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Dr. Seuss' How The Grinch Stole Christmas (Deluxe Edition)

starring: Christine Baranski, Jim Carrey, David Costabile, Michael Dahlen, Josh Ryan Evans

Release Date November 05, 2002
The Grinch was a great film if you're eight. But for everyone else it's okay. Granted, the sets were amazing, it has heart and Jim Carrey is brillaint but the film wasn't as funny I thought it could've been. The film is good family entertainment though.

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Goldfinger

starring: Sean Connery, Honor Blackman, Gert Fröbe, Shirley Eaton, Tania Mallet
directed by: Guy Hamilton

Release Date February 06, 2007
This classic James Bond film, which introduced 007 to the movie-watching world, cleverly uses the reticence required by film-making in the 1960s as an instrument of the plot. Of course, James, handsome and irresistible as always, goes to bed with all the beautiful ladies he meets: Jill Masterson and her lovely sister Tillie, and later the inimitable Pussy Galore (whose name Sean Connery pronounces with delicate and lascivious irony).

But we are not privy to the obligatory close-ups and body shots or the accompanying moaning that make contemporary films so cloying. Skip the pillow talk and on to the next moment of the action: The champagne has grown warm and so James must repair to the kitchen where the mute but efficient Korean ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 3
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The Grinch (Widescreen Edition)

starring: Christine Baranski, Jim Carrey, David Costabile, Michael Dahlen, Josh Ryan Evans

Release Date November 20, 2001
The Grinch was a great film if you're eight. But for everyone else it's okay. Granted, the sets were amazing, it has heart and Jim Carrey is brillaint but the film wasn't as funny I thought it could've been. The film is good family entertainment though.

CD-Charts Position 4
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The Grinch (Full Screen Edition)

starring: Christine Baranski, Jim Carrey, David Costabile, Michael Dahlen, Josh Ryan Evans

Release Date October 07, 2003
The Grinch was a great film if you're eight. But for everyone else it's okay. Granted, the sets were amazing, it has heart and Jim Carrey is brillaint but the film wasn't as funny I thought it could've been. The film is good family entertainment though.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Goldfinger (Special Edition)

starring: Sean Connery, Honor Blackman, Gert Fröbe, Shirley Eaton, Tania Mallet
directed by: Guy Hamilton

Release Date October 22, 2002
This classic James Bond film, which introduced 007 to the movie-watching world, cleverly uses the reticence required by film-making in the 1960s as an instrument of the plot. Of course, James, handsome and irresistible as always, goes to bed with all the beautiful ladies he meets: Jill Masterson and her lovely sister Tillie, and later the inimitable Pussy Galore (whose name Sean Connery pronounces with delicate and lascivious irony).

But we are not privy to the obligatory close-ups and body shots or the accompanying moaning that make contemporary films so cloying. Skip the pillow talk and on to the next moment of the action: The champagne has grown warm and so James must repair to the kitchen where the mute but efficient Korean blackbelt ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 6
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Soundless

starring: Joachim Król, Nadja Uhl, Christian Berkel, Rudolf Martin, Lisa Martinek
directed by: Mennan Yapo

Release Date July 11, 2006

SOUNDLESS, of Mennan Yapo, is an intellectual movie, of a
style that has been made popular with C.S.I on television,
for example. It brings to the forefront, the most
advanced forensics techniques used by police
investigations, to pursue, arrest and prosecute the
most sophisticated professional contract killers in the
world.

Having many visually appealing elements, from an
outstanding photographic quality, and the many scenes filmed in
the outdoors, I would assume in Germany or Scandinavia, it
also prominently shows the photogenic actress, Nadja Uhl, who
interesting contributes a more human and very subtle dramatic
touch to the movie, that (as said) is mostly intellectual ... Read More:

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Goldfinger

starring: Sean Connery, Honor Blackman, Gert Fröbe, Shirley Eaton, Tania Mallet
directed by: Guy Hamilton

Release Date October 19, 1999
This classic James Bond film, which introduced 007 to the movie-watching world, cleverly uses the reticence required by film-making in the 1960s as an instrument of the plot. Of course, James, handsome and irresistible as always, goes to bed with all the beautiful ladies he meets: Jill Masterson and her lovely sister Tillie, and later the inimitable Pussy Galore (whose name Sean Connery pronounces with delicate and lascivious irony).

But we are not privy to the obligatory close-ups and body shots or the accompanying moaning that make contemporary films so cloying. Skip the pillow talk and on to the next moment of the action: The champagne has grown warm and so James must repair to the kitchen where the mute but efficient Korean blackbelt Oddjob ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Verdi - Don Carlos

starring: Ramon Vargas, Iano Tamar, Nadja Michael, Alastair Miles, Bo Skovhus
directed by: Peter Konwitschny

Release Date October 30, 2007
A history of a French Don Carlos mirrors the failure of France to provide singers whose career is based on that language. The DVD under consideration reflects that deterioration in that not one singer can claim it as their first language. The Don is Mexican, Posa a Dane, Elizabeth a Georgian, Philip an Englishman,Eboli, a German. As a result we really don't anything resembling French production although Vargas, Miles and Skovhus are better at it than Tamar and Michael. Tamar, howeve, has a beautiful lyrico spinto voice and Michael are somewhat careless. Even with these criticisms I am thrilled that it is a complete text and unlikely to be challenged in the next few years.

What can be challenged and should be is the Konswitschy staging. It is not as grotesque ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Grinch (Interactive Playset & Full Screen DVD)

starring: Christine Baranski, Jim Carrey, David Costabile, Michael Dahlen, Josh Ryan Evans

Release Date November 20, 2001
The Grinch was a great film if you're eight. But for everyone else it's okay. Granted, the sets were amazing, it has heart and Jim Carrey is brillaint but the film wasn't as funny I thought it could've been. The film is good family entertainment though.

CD-Charts Position 10
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Goldfinger (Special Edition)

starring: Sean Connery, Honor Blackman, Gert Fröbe, Shirley Eaton, Tania Mallet
directed by: Guy Hamilton

Release Date December 10, 1997
This classic James Bond film, which introduced 007 to the movie-watching world, cleverly uses the reticence required by film-making in the 1960s as an instrument of the plot. Of course, James, handsome and irresistible as always, goes to bed with all the beautiful ladies he meets: Jill Masterson and her lovely sister Tillie, and later the inimitable Pussy Galore (whose name Sean Connery pronounces with delicate and lascivious irony).

But we are not privy to the obligatory close-ups and body shots or the accompanying moaning that make contemporary films so cloying. Skip the pillow talk and on to the next moment of the action: The champagne has grown warm and so James must repair to the kitchen where the mute but efficient Korean blackbelt Oddjob and a rousing fight scene await ... Read More: