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Yanni Live - The Concert Event

starring: Yanni

Release Date September 19, 2006
I have been a fan of Yanni for many years and this dvd, like all of his others is excellent. You really get your moneys worth.

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Yanni - Tribute

starring: Yanni

Release Date April 03, 2001
This is one of the DVD's which I used to listed very often. May be in a relaxed evening, busy times, while driving, and the music refreshes you all the time. Title after title, more and more you listen further you get loved and impressed by the manner the music is presented.

Lovely piece of work !!! Recommended for musical lovers to buy.

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Yanni - Live at the Acropolis

starring: Yanni, Charlie Adams, Bradley Joseph, Karen Briggs, Michael "Kalani" Bruno

Release Date February 22, 2000
Still the best video of Yanni playing live. I used to have on vhs, but it messed up. So I upgraded. ;)

CD-Charts Position 4
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Live at the Acropolis

starring: Yanni, Charlie Adams, Bradley Joseph, Karen Briggs, Ric Fierabracci

Release Date October 11, 2005
Yanni presented this magnificent piece of stage performance with so much energy and trilled the audience track after the track. I purchased this DVD soon after the release but even today when you listen; you will feel like the music is new.

Most magnificent tracks which I like are

Until the Last Moment
Nostalgia
Reflections of Passion

Recommended you to buy if you are orchestra type music fan.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Elvira's Movie Macabre: Count Dracula's Great Love / Frankenstein's Castle Of Freaks (Double Feature)

starring: Paul Naschy, Haydée Politoff, Rosanna Yanni, Ingrid Garbo, Mirta Miller
directed by: Javier Aguirre, Robert Oliver (IV)

Release Date September 19, 2006
she the greatest espically late at night when less distractions , the old movies are cool butt elviras the one who makes it ten times better

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Druids

starring: Christopher Lambert, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Max von Sydow, Inés Sastre, Denis Charvet
directed by: Jacques Dorfmann

Release Date December 11, 2001
It seems that historically based movies suffer from the critics as much as horror features do. While this is not an outstanding piece of cinema, it succeeds in showing the last days of the Roman campaign against gaulic celts. Acting is not very good (Christopher Lambert never been a good actor), but I liked the scenary and the movie pace. At the end, an entertaining movie where you learn some about the history of Roman conquest in western Europe. Lastly, a descent movie for the price.

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Eternity and a Day

starring: Bruno Ganz, Isabelle Renauld, Fabrizio Bentivoglio, Achileas Skevis, Alexandra Ladikou
directed by: Theodoros Angelopoulos

Release Date August 15, 2006
The 1998 film by Greek director Theo Angelopoulos, Eternity And A Day (Mia Aioniotita Kai Mia Mera or ), is not merely another film about a supposed poet wherein the art of poetry and the act of poesizing are never on display. Yes, it's true that, technically, neither are onscreen, but it is a superior film about a supposed poet wherein the art of poetry and the act of poesizing are never on display, for the film does capture the dead cliché of `a soul of a poet' as well as just about any I've ever seen. It does it with imagery, and Angelopoulos's patented long takes, but it does capture it, and exceedingly well. The film was not only directed by Angelopoulos, but he wrote the screenplay. That it won that year's Cannes Film Festival's coveted Palm D'Or shows ... Read More:

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Red Lips Double Featute: Two Undercover Angels / Kiss Me Monster

starring: Janine Reynaud, Rosanna Yanni, Adrian Hoven, Chris Howland, Michel Lemoine
directed by: Jesus Franco

Release Date July 25, 2006
The 1998 film by Greek director Theo Angelopoulos, Eternity And A Day (Mia Aioniotita Kai Mia Mera or ), is not merely another film about a supposed poet wherein the art of poetry and the act of poesizing are never on display. Yes, it's true that, technically, neither are onscreen, but it is a superior film about a supposed poet wherein the art of poetry and the act of poesizing are never on display, for the film does capture the dead cliché of `a soul of a poet' as well as just about any I've ever seen. It does it with imagery, and Angelopoulos's patented long takes, but it does capture it, and exceedingly well. The film was not only directed by Angelopoulos, but he wrote the screenplay. That it won that year's Cannes Film Festival's coveted Palm D'Or shows ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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Evil

starring: Themis Katz, Mary Tsoni, Daphne Larouni, Argiris Thanasoulas, Meletis Georgiadis
directed by: Yorgos Noussias

Release Date January 30, 2007
To Kako (Yorgos Noussias, 2005)

Well, I guess it was inevitable that every country on the planet would eventually try its collective hand at making a zombie movie. This one comes from Greece, which I've always thought of as a land of olive-skinned bathing beauties, feta cheese, and excellent seafood. Now, it seems, it's also a land of the undead.

It's got your basic zombie-movie plot-- all the sudden, there are zombies everywhere in Athens, and a small band of survivors have to fight them off. The difference between To Kako and so many other low-budget zombie flicks is that it's actually a comedy, but at least someone behind the camera was taking things seriously; there's enough well-done gore here to satisfy all but the most jaded of gorehounds, ... Read More:

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War Gods of Babylon & War Goddess

starring: Howard Duff, Jocelyn Lane, Luciano Marin, Giancarlo Sbragia, Arnoldo Foà
directed by: Silvio Amadio, Terence Young

Release Date July 25, 2006
Good b rated movie. Takes me back to the 70's. I am just sorry it is so chopped up and missing several scenes. It's to bad. This film would be even better. Not to be taken seriously, but just to enjoy, and have a laugh.