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176 reviews
Paul Newman, George Kennedy

Warner Home Video, 1998

Cool Hand Luke
Cool Hand Luke is a Classic. My husband has watched many times. He has it on VHS,CD and now on BLU-RAY.

The Quiet Man [VHS]

316 reviews
John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara

Republic Pictures, 1998

One of my favs!
I watch this movie every St Patty's Day & never get tired of it. I actually bought this copy & gave to my friend(of Irish descent)who has been to Ireland many times but had never seen this movie. The "fight" scene alone is enough to make you want to see it over and over again.

Bebe's Kids [VHS]

30 reviews
Faizon Love, Vanessa Bell Calloway

Paramount, 1994

sroberts
Bebe's kids is a clean comedy film that my family watch and enjoyed about a self proclaimed bachelor thinking he taking out a single momn with one kid. When he arrives his date is babysitting for her girlfriend 3 childern who are not very well behave. The date turns into a nightmare, but before the night is over Robin become attached to Bebe's kids.

The Alamo: Original Uncut Version [VHS]

141 reviews
Carlos Arruza, Frankie Avalon

MGM (Video & DVD), 1995

The Alamo! A movie you will remember!
John Wayne's Alamo is a rousing, stirring saga of the men who were part of the struggle for what eventually became the Republic of Texas. Whether it was the Texian defenders of the Alamo or the soldiers of the Mexican army, this movie depicts their valor and chivalry. The "trinity" of the Alamo stars John Wayne in the role of Davy Crockett, Laurence Harvey as Col. Wm. Barrett Travis and ...

The Rescuers Down Under (A Walt Disney Classic) [VHS]

86 reviews
Bob Newhart, Eva Gabor

Walt Disney Home Video, 1992

Just as good as the original
The Rescuers Down Under is one hour and sixteen minutes long was release in theaters one November 16, 1990. This was not a direct to video movie, but an actual movie. This was the second Disney movie not to be a musical; the first was The Black Cauldron. Granted in one scene Wilbur is dancing to the song Black Slacks playing on the radio. This was the first movie by Disney to use Computer ...

Madhouse [VHS]

25 reviews
John Larroquette, Kirstie Alley

MGM (Video & DVD), 2000

MADHOUSE.........add to DVD........It will make money!!!!!
This show is so funny, i loved the characters, and the "CAT". Makes you wonder why they would release shows that made much less money than this one? Please release this on DVD, it will sell.

Toy Story 2 [VHS]

573 reviews
Tim Allen, Jodi Benson

Disney/Pixar, 2000

Great experience
I was a little late ordering for Christmas but I did receive my order a few days later. The company kept in contact with me to let me know where my order was. I think they did a good job. I recommend this company

She Wore a Yellow Ribbon [VHS]

97 reviews
John Wayne, Joanne Dru

Turner Home Ent, 1998

Best John Wayne Western EVER, hands down.
In interviews, Patrick Wayne has stated that "The Duke" thought of this as his best Western, if not his best film. His catchphrase in this one has been further immortalized on TV by "Jethro Gibbs" (Mark Harmon) on NCIS. "Don't apologize, it's a sign of weakness." It's a guy flick, but some ladies may like it as there is a bit of romance. My lovely wife would rather do needlepoint than watch ...

O Brother Where Art Thou [VHS]

648 reviews
George Clooney, John Turturro

Buena Vista Pictures, 2001

The Coen Brothers sure know how to make a film.
This entry includes John Turturro (as Pete), the stressed pessimist; Tim Blake Nelson (Delmar), as child-like and the optimist; George Clooney (as Everett), the realist intellectual-- all bumbling idiots. In a vibrant sepia tone 1930's Mississippi, Everette dupes his friends into breaking out of prison to seek a fortune, but the fortune they find is not what they sought. Along the way, they ...

The Best of the Dean Martin Variety Show Vol 1

1 review
Dean Martin, Lucille Ball

Stars included in Volume 1
Stars included in Volume 1: Lucille Ball, Bill Cosby, John Wayne, Bing Crosby, Rowan & Martiin, Jonathan Winters, Phil Silvers, and Frank Sinatra.

