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60 reviews
Fred Ward, Uma Thurman

Universal Studios, 1993

Delicious!
The intense intimacy in this movie is just deliciously wonderful. You don't see much of any nudity, but it's still great! I've only owned it a week or two and have already watched it twice! If you want a good time, get this movie!

Final Analysis [VHS]

26 reviews
Richard Gere, Kim Basinger

Warner Home Video, 1995

Final Analysis
Was very pleased with this purchase. It was received in a short time after ordered and I was very happy with the service I received.

Be Cool [VHS]

168 reviews
John Travolta, Uma Thurman

Fox Home Entertainme, 2005

Be cool is a 3.5/5 star DVD
This was the remake to the original movie called Get Shorty. While this was a solid movie it did not live up to the expectations of the first one in my opinion. They had a great cast of actors even some of the old ones back like Danny Divito but I felt the storyline was remade but not in a better way. It still brought the funny aspect to the film. And watching the rock play a gay character in the ...

Where the Heart Is [VHS]

16 reviews
Dabney Coleman, Uma Thurman

Touchstone Video, 1996

Lighthearted
This is a wide screen edition with no extras on the disc. The regular network stations used to play this movie on weekends when I was a kid. It is a wonderful light hearted film about a group of spoiled rich kids getting kicked out and trying to make it on their own. It is in no way a serious, true to life film. More like a fanciful fairytale that naturally has a happy ending. The cast of ...

Month By the Lake [VHS]

32 reviews
Vanessa Redgrave, Edward Fox

Walt Disney Video, 1997

A life by the lake
A Month by the Lake is a quiet, nuanced romance. The lake in question is Lake Como in northern Italy, in the year before the outbreak of WWII. The incomparable, still beautiful Vanessa Redgrave portrays Miss Bentley, whose family has holidayed at the villa for a generation. Veteran actor Edward Fox shows up as Major Wilshaw, and he immediately captures Ms. Bentley's interest. At the same time, ...

Pulp Fiction (Coll) [VHS]

785 reviews
John Travolta, Bruce Willis

Miramax, 1996

Pulp Fiction
A true classic in every sense of the word and one of the best from Travolta, Jackson and Willis!

Even Cowgirls Get the Blues [VHS]

32 reviews
Uma Thurman, Lorraine Bracco

New Line Home Video, 1996

Perhaps the greatest cowgirl movie of all time!
Gus Van Sant's rendering of Tom Robbins' masterpiece is superb and sureal. Uma Thurman couldn't be more perfect in the role of Yoni Yum model turned hitchiking goddess, Sissy Hankshaw. It's a must have for any fan of cowgirls!

Batman & Robin [VHS]

535 reviews
Arnold Schwarzenegger, George Clooney

Warner Home Video, 1997

Funny as Icy Hell
Just about everyone in the world hates this movie and it truly does destroy the Batman franchise. However, if you don't get offended by the butchering of Batman you might see this movie like I do. A hilarious piece of crap with so many one-liners it's unrealistic. "Freeze in hell Batman!", "Batman, what killed the dinosaurs?... The Ice Age!", and many other hilarious quotes from Arnold and the ...

Gattaca [VHS]

419 reviews
Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman

Sony Pictures, 1999

Blu-Ray Quality Review
The movie is a timeless classic (retro/futuristic at the time now ages very well) but you've got hundreds of reviews to tell you that already. This, specifically is about the movie's blu-ray transfer and I have to say it's excellent. I would go so far as to say that I prefer it to newer high-def titles as you get ridiculously clear picture and detail, but not in a surreal way. I have *no* ...

Pulp Fiction (Special Collector's Edition) [VHS]

785 reviews
John Travolta, Bruce Willis

Walt Disney Video, 1996

Pulp Fiction
A true classic in every sense of the word and one of the best from Travolta, Jackson and Willis!

Beautiful Girls [VHS]

127 reviews
Matt Dillon, Timothy Hutton

Walt Disney Video, 1997

Great little known movie
First saw Beautiful Girls when I was in high school. Had the VHS for years. Finally decided to buy the DVD. Still a great movie doesn't seen dated at all. Directed by the late Ted Demme with an all star cast including a young Natalie Portman. A little known movie I recommend everyone should see.

