Category: DVDs
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Excellent ‘Stalag 17’ is beautiful in ‘Special Collector’s Edition’
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William Holden is brilliant and Billy Wilder is at his best with this classic World War II satire.
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Daniel Day-Lewis is brilliant in ‘My Left Foot’
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In 1989 the United States was introduced to Irish cinema with My Left Foot, starring Daniel Day Lewis and directed by Jim Sheridan (no relation, although I met him once in a bar in the Village here in NewYork City). Lewis walked…
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In ‘The High and the Mighty’ John Wayne takes a long flight to nowhere
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Very much like an Irwin Allen disaster flick but in this case nothing much happens.
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Steve Martin’s ‘The Jerk’ is still funny 26 years later
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Steven Martin’s first big screen adventure remains one of his funniest.
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John Wayne sours in ‘Island in the Sky’
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This old black and white from 1953 features an all-star cast and while its probably a little longer than it needed to be [I]Sky[/I] is a strong feature about survival.
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‘The Muppets’ Wizard of Oz’ has its moments
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Good scenes and clever humor save this otherwise magic-less TV movie.
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‘Pom Poko’ turns raccoons into heroes
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It’s been quite a few years since American television began its obsession with Japanese animation, and I’ve never quite understood it.
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‘Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo’ is darn funny
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A surprisingly funny movie with a lot of heart and a decent new edition of the DVD with some nice extras.
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‘The Emperor’s New Groove’ gets ‘special’ treatment on DVD
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Funny animated flick with some outstanding animation work and memorable characters gets mediocre DVD treatment.
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‘The Muppet Movie’ retains its charm as Kermit turns 50
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It’s hard to describe the magic of the Muppets to kids today.