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585 reviews
Jeff Bridges, Mia Farrow

Family Home Ent, 1994

Last Unicorn DVD
Love this DVD. Had is on video tape and could not be without it. One of my all time favorites.

Death on the Nile [VHS]

91 reviews
Peter Ustinov, Mia Farrow

Republic Pictures, 1998

Sheer joy
Agatha Christie and Peter Ustinov are real geniuses. The élan of Peter Ustinov, his utmost British attitude, as well as David Niven's, make the film a dear one. I enjoyed every second of it. Besides, the plot developed by Agatha Christie is very exciting. The film, with those views of Egypt is a plus more. The performances, Angela Lansbury's for example is delightful. Bette Davis is a grande ...

The Great Gatsby [VHS]

134 reviews
Robert Redford, Mia Farrow

Paramount Pictures, 1998

movie 'The Great Gatsby'
An excellent movie I saw when it first came out and thought it was so good, I wanted it in my collection! Terrific acting!!

Rosemary's Baby - Commemorative Edition [VHS]

280 reviews
Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes

Paramount, 2000

Mia Farrow Is A Sweetheart And Satan Is A Cad
Satan shags a sweet pixie you just want to hold. You know how a woman will say, "I just want to be held?", and you sigh because you know from experience that she's an insatiable wildebeest? Mia Farrow is not like that, she's cute as a button. An earth angel. So Satan starts to shag her, and she can't fight back because she's been drugged by her husband and kooky neighbors. (The neighbors are ...

Rosemary's Baby [VHS]

280 reviews
Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes

Paramount, 1998

Mia Farrow Is A Sweetheart And Satan Is A Cad
Satan shags a sweet pixie you just want to hold. You know how a woman will say, "I just want to be held?", and you sigh because you know from experience that she's an insatiable wildebeest? Mia Farrow is not like that, she's cute as a button. An earth angel. So Satan starts to shag her, and she can't fight back because she's been drugged by her husband and kooky neighbors. (The neighbors are ...

Husbands & Wives [VHS]

36 reviews
Woody Allen, Mia Farrow

Sony Pictures, 1994

Searing and underrated
The Bottom Line: One of Allen's two or three best films, Husbands and Wives looks at two couples' relationships with a caustic and unsparing eye, creating characters who always feel exquisitely real and human and fashioning a screenplay which doesn't manipulate or end with everyone happy; if you like incisive and quick-moving dramas, check out this sadly underappreciated movie. 3.5/4

The Last Unicorn
Alan Arkin, Jeff Bridges

Playhouse/CBS/Fox Video, 1985

Editorial Reviews Amazon.com A story line that truly deserves the A-list treatment, The Last Unicorn is memorable for its attempts to stay faithful to its origins, the Peter Beagle novel of the same name. The animation is vintage Rankin/Bass, and that's too bad; but there's an undeniable strength in this tale and telling. A unicorn (Mia Farrow)--she believes herself the last--searches for any others of her kind, while avoiding the malevolent Red ...

Death on the Nile (Ws) [VHS]

91 reviews
Peter Ustinov, Mia Farrow

Starz / Anchor Bay, 2001

Sheer joy
Agatha Christie and Peter Ustinov are real geniuses. The élan of Peter Ustinov, his utmost British attitude, as well as David Niven's, make the film a dear one. I enjoyed every second of it. Besides, the plot developed by Agatha Christie is very exciting. The film, with those views of Egypt is a plus more. The performances, Angela Lansbury's for example is delightful. Bette Davis is a grande ...

The Haunting of Julia [VHS]

11 reviews
Mia Farrow, Keir Dullea

Magnum Entertainment

When will this be on DVD?!
It has been many years since I have seen this wonderful film. I've watched teasers on youtube, which confirm that it is as good as I remembered. Very atmospheric "ghost" story, for want of a better word. Mia Farrow gives a good performance, and probably best of all is the music by Colin Towns. If the rights owners are reading these reviews, please, please release this on DVD - preferably ...

Secret Ceremony [VHS]

13 reviews
Elizabeth Taylor, Robert Mitchum

Universal Pictures, 2000

Baroque Joseph Losey Psychodrama
I finally received my VHS copy of 'Secret Ceremony', a 1968 Joseph Losey film. As a huge fan of the man and his films, especially his decadent, experimental and perverse melodramas of the 60s (The Servant, Boom!, Accident), I was quite excited to finally be able to see it. The film tells the story of Leonora (Elizabeth Taylor), a curiously religious prostitute who, while on a bus, encounters a ...

