vhs video: mystery & suspense - top sellers ...     vhs video:       12 Angry Men44 reviews Courtney B. Vance, Ossie Davis MGM (Video & DVD), 2000 Dear MGM, WHERE IS THE DVD???!!! I saw this movie back when it was on television and I loved it! I also like the older version. I can get that one on DVD but WHY CAN'T I GET THIS ONE ON DVD??? MGM, it is time to release this movie on DVD!!!!             The Big Lebowski671 reviews Jeff Bridges, John Goodman Gramercy Pictures, 1999 ONE 100% COOL POLISH-AMERICAN DUDESTER. LEBOWSKI LIKES HIS BREWSKI BUT HAS A TON OF INTEGRITYSKI - A CLASSICSKI! A classic. Don't miss the message in the movie: Lebowski seems very party guy and laid back, but is the only guy in the story with a lot of integrity and heart. Classic!             To Kill a Mockingbird (Widescreen)363 reviews Gregory Peck, John Megna Universal Studios, 1998 Top Ten classic "To Kill a Mockingbird" is a powerful, hugely well-acted film that should be on everyone's Top Ten and should be in every film collection. The book took me for a ride as a child, one of those rare books we were made to read in school that I could not put down; the film, with exemplary performances by Gregory Peck, Mary Badham and Brock Peters, is a searing treatise on social mores of the time and ...             Little Drummer Girl20 reviews Diane Keaton, Yorgo Voyagis Warner Home Video, 1994 Riveting Diane Keaton will never be too old! She's a masterpiece and so is this movie. The gut-wrenching decisions Keaton's character is forced to make are ones that make for truly great drama. A keeper. Not to be missed.             Rear Window315 reviews James Stewart, Grace Kelley Paramount Pictures, 2001 Hitchcock classic in new 2-disc Special Edition due out October 7th, 2008! Rear Window is considered by many Alfred Hitchcock's best movie. The story suited him well. A man confined to a wheelchair, watching things that may be innocent or murderous, a beautiful woman out of her element, in danger, with gradually building suspense that takes a potentially fatal turn as we watch helplessly with our immobilized protagonist, and a cliffhanger climax. The movie has been ...             Doctor Zhivago: 30th Anniversary Edition217 reviews Omar Sharif, Julie Christie MGM, 1995 Dr Zhivago Among The Finest All Time Classic's I wish I could live a life as full as Dr. Zhivago. Every so often one realizes that when events in history happen, it changes the lives of people to the extent that can only be read about or viewed to believe. The loneliness, and then joy, Fear,uncertainty, and ultimately sorrow.             Thelma & Louise131 reviews Susan Sarandon, Geena Davis MGM (Video & DVD), 1996 Why can't we just have an innocent good time? If you can imagine a blend of "9 to 5", "Smokey and the Bandit" and "Bonnie and Clyde", you should come up with an approximation of "Thelma and Louise": a mix of adventure, humor and comrade in the style of the Burt Reynold's chase movies, and getting even with the stereotypical men who try to abuse, control or recapture these 2 women intent on a short escape from their boring lives. The ...             Jaws - 25th Anniversary Collector's Edition680 reviews Susan Backlinie, John Bahr Universal Studios, 2000 "Some bad hat Harry" I love this movie! Jaws has it all, sure it's scary, but it is very funny, sympathetic, exciting too. It also takes place on and in real water in a real ocean. Something sorely missing in todays aquatic films. The charecters are memorable, and developed and perfectly cast. If Jaws were made today,Denise Richards would be Hooper, George Clooney would be Brody, and Bruce Willis would be Quint! ...             Still of the Night11 reviews Roy Scheider, Meryl Streep MGM (Video & DVD), 1996 The Hitchcock Touch This is a terrific little suspense thriller that's just waiting for rediscovery on DVD. Director Robert Benton, fresh from his triumph with KRAMER VS. KRAMER, turned his attention to that most popular pastime of modern directors--paying homage to the giants of the past. He directed this 1982 film as his tribute to Alfred Hitchcock. STILL OF THE NIGHT has all the classic elements of ...             Spellbound78 reviews Jean Acker, Art Baker Fox Home Entertainment, 1996 Spellbound is spellbinding Not the greatest Hitchcock film, but ironically it has four of Hitchcock's greatest sequences, all of them mind benders as befits a crime story about headshrinkers gone rotten. The famous Salvador Dali dream sequence is everything it has become famous for, a spectacularly subtle and understated seduction sequence - itself almost a dream - and the famous single frame "red flash" at the climactic ...             