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To Be Or Not to Be (1983)

24 reviews
Mel Brooks, Anne Bancroft

20th Century Fox, 1997

Mr & Mrs Brooks
Mrs. Robinson has grown up and turned to comedy. Anne Bancroft (Mrs. Mel Brooks) is an outstanding comedienne. Don't let the beginning put you off-stick with it. And Best Supporting Actor Oscar winner Charles Durning. Mel for once in a STARRING role, although George Gaynes steals the show (Police Academy commandant Lazard). Wonderful musical, treats a serious subject with extreme slapstick ...

Sex and the Single Girl

21 reviews
Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood

Warner Home Video, 1998

why no dvd?
This a classic comedy. It should be released on DVD. Who wants to buy VHS anymore?

The Fall of the Roman Empire (EP mode)

79 reviews
Sophia Loren, Stephen Boyd

Best Film And Video, 1991

Solid historical epic on 2nd century Rome.
A very enjoyable movie with good period detail and enough history to be well above the typical sword and sandal movie.

Norseman,The (Amazon.com Exclusive)

6 reviews
Lee Majors, Cornel Wilde

MGM/UA Video, 2001

The Norseman
Great movie. kind of tells who came to America first. Lee is young in this movie must be one of his first ones

Lost Boundaries (B&W)

2 reviews
Beatrice Pearson, Mel Ferrer

Warner Home Video, 1998

Haunting Parable of US Race Relations
The movie reeks of a certain kind of social realism that would later, in the 1950s, bloom into such "classics" as REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE, SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS, THE WILD ONE, etc, but LOST BOUNDARIES fascinates because of its race theme and the way n which it employs white actors to pass as black, even while the characters are black passing for white. Alfred Werker, the director, brings a ...

War & Peace (1956)

44 reviews
Audrey Hepburn, Henry Fonda

Paramount, 1996

A timeless classic
War and Peace is without a doubt, a timeless classic. We chose to obtain this version to share it with Katya and Nadya, young adults who are now studying this period in history. This Tolstoy's classic is wonderfully played by Audrey Hepburn as Natasha, a young woman who experiences the hardships of war. Henry Fonda provides a great performance as he lives through and observes Napoleon's ...

The Longest Day

196 reviews
Eddie Albert, Paul Anka

20th Century Fox, 1998

Arguably the best war movie ever made
Some critics agree with me -- this is one of the very best. I first time I saw this movie was shortly after it was released, and it continues to hold my attention 40+ years later. While some may think it's boring, not enough action ... well, that's the way war is. This movie shows the complicated planning and thought that went into the D-Day invasion. The hours upon hours of boredom. And ...

Outrage
Robert Preston, Beau Bridges

Lions Gate/Trimark Home Ent., 1991

Lili

41 reviews
Leslie Caron, Mel Ferrer

MGM (Warner), 1994

Worth the Oscar
In 1953, one of the lush, colorful musicals came out starring Leslie Caron as a French waif. Since she was truly French, could truly dance, and truly could break your heart without a word, the casting was superb. Her foil, romantically, was Mel Ferrer. With his sculpted face and cynical manner, he was perfect as Paul, the reclusive puppeteer who lives vicariously through his puppets. The music ...

Scaramouche

49 reviews
Stewart Granger, Eleanor Parker

MGM (Warner), 1992

"But Who Is Scaramouche? And Why Does He Hide His Face Behind a Mask?"
Red-headed Eleanore Parker asks this question to a masked Stewart Granger onstage, when the latter unintentionally joins a tatty traveling troupe of commedia dell'arte actors. She kisses him; recognizes him; and slaps him in the face! Then the rest of the film focuses upon the quest of Andre Moreau (Granger) not only for revenge upon the Count Noel des Maines (Mel Ferrer)--the greatest swordsman ...

The Fifth Floor

1 review
Bo Hopkins, Patti D'Arbanville

Media home entertainment

Pretty good
The Fifth Floor is an engaging piece of work that was much better than I expected. Using a tag line like "From the disco floor to the insane asylum" is asking for trouble but the film deserves better than that. Dianne Hull plays Kelly, a friendly girl who works at a disco club (not sure what as!), who has a sudden seizure one night while dancing and is rushed to hospital. When it is found that ...

Rancho Notorious

1 review
Marlene Dietrich, Arthur Kennedy

VCI/United Home Video

Fritz Lang Makes An Ordinary Story Lyrical
The interesting thing about Fritz Lang's western "Rancho Notorious" (1952) is that it is very interesting. Mostly that is style over substance because the story is rather routine and the cast is nothing to write home about. Yet somehow the way Lang tells the story transforms this film into something very special. Flashbacks were nothing new, even in 1952, but Lang uses them very efficiently at ...

The Longest Day (D-Day 50th Anniversary)

196 reviews
Eddie Albert, Paul Anka

20th Century Fox, 1994

Arguably the best war movie ever made
Some critics agree with me -- this is one of the very best. I first time I saw this movie was shortly after it was released, and it continues to hold my attention 40+ years later. While some may think it's boring, not enough action ... well, that's the way war is. This movie shows the complicated planning and thought that went into the D-Day invasion. The hours upon hours of boredom. And ...

Born to Be Bad

4 reviews
Joan Fontaine, Robert Ryan

Turner Home Entertainment, 1991

Designing Woman
BORN TO BE BAD is a movie about a designing woman who manages to disrupt the lives of those around her for her own personal gain. Joan Fontaine is the star and she is backed by a strong supporting cast which includes Robert Ryan, Joan Leslie, Zachary Scott and Mel Ferrer. Director Nicholas Ray is known especially for his direction of REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE.

Knights of the Round Table

26 reviews
Robert Taylor, Ava Gardner

MGM (Warner), 1998

Classic Knights of the Round Table
Excellent example of HOLLYWOOD at its best in a semi-historic epic about when Knighthood was in flower. Robert Taylor is at his best and the supporting cast is right from the A-List of Hollywood stars. EXCELLENT MOVIE!

Twelve Months
Kirsten Dunst, Kathleen Turner

Family Home/Discovery Video, 1996

Blood and Roses

13 reviews
Mel Ferrer, Elsa Martinelli

Paramount, 1998

GREAT FILM BUT...
This is definitley one of the best horror films i have ever seen. It is beautiful, lush, and a bit scary at some parts. Its more of a gothic romance than a 60's horror. I only wish they would transfer this awesome film onto DVD someday soon... its to good to be stuck on VHS. I'm giving it 5 stars for the movie itself, not the fact its on VHS.

The Longest Day

196 reviews
Eddie Albert, Paul Anka

20th Century Fox, 2002

Arguably the best war movie ever made
Some critics agree with me -- this is one of the very best. I first time I saw this movie was shortly after it was released, and it continues to hold my attention 40+ years later. While some may think it's boring, not enough action ... well, that's the way war is. This movie shows the complicated planning and thought that went into the D-Day invasion. The hours upon hours of boredom. And ...

The Longest Day

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