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Beauty and the Beast

starring: Paige O'Hara, Robby Benson, Richard White, Jerry Orbach, David Ogden Stiers
directed by: Kirk Wise, Gary Trousdale

October 28, 1992
This all time classic Walt Disney film, will get your heart pumping with
feelings of joy and love. It will show you that love can be found in unexpected
places. This fairly tale takes place a long time ago. Belle¢s father, an
inventor, was on his way to a fair, but took a wrong turn and ended up at a
castle. When he doesn¢t return home, Belle sets off to look for him, and in turn
becomes a prisoner in the ferocious beast¢ castle, where it¢s filled with
talking furniture, who in the end turn back into there human form. Now Belle no
longer has to look into books for an adventure, for she is on one of her own.
As the two spend many days and nights together, Belle shows the beast how to
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Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas

starring: Paige O'Hara, Robby Benson, Jerry Orbach, David Ogden Stiers, Bernadette Peters
directed by: Andy Knight

October 06, 1998
I love this movie. They are really great! Does anyone know the name of the evil organ song that Forte plays with fife in the room (when the camera zooms in from the window). I love that song, but I dnt know the name! E-mail me @ boone_myers@earthlink.net Great movie! I play that song over and over on the DVD!

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The Hunchback of Notre Dame

starring: Gary Trousdale, Tom Hulce, Demi Moore, Tony Jay, Kevin Kline
directed by: Kirk Wise, Gary Trousdale

March 04, 1997
Disney's "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" follows the themes of all of its movies, an outcaste hero, a evil villain and a beautiful heroine. The animation details bring the characters to full life and action, as does the comedy that is supplied by Quasimodo's three gargoyle friends. This being a Disney movie, the characters brake into song every 10 to 15 minutes. The songs add and expand the plot in a way with would catch children's ears. The songs are also sung be the characters voices in real life which adds to the effect. The plot is well developed and the theme of tolerance plays well to parents wanting their children to watch something that "teaches life lessons". I would highly recommend this movie to any parent who wants their kids to enjoy themselves ... Read More:

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Breaking Up Is Hard to Do

starring: Lisa Lambert, Trish Stewart, Robert Conrad, Marcy Hanson, Lola Mason
directed by: Lou Antonio

January 01, 1998
This is a great early romance movie featuring a lesser known Billy Crystal.It's worth a look especially for Crystal fans!!

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Creator

starring: Peter O'Toole, Mariel Hemingway, Vincent Spano, Virginia Madsen, David Ogden Stiers
directed by: Ivan Passer

April 27, 1999
I'm a world-class cynic, but this movie reminds me to keep my mind and heart open.

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Accidental Tourist

starring: William Hurt, Kathleen Turner, Geena Davis, Amy Wright, David Ogden Stiers
directed by: Lawrence Kasdan

February 03, 1998
"The Accidental Tourist" Hmmm... even the title of the film has many meanings. Unhappily married couple, Macon Leary,(William Hurt)a travel guide author and Sarah Leary (Kathleen Turner) have just lost their young son Ethan to an accident. Each of them goes through the grief process alone and thus, the marriage is quite dead. They separate, with Sarah leaving Macon in the big, old empty Victorian house alone, save for Ethan's badly behaved dog, a Welsh corgie named Edward. When Edward misbehaves, Macon just can't get rid of the dog because it reminds him of the good times that Ethan had with Edward. So, Macon takes the dog to obedience school and meets a very ecentric young woman named Muriel Pritchett. Muriel is a young divorcee with a very sickly little boy, named ... Read More:

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Doc Hollywood

starring: Michael Caton-Jones, Michael J. Fox, Julie Warner, Barnard Hughes, Woody Harrelson
directed by: Michael Caton-Jones

April 06, 1999
This is a cute movie and holds your attention. Speaking about attention, I'm not saying that Julie Warner is like Hedy Lamar; but they both where the same suit when they come out of the water (birthday.) And George Hamilton plays a similar character as he does in "8 Heads in a Duffel Bag" (1997). I am glad it is not one of those letterbox (have to look at the black lines) pictures. They are ok but distracting when not necessary.

Dr. Benjamin Stone is on his way to try out for a new job as a high paid plastic surgeon. Due to impedance in the road, he is forced to detour through a local fence. The fence just happened to be owned by the judge. When the judge finds out that Ben Stone is a doctor, he requires Ben to pay with community service and the story snowballs ... Read More:

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Final Notice

starring: Gil Gerard, Melody Anderson, Jackie Burroughs, Kevin Hicks, Louise Fletcher
directed by: Steven Hilliard Stern

May 28, 1990
I watched Gil Gerard in Buck Rogers.He did a excellant job there and this is another movie worth watching.Gil Gerard played a Detective and he played the part very well.Noone could have done better. This movie deserves five stars.

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Kissing Place, the

starring: Meredith Baxter, David Ogden Stiers, Victoria Snow, Michael Kirby, Nathaniel Moreau
directed by: Tony Wharmby

September 13, 1990
The Kissing Place is a good movie, the title is really weird and the story is kind of weird and a little scary but the movie is good, it's about a boy who begins to have nightmares and starts to wonder if the people he grew up with are actually his parents.

I don't know the name of the child actor who played the boy but the parents are played by David Ogden Stiers from M*A*S*H, and Meredith Baxter Birney from Family Ties.

Not a movie I would want to buy but it would make a good rental or a good movie to watch if it happens to be shown on TV.

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Better Off Dead...

starring: John Cusack, David Ogden Stiers, Kim Darby, Demian Slade, Scooter Stevens
directed by: Savage Steve Holland

May 23, 2000
John Cusack has done some campy flicks One Crazy Summer and Better Off Dead. This one far exceeds the first. There are so many funny scenes I don't know where to begin. The soundtrack although disappointing on the CD will not disappoint on the DVD. Too bad no additional footage or goodies like that. To me this was John Cusacks best movie.

Favorite Moments (Close your eyes and remember)

1) CHRISTMAS! DO THEY HAVE CHRISTMAS IN FRANCE? CHRISSSSMASSS! Opens picture of Ricky and goes outside and laughs for about 5 minutes on the front step.

2) TWO DOLLARS, PLUS TIP! I don't think there can ever be a more evident line for a movie than this. All you have to say to someone is "TWO DOLLARS!" Chances are if they saw this flick they will say "BETTER ... Read More: