DVD: Robert Carlyle ...     DVD:       Ravenous176 reviews Guy Pearce, Robert Carlyle 20th Century Fox, 2005 You are who you eat One of Robert Carlyle's best performances. Wildly entertaining movie involving cannibalism and survival. I nearly became a vegetarian after watching this movie.             Marilyn Hotchkiss' Ballroom Dancing & Charm School25 reviews Robert Carlyle, Marisa Tomei Sony Pictures, 2006 Not a Chick Flick, But Rather a Heart & Soul Movie There are some really excellent substantive reviews for this film, and the only thing I take issue with is the use of "chick flick." There are movies about dancing, there are movies about soul, and there are movies about soul with dancing. I found this moview to be completely engrossing, admirable in all respects, and uplifting without being a tear-jerker. A righteous way to pass a quite ...             Priest62 reviews Linus Roache, Tom Wilkinson Miramax, 1999 Moving and Uplifitng "PRIEST" Moving and Uplifting Amos Lassen and Cinema Pride "Priest" is one of the most beautiful movies I have ever seen. Highly underrated and rarely seen, this is a classic film about the nature of intolerance and how understanding can bring people together. But be warned, you need tissues to watch this film. I remember when the movie was released it so riled the Catholic Church that ...             Human Trafficking30 reviews Mira Sorvino, Donald Sutherland Echo Bridge Home Entertainment, 2006 Human Traff Reveiw This video depicts the issue of Human Trafficking so well. The story of each girl is so real, this is what actually happens and it's how the human trafficking chain is formed. I think for a television series they exposed just enough to make you sick and make you want to do something. They didn't make it a feel good sunshine movie, they showed the hard core truth of human trafficking and the lives ...             The Spirit of St. Louis36 reviews George O'Hanlon, Phyllis Coates Warner Home Video, 2006 One of the best! James Stewart is one of my favorite actors of all time and this movie is one of his best. It goes into my top ten favorite films of all time             Hamish MacBeth: Series 1-3 Collection13 reviews Robert Carlyle BBC Warner, 2007 Entertaining and different We purchased this series on a leap of faith, never having seen a single episode, but having enjoyed "Ballykissangel" and "Monarch of the Glen". "Hamish" is different though. For instance, there's usually a mystery that needs to be solved by the main character, and while often humerous and lighthearted, it takes a few darker turns than the other two series I mentioned. If you're expecting the ...             The Full Monty109 reviews Robert Carlyle, Mark Addy 20th Century Fox, 2002 Fully exposéd Please note that this is for the two-disc "Fully Exposed" edition: If you're reading this you're probably already a fan or at least have read other reviews telling you how great the movie is, so I won't clutter the place with more of the same. But it has to be said that after ten years of being stuck with a DVD that counts "Interactive Menus" as a special feature, I'm beside myself that ...             Hitler - The Rise of Evil12 reviews Robert Carlyle, Stockard Channing Koch Vision, 2007 AWESOME! Excellent Performance. Brilliant Casting. Spellbinding Drama! I Loved It! Amazon, Thank You! for your speedy delivery - four (4) days. Terrific!             A Man Called Peter45 reviews Richard Todd, Jean Peters 20th Century Fox, 2005 A Man Called Peter Wonderful movie I loved watching it I got it for my granfmother, It was the movie my grandfather took her to the night he asked her to marry.             28 Weeks Later / 28 Days Later (2 pack)13 reviews Catherine McCormack, Robert Carlyle 20th Century Fox, 2007 28 Days/Weeks Later series Great series! Very scary, I wouldn't recommend watching these two alone at night like I did. I made me very happy that we are allowed to own firearms in the U.S., at least we would have a chance against "the infected" unlike the Londoners in the movie. Not recommended for small kids, extreme violence in some scenes.             Angela's Ashes104 reviews Andrew Bennett, Joe Breen Paramount Home Video, 2000 Transcending Poverty in Ireland Frank and Malachy McCourt as children were living in poverty with their parents in New York, such destitution that the family was forced to return to poverty-stricken Ireland in order to survive. They were one of the few Irish families that viewed the Statue of Liberty on their way out of the harbor instead of coming in. Their father was a good man with serious flaws. He was unable to find ...             