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Sting - All This Time

starring: Sting, Dominic Miller, Kipper, Janice Pendarvis, Christian McBride
directed by: Jim Gable

Release Date December 04, 2001
This is a brilliant intimate outdoor concert attended by a few lucky fans at Sting's home in Italy. Most songs have new jazzy arrangements that I like better than the studio versions, maybe because the musicians seem to be playing with heightened passion. There is a nice balance between old and new songs and they're all good, but for me, the following stand out. "Fragile" is such a great song (maybe Sting's best) but this version is dripping with empathy and blows the studio version out of the water. The back-to-back jazz and blues punch of "Seven Days" and "The Hounds Of Winter" is stunning. "Fields Of Gold" has a soothing melody line that mentally transports you to that field. Finally, the smokin' hot band pulls out all the stops on "If I ... Read More:

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Down Time

starring: William Van Noland, Peter Quartaroli, Sam McBride, Joy Garner, James Anthony Cotton
directed by: Sean Wilson (II)

Release Date March 18, 2003
There are good movies and there are " B " movies. Seems there is new category,the " D " movies.
Never judge the movie by it's cover,tough men surviving prison life.Seems it is tough men surviving the movie.

CD-Charts Position 3
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Max Steel

starring: Keith Szarabajka, Christian Campbell, Mae Whitman, Debi Mae West, Matthew Kaminsky
directed by: Patrick Carroll, Andre Clavel (III), Sam Liu, Brandon Vietti, Sean Frewer

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I used to watch Max Steel all the time. everyday i'd come home from school and watch it. it was the best show on tv. i really wish they'd re-release the dvds for all 3 seasons. I was sad that it ended the way it did. PLEASE BRING MAX STEEL BACK!

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First Love, Last Rites

starring: Natasha Gregson Wagner, Giovanni Ribisi, Robert John Burke, Jeanetta Arnette, Donal Logue
directed by: Jesse Peretz

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It is hard to see past the frequent bouts of lovemaking that the two main characters engage in. And that may be why some viewers have a hard time with this film. Though the (...) scenes are central to the plot, that's not all this film is about. And I have to say, as far as (...) scenes go, these are well-filmed. They are realistic without being (....) Joe and Sissel are teenagers growing into adults. Their passion, through fits and starts, grows into love. Slowly, each learns about responsibility and failure. Some viewers may wonder about Sissel's strange behavior, just as Joe does. But I think she's bearing the brunt of her parents' recent break-up and her little brother's trouble with the broken family. All the while, Sissel's parents act frequently like ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 5
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Down Time

starring: William Van Noland, Peter Quartaroli, Sam McBride, Joy Garner, James Anthony Cotton
directed by: Sean Wilson (II)

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There are good movies and there are " B " movies. Seems there is new category,the " D " movies.
Never judge the movie by it's cover,tough men surviving prison life.Seems it is tough men surviving the movie.