vhs video: Daniel Day-Lewis ...     vhs video:       The Last of the Mohicans (1992) [VHS]525 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe 20th Century Fox, 2002 Adventure to the max! This is a startlingly brutal film with abundant graphic violence, but don't let that dissuade you from watching it. The cinematography is gorgeous and the storyline worthy of repeated viewings. From start to finish this is a thrilling look at life on the early American frontier. Adventure at it's finest! Heartily recommended, but not for the faint of heart.             My Left Foot [VHS]60 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Brenda Fricker Hbo Home Video, 1994 My Left Foot Great film!! As a man living with Cerebral Palsy myself, I related to many of the life experiences that Christy went through             Gangs Of New York [VHS]578 reviews Leonardo DiCaprio, Jim Broadbent Walt Disney Video \ Miramax, 2003 Fantastic The battle for control of the Five Points slum in New York in the mid-1800's kicks this movie into a grudge that spans over fifteen years. Leonardo DiCaprio plays young Amsterdam Vallon who, as a boy, witnessed his father's murder during the battle between two rival gangs, the Natives (those born in the America) and the Dead Rabbits (the immigrants), for control of the Five Points. William ...             The Last of the Mohicans [VHS]525 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe 20th Century Fox, 1996 Adventure to the max! This is a startlingly brutal film with abundant graphic violence, but don't let that dissuade you from watching it. The cinematography is gorgeous and the storyline worthy of repeated viewings. From start to finish this is a thrilling look at life on the early American frontier. Adventure at it's finest! Heartily recommended, but not for the faint of heart.             Stars & Bars [VHS]6 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Harry Dean Stanton Sony Pictures, 1998 Funny and cool I saw this movie in the early '90's when independent and foreign films were still independent in the real sense. At this point, I had only seen Daniel Day-Lewis in Room With A View, so this movie was a significant departure from that. It is a fish-out-of-water comedic film. A Britsh art-dealer living in New York (and dating the boss's daughter) is sent to the South to collect a valuable painting ...             Bounty [VHS]91 reviews Mel Gibson, Anthony Hopkins Good Times Video, 2001 Newer Bounty Part of dumbing down of film watchers -- the original had a deeper story line but the newer one was more what we've become accostomed to -- loved the photography. The product was delivered quickly and in good condition.             The Unbearable Lightness of Being [VHS]105 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Juliette Binoche M G M, Inc The best film nobody saw The Unbearable Lightness of Being is a masterpiece, the most underrated American film of the past 30 years. Poetic, haunting, subtle, and terribly sad, it says more about the crushing impact of repressive (i.e. communist) regimes than a thousand documanteries or inflammatory speeches could tell. While idealizing the free-wheeling Prague of the late 60's the film also examines the emptiness of ...             How Many Miles to Babylon [VHS]2 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Christopher Fairbank 20th Century Fox, 1993 Slow Moving Critique of the British Class System and Army This film is a critical view of the British class system dressed up as a First World War story. A young member of the Protestant Anglo-Irish landed gentry forms a friendship with a poor Irish Catholic from the neighboring village. The Protestant, named Alexander, is warned by his mother to break off the friendship because it is simply not done. When Britain enters the First World War, ...             Age of Innocence (1993) [VHS]124 reviews Domenica Cameron-Scorsese, Geraldine Chaplin Sony Pictures, 1995 Martin Scorsese's Most Violent Film Martin Scorsese's film The Age of Innocence (1993) is an adaptation of a 1920 novel by Edith Wharton, which won the 1921 Pulitzer Prize. Both, the novel and the film are set in upper class New York City in the 1870s. The Age of Innocence is the movie that proves once again what a versatile talented, unpredictable, incredibly passionate, and artistically outstanding director Martin Scorsese is. ...             A Room With a View [VHS]200 reviews Maggie Smith, Helena Bonham Carter 20th Century Fox, 1998 A charming romantic movie I remember seeing this movie when it was first released. Of course something is lost viewing it on the small screen, but the wit and charm of the script still holds up. The cinematography is WONDERFUL, though, as I stated before, best seen on the big screen.             My Beautiful Laundrette [VHS]28 reviews Saeed Jaffrey, Roshan Seth Warner Home Video, 1991 good flick The acting is great and Daniel Day was great; Omar is awesome. The movie is very sensual. The story is well told and interesting.             