DVD: touch (restored glennie seasons)

DVD: touch

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25 reviews
Jimi Mistry, Kyle MacLachlan

Sony Pictures, 2005

great fun
refreshing and funny ! don't worry about nit-picking the details - it's meant as a light hearted romp - and should be enjoyed as such. Kyle McLaughlin was wonderful as 'Cary Grant'. He's grown up into a far more handsome man than you might expect from his 'Dune' beginnings.

That Touch of Mink

56 reviews
Cary Grant, Doris Day

Republic Pictures, 2001

... Bermuda Expeditions
"The right frame for a Renoir" [Philip Shayne alias Cary Grant] of a special fineness and charm ... and under the shower only the rich dandy "eventually" discovered, that it is only him to tame the soaked lady - who, following the sayings about Adam & Eve, is better than apples - by finally hitching her up A paddle, dreams of global journeys and vitreous bathtubs, utmost luxury as well as room ...

Touch (1997) / Movie

10 reviews
LL Cool J; Gina Gershon; Conchata Ferrell; John Doe; Christopher Walken

MGM (Video & DVD), 1999

I finally found what I was looking for and Love it!!!
I have been looking for this movie since I saw it on a cable channel some time ago. I was looking for a movie titled "Hands", I had no idea it was called "Touch". A perfect title for a perfect movie. I love Skeet Ulrich in all his performances. Just one date. :)~ I enjoyed the way that Skeet had to portray a "Holy" man and yet he wasn't a "Holy" man. This leads to the idea that "The Powers ...

Touch of Evil (Restored to Orson Welles' Vision)

148 reviews
Joe Basulto, Joseph Calleia

Universal Studios, 2000

Henry Mancini's Evil Touch
Finally, the last true film noir gets the treatment it deserves. It goes without saying that 8 years ago Universal did a great job, when 'Touch Of Evil' was released in a version restored to Orson Welles' original vision. However, butchered as it may have been when the studio took it away from Welles back in 1958, I still have fond memories of the theatrical version, especially the famous opening ...

A Touch of Frost - Season 6

3 reviews
James McKenna, Arthur White (II)

Mpi Home Video, 2005

An Unpolished Morse
Frost is an English policeman in a mid sized English city (Denton) who is an unpolished (Inspector) Morse. He is not neat,dislikes authority (comic elements in both),but is clever,brave,lucky and empthetic with victims.He is given a new partner in each episode.The acting,photography,music and character development are excellent.In series 6,his house has been rebuilt (after the fire) and he ...

Touch

1 review
Mason Adams, Tom Arnold

MGM (Video & DVD), 2008

some movies are my friends
It may be weird but some movies I watch over and over, maybe not sit down and watch but have going as a background to chores, etc. I call those movies "my friend". This is one of those movies for me. It is romantic and quirky. The movie is pretty without lots of fussy, overdone set design. The characters can really shine. You will see an older Skeet as the star of Jericho on TV.

A Touch of Frost Season 13: Endangered Species

14 reviews
David Jason

MPI HOME VIDEO, 2008

the last frosty touch of a great series.
This was the last episode filmed of the touch of frost series. There are no more so they can't put another one on this set. If you love this series, which was one of the greatest cop shows ever to come out of the u.k. then you must see or own this dvd in order to see the last episode. I did feel that they should have put this last episode on the last boxset but at least we finally have the ...

Touch Of Evil (50th Anniversary Edition)

148 reviews
Joseph Cotten, Val de Vargas

Universal Studios, 2008

Henry Mancini's Evil Touch
Finally, the last true film noir gets the treatment it deserves. It goes without saying that 8 years ago Universal did a great job, when 'Touch Of Evil' was released in a version restored to Orson Welles' original vision. However, butchered as it may have been when the studio took it away from Welles back in 1958, I still have fond memories of the theatrical version, especially the famous opening ...

A Touch of Frost - Season 1

13 reviews
James McKenna, Arthur White (II)

Mpi Home Video, 2004

You begin to appreciate this series as you watch more of it
DCI Frost is the most lovable character you can possibly have. Careless about his personal life, disorganized in his methods, disobedient to authority. But there's another side to this man. That side shows up when his friend George is injured in this episode. His meticulous attention to detail where a case is involved has many around him wondering how he does it so effortlessly. When I had first ...

