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Rosalie

Nelson Eddy, Eleanor Powell

MGM (Warner), 1995

Romance in Romanza
If you like musicals and are Young at Heart, you will fall in love with the beautiful Eleanor Powell and be mesmerized by her athletic prowess. Throw in Cole Porter's elegant, rhythmic music and you're hooked. Forget a complicated plot; if that's what you seek, find ...

Man of La Mancha

Peter O'Toole, Sophia Loren

MGM (Warner), 1999

As good today as so many years ago.
I really like being able to get just about anything on DVD. This classic is a good example. Now if they'd just put "No Highway in the Sky" on DVD I'd be a happy camper-but I'm on the wait list. I highly recommend this DVD. It brings back poignant memories for me ...

Nun's Story (1959)

Audrey Hepburn, Peter Finch

Warner Home Video, 1998

The Nun's Story
This was one of Audrey's finest performance. She was moving, believable and heart touching. She is the finest actress to ever hit the big screen.

Eleni

Kate Nelligan, John Malkovich

Embassy/Nelson Ent. - O.B., 1993

Astonishingly authentic recreation of a period
Having lived in Greece during the period portrayed in the film, I was dumbfounded by the extremely accurate recreation of the period. In addition to their other accomplishments, the creators of this film (producers, set designers, scripwriters, director, actors and ...

The Keep

Scott Glenn, Alberta Watson

Paramount, 1998

It is what it is..... An undercult, cult classic.
Never mind what the "critics" say. They usually get things for free, and can't appreciate hard work anyway! For the time period, "The Keep" is a great flick. The music is absolutely awsome. You can pick it apart all day long, but theres a reason its a highly ...

Quo Vadis (1951)

Robert Taylor, Deborah Kerr

MGM (Video & DVD), 1995

Quo Vadis is a great epic film! (was never a widescreen movie)
Quo Vadis was released in 1951 which is two years before the advent of CinemaScope and other widescreen formats of 1953. Quo vadis was released in the aspect ratio of 1.33:1, so do not look for a widescreen version on DVD. The movie is an epic in the true sense of the ...

The Outside Chance of Maximilian Glick

Jan Rubes, Aaron Schwartz

South Gate Entertain

My 1st review ever, but this is an utterly charming movie!
Although, hard to find, this movie is worth the effort. (We bought our copy through a Canadian company.) This hilarious coming-of-age movie appeals to everyone: Jews, non-Jews, kids and adults. We've watched it many times with friends and family and EVERYONE has ...

Sword & The Rose

Richard Todd, Glynis Johns

Walt Disney Video, 1994

Bring Back the Sword and the Rose
This is one of the most romantic movies I ever saw as a kid; before Disney movies became sappy or stupid or both. Mr. Todd is so handsome and the flirtation between, eventual love relationship with Glynis Johns is absolutely WONDERFUL. Sexy without naked bodies in ...

The Haunting

Julie Harris, Claire Bloom

Warner Home Video, 2001

A True Classic
A True Classic When you look at 1963's THE HAUNTING directed by Robert Wise you can see the intellect, craftsmanship and most importantly the subtle emotionally thought provoking energy that went into the making of this film. Director Robert Wise was always the ...

Rosalie Goes Shopping

Marianne Sägebrecht, Brad Davis

Lions Gate/Trimark Home Ent., 1990

A funny satire!
The same team of Bagdad café strikes again in this very clever and incisive portrait around a family in Arkansas and a woman whose obsession and motive of happiness resides in shopping. A delirious and unforgettable picture full loaded of black humor impregnated of ...

Cold Comfort Farm (1971) (3pc)

Alastair Sim, Freddie Jones

Acorn Media, 2000

A terrific film and a movie fan's delight.
Flora Poste, is orphaned at the age of 19 and is left with 100 pounds a year -- barely enough to get by on. She accepts an invitation from the Starkadders rural British farm and encounters a gallery of colorful characters especially the family matriarch Ada Doom, who ...

Mahler

Robert Powell, Georgina Hale

Homevision, 2000

Bizarre, But Beautiful
Bizarre but Beautiful , June 19, 2005 Okay, this film does appear very strange at times, as it shows Austrian composer Gustav Mahler smashing a Star of David, taking a sword to symbolically kill a dragon (the old traditional German masters), and eating pork washed ...

Testament of Youth (4pc)

Cheryl Campbell, Rosalie Crutchley

A&E Home Video, 1998

Testament of Youth
Testament of Youth is a superb and faithfully rendered film version of the first volume of autobiography by Vera Brittain, one of the major voices of her generation, those who were young during the First World War. The five-part series takes us from the peaceful ...

Behold a Pale Horse

Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn

Sony Pictures, 1996

A GREAT FILM
This film,about a "communist"bandit and a FASCIST policeman matching wits ought to be required viewing for anyone...I read,in an earlier review,a rather nasty snap at the late Gregory Peck who,alledgedly was a known"leftist",the reviewer concluding that Peck's alledged ...

The Fighting Temptations

Nigel Washington, Chloe Bailey

Paramount, 2004

Very inspiring movie
I loved this movie. I have already seen it five times! The singers were fantastic! This movie shows that no matter who you are or where you come from that GOD loves them all and they can be forgiven and it does not matter what color you are because it's for all ...