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Tim Robbins, Elizabeth Peña

Live / Artisan, 1993

First Rate Thriller
From start to finish, Jacob's Ladder is a brilliant thriller. I love movies with reference to the Vietnam War. This one has it. When the movie starts, you're just certain the movie is going one way and ends up going another. This is one of first movies in the ...

Mistress

Robert Wuhl, Martin Landau

Lions Gate/Vestron, 1995

Indie filmmaking gets an intelligent send-up
If you want an insider's perpsective on the movie biz, two films that were released in 1992 give a view of the top and the bottom of the Hollywood food chain. "The Player" is a delightful black comedy about the top rung, the major studio insider who has the power to ...

Once Around

Richard Dreyfuss, Holly Hunter

Universal Studios, 1993

*A Wonderful Movie*
I watched this and it really made me want to be a part of this family.A movie that shows love,happiness,and sadness.It shows that sometimes its hard for a family to stick together,but you need to.I enjoyed it.

Once Upon a Time in America

Robert De Niro, James Woods

Warner Home Video, 1992

Finest Film of the Past 25 Years
This is a great film -- in my view it is clearly the best film of the past 25 years. Leone's final cut, the one that played to international audiences, not the butchered format foisted on Americans, has been restored. Incidentally, I do recall going to an artsy ...

Miller's Crossing

Gabriel Byrne, Marcia Gay Harden

20th Century Fox, 1998

ALL WEEPY
I thought I might go all weepy at the beauty of this film. Albert Finney, as Leo is a glorious stand-out--somehow I knew he would have on spats-- and his "come out blazing" scene is glorious. John Turturro is right on as a sniveling weasel, but Gabriel Byrne as Tom is ...

Fort Apache the Bronx

Paul Newman, Edward Asner

Hbo Home Video, 1995

For Me...It's A Classic.
I remember watching F.A., The Bronx as a kid in the 80's. I love it then but didn't understand it. Yeah, I guess you could say it was too 'deep' for me. But I enjoyed watching it. Maybe Pam Grier had something to do with it. Regardless, as I grew older memories of it ...

The Natural

Robert Redford, Glenn Close

Sony Pictures, 1994

Maybe the best baseball movie of all time - but there's one glaring flaw
Let's get this out of the way: I LOVE this movie. It's one of the best, if not the best, baseball movies ever made. The sports action is believable, Hobbs (Redford) is an incredible character, and the musical score is phenomenal. Hobbs is, indeed, the natural. He ...

Defiance

Jan-Michael Vincent, Theresa Saldana

Orion Home Video, 1993

GREAT little saturday night flick! Needs to be released on DVD!
Gritty late 70's action flick. And yes, NYC WAS like that back then! Where is the DVD release???

Stuff (1985)

Michael Moriarty, Andrea Marcovicci

Starz / Anchor Bay, 1997

Yum, yum more Stuff
This classic 80's B movie is really quite entertaining over 20 years later. I first watched this movie when I was a kid and I remember how much it captivated me. It was definately one of my favorites. I recently bought the dvd version. The movie made me nostalgic ...

Moonstruck

Cher, Nicolas Cage

MGM (Video & DVD), 2001

Classic film stands up 21 years later
I have always loved this film. This has not changed in the years since it was released. I have a question for the film makers. Why did it take until 2006 until this wide screen edition of the film was available? New York City is a character in the film. ...

Man on Fire

Scott Glenn, Jade Malle

Vestron, 1989

Please... please... bring this out on DVD
I have no idea why this did not make a bigger splash. Most of the main characters in this movie have gone on to have awesome careers. Maybe they should have played it as an art house movie! Thís interpretation of Quinnel's novel is much slower paced and thoughtful ...

Last Don

Danny Aiello, Joe Mantegna

Vidmark / Trimark, 1998

Fantastic Mafia Movie
I saw this on tv, and bought it as a gift to a Mafia fantatic, and he loved it!

Amityville: The Possession

James Olson, Burt Young

Good Times Video, 2001

Deleted Scenes and Outtakes in Amityville 2: The Possession
There are many scenes that were cut out in Amityville 2: The Possession. 1 The Dead Squirrel Scene 2 The Ouija Board Scene 3 The Fight Scene 4 First Murder Outtake 5 Second Murder Outtake 6 going on the Telephone Outtake 7 and The Lost Souls Scene. Jamey Ganchou

The Professional (Widescreen Edition)

Jean Reno, Gary Oldman

Sony Pictures, 1997

Best of its genre
This intelligent and action-packed thriller made me stand up and take notice of several actors who I hadn't known before, as well as the work of director Luc Besson. Few action thrillers are as original as this one; after all, there are only so many shoot-'em ups that ...

Dead Silence (1998)

Danny Aiello, Sally Kirkland

Mti Home Video, 2004

WACKY WILBUR FALLS
DEAD SILENCE (original title: Wilbur Falls) is one of those movies that doesn't seem to know if it's a comedy or a drama, but it's unique enough to entertain in an odd sort of way. Shanee Edwards plays Renata, a high school valedictorian who leads us back to four ...