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I Can Do Bad All By Myself

A great effort from triple thre ...
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"Writer-director-actor Tyler Perry is a triple threat and he pulls it off well. This movie has a lot of heart, hope and fun! " [More]

The Silence of the Lambs

One of my favorites
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"Silence Of The Lambs represents filmmaking at its finest for me. The script is smart and moves well. Jonathan Demme's direction is on the mark. And the acting scenes between Jodie Foster and Anthony Hopkins are unforgettable. " [More]

The Day of the Jackal

Fred Zinneman creates another r ...
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"An absorbing film from director, Fred Zinnemann, who has made classics (High Noon for one). Political in theme, this movie is still very fine story telling " [More]

High Noon

A great Western
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"This now fits in with one of the best western movies that I have seen. And, for me, it all boiled down to one man, against all adds, standing tall. Gary Cooper stood very tall in this. Grace Kelly gave her beauty. It seems like director Fred Zinnemann created a classic with this film, which was written by Carl Foreman " [More]

Channels

I love this very original concept.
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"I rented this, because i had heard soem word of mouth on it. I was looking for a traditional romantic comedy. CHANNELS was a turn from that. I have to admit that this heartfelt romantic story of two lovers took me by surprise. A very pleasant one. CHANNELS affirms that love is a force to which the laws of space and time do not apply. The screenplay brings our characters together and holds on to them, while subtly exploring what is “real”, or what makes something real, or rather how we define what is “real.” Nat Christian performs the triple task of writing, directing and acting with great virtuosity. As an actor, he is compelling to watch, always honest. Kim Oja shows a feisty side along with a sweetness that would melt anyone’s heart. In a cameo appearance, Joan Van Ark sobers you up with her fine acting ability. The multi-talented Ed Asner can only be real. The scenes with him and Christian are funny and tense. Rounding out the main cast ... " [More]