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V for Vendetta (Two-Disc Special Edition)

710 reviews
Hugo Weaving, Natalie Portman

Warner Home Video, 2006

The Revolution
This is an awesome movie, based on a true story, only the original outcome for Guy Faux wasn't quite so spectacular, It COULD have been, but they found the expolosives back then. Keep in mind whats happening worldwide, and remember,,,,,,,,,

V for Vendetta [Blu-ray]

710 reviews
Roger Allam, Amelda Brown

Warner Home Video, 2008

The Revolution
This is an awesome movie, based on a true story, only the original outcome for Guy Faux wasn't quite so spectacular, It COULD have been, but they found the expolosives back then. Keep in mind whats happening worldwide, and remember,,,,,,,,,

The Crying Game (Collector's Edition)

102 reviews
Stephen Rea, Jaye Davidson

Lions Gate, 2005

A+++++ Acting
I wish I didn't have alot of the dialogue memorized whenever I decide to rewatch "The Crying Game". That is the only drawnback. I love the performances the best, which are classic cinema to me. It's actually quite difficult to pinpoint the brilliances of each actor since they all trumped eachother with moments of brilliance in their performances. I of course love Jaye Davidson's character, I ...

V for Vendetta (Widescreen Edition)

710 reviews
Natalie Portman, Hugo Weaving

Warner Home Video, 2006

The Revolution
This is an awesome movie, based on a true story, only the original outcome for Guy Faux wasn't quite so spectacular, It COULD have been, but they found the expolosives back then. Keep in mind whats happening worldwide, and remember,,,,,,,,,

Citizen X

82 reviews
Stephen Rea, Donald Sutherland

Hbo Home Video, 2000

Ruthless!
I first saw this movie on HBO, unless I"m mistaken. Have been waiting for it to come out on DVD. It's absolutely stark and fascinating. It's a Russian "Silence Of The Lambs" - good for those who love horror or murder mysteries. Gail Strumberger Author "Shock Therapy: Planaphobic"

V for Vendetta (Full Screen Edition)

The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd

4 reviews
Ronald Pickup, Stephen Rea

BBC Warner, 2008

The Widowing of Mrs. Holroyd and the talent of Zoe Wanamaker
A wonderfully portrayed D.H.Lawrence play with some biographical overtones. This play reflects on Lawrence's early insites living in a mining family with a boorish father drinking, fighting and being an overall sad brute making his way through life with an overworked, strong and underloved woman at her witt's end in the relationship. If you've never seen Ms. Zoe Wanamaker perform(Madam Hooch in ...

Interview with the Vampire [Blu-ray]

9 reviews
Tom Cruise, Brad Pitt

Warner, 2008

worst blu ray? we dont think so
considering this movie is 14 years old, we think it looks very very good. we also have the original dvd and there is definitely a real smooth look to the blu ray and not so choppy as many regular dvds are on hi def tvs. ours is a sony bravia 1080p resolution and we are very impressed. there's only so much they can do to restore the films. we have other older films on blu ray (the shining, ...

The End of the Affair

95 reviews
Ralph Fiennes, Julianne Moore

Sony Pictures, 2000

'The end of the affair'
Wonderful movie, but then I was brought up in England during the era so it is very familiar in all aspects. Just adore Ralph Fiennes.

Stuck

12 reviews
Mena Suvari, Stephen Rea

IMAGE ENTERTAINMENT, 2008

Stranger than Fiction!
STUCK is one of those films that creeps up on you, teases you into thinking a comedy is in the making, then slowly reveals itself as what seems to be an exposé of our current manner of getting through life, of competing in the workplace, and of self absorption to the point of endangering those around us. The fact that the film is based on a true story as adapted by director Stuart Gordon and ...

River Queen

2 reviews
Anton Lesser, Temuera Morrison

Weinstein Company, 2008

This battlefield was behind the scenes as well as on the screen.
This historical drama, set in 1860s New Zealand, focuses on the beautiful Whanganui River valley and a widowed Irish settler's seven year effort in trying to find her half-caste son, kidnapped by his Maori grandfather. All the while, colonials and Maori are engaged in guerrilla-style warfare. This is probably Ward's best film to date and probably the best Maori themed film yet made. The settings ...

Copenhagen (PBS Hollywood Presents)

13 reviews
Stephen Rea, Daniel Craig

Image Entertainment, 2003

A Perfect Example of Why We Need Public Broadcasting
Directed by Howard Davies for PBS and based on Michael Frayn's prize-winning play by the same name, COPENHAGEN is a perfect example of why we need public broadcasting. The film is a three person drama starring Stephen Rea as Niels Bohr, Francesca Annis as his wife Margrethe and Daniel Craig as Werner Heisenberg. The play/movie is based on an eventful meeting that these two physicists had in ...

The Musketeer

151 reviews
Justin Chambers, Catherine Deneuve

Universal Studios, 2002

I'm man enough to stick up for this movie
Since there is alot of people putting tis movie down I'm man enough to say it was a good movie. Mabey not as good as The 3 Musketeers but I'll say it's a close second. Yeah mabey the acting was not the greatest from some people but it's still better than some done by the garbage hollywood pumps out now.This was a fun film to watch and I for one was entertained though the whole thing. It's not a ...

V for Vendetta [HD DVD]

On the Edge

16 reviews
Cillian Murphy, Tricia Vessey

Universal Studios, 2002

Understanding anguish...
Cillian Murphy, Tricia Vessey and Jonathan Jackson are very convincing in their roles as tormented souls who have failed to achieve the precarious balance that most humans find that keeps them most of the time away from the brink of desolation that young people find themselves peering over, as shown so well by the lens in the last sequence of "On the Edge". What brings them to this "brink" - and ...

Princess Caraboo

20 reviews
Phoebe Cates, Jim Broadbent

Sony Pictures, 2001

Princess Caraboo
I love this movie. Most of all, the story is delightful and well told.

Stuck [Blu-ray]

The Company of Wolves

47 reviews
Sarah Patterson, Angela Lansbury

Henstooth Video, 2002

Greatest Werewolf Movie Ever
This is possibly the greatest werewolf movie ever made. I wouldn't call it horror, too cerebrel for that. Weaving many tales into the ultimate Little Red Riding Hood movie that is definately not for kiddies.

The Butcher Boy

66 reviews
Eamonn Owens, Sean McGinley

Warner Home Video, 2007

The Butcher Boy
Based on the novel by Patrick McCabe, "Butcher Boy" is the blackest of black comedies, and unlike anything you've seen. Stephen Rea is effective as always playing Francie's drunken father, but it's Eamonn Owens's stunning portrayal of one very troubled kid that stays with you. (Owens was plucked out of 2,000 child actors to assume the role.) Though the film is undeniably bleak, Jordan's magic ...

Still Crazy

83 reviews
Stephen Rea, Billy Connolly

Sony Pictures, 1999

"I didn't feel like it was happening tonight."
In a similar spirit of the classic faux-rockumentary This is Spinal Tap, Still Crazy weaves a tale of has-been musicians attempting to give their rock band,'Strange Fruit' a last shot at fame. Not only do they have to relearn their love of the music, but remember how to deal with each other and the same dramas they faced decades before. Besides that there is a whole mess of egos in a small ...