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DVD: lone

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42 reviews
Joshua Jackson, Jaime King

Columbia TriStar, 2003

Hysterical
The first time I saw this movie was the day I came home from the hospital after having my oldest child. I laughed so hard I was afraid I was going to bust my stitches. LOL I love it, every time I watch I still find it hysterical. This is the third copy we have bought...toddlers can destroy a DVD no matter how "indestructible" the industry says they are. I plan to keep this one under lock and ...

New Adventures of the Lone Ranger/Zorro Volume 2

3 reviews
Ivan Naranjo, William Conrad

Navarre Corporation, 2008

zorro and lone ranger vol. 2
this is a great dvd set and better than the original cartoon's of the 60's cartoon's of zorro and the lone ranger. get vol. 1 to.

The Legend of the Lone Ranger

20 reviews
Klinton Spilsbury, Michael Horse

Lions Gate, 2008

Great remake of the old series
This is a great movie. I liked the old series as a kid. It was good idea making this movie. It definitely does the Lone Ranger justice.

Lone Wolf McQuade

48 reviews
Chuck Norris, David Carradine

MGM (Video & DVD), 2001

Beware Of Midgets With Golden Guns!
Another fabulous film inspired by Sid the Elf. You must check them out if you haven't already! I've been a Norris Fan for quite some time, yet I haven't seen all of his movies since he's got over 500 in his library. So I've been catching up on my Chia-Chuck lately, hitting the good & the bad. This movie is quite good! First of all it has a midget in the movie. And it's not your usual ...

The Lone Ranger: 75th Anniversary - Seasons 1 and 2

5 reviews
Lone Ranger

Classic Media, 2008

Return With Us...
...To Those Thrilling Days of Yesteryear! That's right Classic TV western fans - it's finally happened. Hi-Yo Silver, Away! Our favorite hero, The Lone Ranger, rides again! He is being given the DVD respect he deserves but has never received. The years of wasting money on Lone Ranger DVDs only to get release-after-release of public domain junk that should have been dumped into the trash bin ...

Lone Star

80 reviews
Stephen J. Lang, Chris Cooper

Turner Home Ent, 1999

American Masterpiece
There have been six Masterpieces produced in American Cinema that go to the heart of being an american (if this doesn't start a war I don't know what will!). They are in order: Citizen Kane - 1941 Casablanca - 1942 The Last Picture Show - 1971 American Graffitti - 1973 Parenthood - 1989 Lonestar - 1996 They vary as much as they remain cohesive. They were made by visionary Directors, ...

Lone Wolf & Cub, Volume 4, Eps. 14-18
Kinnosuke Nakamura

Tokyo Shock, 2008

Master swordsman Ogami Itto held the honorable position as the Shogun's executioner. When rivals kill his wife and handmaidens, it is initially believed that it was to avenge a clan lord's execution. However, the ghastly deed was designed by the envious Yagyu Retsudo to disgrace and frame Ogami in the eyes of the Shogun, giving him criminal status and forcing him to forfeit his lofty post. With his surviving one-year-old son, Daigoro, Ogami sets ...

The Lone Gunmen - The Complete Series

73 reviews
Lone Gunman

20th Century Fox, 2005

Not so improbable as it seemed when it aired!!!
With the first episode being pretty darn prophetic, can the others be far off? Hey, conspiracy theorists might be right......wish the boys were still on TV. Guys, you rocked then and still rock now!

Lone Ranger Collection

3 reviews
Clayton Moore & Silverheels

Pop Flix, 2008

A Classic
The 221 episodes of "The Lone Ranger" were originally broadcast on ABC from 1949 to 1957; and then for many years they played in local syndication. For most of the original broadcast years the series was ABC's most watched piece of programming. This new DVD set from Pop Flix contains the first 16 episodes (15 Sept-29 Dec 1949) and for some unknown reason episode 22 from the fifth season, ...

Lone Rider

1 review
Phillips, Spano

Genius Products (Ingram), 2008

Watching the person
I have stopped watching movies that everyone tells me are good. I am now watching the stars I enjoy seeing. I bought this because Lou Diamond Phillips was in it. For that reason I enjoyed it and so did my friends.

The Lone Ranger - The Original Series, Vol. 1

7 reviews
Lone Ranger-Original Series

Rhino Theatrical, 2001

THE LONE RANGER
IN TYPICAL LONE RANGER FASHION, YOU GET PLENTY OF ACTION AND EXCITEMENT! MY KIDS LOVE THIS OLD FAVORITE.

