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The Rocky Horror Picture Show (2 Disc Special Edition) [1975]

starring: Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick, Richard O'Brien, Patricia Quinn
directed by: Jim Sharman

Release Date February 09, 2001
No matter what anyone says, and no matter what happens, no other musical can beat the one and only "Rocky Horror Picture Show"! Seriously! I know I may be exaggerating, but tied with the Baz Luhrman classic Moulin Rouge!, this is THE greatest musical of all time!

What I like most about "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" is the fact that it has its own inventive style. I mean, look at musicals like Mary Poppins and Sound of Music (both good films by the way). While they have people singing nice lovely songs aimed at families, RHPS tells about a "Sweet Transvestite" and his servants whom dance to "The Time Warp". How many musicals use THAT idea? Also, the characters are brilliant, the story is well thought-out and the songs are all-singing, ... Read More:

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show - Single Disc Edition [1975]

starring: Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick, Richard O'Brien, Patricia Quinn
directed by: Jim Sharman

Release Date October 13, 2003
this film has everything the modern film usually lacks,these include-script,plot,acting,lovable characters,relavent music,iconic scenes,and become a cult classic.
there are tonnes of scenes that everyone will love its a hilarious movie with some very outragious scenes(very raunchy and(homo)erotic)which i love!!!
its a classic film that everyone needs to see.

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A Woman Of Substance - Barbara Taylor Bradford [1988]

starring: Diane Baker; George Baker; Peter Egan; Christopher Guard; Dominic Guard, Jenny Seagrove, Gayle Hunnicutt, Barry Morse, Nicola Pagett
directed by: Don Sharp

Release Date February 24, 2003
When Emma Harte leaves Fairly Hall she is 16, single, and pregnant. With determination hard work and resilience that was to become her trademark, Emma becomes one of the world's richest women. From the streets of Knightsbridge, London to the bustling city of New York, Harte Enterprises becomes the toast of the world.

When Emma Harte has to leaves Fairly Hall after her passionate affair with her masters' son (Peter Chelsom) she is pregnant and alone. Escaping to town of Leeds to be with her friend Blackie O'Neill (Liam Neeson. Emma quickly finds her feet and dominates the market. Driven by revenge, she is determined to avenge herself from the betrayal at the hands of the Fairleys, Emma succeeds in ruining their lives and money and securing incalcuble ... Read More:

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A Different Kind Of Christmas [1996]

starring: Shelley Long, Barry Bostwick, Nathan Lawrence, Nancy McLoughlin, Michael E. Knight
directed by: Tom McLoughlin

Release Date September 22, 2003
Channel 5 usually shows these type of films in the run-up to Christmas - OK to watch whilst doing the ironing but don't stay in especially!

The premise is that a local councillor doesnt like Santa for some reason. For me the twist of the story was good even though it wasn't a great film. However I still wanted to know what happened at the end! The whole film takes place in June which meant that it never felt particularly Christmassy....Santa could just as easily have been the Easter bunny!

I bought this as part of an 8 DVD set - please look at my reviews for the others as I watch them.

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101 Dalmatians II - Patch's London Adventure (Special Edition) [2002]

starring: Barry Bostwick, Jason Alexander, Bobby Lockwood, Martin Short, Samuel West
directed by: Jim Kammerud

Release Date September 29, 2008
Channel 5 usually shows these type of films in the run-up to Christmas - OK to watch whilst doing the ironing but don't stay in especially!

The premise is that a local councillor doesnt like Santa for some reason. For me the twist of the story was good even though it wasn't a great film. However I still wanted to know what happened at the end! The whole film takes place in June which meant that it never felt particularly Christmassy....Santa could just as easily have been the Easter bunny!

I bought this as part of an 8 DVD set - please look at my reviews for the others as I watch them.

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Weekend at Bernie's 2 [1994] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Andrew McCarthy, Jonathan Silverman, Terry Kiser, Troy Beyer, Barry Bostwick
directed by: Robert Klane

Release Date December 04, 2001
As with any sequel, the viewers of the original movie may be a tad disappointed because the formula may have changes some. However this movie can stand alone as one of the outstanding zombie movies like "My Boyfriend's Back" (1993).

Seems we have not seen the last of Bernie. Turns out he embezzled a couple of million dollars and others are out to get it. Our old friends Larry (Andrew McCarthy) and Richard (Jonathan Silverman), accused of being accomplices, found the key and once again are off to the islands. Mean time back at the ranch Bernie is undergoing a voodoo process to track down the deposit box; this process leaves Bernie a dancing fool.

CD-Charts Position 7
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A Different Kind Of Christmas [1996]

starring: Shelley Long, Barry Bostwick, Nathan Lawrence, Nancy McLoughlin, Michael E. Knight
directed by: Tom McLoughlin

Release Date November 19, 2007
Channel 5 usually shows these type of films in the run-up to Christmas - OK to watch whilst doing the ironing but don't stay in especially!

The premise is that a local councillor doesnt like Santa for some reason. For me the twist of the story was good even though it wasn't a great film. However I still wanted to know what happened at the end! The whole film takes place in June which meant that it never felt particularly Christmassy....Santa could just as easily have been the Easter bunny!

I bought this as part of an 8 DVD set - please look at my reviews for the others as I watch them.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Till We Meet Again (REGION 2 ) offical DUTCH release

starring: Michael York, Courteney Cox, Hugh Grant, Mia Sara, Lucy Gutteridge
directed by: Charles Jarrott

Release Date
Connect the cliches and you could have written this one yourself.
If it was intended as spoof of a "sweeping family saga", it was brilliant.
I did have fun seeing the members of the cast before they became
famous and in their defense, what could they do with lines like that?
The bright spot was a very young Huge Grant who was totally satisfying
as the sneering and supercillious stepbrother Bruno who collaborates
with Nazis, robs and ruins his venerable family, insults his saintly stepmother
and so much more.
I'm embarrassed to admit that I watched all four hours. 'Till We Meet Again'
actually is entertaining in its own perverse way and besides,
its hard to look away from a train wreck.

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show / Shock Treatment [1975]

starring: Tim Curry, Cliff De Young, Rik Mayall, Nell Campbell, Ruby Wax
directed by: Jim Sharman

Release Date May 22, 2006
The Rocky Horror Picture Show is a classic, briliantly done & very entertaining.
I was therefore so disappointed with Shock Treatment...felt like turning it off after 20 minutes & wished I had by the end of the film!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Danielle Steel's Once In A Lifetime [1994]

starring: Lindsay Wagner, Barry Bostwick, Amy Aquino, Rex Smith, Duncan Regehr
directed by: Michael Miller

Release Date April 17, 2006

This film brought tears to my eyes.
The characters are great to watch. But then most of Danielle Steel films do. The beginning is quite sad but then it warms your heart when things start to work out for Daphne and her son Andrew.