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Green Street Hooligans

starring: David Alexander (XVI), Oliver Allison, James Allison, Joel Beckett, Geoff Bell
directed by: Lexi Alexander

Release Date June 13, 2006
GSH is a well made film that trys to show the darker side of football in the UK. It deals with a group of men who spend most of their days drinking at the pub and trying to find new ways to get into fights with revial football fans. Inserted into this group is a young American fresh from being thown out of college. Inside this "gang" he finds friends and a kind of family that he never had. A story of sticking together when the chips are down, GSH is a mix of Fight Club and The Boondock Saints, and anyone who enjoyed those films will enjoy this. The only things I didnt like was that the movie never really shows or talks about these men in the "real world" of thier daily lifes. We are shown little bits, but I would like to know more about why ... Read More:

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The Rock [Blu-ray]

starring: Jim Maniaci, Bokeem Woodbine, Claire Forlani, Gregory Sporleder, Sean Connery
directed by: Michael Bay

Release Date January 08, 2008
This is a great story of personal redemption, laced with awesome action sequences and spectacular sound. The angles and editing are fantastic, and the "crisis" of consciousness that the characters face, along with the humurous sub plot of Nick Cage's character all blend for a fun, entertaining action movie.

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The Rock

starring: Sean Connery, Nicolas Cage, Ed Harris, John Spencer, David Morse
directed by: Michael Bay

Release Date December 03, 1997
I don't like many Bay movies because he has very little skill in crafting a honest and detailed movie. Armageddon was a horrendous piece of donkey dung, everything that's wrong with Hollywood was detailed in that schlock! The Rock is a slightly different proposition, it's entertaining and never tries to be anything but! The story is thin and the dialogue is typically bad at times. The action is excellent and Sean Connery makes the movie work! The direction is very Mtv, the editing is silly at times - what's with the quick cuts? Why can't I enjoy the compositions? Pathetic! But still, the pace is consistent. The acting is okay, Connery's presence elevates the material. Ed Harris is always dependable and Cage is pretty funny as Goodspeed. The music is very patriotic ... Read More:

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Mallrats (Collector's Edition)

starring: Joey Lauren Adams, Ben Affleck, Carol Banker, Priscilla Barnes, Steven Blackwell (II)

Release Date July 20, 1999
The movie is great. The extendend edition explains a little better the final cut. Watch both!

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Meet Joe Black (Ultimate Edition)

starring: Fredric March, Evelyn Venable, Guy Standing, Katharine Alexander, Gail Patrick
directed by: Mitchell Leisen, Martin Brest

Release Date July 17, 2001
Well, if you aren't touched at least 65 minutes into the film (the hospital scene), I don't know when it'll hit you. Wow. Great performances by Anthony Hopkins as Bill Parrish and Brad Pitt, as Joe (Death) Black. Claire Forlani couldn't have been better cast for her part as Susan (Bill's daughter); a doctor in the hospital in which Joe makes an unscheduled visit. There's also a very touching scene between Bill (speaking of his late wife) and Joe, over a cold lamb sandwich.

Jeffrey Tambor as Quince, and Marcia Gay Harden as Allison ("throwing the Birthday Party of the Century" - for her Dad, Bill) lend great support to this story of a man's soon-to-be demise from the world. And Jake Weber as Drew, the long-suffering boyfriend of Susan (and also the back-stabbing business ... Read More:

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Mystery Men

starring: Hank Azaria, Ernie Lee Banks, Claire Forlani, Janeane Garofalo, Eddie Izzard

Release Date January 11, 2000
I decided to watch this the other night, despite its reputation as a really bad film. Well, my low expectations were met. It's an OK concept (rejected superheroes team up to gain self respect), but the execution of the film is all wrong. It might have been better (though not by much) as a sketch, not a full length feature film (and it's a relatively long film at 2 hours). It has a great cast (William H. Macy, Greg Kinnear, Geoffrey Rush, Janeane Garofalo, Hank Azaria), but here they try way too hard to make this film "hip" and "cool", and they fail, simply because the source material is tired and lame. There is only so much good actors can do when the script is chop blocking them at the knees when the refs aren't looking. Ben Stiller looks like he's channeling his Bruce Springsteen ... Read More:

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Meet Joe Black

starring: Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins, Claire Forlani, Jake Weber, Marcia Gay Harden
directed by: Martin Brest

Release Date November 16, 2007
Well, if you aren't touched at least 65 minutes into the film (the hospital scene), I don't know when it'll hit you. Wow. Great performances by Anthony Hopkins as Bill Parrish and Brad Pitt, as Joe (Death) Black. Claire Forlani couldn't have been better cast for her part as Susan (Bill's daughter); a doctor in the hospital in which Joe makes an unscheduled visit. There's also a very touching scene between Bill (speaking of his late wife) and Joe, over a cold lamb sandwich.

Jeffrey Tambor as Quince, and Marcia Gay Harden as Allison ("throwing the Birthday Party of the Century" - for her Dad, Bill) lend great support to this story of a man's soon-to-be demise from the world. And Jake Weber as Drew, the long-suffering boyfriend of Susan (and also the back-stabbing business partner of ... Read More:

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Bobby Jones, Stroke of Genius (Special Edition)

starring: James Caviezel, Claire Forlani, Jeremy Northam, Malcolm McDowell, Aidan Quinn
directed by: Rowdy Herrington

Release Date November 30, 2004
Golf lovers, avid movie watchers, and "true story" enthusiasts, this movie is for you! The commentary alone makes this movie a "must own", while the stellar cast of both known and unknown actors makes the story of Bobby Jone's life inspiring and encouraging.

Following the years of Bobby Jone's early life to his last years as an amateur golfer, this movie depicts the life of a man who never compromised, faced his difficulties, and healed the wounds of his own extended family through the pursuit of a dream. What precisely is that dream? It's for you to figure out as you watch this well written and produced film that takes you on a journey of extraordinary courage and a desire to be the BEST at what he loves the most.

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Nightmares & Dreamscapes - From the Stories of Stephen King

starring: William Hurt, William H. Macy, Ron Livingston, Eion Bailey, Jeremy Sisto
directed by: Mikael Salomon, Brian Henson, Sergio Mimica-Gezzan

Release Date October 24, 2006
if your a true king fan you will want to watch this.i really liked it.it makes a great addition to your king collection.highly recommend!

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Basquiat

starring: Jeffrey Wright, Michael Wincott, Benicio Del Toro, Claire Forlani, David Bowie
directed by: Julian Schnabel

Release Date September 03, 2002
...and he was incredible as Andy Warhol. Creepy silences, slow movements, that voice. I really enjoyed watching him most of all. And I read on imdb.com that he wore some of Andy Warhol's real wigs! That must have been an awesome experience, to portray someone you admired in real life. Jeffrey Wright was impressive as Basquiat, and seeing Christopher Walken is always a treat. I didn't know much about Basquiat before watching this, but I appreciate his work more after catching this short glimpse of his world, dingy NYC in the 1980s, lifestyles of eccentric artists, drugs, music, etc. Definitely watch if you're a fan of Basquiat or any of the fine actors here.