True Grit [VHS]

117 reviews
John Wayne, Kim Darby

Warner Home Video, 1997

In the Top 3 of my list of best Westerns
I've heard about this movie for many, many years. Don't know why I never got around to seeing it until now. But I'm glad I finally did. Wayne is great, Darby is great (I imagine that, though Mattie is the one who uses the phrase "true grit" to refer to Rooster Cogburn, it actually applies to her), and Campbell, though of course a singer rather than an actor, isn't that bad in his role. I ...

Apostle [VHS]

141 reviews
Todd Allen, Brother Paul Bagget

Universal Home Video, 1998

The Apostle! Glory! The best ever!
This movie got very little publicity and was actually recommended to me by a minister. I rented it and watched it over and over again. For those of us who grew up in the South and share stories of revivals and tent meetings this brings back a lot of memories. It's a great story of personal redemption tinged with pain, sadness and a little humor. You'll find yourself wanting to get on your ...

The Who's Tommy - The Amazing Journey [VHS]

7 reviews
Elton John, Pete Townshend

Walt Disney Video, 1994

If you really love 'Tommy' this video will have you in tears
The Who's 'Tommy' is one of the most emotionally charged pieces to come out of the 60's, and the broadway show captures that emotion even better than the original album. I would do anything to come across a video of the entire Broadway show (anyone have one?), but this documentary, along with the cast recording, has made me safely able to say that 'Tommy', in my opinion, is the best show out ...

Jurassic Park [VHS]

441 reviews
Sam Neill, Laura Dern

Universal Studios, 1994

Jurassic Park (Widescreen Collector's Edition)
Excellent DVD. Family loves it, especially our 3 year old son. Looks good on all our tv's and in the car!!!

McLintock (1963) (Sp)

188 reviews
John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara

Good Times Video, 2003

A guilty pleasure
This is the story of the most dysfunctional family in the West. There's George Washington McLintock (played by John Wayne), the hard-drinking, overly-confident cattle baron; Katherine McLintock (Maureen O'Hara), his estranged wife who is leading the life of the mega-wealthy; Becky McLintock (Stefanie Powers) his Eastern-educated daughter who has lost her sense of what is really important; and ...

North to Alaska [VHS]

35 reviews
John Wayne, Stewart Granger

20th Century Fox, 1998

Prompt delivery and excellent condition of the product.
The seller was very fast with the delivery and the movie is in excellent condition.

Paradise Lost 2 - Revelations [VHS]

43 reviews
Jessie Miskelly, Burk Sauls

Docurama, 2001

Great find!
I've been looking for these two for a while before finding them on Amazon. Amazon to the rescue again! The documentaries were great! They envoke some deep emotions in who ever sees them...makes you really take sides! This is the update to the original documentary about the West Memphis Three.

The Longest Day [VHS]

232 reviews
Eddie Albert, John Wayne

20th Century Fox, 1998

One of the best war movies ever made, very realistic
Although there are many stars in this war movie, there is no star of the movie. It is also one of the best war movies ever made as it accurately chronicles the Allied invasion of France on D-Day. The German soldiers and officers speak German with English subtitles and are not depicted as bumbling clods that cannot shoot straight. It opens with the depiction of the German officers trying to ...

On the Beach [VHS]

97 reviews
Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner

MGM (Video & DVD), 1996

Movies can change the World for the better...
ON THE BEACH is a powerful film based upon the novel by Neville Shute about the end of Mankind due to the lethal radiation drift down and across the Southern Hemisphere of the Globe following a nuclear war in the Northern Hemisphere. The acting is strong and the screenplay and direction are smart and lean, with just enough energy and pacing to relay the story and the implications of the horrors ...

Conqueror [VHS]

40 reviews
John Wayne, Susan Hayward

Universal Studios, 1992

A "WHAT WERE THEY THINKING?" MESS - WONDERFUL!
One of the great absurd movies of all time! A KNEE SLAPPER!!! Not a dull moment, as everyone involved makes fools of themselves in every moronic scene. Five Stars (*****) for the laughs it inspires - It's one of those, "What were they thinking?" movies. The dialogue is a SCREAM! It's lavish for RKO (in a cheap sort of way) - And is said to be one of Mr.(NUTTY) Hughes' favorite flicks (watching ...

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