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Babe

starring: Christine Cavanaugh, Miriam Margolyes, Danny Mann, Hugo Weaving, Miriam Flynn
directed by: Chris Noonan

March 19, 1996
If you loathe children's movies, you'll like Babe. Its hard to explain how smart, funny & charming this movie is. Part of the charm is the fact that almost all of the characters have distinctive personalities. The humans act like normal humans and the animals have normal human emotions. Endlessly inventive and with a heart of gold. Tremendous fun for everyone.

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Babe

starring: Christine Cavanaugh, Miriam Margolyes, Danny Mann, Hugo Weaving, Miriam Flynn
directed by: Chris Noonan

January 29, 2002
If you loathe children's movies, you'll like Babe. Its hard to explain how smart, funny & charming this movie is. Part of the charm is the fact that almost all of the characters have distinctive personalities. The humans act like normal humans and the animals have normal human emotions. Endlessly inventive and with a heart of gold. Tremendous fun for everyone.

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Babe

starring: Christine Cavanaugh, Miriam Margolyes, Danny Mann, Hugo Weaving, Miriam Flynn
directed by: Chris Noonan

March 19, 1996
If you loathe children's movies, you'll like Babe. Its hard to explain how smart, funny & charming this movie is. Part of the charm is the fact that almost all of the characters have distinctive personalities. The humans act like normal humans and the animals have normal human emotions. Endlessly inventive and with a heart of gold. Tremendous fun for everyone.

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Babe

starring: Christine Cavanaugh, Miriam Margolyes, Danny Mann, Hugo Weaving, Miriam Flynn
directed by: Chris Noonan

November 10, 1998
If you loathe children's movies, you'll like Babe. Its hard to explain how smart, funny & charming this movie is. Part of the charm is the fact that almost all of the characters have distinctive personalities. The humans act like normal humans and the animals have normal human emotions. Endlessly inventive and with a heart of gold. Tremendous fun for everyone.

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Heart Like a Wheel

starring: Jesse Aragon, Hoyt Axton, Bruce Barlow, Paul Bartel, Missy Basile
directed by: Jonathan Kaplan

September 19, 1995
Some good action scenes, but historically innacurate. Cha Cha's halo is a little tarnished in real life.

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Planet of the Apes

starring: Charlton Heston, Roddy McDowall, Kim Hunter, Maurice Evans, James Whitmore
directed by: Franklin J. Schaffner

March 05, 2002
I really dug that flick. Charlton Heston fits very well for the role. Features the best character from the series, Dr. Zaius.

Oh! Dr. Zaius

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The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings

starring: Billy Dee Williams, James Earl Jones, Richard Pryor, Rico Dawson, Sam 'Birmingham' Briston
directed by: John Badham

March 14, 1995
This is a great baseball movie. Great performances from Billy Dean Williams and James Earl Jones. I was a little disappointed in the transfer and the sound on this dvd, and the extras are lacking. However, this is not a commonly sought-after movie (although it should be). A great story and a great movie based on the novel by William Brashler.

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Terror Within, the 2

starring: Andrew Stevens, Stella Stevens, Chick Vennera, R. Lee Ermey, Burton Gilliam
directed by: Andrew Stevens

July 01, 2001
This is a great baseball movie. Great performances from Billy Dean Williams and James Earl Jones. I was a little disappointed in the transfer and the sound on this dvd, and the extras are lacking. However, this is not a commonly sought-after movie (although it should be). A great story and a great movie based on the novel by William Brashler.

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Equus

starring: Richard Burton, Peter Firth, Colin Blakely, Joan Plowright, Harry Andrews
directed by: Sidney Lumet

December 01, 1993
Richard Burton narrates to the audience and stars as a psychiatrist who is to help an english teenage boy, Alan (Peter Firth), who seems to be out of touch of reality. He loves horses and dreams of horses. Alan must see the psychiatrist every day and make progress or he will end up in a mental hospital. He is not allowed to watch television according to his parents, but remebers specific jingles and repeats them often. His behavior at times is erratic. Dr. Martin Dysart had odd dreams of his own and must get to the root of Alan's problem. Alan will relay to Dr. Dysart his own memories as a child and his obsession for a horse. ADULTS ONLY! Includes full frontal male and female nudity and sexual situations. Cast also includes Joan Plowright, ... Read More:

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Teenage Theatre Carnival

starring: Dick Miller, Terry Blake, James Burton (II), Ed Nelson, Dorothy Neumann
directed by: Roger Corman

August 12, 1997
Christy, owner of a seedy nightclub, loves Natalie. But Natalie loves a clean-cut gambler, and Christy is going a bit mad because of it. Yawn. Well, this is a forgettable film. If you're going to see it at all, see the Exploitica version.