Joe Sarno's A Touch of Genie (2 DVD Collection)

2 reviews
Harry Reems, Tina Russell

After Hours Cinema, 2007

First time ever on home video!
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/RPAKJW189H3PF What do you get when you mix madcap Jewish humor with the Superstars of Seventies adult cinema? A Touch of Genie is director Joe Sarno's outrageous long-lost tribute to a boyhood spent at raucous Lower East Side comedies (and an adulthood spent writing and directing some of the finest adult films to ever grace a grindhouse screen). ...

A Touch of Frost - Seasons 11 & 12

10 reviews
James McKenna, Arthur White (II)

Mpi Home Video, 2006

Grows on you
DCI Frost is the most lovable character you can possibly have. Careless about his personal life, disorganized in his methods, disobedient to authority. But there's another side to this man. That side shows up when his friend George is injured in this episode. His meticulous attention to detail where a case is involved has many around him wondering how he does it so effortlessly. When I had first ...

Touch the Sound - A Sound Journey With Evelyn Glennie

23 reviews
Evelyn Glennie, Fred Frith

New Video Group, 2006

Wonderful
This DVD is a must for everyone. It is an amazing revelation to the mystery of sound, percussion etc. Evelyn Glennie is just unbelievable and you just have to see to believe her amazing giftings.

A Touch of Frost - Seasons 9 and 10

10 reviews
James McKenna, Arthur White (II)

Mpi Home Video, 2006

There is always a frost
I did not like Frost at first as seen on PBS, but when I started seeing the DVD from # 1 on, I got to know an actor that I have seen before but would have never realised that he was Pop Larkin in Darling Buds of May. David Jason has that vaudville driven acting ability to transfer from the medium into your life. You must see the next show or else. The problem I see is the interuption in the ...

A Touch of Frost - Season 2

7 reviews
James McKenna, Arthur White (II)

Mpi Home Video, 2004

Incredibly witty and intelligent
DCI Frost is the most lovable character you can possibly have. Careless about his personal life, disorganized in his methods, disobedient to authority. But there's another side to this man. That side shows up when his friend George is injured in this episode. His meticulous attention to detail where a case is involved has many around him wondering how he does it so effortlessly. When I had first ...

A Touch of Frost - Season 5

5 reviews
James McKenna, Arthur White (II)

Mpi Home Video, 2005

An unpolished Morse
Frost is an English policeman in a mid sized city who is an unpolished Morse.He is not neat,dislikes authority (comic elements in both),but is clever,brave,lucky,and empthetic with victims.For nearly every episode he has a new police partner and girl friend (the woman sidekick in House Calls is particularly interesting).The acting,photography,music,and character development of the principals is ...

A Touch of Frost - Season 3

9 reviews
James McKenna, Arthur White (II)

Mpi Home Video, 2004

A touch of Frost
Excellent entertainment. Clever plot. Well executed by David Jason and cast.

A Touch of Frost - Season 4

7 reviews
James McKenna, Arthur White (II)

Mpi Home Video, 2004

Drama personalified
As I wrote in Season 3 it is David Janson why you would continue buying all the seasons. It gets better each season and takes you into the streets with all the twists and turns of the crime and human interactions that occur in the inner city. A must follow-up for Season 3

A Touch of Class

7 reviews
George Segal, Glenda Jackson

Turner Home Ent, 2002

Should've Been on the AFI's list of "Top 100 Romantic Films"
I saw this movie when it first came out in the 70's and have seen it many times on and off for years. The movie is funny, but what makes it work is the two stars. George Segal (who never looked better) is in fine comedic form, and he and Glenda Jackson complement each other perfectly. She was especially singled out for critical acclaim -- some people compared her to Katharine Hepburn in ...

A Touch of Frost: Season 7 and 8

5 reviews
James McKenna, Arthur White (II)

Mpi Home Video, 2005

An Unpolished Inspector Morse
Frost is a British policeman in a mid-sized industrial city (Denton).He is smart,brave,messy,lucky,emphatic with victims, and dislikes authority (He calls his immediate boss "horn rimmed Harry").The acting,photography,music,and story lines are excellent as usual.Small comic moments appear-often related to food.This item-like the previous one in the series-is well- priced.As usual,Frost gets ...