DVD: unknown     DVD:       Of Unknown Origin20 reviews Peter Weller, Jennifer Dale Warner Home Video, 2003 awesome movie When I was little I had a fear of rats and this movie made it even worse.It terrified me.I still watched it over and over though.Many years later I finally saw it again and it still scared me though I found out is wasn't so much about the rat but about this mans obsession with destroying it. It starts when his wife and young son go on vacation to visit her parents.Soon after Peter starts ...             Unknown Chaplin: The Master at Work15 reviews James Mason, Albert Austin A&E Home Video, 2005 Chaplin at Work I remember sitting in front of my television, rapturously watching the documentary "Hollywood" created by Kevin Brownlow and David Gill in 1980. Each of the 13 segments dealing with a specific part of early Hollywood history, played on PBS and was a true delight. In this era before DVD, and even VHS, it was a great way to see a large number of rare clips from the Silent era. A few years later, ...             The Unknown Andreas Rylander Sub Rosa Studios, 2007 A group of three friends come across a car accident. They stop to help, but can't seem to find any victims. They search the nearby woods, finding nothing. The spot a light from a nearby house, and decide to go to the house to call for help. But they find the house empty as well. Puzzled, and a little uneasy, they decide to return to their vehicle. But the woods are dark, too dark, and they can't find their car. Having no other choice, the ...             The Unknown Trilogy5 reviews Sal Mazzotta, Angie Everhart Allumination, 2008 "The Unknown" stands alone This wonderfully crafted film is one that stands alone in the "supernatural thriller" genre. Though comprised of three unrelated stories, nevertheless, intensity and intrigue builds from one to the next, culminating gloriously with "Gone". Indescribable is actor Sal Mazzotta's ability to pour out his soul and speak volumes without saying a word. Christmas holiday musical scores, devoid of ...             Unknown27 reviews James Caviezel, Joe Pantoliano Weinstein Company, 2007 Intriguing up until the final frame.... This movie has a great plot with good acting. The plot twists keep coming for a group of men who aren't certain if they are good guys or bad guys. Five men with temporary amnesia awake in a locked room where two are good and three are bad. They try to deduce who is who and what is going on. This will keep you guessing way past the climax and up into the resolution. A mindblowing performance.             Four Sided Triangle/X The Unknown6 reviews Dean Jagger, Edward Chapman Starz / Anchor Bay, 2004 Let's Make a Woman and The Insatiable Goo Anchor Bay Entertainment has begun releasing the lesser-known Hammer films in an economical 'two-fer' format, following behind MGM and their 'Midnight Movies' format. That's great news for those of us who haven't gotten around to purchasing these films individually, as they were originally offered, but bad news from those who have already bought the films when they were originally released to ...             The Unknown Soldier7 reviews Michael Verhoeven FIRST RUN FEATURES, 2008 Were All Wehrmacht Soldiers War Criminals? This documentary, designed for modern German and Austrian audiences, is startling, and for Germans born in the 1950s and 1960s it damns the older members of their families with a universal war guilt sometimes far beyond anything they can imagine. For some Germans, it is indeed cathartic to air the dirty laundry of the past; for others it's absolutely necessary, and for a third group, it can be a ...             Into the Unknown with Josh Bernstein (4 DVD Set) Josh Bernstein Discovery Channel, 2008 Join international explorer Josh Bernstein as he travels the world on epic quests for knowledge and discovery. Inspired by deep mysteries and burning questions, take a series of unforgettable journeys into the unknown and investigate some of the world's greatest mysteries and most fascinating stories. From whether Noah and his Ark really existed to whether Timbuktu was truly a City of Gold no location is too remote, no culture is too exotic, and ...             TCM Archives - The Lon Chaney Collection (The Ace of Hearts / Laugh, Clown, Laugh / The Unknown)20 reviews Lon Chaney, Leatrice Joy Warner Home Video, 2003 A good first look at Lon Chaney's work Most people associate Lon Chaney as a star of horror films, but he was much more than that. This collection offers three of Chaney's films with commentary, a stills recreation of the lost film "London after Midnight", and a documentary on Chaney's life and work. The oldest film in the bunch, "Ace of Hearts", was directed by Wallace Worsley, the same man who directed Chaney in the more famous ...             Unknown Island17 reviews Virginia Grey, Phillip Reed Image Entertainment, 1999 A really fun island/jungle adventure! I really enjoyed this film, although I never saw it in my youth. It was shot in Cinecolor which, I think, must have been a "two-strip" process. As a result you see a lot of cheesy pastels but the skin tones are great. Now granted, the monsters are pretty hokey in this one and it's clear that the "beach" is a studio one... but, somehow, I still liked it. This flick is sort of a King Kong rip-off ...             