DVD: Michael Kitchen ...     DVD:       Out of Africa153 reviews Meryl Streep, Robert Redford Universal Studios, 2000 Classic Movie This is one of Meryl Streep finest movies. A moving love story of a man and Africa.             GoldenEye291 reviews Joe Don Baker, Sean Bean MGM (Video & DVD), 2007 Bond, Pierce Brosnan as Bond... 1995's "Goldeneye" was the first of four forays by Pierce Brosnan as James Bond; it can fairly be said to have revived the 007 franchise. From its heartstopping opening sequence in a Russian Weapons Lab to its thrilling action finale at a satellite groundstation complex in Cuba, the action never stops coming. The movie opens with the standard pre-credits action sequence. Bond and fellow ...             The Notebook (New Line Platinum Series)696 reviews Tim Ivey, Gena Rowlands New Line Home Video, 2005 There is a reason There is a simple explanation for why someone would give a bad rating for this movie...they have never known what it's like to have loved and lost or almost lost someone. This movie makes sense to people who believe to have met their soul mate. That magical connection that Noah and Alli portray is only something some of us get to experience and understand. Therefore, this movie gets five ...             Foyle's War: Set 243 reviews Michael Kitchen, Honeysuckle Weeks Acorn Media, 2004 Excellent Series! This series is excellent! Each episode is a well written, well acted, thought provoking story.             The World Is Not Enough454 reviews Pierce Brosnan, Sophie Marceau MGM (Video & DVD), 2007 Classy and Stylish Personally, I am a big fan of Pierce Brosnan as James Bond. He is one of my favorites. This DVD is strongly recommended by me because it holds a very reasonable price tag as well as the fantastic film reproduction in DTS 5.1 which gives awesome sound quality. Do not miss out on this excellent DVD. Look out also for other James Bond series that has been digitally reproduced for the ultimate ...             Dandelion Dead4 reviews Michael Kitchen, Sarah Miles Hbo Home Video, 2002 ABSORBED "Dandelion Dead" is a really riveting presentation. It kind of sneaked up on me. At first, I found myself just enjoying the recreation, on screen, of a very idyllic time (1920) and place (small country town) with the seemingly gentle and harmless character of Major Herbert Armstrong played superbly by Michael Kitchen along with his most irritating wife wonderfully (and surprisingly for me) ...             Foyle's War - Set 174 reviews Michael Kitchen, Honeysuckle Weeks Acorn Media, 2003 The Second Battle of Hastings The last time England was invaded it was by the Normans in 1066 where they prevailed at the Battle of Hastings. Fast forward nearly 900 years to Hastings in 1940 the first real year of the Second World War. Fortress Europe has fallen to the Nazi war machine and rumors of invasion feel real to the residents of Hastings. But like the clear breezy days before a hurricane, life and preparations go ...             Foyle's War - Set 342 reviews Michael Kitchen Acorn Media, 2005 Love Foyle's War What a great series...have watched 1-4 and can't wait for season 5 to be out. Wonderful, engaging characters and the insight to what was going on in England while the war was raging in Europe is touching and educational. I've hooked my 70 year old parents on it!             House of Cards Trilogy (House of Cards / To Play the King / The Final Cut)67 reviews Ian Richardson, Michael Kitchen BBC Warner, 2003 The House of Cards series Short and sweet, and to the point: This is my all-time favorite series. I liked these stories so much that I bought all three books Michael Dobbs wrote that this series was based upon (same titles as the series) and they were equally as enjoyable, but with a twist. Ususally you find that the movie made from a book is not as good, however in this BBC series the movies were made BETTER than the ...             Foyle's War - Set 460 reviews Michael Kitchen Acorn Media, 2007 Foyle's War This was one of the most intriguing series on PBS. I bought all 4 years (16 DVDs)and don't regret it for a minute. I am now lending them to a friend who is in complete agreement with me! Michael Kitchen is superb in his quiet understated role as a Chief Police Inspector in a small town in England at the start of WW2. The crime and wartime influences on the town are spellbinding and I am amazed ...             Lorna Doone56 reviews Martin Clunes, Richard Coyle A&E Home Video, 2001 one to watch and watch again I read this book over and over as a teen but it had been perhaps twenty years since my last reading when I found this dvd in the library. Upon reflection, I think I have to agree with the reviewer who found this portrayal of Lorna unsatisfactory as her range did feel pretty limited. However, I have long since forgotten that first minor impression in the spell that the rest of the production ...             