Lone Wolf & Cub TV Series Vol 3

18 reviews
Kinnosuke Nakamura

Tokyo Shock, 2008

Lone Wolf And Cub Installment Number Three: A Definite Must Watch!
Yes, they do get more violent. In fact, they are all violent. Yet their fun as hell to watch. If you are not one of those who likes violence in a film, and think that these films will be your usual fare of samurai action films, then you will be in for quite a surprise. Tomisaburo Wakayama continues where he left off: A one man army of destruction. As the third episode opens up, we find Ogami ...

The New Adventures of the Lone Ranger and Zorro

5 reviews
New Adventures of Lone Ranger

Bci / Eclipse, 2007

Return to Those Thrilling Days of Yesterday
In the late 1970's and early 1980's, Filmation so busy with animation shows like Superman, the Archies, Flash Gordon, Fat Albert, Aquaman (all on DVD), Batman, Tarzan (not on DVD), The Secret of Isis, Jason of Star Command, Ark II (all of DVD) and many others. I enjoy watching the Lone Ranger and Zorro hour when I was in college, it ran in 1980-1981. Now these episodes are on DVD, bring me ...

Lone Ranger - The Legend Begins

8 reviews
Clayton Moore; Jay Silverheels

Mill Creek Entertainment, 2007

Your best chance to see a great serial, and at a bargain price
When Clayton Moore assumed his signature role as The Lone Ranger in 1949, the character had been a fixture on the radio since 1933, played most notably by Earle Graser and then Brace Beemer. (It is actually Beemer's voice, not Moore's, heard calling out "Hi-Yo Silver" at the beginning of the TV episodes.) And Moore himself had starred in a number of other vehicles, most notably the Republic ...

Lone Wolf and Cub Box Set

10 reviews
Tomisaburo Wakayama, Michiyo Ookusu

ANIMEIGO, 2005

"500 gold pieces can buy his sword, but nothing can buy his honor."
"Lone Wolf and Cub" is the pinnacle of Asian grindhouse cinema and the most action-packed and downright cool series of samurai films ever made. The violence is brutal, the sex (both forced and consensual) is plentiful, the characters are memorable, and there is a lot of subtle humor and beautiful Japanese culture to be enjoyed as well. I cannot recommend these six films enough. Beginning as ...

Ringo the Lone Rider & Cobra
Peter martell, Dana Andrews

Wild East productions, 2008

Lone Wolf & Cub (TV) Volume 1

3 reviews
Kinnosuke Nakamura

Tokyo Shock, 2008

Well it's about time!!
It's finally here! The TV show that spawned some 10 Lone Wolf & Cub/ Shogun Assassin movies. The show ran for three years, with over 20 episodes in each season. The show holds up better over time than the movies which suffer from a cheesy 70s soundtrack and gallons of bright red paint/blood. For the most part the plots in the movies come directly from the TV show, so you may get that "Haven't I ...

The Lone Ranger, Vol. 3

1 review
Clayton Moore;Jay Silverheels

Alpha Video, 2006

still the best
I have two other DVDs of the Lone Ranger, and this one has two episodes that I had not seen. There is no better western than this series. The respect that is shown to women, the dignity of Jay Silverheels, and the moral high quality of dialog is not to be equalled. You cannot find simple stories with good moral principles with this level of acting, and the intelligent dialog. A must for all ...

Lone Wolf & Cub: TV Series 5 (2pc) (Sub)
Kinnosuke Nakamura

Tokyo Shock, 2008

Master swordsman Ogami Itto held the honorable position as the Shogun's executioner. When rivals kill his wife and handmaidens, it is initially believed that it was to avenge a clan lord's execution. However, the ghastly deed was designed by the envious Yagyu Retsudo to disgrace and frame Ogami in the eyes of the Shogun, giving him criminal status and forcing him to forfeit his lofty post. With his surviving one-year-old son, Daigoro, Ogami sets ...

Lone Hero

1 review
Robert Forster, Lou Diamond Phillips

First Look Pictures, 2005

this was fun
I got this because Lou Diamond was in it.I had no idea what it was going to be like. I was tired of getting movies that were not any good so I was looking for stars that I enjoy.I was so surprised. LDP plays a bad guy and does it so well.This is one that turned out to be fun and I am so glad I bought it.I always like Robert Forster and He was great also.