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Doc Martin - Series 3 - Complete

starring: Joe Absolom, Lucy Punch, Carol Catz, Stephanie Cole, Martin Clunes
directed by: Minkie Spiro, Ben Bolt

February 18, 2008
Loved the first 2 series - definitely 5 stars each. This third series was a big disappointment. The new village copper was a bore and the main love story was not developed but merely dropped into the land of cliche.
Will have great difficulty in making another series believable

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Doc Martin : Complete Series 1 & 2

starring: Martin Clunes, Joe Absolom, Carol Catz, Ian McNeice, Lucy Punch

November 06, 2006
You will either love it or hate it,I loved it got every episode ever made,one to get a glass of wine on a wet sunday afternoon and escape for a while.

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Doc Martin : Complete Series 1 - 3

starring: Martin Clunes, Stephanie Cole, Joe Absolom, Lucy Punch, Ian McNeice
directed by: Ben Bolt, Minkie Spiro

September 29, 2008
You will either love it or hate it,I loved it got every episode ever made,one to get a glass of wine on a wet sunday afternoon and escape for a while.

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Doc Martin - Series 1 - Complete

starring: Martin Clunes, Caroline Catz, Stephanie Cole, Ian McNeice, Lucy Punch

October 31, 2005
This program is brilliant acting, brilliant cast, brilliant writing. I thank you so much everyone involved in the making of this fine program. You can't get drama with humor, suspense, romance and acting talent in America. I should know. I've grown here watching manure for T.V. I love the writers and their use of the English language in the U.K. Can anyone recommend more shows as beautifully entertaining as Doc Martin starring Martin Clunes and Kingdom starring Stephen Fry? I'd appreciate it. I found Hamish Macbeth series 1 through 3 fun as well. Monarch of the Glen is like Hamish in that there's good writing and new predicaments each episode. They kept me glued to the screen. The best actors are British.

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Greenfingers [2001]

starring: Clive Owen, Helen Mirren, David Kelly, Warren Clarke, Danny Dyer
directed by: Joel Hershman

January 06, 2003
There are times in life when you need things to be simple. To find pleasure in simple things, to watch life bloom in surprising ways and relax in the company of friends. That is what this film is about.

The cast are all old friends of ours, who help us breifly to forget our troubles, by showing us the restorative value in watching nature grow.

The perfomances are understated, there are no great lines delivered, no dramatic intensity. It is the clever use of flowers and plants that puts life into the story.

I recommend you watch this movie whether you are a gardener or not. However save it for when you are feeling low. It is all smiles from start to finish and is sure to cheer you up.

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Festival

starring: Stephen Mangan, Raquel Cassidy, Lucy Punch, Chris O'Dowd, Billy Carter
directed by: Annie Griffin

November 28, 2005
Festival is an excellent film, introducing a range of characters with depth, humour and a degree of darkness. From Joan Gerard (Daniella Nardini) as a jaded reporter, a great turn from Chris O'Dowd and a suitably shallow Stephen Mangan as comedian Sean O'Sullivan, we see all sides of the characters. Worth watching for the award ceremony alone.

The movie covers a lot of ground at a rapid pace and gives a valid representation of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe as it has become: more of a comedy festival for comedians craving celebrity than the wealth of artistic possibilities that it once was. This may be unpalatable for some, but this hard hitting film is both funny and unrelentingly on target. Highly recommended.

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Big Bad World - The Complete Series 1 [1999]

starring: Ardal O'Hanlon, Emma Fielding, Steve Nicolson, Thelma Whiteley, Scott Wickes
directed by: Udayan Prasad, Piers Haggard, Sandy Johnson, Philippa Langdale

February 12, 2001
Festival is an excellent film, introducing a range of characters with depth, humour and a degree of darkness. From Joan Gerard (Daniella Nardini) as a jaded reporter, a great turn from Chris O'Dowd and a suitably shallow Stephen Mangan as comedian Sean O'Sullivan, we see all sides of the characters. Worth watching for the award ceremony alone.

The movie covers a lot of ground at a rapid pace and gives a valid representation of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe as it has become: more of a comedy festival for comedians craving celebrity than the wealth of artistic possibilities that it once was. This may be unpalatable for some, but this hard hitting film is both funny and unrelentingly on target. Highly recommended.

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Ella Enchanted [2004] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Patrick Bergin, Cary Elwes, Joanna Lumley, Eric Idle, Steve Coogan
directed by: Tommy O'Haver

August 24, 2004
Amazing movie deserves 5 stars.

This charming (in all ways) movie leads you and whole your family in fairy world of ogres, elves, giants and fairy godmother's. This movie is interesting from 1 to the last second. Amazing couple of Anne Hathaway and Hugh Dancy are like an ideal couple of every fairytale, an example of eternal love and family comfort.

Love, amazing music, fairy creatures - this all will make you feel like a little child in a big and amazing world of fantasy. Highly recommended movie for everybody of every age and status. Just get enchanted and you'll take no regrets.

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Midsomer Murders - Tainted Fruit

starring: John Nettles, Adrian Rawlins, Benjamin Whitrow, Jane Wymark, Daniel Casey
directed by: Peter Smith

December 27, 2004
Amazing movie deserves 5 stars.

This charming (in all ways) movie leads you and whole your family in fairy world of ogres, elves, giants and fairy godmother's. This movie is interesting from 1 to the last second. Amazing couple of Anne Hathaway and Hugh Dancy are like an ideal couple of every fairytale, an example of eternal love and family comfort.

Love, amazing music, fairy creatures - this all will make you feel like a little child in a big and amazing world of fantasy. Highly recommended movie for everybody of every age and status. Just get enchanted and you'll take no regrets.

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Midsomer Murders - Tainted Fruit [1997]

starring: John Nettles, Adrian Rawlins, Benjamin Whitrow, Jane Wymark, Daniel Casey
directed by: Peter Smith

September 09, 2002
Amazing movie deserves 5 stars.

This charming (in all ways) movie leads you and whole your family in fairy world of ogres, elves, giants and fairy godmother's. This movie is interesting from 1 to the last second. Amazing couple of Anne Hathaway and Hugh Dancy are like an ideal couple of every fairytale, an example of eternal love and family comfort.

Love, amazing music, fairy creatures - this all will make you feel like a little child in a big and amazing world of fantasy. Highly recommended movie for everybody of every age and status. Just get enchanted and you'll take no regrets.