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Last of the Dogmen

starring: Tom Berenger, Barbara Hershey, Kurtwood Smith, Steve Reevis, Andrew Miller
directed by: Tab Murphy

November 12, 1996
I can not give you a review because MELVINMIKLTOST did not send me the DVD and I am out $35 bucks...

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A Walk to Remember

starring: David Andrews, Al Butler, Peter Coyote, Clayne Crawford, Lauren German

July 09, 2002
This is another movie definitely worth buying. IT makes you appreciate life and love. I loved this and it is one of my favorites

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April in Paris

starring: Doris Day, Ray Bolger, Claude Dauphin, Eve Miller, George Givot
directed by: David Butler

April 06, 1999
I have been looking for this for a very long time in DVD.

Thank you!

Pam

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10 Things I Hate About You

starring: Kyle Cease, Cameron Fraser, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Tarance Houston, Greg Jackson (II)

April 04, 2000
This fun little flick, a modernization of Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, is definitely one of the better 90's teen flicks. Instead of using stereotypical cliques as a crutch like many similar films, this movie plays with the ideas of stereotypes in order to create this successful and highly entertaining satire that can work on both the straight forward level and the satirical level. All in all, it's a good watch. Definitely the best of the "guy gets paid to go with girl and ends up falling for her" movies.

There's a lot going on in this movie. From the use (perhaps overuse?) of music, to the clever and self-aware references to Shakespeare, to the subtle turns the characters make, to the performances of these actors that, subsequent ... Read More:

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Incredible Mr Limpet

starring: Don Knotts, Carole Cook, Jack Weston, Andrew Duggan, Larry Keating
directed by: Arthur Lubin

February 06, 1995
Very entertaining. Brought me back to my younger days. This is a great movie for kids and adults. Don Knotts is a classic who all will enjoy.

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Party Camp

starring: Andrew Ross, Kerry Brennan, Dean R. Miller, Billy Jayne, Jewel Shepard
directed by: Gary Graver

October 14, 1987
halli halli halli halli halli halli eg elska tig húlli

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Unmarried Woman

starring: Matthew Arkin, Raymond J. Barry, Alan Bates, Kelly Bishop, Clint Chin

July 28, 1980
Having never seen this film before yesterday, I was shocked to learn that it had been nominated for an Oscar! It is one of the most unwatchable films ever to receive that distinction. Self-absorbed, bitchy, whiny, ungrateful, boring women sitting around kvetching about their lousy husbands, their indulgent affairs with teenagers, their loneliness. Good grief, shut up already. No wonder your marriages sucked. Had Jill Clayburgh's character spent a little more time paying attention to her family and a little less time boo-hooing about it to her loser friends, there would have been no need to make the film.

Waaaah, waaah, waaah. Call a waaaaaaahbulance for her.

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The Incredible Mr. Limpet

starring: Don Knotts, Carole Cook, Jack Weston, Andrew Duggan, Larry Keating
directed by: Arthur Lubin

December 03, 1994
Very entertaining. Brought me back to my younger days. This is a great movie for kids and adults. Don Knotts is a classic who all will enjoy.

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Aeon Flux - Operative Terminus

starring: Phillip Brotherton, Andrea Carvajal, Steffan Chirazi, Jack Fletcher, Julia Fletcher
directed by: Howard E. Baker

August 11, 1998
I've been a fan of the Aeon Flux series since the half hour episodes started in 1996. Previously, I had seen the Liquid Television shorts, which I also enjoyed. While I do understand that the timeline of the Aeon Flux universe is muddled, there is definitively a "starting" and an "ending" episode in the half hour series. When I watched on MTV, there was a definitive order to the episodes, which made sense. Monica going from obviously having been part of a larger single country, to the delapitated state we see it in later. So, my disappointment is with this not containing only the "ending" episodes. "The Demiurge" belongs on this tape, but "A Last Time for Everything" should have been on this tape, rather than "Mission Inifnite".

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Hired Heart

starring: Penelope Ann Miller, Brett Cullen, Barry Corbin, Allison Hossack, Graham Greene
directed by: Jeremy Kagan

February 17, 2003
I really liked this.It was wonderful.It is great to have movies out there like this.True love is out there,you just have to find it and give it in return.