiful Laundrette Saeed Jaffrey, Roshan Seth Warner Home Video, 1991 My Beautiful Laundrette Originally made for the BBC, and scripted by half-Pakistani writer Hanif Kureishi, Frears's endearing, intelligent "Laundrette" is a dramatic and often humorous study of bigotry, sexuality, and social mobility in Thatcher-era Britain. Warnecke and Day-Lewis are ...             The Boxer Daniel Day-Lewis, Daragh Donnelly Universal Studios, 1998 A classic film that is under-rated yet excellent This film about the conflict in Northern Ireland between the British and the Irish is extremely well done with a balance between the lives of the characters and the larger structural historic forces that impact their relationships. Daniel Day Lewis plays the ...          products you might be interested in   search for videos beautiful, innocence, laundrette, lightness, unbearable, widescreen      toavi.com    web we recommend Absolutely awful, but totally riveting, nonetheless! randomly chosen book: Sunrise (Sunrise Series-Baxter 3, Book 1)