Hitler: The Unknown Soldier 1914-19181 review Ian Kershaw International Historic Films, Inc., 2004 An important piece of the Hitler puzzle Everyone learns about the rise of Hitler in the 1920s, the seizure of power in Germany in the 1930s and of course the World War of the 1940s... but before all that Hitler served in the trenches of the Western Front having volunteered to serve in a Bavarian regiment. This documentary looks at Hitler's service, is relationships with fellow soldiers (some of whom were Jewish), his continuing efforts ...             NOVA - The Unknown World2 reviews David Ogden Stiers, Bo Moller WGBH Boston, 2005 Great film for 7th graders... I present this film to about 160 7th graders each year and they love it, although I feel itchy every time I watch it. Seeing what is living on/in you can be gross - but that is the fun. The micro photography is worth the price of the DVD and the explanations are very easy to understand. A simple lesson plan that works great for all learning levels - just let the students list 5 new things they ...             Creature Unknown10 reviews Kristin Herold, Chase Masterson Razor, 2004 A Satisfying Straight-To-DVD Monster Flick Sparing you a briefing of the weak and equally useless plot, "Creature Unknown" is one of those direct-to-DVD horror flicks that are more fun than they are scary. The reason it's worth three stars is the monster. Ignoring the recent craze of CGI, the crew created a full-body suit for the actor playing the creature -- and the hard work certainly payed off. The costume is very realistic and keeps ...             Harvest of Despair: The Unknown Holocaust4 reviews International Historic Films, Inc., 2004 Should be in Libraries Worldwide and part of History Curriculums--Russia continues to deny what this DVD authenticates! Recipient of numerous international awards (including an Academy Award nomination), "Harvest of Despair, The Unknown Holocaust--The Great Famine in Ukraine, 1932-1933" has been featured on William F. Buckley's "Firing Line" on PBS, and is a documentary film by American film director Slavko Nowytski (himself, a recipient of numerous international film prizes). Following are awards and honors ...             Max Ophuls Collection Box Gift Set : Letter From an Unknown Woman / Le Plaisir / Madame de...[Import] ... Dawoori Entertainment, 2007 These are the ORIGINAL theatrical releases as envisioned by director Max Ophuls Beautifully remastered imports from South Korea made for the USA/Canada/Korea (NTSC, All-Region) LETTER FROM AN UNKNOWN WOMAN: Original English soundtrack ~ An intense and lush romantic film made by the incomparable Ophuls during his often trying sojourn in America in the WWII and immediate postwar years. Joan Fontaine plays Lisa, who has a brief encounter with and ...             Letter From an Unknown Woman (1948) with Joan Fontaine4 reviews DVD/Video Dvd Coming Soon. This movie was suppost to be issued by the end of may 2006 but apparently was recalled before its release. Be patience and don't be robbed or pay the ridiculous prices this movie will be on dvd soon................             Giant from the Unknown16 reviews Ed Kemmer, Sally Fraser Image Entertainment, 2000 Gigantic fun Mysterious happenings at Devil's Crag. The local loco Indian (Billy Dix in a real bad wig) suspect's unscrupulous white men have stirred up an ancient Indian curse. The local Sheriff "nosey" Parker (Bob Steele) suspects the mysterious local archeologist, Wayne Brooks (Edward Kemmer.) Mean wile back at the cabin Wayne is smitten by a beautiful girl Janet Cleveland (Sally Fraser of "Earth vs. ...             Address Unknown4 reviews Dong-kun Yang, Min-jung Ban Tartan Video, 2006 Disturbing yet rivetting I saw this movie at the theater in France, with french subtitles. It was the most disturbing movie I've ever seen in my life. I also wouldnt recommend it for those with weak stomachs or for the faint of heart. That said, I'd really reccommend watching it. It's one of those movies that take the unbelieveable and make them real. The type where at first all you can say is "wow", but that ...             Letter from an Unknown Woman (NO SCRATCH. Full Length. 87 Minutes. English Subtitle. Joan Fontaine, Louis ..., 1948             Letter From An Unknown Woman [Import]1 review Joan Fontaine, Louis Jourdan A tragic, beautifully told story This is, without question,one of the best films of the 1940's. Though not as well-known among the general public today as some other romantic movies of that time, which was the heyday of what were called 'women's pictures', this intensely romantic, highly moving story will not to fail to touch even the most cynical viewer. Told in the form of narration by means of a letter written to a composer ...              search for DVDs 1914-1918, address, all-region, archives, bernstein, chaney, chaplin, collection, creature, despair, english, fontaine, harvest, holocaust, import, jourdan, length, letter, madame, master, minutes, ophuls, origin, plaisir, scratch, soldier, subtitle, triangle, trilogy, unknown DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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