The Full Monty - Fully Exposed Edition109 reviews Robert Carlyle, Mark Addy Fox Home Entertainment, 2007 Fully exposéd Please note that this is for the two-disc "Fully Exposed" edition: If you're reading this you're probably already a fan or at least have read other reviews telling you how great the movie is, so I won't clutter the place with more of the same. But it has to be said that after ten years of being stuck with a DVD that counts "Interactive Menus" as a special feature, I'm beside myself that ...             28 Weeks Later [Blu-ray]216 reviews Catherine McCormack, Robert Carlyle 20th Century Fox, 2007 Gruesome and horrifying...Grand Guignol on speed! NOT for the fainthearted! Most horror movies do not live up the hype, but this one certainly does...in SPADES. Some of the scenes were so terrifying and claustrophobic (for example, the mass killing/infection-spreading scene in the civilian lockdown area(!)), I was literally yelling with fright and adrenaline-laced energy as the bloody carnage unfolded on the screen...Makes *28 Days Later* ...             The Beach242 reviews Leonardo DiCaprio, Virginie Ledoyen 20th Century Fox, 2000 LIFE'S A BEACH AND THEN. . . well . . . There is a genre of film we have dubbed It's-So-Hard-Being (Fill In Pampered Stars Name Here) Cinema, in which an obscenely over-paid actor goes through an existential crisis and finds his life, like, totally shallow, and so divorces himself from all those superficial trappings and returns to what's really important. Think of Anthony Hopkins in It-Stinked -- sorry, INSTINCT, Kevin Spacey in ...             Eragon (Widescreen Edition)459 reviews Ed Speleers, Sienna Guillory Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, 2007 Lord of The Rings Light Going into this movie, I was expecting a mediocre and boring piece of film which would fall into the cracks of movies never to return again. Instead, it's like one of those strange 80's fantasy films which didn't fit into the whole feel of the day, but holds enough charm to one day become a backwoods classic. Think "Labyrinth" and other such movies. And contrary to the opinion of so many ravingly ...             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 ...             Eragon [Blu-ray]459 reviews Ed Speleers, Sienna Guillory Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation, 2007 Lord of The Rings Light Going into this movie, I was expecting a mediocre and boring piece of film which would fall into the cracks of movies never to return again. Instead, it's like one of those strange 80's fantasy films which didn't fit into the whole feel of the day, but holds enough charm to one day become a backwoods classic. Think "Labyrinth" and other such movies. And contrary to the opinion of so many ravingly ...             Trainspotting - Director's Cut (Collector's Edition)264 reviews Ewan McGregor, Ewen Bremner Miramax Home Entertainment, 2004 "Tidy wee bit ay fanny.....likesay. Nae offence likes, pal." "The ONE movie showing characters more skrewed-up then you will ever be....Loved Irvine Welsh's cameo. It's what to watch when yer 'goin off the rails on the crazy train'....ya ken, ye daft radge, ya?!"             To End All Wars79 reviews Ciarán McMenamin, Robert Carlyle 20th Century Fox, 2004 A Movie I Hope 20th Century Fox Painfully Regrets Not Releasing In The US--An Enjoyable, Must See Classic I came across the wonderful masterpiece by happenstance of "surfing" lists on Amazon. Seeing that the vast majority of the reviews were five stars and the film had Kiefer Sutherland, I decided to purchase "To End All Wars." I am so glad I did. In preparing to write this review, I read the other reviews, starting with the one star reviews, to see what had already been emphasized--both ...             28 Weeks Later (Widescreen Edition)216 reviews Catherine McCormack, Robert Carlyle 20th Century Fox, 2007 Gruesome and horrifying...Grand Guignol on speed! NOT for the fainthearted! Most horror movies do not live up the hype, but this one certainly does...in SPADES. Some of the scenes were so terrifying and claustrophobic (for example, the mass killing/infection-spreading scene in the civilian lockdown area(!)), I was literally yelling with fright and adrenaline-laced energy as the bloody carnage unfolded on the screen...Makes *28 Days Later* ...              search for DVDs angela, ashes, ballroom, beach, blu-ray, called, collection, collector, dancing, director, edition, enough, eragon, exposed, fully, hamish, hitler, hotchkiss, macbeth, marilyn, peter, priest, ravenous, school, series, spirit, trafficking, trainspotting, widescreen, world DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: Black Books - The Complete First Series Impressum - about us get your own tag board