Rebecca157 reviews Judith Anderson, Florence Bates Anchor Bay, 1998 Outstanding Video Quality. As both the Criterion and earlier Anchor Bay releases of Hitchcock's "Rebecca" are out-of-print and very exspensive to purchase as used, I decided to try this Korean import. Turns out to be excellent and appears to come from the Criterion source! It even has their excellent Commentary Track. The many other Extras found on the Criterion release are not included, but the picture, sound and ...             Saratoga Trunk15 reviews Gary Cooper, Ingrid Bergman MGM (Warner), 1996 An Excellent Film I absolutely love this film,if you have not seen it,you are in for a real treat. The acting is supurb by all,and the theme music is positively beautiful. Wish it would soon be available on DVD.             Mother Lode40 reviews Kim Basinger, Marie George What's it going to take? Why on earth is this not on DVD yet? We're not asking for much, just a nice widescreen copy of this gem. The film has a riveting storyline, fine acting, gorgeous scenery, and a hauntingly moody atmosphere provided by director Heston and his composer, Ken Wannberg. What more could you want?             Dark Tide (Unrated)4 reviews Chris Sarandon, Richard Tyson Vidmark / Trimark, 1997 The sexiest film of the early nineties! Dark Tide is without a doubt, simply the most erotic film to come out of the action adventure genre since the seventies "Emmannuelle" series, and this would have fit in well with that series of sexploitation films...Richard Tyson is cast once again as the powerful bad guy, and the plot concerns a young innocent pair of newlyweds trying to capture deadly sea snakes in order to sell the ...             Bronx Tale123 reviews Patrick Borriello, Lillo Brancato Savoy Pictures, 1995 Mickey Mantle don't care about you, so why should you care about him? But you should care about this classic. This movie passes all the tests. Except the Mario test.             The Uninvited116 reviews Ray Milland, Ruth Hussey MCA/Universal Home Video, 1998 A Classic, Old-fashioned, Spooky Ghost Story THE UNINVITED is a true classic, one of the best haunted house stories that I have ever seen. Filmed in black and white in 1944, the film relies on the play of light and shadow, an eerie underscore, and suggestion and innuendo to scare the audience. There is no blood, no gore, no grizzly monster, and none are needed. With a talented cast and an excellent plot, this movie sends shivers up your ...             Santa Sangre34 reviews Axel Jodorowsky, Blanca Guerra Expanded Entertainment, 1998 Saintly Blood What's artful about this film is that it keeps you on the edge of your seat during the entire dramatic and surreal epic and makes you go through a transformation by feeling fear, disgust, sadness, and confusion. There are many stories going on at the same time of love, jealousy, insanity, religion, and so on. The link between the characters is never clear, but Jodorowsky keeps you enthralled with ...             The Usual Suspects550 reviews Stephen Baldwin, Gabriel Byrne MGM (Video & DVD), 1999 When virtual reality becomes ficrional It is not a recent film, indeed. The Twin Towers are still standing. We are entering the profiling era and it was tempting for criminals to return the favor, though they have always done that. They here profile the police and their investigative methods. If you satisfy the police's way of thinking you will go through their net with no difficulty. You just have to convince the cop that a certain ...             Separate But Equal25 reviews Sidney Poitier, Burt Lancaster Republic Pictures, 1996 Lest We Forget The story portrayed is essential in the evolution of education in America. The sad fact is that the film is unavailable in DVD format. It needs to be available in DVD so that the current generation can experience the challenges that were faced in bringing civil rights to our classrooms. This is a superb film with acting that is at the top of the artistic scale. It is a film for all.             Judas Kiss26 reviews Carla Gugino, Simon Baker Sony Pictures, 1999 If you love camp and fun.... Please people, this is great bit of fun. This movie cannot be expected to suspend your disbelief. Even though the director keeps tossing blood around, it is so far off that you can't possibly take any of it seriously. It's a send up folks, keystone cops, over the top.... If you want a serious cops and killers, go back to TV, "Law and Order." My god the dialogue is fun, over done, a great ...          • Manhattan Murder Mystery is a 1993 film directed by and starring Woody Allen, who plays Manhattanite book editor Larry Lipton. As the story begins, we see Lipton's wife, played by Diane Keaton, growing curious about the death of a neighbor in their apartment building. 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