DVD: loved     DVD:       James Bond Ultimate Edition - Vol. 2 (A View to a Kill / Thunderball / Die Another Day / The Spy Who Loved Me ...42 reviews Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry MGM (Video & DVD), 2006 Three of the best, two of the rest! Welcome to Volume 2 of the Ultimate James Bond DVD collection! This set contains five films. Three, "Thunderball", "The Spy Who Loved Me", and "Licence to Kill" are some of the best in the series. "A View to a Kill" and "Die Another Day" are largely forgettable but at least they aren't horrible. You can get these movies seperately in single-disc form, or you can do what I did and buy this ...             The Man Who Loved Women13 reviews Henri Agel, Chantal Balussou MGM (Video & DVD), 2001 Too true . . . ! All I can say is ... great! But do NOT see this film with a date ... or even your wife! Most women I've known don't get the poignance of the hero's obsession ... not at all!             I've Loved You So Long [Blu-ray] Kristin Scott Thomas Sony Pictures Classics             The Spy Who Loved Me (Special Edition)163 reviews Roger Moore, Barbara Bach United Artists, 2002 [4.5] Possibly the biggest Bond movie ever Maybe not the biggest Bond movie in terms of overall enjoyment, but certainly it has the feel of a huge movie - especially after coming off the very timid "The Man with the Golden Gun". The large increase in movie budget was one of the factors that made The Spy Who Loved Me so big, with plenty of large sets and huge action scenes, and a variety of locales from Egypt to underwater that accompany ...             All My Loved Ones8 reviews Rupert Graves, Josef Abrhám Fox Lorber, 2004 An account of a Jewish family's life in Prague before the horrors of deportation and the camps. All My Loved Ones is an unusual Holocaust movie in that it doesn't really focus so much on the horrors that Nazism wrought in the lives of the Jews in occupied Prague, rather centers on an ordinary Jewsih family, the Silbersteins, and how they led a rather normal existence before the horrors of Nazi occupation began to be felt. The story centers on young David Silberstein who enjoys an idyllic ...             The Loved One65 reviews Robert Morse, Jonathan Winters Warner Home Video, 2006 Very funny look at dying This hilarious satire on the funeral business (both human and animal) features a big cast of famous Hollywood stars. Robert Morse stars as Dennis Barlow, newly-arrived in L.A. from England and living with his uncle (John Gielgud). When his uncle promptly dies, Dennis must make the final arrangements for his "loved one." This brings him to the wildly gaudy "Whispering Pines" cemetery, run by an ...             The Spy Who Loved Me163 reviews Roger Moore, Barbara Bach MGM (Video & DVD), 2007 [4.5] Possibly the biggest Bond movie ever Maybe not the biggest Bond movie in terms of overall enjoyment, but certainly it has the feel of a huge movie - especially after coming off the very timid "The Man with the Golden Gun". The large increase in movie budget was one of the factors that made The Spy Who Loved Me so big, with plenty of large sets and huge action scenes, and a variety of locales from Egypt to underwater that accompany ...             The Spy Who Loved Me - 2-Disc Ultimate Edition9 reviews MGM The best of the Moore era and his personal favorite After the release in December 1974 of THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN the series shutdown due to lawsuits leveled against co-producer Harry Saltzman over his non-Bond business ventures which had all gone belly-up. Having pledged his share in Eon Productions as a loan guarantee, attempts for being made to seize the series and legally Broccoli and Saltzman could not make a Bond film. By 1976 the dust ...             When Will I Be Loved60 reviews Neve Campbell, Emily Coker MGM (Video & DVD), 2005 not what i expected This was a pretty intense movie. kind of different. jumped around alot but it was good.             I've Loved You So Long3 reviews Laurent Grévill, Frederic Pierrot Sony Pictures One of those movies you'll still be thinking about days and weeks later I think I'd call this a perfect gray day movie and I suggest seeing it with someone who's on your same wave length because, once it's over, you're going to want to talk about it and, perhaps, piece together the parts of the story that were merely alluded to. Kristin Scott Thomas, in a quietly intense, brilliantly calibrated performance, plays a woman just freed after 15 years in prison for ...             C'eravamo Tanto Amati (We All Loved Each Other So Much)18 reviews Nino Manfredi, Vittorio Gassman one movie about directors and life Movie about other movies is commmon (Trauffats "la nuit ammericaine" one of the best, other in the absence of ideas directors do remakes), but over directors, politics and social life is rare. This movie is a tribute to great italian directors: De Sica, Rosselini and Fellini. Besides it shows how the social life changes in Italy after wars, since Mussolini times up to the sixties having love as ...             