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Family Dog: Doggone Girl Is Mine + Family Dog Goes Homeless [VHS]

1 review
Martin Mull, Molly Cheek

Universal Studios, 1994

Very Funny Dog Cartoon
This is one of the funniest cartoons I have ever seen. Saw it on TV 20 years ago and was thrilled to see it was available on a VCR tape. The dog in this movie is so funny but it is also true to life, too. Would recommend this for everyone regardless of your age.

Family Dog: Enemy Dog and Show Dog [VHS]

3 reviews
Martin Mull, Molly Cheek

Universal Studios, 1994

Family Dog Rules
Like it says on the cover of the movie, "Family Dog is a delightfully offbeat, dog's-eye-view of modern family life!" In Enimy Dog, Family Dog gets into trouble with the neighbors big dog K-10. In Show Dog, Familyu Dog gets enrolled in a dog show and all he wants to do is get a drink of water. Family Dog is so funny, it would be a mistake not to buy it!

Let the Devil Wear Black [VHS]

5 reviews
Jonathan Penner, Randall Batinkoff

Unapix / a-Pix Ent., 2000

Confusing title, satisfying film
Hewing closely as it does to the basic outline of "Hamlet", I expected not to be surprised by "Let the Devil Wear Black"--but this movie is liberated enough to function admirably well on its own with its own quirks, internal logic, and occasional flashes of real wit. Jonathan Penner, a stunningly beautiful actor, portrays a hero whose history of institutionalization keeps our response to his deep ...

Save the Tiger [VHS]

31 reviews
Jack Lemmon, Jack Gilford

Paramount, 1994

Save Harry Stoner
Fashion manufacturer Harry Stoner (Oscar winner Jack Lemmon) is a man filled with regrets: for things he should've done (like play baseball or stay in a band) and for those he actually did (go to war). His marriage to Janet (Patricia Smith) is chilly-- during most of the picture she's out of town. The business is tottering toward bankruptcy, his health isn't great, employees fight with each other ...

Ed Wood [VHS]

257 reviews
Johnny Depp, Martin Landau

A Great Piece Of Cinema!
Ed Wood may be both Johnny Depp and Tim Burton's finest hour in the film biz! This bio-pic about legendary B-Movie icon Ed Wood is marvelously done from every aspect of the craft. The same cannot be said for the real Ed Wood, as you'll learn here his films where often flimsy and contrived. However, Mr. Woods life story is highly intriguing; way more so then his body of work. If only they had ...

Bonfire of the Vanities [VHS]

70 reviews
Tom Hanks, Bruce Willis

Warner Home Video, 1998

As good as new
Orson Welles felt the only point in making a movie out of existing material is to make something completely different out of it, and DePalma sure knows how to make it his own!

Turk 182 [VHS]

16 reviews
Timothy Hutton, Robert Urich

Fox Home Entertainme, 1988

Long awaited
I've waited for years for this one to appear on DVD. I love the movie when it came out, and it's impact is no less today. Hokey, funny and moving all at the same time.

Miami Rhapsody [VHS]

12 reviews
Sarah Jessica Parker, Gil Bellows

FABULOUS fun with messages
I had no idea that a lady NOT from Texas (and I LOVE my lady friends from Texas) could speak forever without actually taking a breath! :D This had me laughing so hard because SJJ's character was soooooooooo serious and apprehensive, AT's character was so disarmingly romantic and sincerely likeable, and her parents actually honestly shared their experiences candidly. Mia Farrow is light as a ...

Reluctant Dragon [VHS]

8 reviews
Robert Benchley, Frances Gifford

Buena Vista Home Ent, 1991

The dragon who prefers fun than fighting
This Waly Disney Mini Classic is about a dragon who detests fighting and prefers to play,until a young boy and a dragon fighter try to teach the docile creature about the fine art of being bad. I think this story is the best Walt Disney Mini Classics.My favourite scenes were: 1.The boy meeting the dragon in his lair,where the dragon recites poems 2.The knight meeting the dragon while the dragon ...

Prince of the City [VHS]

35 reviews
Treat Williams, Jerry Orbach

Warner Home Video, 1996

The Father of The Wire. An Essential, Epic American Film.
For anyone who appreciates the realness, detail and moral ambiguity (good guy / bad guy) of The Wire, this powerful, groundbreaking movie is essential viewing. It's depiction of the unforeseen consequences and entanglements of a "War on Drugs" and what that would eventually bode for those on both sides of the law and the entire degradation of the criminal justice system makes this film timeless. ...

Terms of Endearment [VHS]

89 reviews
Shirley MacLaine, Debra Winger

A REAL TEAR JERKER!!!!!!
I REMEMBER WHEN THIS MOVIE CAME ON CABLE TELEVISION. I LOVED THIS MOVIE. DEBRA WINGER , SHIRLEY MCCLAINE, AND JACK NICHLSON WERE SUPERB. I ALWAYS AVOIDED THIS MOVIE AND I SEE WHY BECAUSE I AM CRYING. THIS MOVIE IS BASED HERE IN HOUSTON, TEXAS. EVERYTHING TIES WITH THE MOVIE RIVER OAKS AND NASA (JACK NICHLSON)AKA GARRETT THE ASTRONAUT. THIS IS A GREAT MOVIE. THIS IS A WONDERFUL MOVIE WITH SUPERB ...

The Killing Hour [VHS]

6 reviews
Perry King, Norman Parker

Starz / Anchor Bay, 2000

Another Underrated Thriller!
THE KILLING HOUR (originally titled THE CLAIRVOYANT) is a vivid, well-crafted adult thriller in the tradition of Brian DePalma and the gialli of Mario Bava and Dario Argento. It is also an oasis from the teen-slasher craze at the time. A body is discovered floating in the Hudson River with handcuffs. Soon two more murders involving handcuffs ensue and the police, including detective/comedian ...

The Bonfire of the Vanities [VHS]

70 reviews
Tom Hanks, Bruce Willis

As good as new
Orson Welles felt the only point in making a movie out of existing material is to make something completely different out of it, and DePalma sure knows how to make it his own!

Bonfire of the Vanities (Spanish) [VHS]

The Killing Hour [VHS]

6 reviews
Perry King, Norman Parker

Fox Home Entertainme, 2002

Another Underrated Thriller!
THE KILLING HOUR (originally titled THE CLAIRVOYANT) is a vivid, well-crafted adult thriller in the tradition of Brian DePalma and the gialli of Mario Bava and Dario Argento. It is also an oasis from the teen-slasher craze at the time. A body is discovered floating in the Hudson River with handcuffs. Soon two more murders involving handcuffs ensue and the police, including detective/comedian ...

The Bonfire of the Vanities [VHS]

Daniel (1983) [VHS]

7 reviews
Timothy Hutton, Mandy Patinkin

Paramount, 1998

Searing Drama About Childrens' Non Stop Payments for Parents' Sins
I don't know if the Rosenbergs really were spies and traitors against America. After all this time, I really don't care. However, I do care about child neglect. This is the story of what would likely happen if you were the children of martyrs for the cause like the Rosenbergs (here called the Isaacsons) who were found guilty of these charges and executed in 1953. This fictionalized story is ...

Teenage Monster [VHS]

3 reviews
Anne Gwynne, Stuart Wade

First Look Home Ente, 1997

I just want to pet the cows, Mama....
This is one of the funniest movies that I have ever seen but then again, I have a warped sense of humor. The monster's name is Charles and when I first watched the movie, I couldn't understand a word he said. Several viewings later (it's addictive, ok?) I begin to understand clearly what Charles was saying. One night, after he slaughtered an entire herd of cows, his mother asked him what he ...