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Unfaithful (Widescreen Edition)

starring: Diane Lane, Erik Per Sullivan, Richard Gere, Olivier Martinez, Myra Lucretia Taylor
directed by: Adrian Lyne

Release Date December 17, 2002
I really enjoy this film, even after multiple vewings it is still effective. The key is great performances with attention to detail, especially from Diane Lane. The story too, is well written, also bringing out attention to details and the affair is just half of the tale, as an unexpected event turns things around half-way through the film, releasing a lot of tension, suspision, and unfaithfulness.

One might expect that Unfaithful is about a wife cheating on her husband (been done before and the cover art of the case gives this away). This is only half of the film, which makes it a fine product altogether. However, the first half of the film is well accomplished. We are introduced to the Sumner family, husband Ed (Richard Gere), ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 2
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Unfaithful (Full Screen Edition)

starring: Diane Lane, Erik Per Sullivan, Richard Gere, Olivier Martinez, Myra Lucretia Taylor
directed by: Adrian Lyne

Release Date December 17, 2002
I really enjoy this film, even after multiple vewings it is still effective. The key is great performances with attention to detail, especially from Diane Lane. The story too, is well written, also bringing out attention to details and the affair is just half of the tale, as an unexpected event turns things around half-way through the film, releasing a lot of tension, suspision, and unfaithfulness.

One might expect that Unfaithful is about a wife cheating on her husband (been done before and the cover art of the case gives this away). This is only half of the film, which makes it a fine product altogether. However, the first half of the film is well accomplished. We are introduced to the Sumner family, husband Ed (Richard Gere), wife Connie ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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Final Destination (New Line Platinum Series)

starring: Devon Sawa, Ali Larter, Kerr Smith, Tony Todd, Kristen Cloke
directed by: James Wong (IV)

Release Date June 01, 2004
Ok, I am new to the "Final Destination" horror films, as horror is not my genre. I actually saw the 3rd one first, and became intrigued by the "cheating death or did they" plot. Last weekened, TNT had a showing of all 3 and for a lark I recorded them all (which will nicely fit on a 6 hour DVD).

I saw FD-1, and let me say, that it was interesting, and thought-provoking. It had it's moments and if you remember it's fiction, I think you will enjoy it better. As one person said, don't take it too seriously. You really don't want to keep running around scared to death and looking at everything like it's going to kill you.

None of us knows how we would react if something like that would happen to us. Would we panic, go insane, be grateful we were ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 4
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Dust to Glory

starring: Jimmy N. Roberts, Steve McQueen, J.N. Roberts, Sal Fish, James Garner
directed by: Dana Brown (II)

Release Date August 23, 2005
IT IS JUST FANTASTIC, THE PRODUCTION AND THE CONTENT. GREAT! A MUST FOR CARS AND MOTORCYCLE LOVERS.

CD-Charts Position 5
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House of Wax (Widescreen Edition)

starring: Chad Michael Murray, Paris Hilton, Elisha Cuthbert, Brian Van Holt, Jared Padalecki
directed by: Jaume Collet-Serra

Release Date October 25, 2005
I ordered this DVD on a Saterday & recieved it in the mail Monday. When I watched it it was in great working order & I was pleased. I'm a movie lover & I buy many movies so I would recomend amazon.com to anyone who is a movie lover.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Tears of the Sun (Special Edition)

starring: Bruce Willis, Monica Bellucci, Cole Hauser, Eamonn Walker, Johnny Messner
directed by: Antoine Fuqua

Release Date June 10, 2003
It is its contradictions that make Tears of the Sun challenging to judge and which no doubt account for the wide disparities in opinion. On the one hand are the pitfalls of corny dialogue, logical stretches, and a weak performance by Willis. On the other hand is the drama of the faintly addressed but seething issues of human rights, multilateralism, and the limits of military power. Tears doesn't deal with these complexities with the finiteness of a film like Platoon, nor does it possess the visual beauty of a film like The Thin Red Line. To its credit, there are fine performances by Monica Bellucci and others, and the film avoids the condescending and even racist view of Africans in Black Hawk Down. But most significantly, and not to give anything away, viewers should look for ... Read More:

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Powder

starring: Mary Steenburgen, Sean Patrick Flanery, Lance Henriksen, Jeff Goldblum, Brandon Smith
directed by: Victor Salva

Release Date August 10, 1999
Do not support a child molester Director Victor Salva financially with royalties!

THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER

LOS ANGELES TIMES

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY


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By Jim Herron Zamora
THE SAN FRANCISCO EXAMINER
October 25, 1995, Wednesday
News; Pg. A-1

Victor Salva, confessed in 1988 to five felony counts related to having sex with a boy he directed in a low-budget film.

The molestation victim, Nathan Winters, now 20, has decided to go public with his ordeal.

Salva confessed to having oral sex with 12 year old Nathan Winters in 1987 while directing the then sixth-grader in "Clownhouse," a film about ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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House of Wax [Blu-ray]

starring: Chad Michael Murray, Paris Hilton, Elisha Cuthbert, Brian Van Holt, Jared Padalecki
directed by: Jaume Collet-Serra

Release Date September 26, 2006
I ordered this DVD on a Saterday & recieved it in the mail Monday. When I watched it it was in great working order & I was pleased. I'm a movie lover & I buy many movies so I would recomend amazon.com to anyone who is a movie lover.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Shattered Glass

starring: Hayden Christensen, Chloë Sevigny, Steve Zahn, Peter Sarsgaard, Rosario Dawson
directed by: Billy Ray

Release Date March 23, 2004
This is proabably one of the best movies I've ever seen in my whole entire life. For those who don't know about the movie it's basically about one of the biggest and most embarrassing scandals on one side of jounalism and an extremely big breakthrough for another.(Big spoiler alert after this point.)

The movie is about a reporter named Stephen Glass who is a guy who usually does stuff like be modest or funny and interesting so his co workers could like him. Most of the time he was funny and interesting because of his news articles. Such as the one called "Spring Breakdown" which is mentioned in the movie about a convention for colonists and activists. It seemed like everything was going good for Stephen. He was getting away with most of his articles that he was making. Then came the article "Hack ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Pompeii - The Last Day/Colosseum - A Gladiator's Story

starring: Jim Carter, Emily Canfor-Dumas, Tim Pigott-Smith, Rebecca Clarke, Inika Leigh Wright
directed by: Peter Nicholson, Tilman Remme

Release Date February 01, 2005
While it was nice to see the story of Pompeii and the accompanying gladiator documentary, it wasn't all that entertaining. Very much like the documentaries that can be seen on the History Channel. It was a nice touch to have the actors speak in Latin, but overall it was a fairly simplistic production.