The Spy Who Loved Me [Region 2]163 reviews Roger Moore, Barbara Bach United Artists [4.5] Possibly the biggest Bond movie ever Maybe not the biggest Bond movie in terms of overall enjoyment, but certainly it has the feel of a huge movie - especially after coming off the very timid "The Man with the Golden Gun". The large increase in movie budget was one of the factors that made The Spy Who Loved Me so big, with plenty of large sets and huge action scenes, and a variety of locales from Egypt to underwater that accompany ...             The Spy Who Loved Me (James Bond) [Blu-ray]163 reviews Roger Moore Fox/MGM [4.5] Possibly the biggest Bond movie ever Maybe not the biggest Bond movie in terms of overall enjoyment, but certainly it has the feel of a huge movie - especially after coming off the very timid "The Man with the Golden Gun". The large increase in movie budget was one of the factors that made The Spy Who Loved Me so big, with plenty of large sets and huge action scenes, and a variety of locales from Egypt to underwater that accompany ...             The Woman Who Loved Elvis4 reviews Roseanne, Tom Arnold Platinum Disc, 2002 the woman who loved elvis this is a feel good movie. i am from south east iowa and most people are loving and thoughtful. joyce [rosanna]is the same way my sister and i are. my sister is the poorest person i know and she would give the coat of her back to someone that needed it,and have seen her do it. this movie met alot more to me than just a movie. if more people were like joyce and my sister nancy this world would be ...             Jacob Have I Loved Bridget Fonda, John Kellogg Sterling, 2005 Growing up in a tiny isolated Chesapeake Bay fishing community angry Louise must overcome many obstacles--most notably the shadow of her beautiful talented and confident twin sister Caroline. Based on the Newbury Award-winning book by Katherine Paterson this PBS production features an early role by Bridget Fonda.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: NR UPC: 084296407972 Manufacturer No: 40797             We Loved Each Other So Much Fairuz Icarus Films, 2008 For half a century, the Lebanese singer Fairuz has been a living legend in the Arab world. Her home is Beirut, once a thriving seaport known as 'the Paris of the Middle East' and a haven for those fleeing religious or ethnic persecution. In 1975, however, a civil war that was to rage for fifteen years disrupted this idyllic situation. Throughout the civil war Fairuz remained in Beirut, and everyone - whether Christian, Muslim, left-wing or ...             The Spy Who Loved Me163 reviews [4.5] Possibly the biggest Bond movie ever Maybe not the biggest Bond movie in terms of overall enjoyment, but certainly it has the feel of a huge movie - especially after coming off the very timid "The Man with the Golden Gun". The large increase in movie budget was one of the factors that made The Spy Who Loved Me so big, with plenty of large sets and huge action scenes, and a variety of locales from Egypt to underwater that accompany ...             The Loved Dog With Tamar Geller Tamar Geller NEW VIDEO GROUP, 2008 Tamar Geller, founder of The Loved Dog, is a renowned life coach for dogs, and the people who love them. Known for her insight, enthusiasm, and red carpet glamour, Tamar rejects the painful prong collars and choke chains that have been common tools of dog trainers for decades. Her innovative and revolutionary approach to dog training is light-years ahead of the typical dog trainer pack. THE LOVED DOG will take you step-by-step through basic ...             The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing6 reviews Burt Reynolds, Sarah Miles Top 25 all-time favorites If you like a well-done Western, you'll enjoy this one. It has everything - train robberies, shoot outs, Outlaws, Indians, bad guys, heroes, strong women and strong men, romance and a touch of humor. It's too bad Burt Reynolds didn't choose more movies roles like this. He plays the part very well and Sara Miles is enchanting as the strong-willed Catherine. And what Western would be complete ...             The Man Who Loved Women6 reviews Burt Reynolds, Julie Andrews Sony Pictures, 2002 Arguably Truffaut's Best Movie Blake Edward's spoof of this movie is funny, but the original is much funnier. It's funny cuz it's true.              search for DVDs 2-disc, amati, another, blu-ray, dancing, each, edition, elvis, eravamo, geller, have, jacob, james, kill, licence, long, loved, much, ones, other, region, special, tamar, tanto, thunderball, ultimate, when, will, woman, women DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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