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Time After Time

starring: Malcolm McDowell, Mary Steenburgen, David Warner, Charles Cioffi, Kent Williams
directed by: Nicholas Meyer

December 13, 1993
Well it has been many years since I saw this film but I loved it every time I saw it. Pretty sure I caught it on the big screen and then later on HBO or TV and maybe even rented once or twice. Now I'm going to buy this DVD and enjoy it many more times. Like the other person says, great acting, and story. Keeps you on the edge of your seat the whole way. Just get this film and you will enjoy it.

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Killing Time (1998)

starring: Craig Fairbrass, Nigel Leach, Kendra Torgan, Peter Harding, Neil Armstrong
directed by: Bharat Nalluri

March 30, 1999
I just watched Killing Time for the second time...not sure when I saw it the first time, but it seemed like a good way to kill some time before dinner, here in the hotel room.

A British crime drama, this movie tells the tale of a beautiful Italian assassin hired by a cop, to kill a mobster. The plan goes bad, when the cop can't afford the assassin, and the target is delayed on the train.

It's a small film, but well shot and well acted (by actors you've seen, but can't quite put your finger on their identities). Violent, though, so not for little kids. The plot isn't terribly complicated, and is somewhat predictable, but if you're watching this movie this isn't likely a terribly big deal to you.

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Rhapsody (2000)

starring: Gina Ravera, Wood Harris, LisaRaye, Lalanya Masters, Byron Minns
directed by: Jeffrey W. Byrd

March 04, 2003
I absolutely loved this movie. After is was over, I watched it again. Wood, Gina and Lisa all did a wonderful job. I would recommend this movie to all that love a love story. I will be adding this to my collection.

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Untamed Mistress

starring: James Adamson, Jacqueline Fontaine, Don C. Harvey, Byron Keith, Nelson Leigh
directed by: Allan Nixon

August 04, 1998
I absolutely loved this movie. After is was over, I watched it again. Wood, Gina and Lisa all did a wonderful job. I would recommend this movie to all that love a love story. I will be adding this to my collection.

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Hard Men

starring: Emma Caprez, Stuart Jason Cole, Rocky Byron, Gordon Winter, Natasha Taylor
directed by: J.K. Amalou


I absolutely loved this movie. After is was over, I watched it again. Wood, Gina and Lisa all did a wonderful job. I would recommend this movie to all that love a love story. I will be adding this to my collection.

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Dick Tracy vs. Cueball

starring: Morgan Conway, Anne Jeffreys, Lyle Latell, Rita Corday, Ian Keith
directed by: Gordon Douglas


This is the second of the RKO Tracy movies and is probably best and most economically purchased as part of the complete series rather than individually .Its a good little picture despite a dull and wooden performance from Morgan Conway as Tracy -he appears to be a somnambulist who has wondered onto a movie set while still fast asleep.However the direction by future major movie director Gordon Douglas is brisk and keeps the action bubbling along nicely.
Cueball (Dick Wessell)is a villain of the piece ;he has stolen some diamonds at the behest of his accomplices -Mona(Rita Corday) Jules (Douglas Walton)and sets out on a murderous rampage after being set up by them .Strangulation is the favoured methodology of murder and he proves quite adept at over ... Read More:

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Romeo Must Die

starring: Jet Li, Aaliyah, Isaiah Washington, Russell Wong, DMX
directed by: Andrzej Bartkowiak


I purchased this movie only because I'm an admirer of Jet Li's ability to incorporate his martial arts skills into any genre of movie. There were some comical points in the movie but overall the plot was weak.

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Dick Tracy Vs Cueball

starring: Morgan Conway, Anne Jeffreys, Lyle Latell, Rita Corday, Ian Keith
directed by: Gordon Douglas

June 11, 1997
This is the second of the RKO Tracy movies and is probably best and most economically purchased as part of the complete series rather than individually .Its a good little picture despite a dull and wooden performance from Morgan Conway as Tracy -he appears to be a somnambulist who has wondered onto a movie set while still fast asleep.However the direction by future major movie director Gordon Douglas is brisk and keeps the action bubbling along nicely.
Cueball (Dick Wessell)is a villain of the piece ;he has stolen some diamonds at the behest of his accomplices -Mona(Rita Corday) Jules (Douglas Walton)and sets out on a murderous rampage after being set up by them .Strangulation is the favoured methodology of murder and he proves quite adept at over ... Read More:

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Dick Tracy VS Cueball

starring: Morgan Conway, Anne Jeffreys, Lyle Latell, Rita Corday, Ian Keith
directed by: Gordon Douglas

March 01, 2001
This is the second of the RKO Tracy movies and is probably best and most economically purchased as part of the complete series rather than individually .Its a good little picture despite a dull and wooden performance from Morgan Conway as Tracy -he appears to be a somnambulist who has wondered onto a movie set while still fast asleep.However the direction by future major movie director Gordon Douglas is brisk and keeps the action bubbling along nicely.
Cueball (Dick Wessell)is a villain of the piece ;he has stolen some diamonds at the behest of his accomplices -Mona(Rita Corday) Jules (Douglas Walton)and sets out on a murderous rampage after being set up by them .Strangulation is the favoured methodology of murder and he proves quite adept at over ... Read More:

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Stranger

starring: David Bond, John Brown, Fred Godoy, Joseph Granby, Billy House

December 01, 1997
The Trial, which starred Anthony Perkins, was directed by Orson Welles, who was the character's advocate. He also wrote the screenplay based on the novel by Franz Kafka. He declared early on that this was his best movie and used the last name Cane, because of his success with 'Citizen Cane,' about Randolph Hearst.

In this movie, The Trial, Josef was arrested at his own apartment and had to stand trial before his totalitarian neighbors. Doors play a big part in this strange movie in an abandoned Paris railway station. The outside facade is beautiful, likes ours in America, but it being French makes it especially so. The empty part of the inside is dark and scary. Josef doesn't know why he has been singled out for prosecution.

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