Reckless40 reviews Robson Green, Francesca Annis WGBH BOSTON, 2004 A Love Story Like No Other! Reckless Okay, I admit to being more than a little prejudiced here. I absolutely LOVE this DVD! Even ten years on, it has all the charm, drama and poignancy of the first showing on Masterpiece Theatre. It's the story of young Owen Springer, a cheeky (and sexy) doctor transferred to a Manchester hospital who falls in hopelessly love with an older woman (Francesca Annis) who just happens to ...             The Russia House29 reviews Sean Connery, Michelle Pfeiffer MGM (Video & DVD), 2001 Checking Out The Cracks in Glasnost The movie "Russia House," starring Sean Connery and Michelle Pfeiffer, is based on the spy novel of the same name, by that master spy-meister, the British John LeCarre. It's a very acute look at Russia, just as their "Glasnost," policy of openness begins to end --but not quite-- the cold war. The talented British playwright Tom Stoppard adapted the script, largely faithful to the novel. The ...             Mrs. Dalloway21 reviews Vanessa Redgrave, Natascha McElhone First Look Pictures, 2004 Best "adaptation" seen in a while Eileen Atkins screenplay based on the classic modernist novel by Virginia Woolf is about as close as a screenwritter can get to duplicate the tone and dialouge, including following the novel's plot from the start to its interesting conclusion. Vanessa Redgrave was perfect casting for the older Clarissa Dalloway and the beautiful Natascha McElhone as the young Clarissa, too, a good casting ...             The World Is Not Enough454 reviews Pierce Brosnan, Sophie Marceau MGM (Video & DVD), 2000 Classy and Stylish Personally, I am a big fan of Pierce Brosnan as James Bond. He is one of my favorites. This DVD is strongly recommended by me because it holds a very reasonable price tag as well as the fantastic film reproduction in DTS 5.1 which gives awesome sound quality. Do not miss out on this excellent DVD. Look out also for other James Bond series that has been digitally reproduced for the ultimate ...             Masterpiece Theatre: Railway Children21 reviews Jack Blumenau, Clare Thomas WGBH BOSTON, 2002 A 13-year-old's perspective This movie by the BCC is based on the book The Railway Children by E. Nesbit. It hardly omits anything. The actors depict the simplicity and good-heartedness of the children, and none of the side-plots are skipped. For example, the children bring the broken-down Russian into their house without thinking twice. Even though they realize that they are poor, they see his distress and want to help ...             The Bunker25 reviews Anthony Hopkins, Richard Jordan Hbo Home Video, 2006 You feel like you were there The Bunker is one of those movies it seems everyone would find fascinating. Anthony Hopkins, as always, is excellent. I can find nothing to criticize about the movie, because the settings and characters seem authentic, the script intelligent and realistic, the (true) story fascinating, and no noticeable flaws distracting the viewer from the plot. I think the actress who played Eva Braun was ...             Falling3 reviews Michael Kitchen, Penelope Wilton Bfs Entertainment, 2006 Tour-de-force performance by Michael Kitchen "Falling." What a wonderful title! After seeing this film, "falling" brings to mind stepping up to the brink, closing your eyes, and taking a plunge--without ever looking. For fans of Detective Chief Superintendent Christopher Foyle, (played by Michael Kitchen in "Foyle's War"), this movie is a superb opportunity to see a lot more of the actor (without so many other characters murdering each ...             Proof of Life149 reviews Meg Ryan, Russell Crowe Warner Home Video, 2001 Action, Ideas, and Doing the Right Thing Terry Thorne (Russel Crowe), a kidnap and ransom negotiator for an insurance company, is sent to the country of Tecala in South America to negotiate the release of engineer Peter Bowman (David Morse). The insurance is canceled, as well as the negotiation, but Peter's wife Alice (Meg Ryan) asks Terry to help and they both have to cope with their growing attraction as they work together. ...             GoldenEye (Special Edition)291 reviews Joe Don Baker, Sean Bean MGM (Video & DVD), 2002 Bond, Pierce Brosnan as Bond... 1995's "Goldeneye" was the first of four forays by Pierce Brosnan as James Bond; it can fairly be said to have revived the 007 franchise. From its heartstopping opening sequence in a Russian Weapons Lab to its thrilling action finale at a satellite groundstation complex in Cuba, the action never stops coming. The movie opens with the standard pre-credits action sequence. 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