Truth About Cats & Dogs [VHS]

71 reviews
Uma Thurman, Janeane Garofalo

20th Century Fox, 1997

"Truth" Revealed
It is always a pleasure to watch this movie! A true delight! Garafolo is a wonderful actress and comedian and Uma even proves her comedic chops as well! The phone sex scene and resulting jokes are priceless! Would not recommend the movie for kids under 16 or so - there is adult language and situations.

Robin Hood [VHS]

60 reviews
Patrick Bergin, Uma Thurman

20th Century Fox, 1993

Best Robin Hood ever
This version of Robin Hood is fantastic. I was young when it came out, but I've seen it on TV many times, and just recently purchased the DVD. I didn't realize it was made for TV until I saw that fact in it's info - but the movie doesn't feel like it at all. In fact, it's better in every conceivable way than Prince of Thieves. Highly recommended.

Les Miserables (1998) [VHS]

245 reviews
Liam Neeson, Geoffrey Rush

Sony Pictures, 1999

Great movie by itself, not the book
This is the 245th review on Amazon of this movie. Why bother with another? Who knows. Does the movie follow the book? Can Hugo be reduced to film? No, and this doesn't do it. To put a novel on film would seem a very difficult task. Maybe you can do it with Moliere, Ibsen, O'Neal or Wilde if you adapot their plays, but can you do it with Flaubert, Cervantes, Camus, et al.? I think not. ...

Avengers (1998) [VHS]

245 reviews
Ralph Fiennes, Uma Thurman

Warner Home Video, 1999

"And This Is Merely The Beginning." Never Saw The TV Series, But The Movie Is..."Not Someone Who Plays By The Rules, Doctor."
Ralph Fiennes, Uma Thurman and Academy Award winner Sir Sean Connery star in this big-screen adaptation of the popular 1960's television series which starred Honor Blackman, Patrick Macnee and Diana Rigg. Unfortunately, a lot of scenes which were in the trailer were deleted from the film after what are rumored to be terrible test screenings, and in the end, we wind up with what looks like an ...

Jennifer 8 [VHS]

21 reviews
Andy Garcia, Uma Thurman

Paramount, 1998

"I remember red..." -- Uma Thurman
"I've got a bad feeling about this. And I've been doing this too long to be wrong." -- Garcia's John Berlin There is a quiet and haunting quality to this crime mystery which begins during the opening credits and is sustained to the very end. Andy Garcia rarely gets the spotlight he deserves but his low-key yet unmistakable charisma blends perfectly with the subdued thriller elements of this ...

The Golden Bowl [VHS]

44 reviews
Uma Thurman, Jeremy Northam

Vidmark / Trimark, 2001

I've watched this movie more than a dozen times.
This movie is so easy to rewatch. The dialogue is great, the people and the clothes are perfect looking but best of all, those Americans never even turned a hair taking down those Europeans. It's a soap opera.

Pulp Fiction [VHS]

785 reviews
John Travolta, Bruce Willis

Buena Vista Home Ent, 1995

Pulp Fiction
A true classic in every sense of the word and one of the best from Travolta, Jackson and Willis!

Dangerous Liaisons [VHS]

112 reviews
Glenn Close, John Malkovich

Warner Home Video, 2001

Delicious!
The sumptuous costumes and backdrop go without saying. I love John Malkovich, and he does not disappoint in this role. Glenn Close was also good. I found Keanu Reeves' and Uma Thurman's performances both to be a bit 'weak'. But for me, it was (surprisingly to me) Michelle Pfeiffer who really stood out. Before she gives in to the advances of John's character, you can completely FEEL her ...

Tape [VHS]

52 reviews
Ethan Hawke, Robert Sean Leonard

Vidmark / Trimark, 2002

Minimalist filmmaking at its best.
Richard Linklater has long been known for his knack for getting a lot of a little. Movies like "Slacker" pushed the boundaries of conventional filmmaking, and took your preconceptions and stomped them to dust. Even his mainstream breakthrough "Dazed and Confused" seemed surreally barebones in its structure. However, with "Tape", Linklater took his style to whole new heights of complex ...