New York Stories [VHS]

29 reviews
Woody Allen, Nick Nolte

sheldon's complaint
Sheldon Mills (Milstein) played by Woody Allen wants to please his mother and his lover at the same time. As if this weren't impossible to begin with, his lover played by Mia Farrow is a 'shiksa.' And with children to boot. The hilarious dilemna is finally resolved but not before a mysterious disappearance leading to true love brings us deep into the ethnic New York Jewish culture. These ...

Sarah & the Squirrel [VHS]

2 reviews
Mia Farrow, Jacki Weaver

Fox Home Entertainme, 1993

A triumphant in animation symbolizing the human spirit!
Now who said cartoons are just kid's stuff, anyhow? From what you'd least expect from an animated film, this cartoon focuses on the Holocaust in eastern Europe from a child's point of view. Mia Farrow is great in the role of Sarah, real and animated. I think "Sarah and the Squirrel is actually called "The Seventh Match" and supposively based on a true story (I think someone found her diary and ...

Rosemary's Baby

2 reviews
Mia Farrow, John Cassavetes

Paramount

"He chose you, honey! From all the women in the world to be the mother of his only living son!"
Executive Producer Bob Evans' brought ROSEMARY'S BABY to PARAMOUNT at exactly the right moment. This box office smash rescued the nearly bankrupt company from oblivion. With Evans now at the helm, PARAMOUNT led what in retrospect has been called "Hollywood's second Golden Age." As directed by Roman Polanski, this remains one of the finest motion pictures of its kind. SYNOPSIS-- Rosemary ...

Miracle at Midnight [VHS]

20 reviews
Sam Waterston, Mia Farrow

Walt Disney Video, 2000

Review of Miracle at Midnight
This movie tells the story of the Dutch Resistance during the Nazi era of WWII and shows the courage and determination of the Dutch people in their stance against the tyranny of the Axis powers who had overrun their country. At great personal risk, the young and old offered their homes and then their boats to ferry Jewish people to the neutral Sweden, a short but dangerous trip across the sea. ...

See No Evil
Mia Farrow

GoodTimes

Shadows and Fog [VHS]

36 reviews
Woody Allen, Mia Farrow

MGM (Video & DVD), 2001

Developed appreciation of this sleeper classic
I original saw "Shadows and Fog" when it first came out on home video in like 1993 or 1994. When I saw this movie for the first time, it is safe to say "I didn't get it". I mean I liked it alright, but I really didn't get it. I think most people felt the same way, since this movie seems like the black sheep of the Woody Allen library. I also really enjoy Woody Allen's work. I know that ...

Intimate Portrait: Audrey Hepburn [VHS]

3 reviews
Audrey Hepburn, Harry Belafonte

Unapix / a-Pix Ent., 1999

Great Audrey!
I am a great fan of Audrey's even though i am just a 16-year-old girl. many people don't think the young girls nowadays would still be in love with the old-fashion movies. Actually, i am not only in love with hepburn's movies, but also her personality, her elegance and her everything. After i saw her first movie "Roman Holiday" once on a cold day during the new year on TV, i am completely ...

Fabulous 60's: 1965 [VHS]
Fabulous 60's, Malcolm X

Mpi Home Video, 2001

Alice [VHS]

24 reviews
Mia Farrow, William Hurt

MGM (Video & DVD), 2001

Woody at his best
I love Woody Allens movies, the best films are the ones that starred Mia Farrow. She is a great talent and like it or not he is so imaginative and a great writer.

Broadway Danny Rose [VHS]

45 reviews
Woody Allen, Mia Farrow

"The Danny Rose Special"
When Waterbury, Connecticut's own Nick Apollo cut an album in the late 1970's at Doc Cavalier's Trod Nossel Studio, he had no idea that 100 miles away Woody Allen would eventually chance upon this private label LP. Perhaps it was the b&w cover photo of the middle-aged lounge singer with mike, or maybe Nick's recordings of his compositions "My Bambina" (a ballad) and "Agita" (a novelty) that ...