Boxer (1997) (Spanish) [VHS]39 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Daragh Donnelly Universal Studios, 1998 Riveting...dynamite movie Highly recommended ... and I generally hate boxing movies. In fact, I hate them so much I stayed away from this film when it was first released despite the fact that Daniel Day Lewis, an actor whose work I adore, starred in it. Dumb. I saw it awhile ago on HBO and was so blown away by it I bought the DVD. All I can say is, it's not your average boxing movie. Yes, it's about a helluva boxer but ...             In the Name of the Father [VHS]68 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Pete Postlethwaite Universal Studios, 1995 A stunning film about injustice This is a brilliant film, which shows the appalling events behind a major miscarriage of justice. I found it very moving, and thought the acting and directing was excellent. This is something I would recommend to anyone.             The Crucible (Fox en Espanol) [VHS]169 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder Fox Home Entertainment, 2003 The Crucible still relevant in the new millenium I teach high school American Literature, and The Crucible is a regular part of our curriculum. We traditionally read it in the fall, accompanied by the Puritan literature of the period in which it is set. Students find it interesting and engaging, for the most part, but often have a tough time picturing the action. This film--which I was astonished to learn is the only English-language ...             The Last of the Mohicans (THX Widescreen Edition) [VHS]525 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Madeleine Stowe 20th Century Fox, 1996 Adventure to the max! This is a startlingly brutal film with abundant graphic violence, but don't let that dissuade you from watching it. The cinematography is gorgeous and the storyline worthy of repeated viewings. From start to finish this is a thrilling look at life on the early American frontier. Adventure at it's finest! Heartily recommended, but not for the faint of heart.             A Room with a View [VHS]200 reviews Maggie Smith, Helena Bonham Carter A charming romantic movie I remember seeing this movie when it was first released. Of course something is lost viewing it on the small screen, but the wit and charm of the script still holds up. The cinematography is WONDERFUL, though, as I stated before, best seen on the big screen.             The Boxer [VHS]39 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Daragh Donnelly Universal Studios, 1998 Riveting...dynamite movie Highly recommended ... and I generally hate boxing movies. In fact, I hate them so much I stayed away from this film when it was first released despite the fact that Daniel Day Lewis, an actor whose work I adore, starred in it. Dumb. I saw it awhile ago on HBO and was so blown away by it I bought the DVD. All I can say is, it's not your average boxing movie. Yes, it's about a helluva boxer but ...             The Crucible [VHS]169 reviews Daniel Day-Lewis, Winona Ryder 20th Century Fox, 1998 The Crucible still relevant in the new millenium I teach high school American Literature, and The Crucible is a regular part of our curriculum. We traditionally read it in the fall, accompanied by the Puritan literature of the period in which it is set. Students find it interesting and engaging, for the most part, but often have a tough time picturing the action. This film--which I was astonished to learn is the only English-language ...             Eversmile, New Jersey [VHS] Daniel Day-Lewis, Mirjana Jokovic Media Home Entertainment Armed with portable dentists' offices that fit inside motorcycle sidecars, the Eversmile New Jersey company finances the fight against tooth decay. When one of the dentists finds a stowaway in his sidecar, and she turns out to be one great dental assistant, the two hit the road to adventures that include kidnapping, theft and seduction.             Nine [Theatrical Release]1 review Focus Features BE A WINNER!!!!!!! BRILLIANT STAGE TO SCREEN - FINALLY - MUSICAL VERSION OF FELLINI'S "8 1/2" [with due respect to Bob Fosse's masterpiece -"ALL THAT JAZZ"] ROB MARSHALL who brought us "CHICAGO" a few years ago now absolutely dazzles with this homage to Felllini's genius as well as giving us a rich, layered semi-sweet tiramisu. OSCARS? Going to be very difficult since most of the cast either has one or a ...              search for videos 1993, 1997, babylon, bars, beautiful, being, bounty, boxer, crucible, edition, espanol, eversmile, father, foot, gangs, innocence, jersey, laundrette, lightness, miles, mohicans, name, nine, release, spanish, stars, theatrical, unbearable, widescreen, york vhs video:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen book: One-Room Country School (Dakotas) we recommend Fantastic value for a fuzzy logic rice cooker home  impressum - about us