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Fight Club [1999]

starring: Brad Pitt, Edward Norton, Helena Bonham Carter, Meat Loaf, Zach Grenier
directed by: David Fincher

Release Date July 05, 2004
fight club is one of my favourite movies and i think this film is one of the best of all time.with its cast and crew this film is extremely powerful.and fight club shines with good acting of brad pitt and edward norton.this two disc dvd set also deserves 5 stars in all aspects.with the movie seven i think fight club is best film of brad pitt.
with fascinating performances and messages this movie will always be remembered as a masterpiece.
i recommend this small treasure box (this dvd set) to everyone who wants to see a really powerful and funny movie.yes this film is both teaches and amuses at the same time.

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Never Been Kissed [1999]

starring: Drew Barrymore, David Arquette, Michael Vartan, Molly Shannon, John C. Reilly
directed by: Raja Gosnell

Release Date June 19, 2000
Nice easy to watch film, passes the time and a bit more. Drew Barrymore, I find, is sweet and appealing as an actress but never too much, can usually enjoy watching her, and that is the case here too. She carries the film along, and David Arquette is good fun as her brother. Enjoyable and with a happy ending but not too sweet, just.

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Scream [1997]

starring: Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Skeet Ulrich, Rose McGowan
directed by: Wes Craven

Release Date February 26, 2001
Craven's "Scream" is a masterpiece, it can't be denied. The intricate references to previous horror-movie greats is fantastic and Craven voices his thoughts on the horror genre throughout the film through the character Randy, a movie buff.
There are many plot twists and turns that make for edge-of-your-seat viewing. I loved this film and I highly recommend it to any horror fan. I also recommend you buy the soundtrack - it's awesome.

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The Big Blue [1988]

starring: Rosanna Arquette, David Brisbin, Marc Duret, Andreas Voutsinas, Jean-Marc Barr
directed by: Luc Besson

Release Date June 30, 2003
Ther's only one word to describe this movie: BEAUTIFUL. this is without a doubt my favourite movie ever and every one of my friends that has seen this movie falls in love with it. its a simple story of friendship and diving but it is the most magical movie that I have seen.

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The Work Of Director Michel Gondry

starring: Michel Gondry, Akhenaton, Patricia Arquette, Thomas Bangalter, Beck
directed by: Michel Gondry, Lance Bangs, Olivier Gondry

Release Date December 01, 2003
Gondry has this wizardly combination of cool ideas and a real feeling for the music he's illuminating. Highlights for me are Beck's Deadweight - which is full of haunting and humerous images of dislocation - and Chemical Bros' Star Guitar - which perfectly maps the tune onto a hypnotic view of industrial suburbs from the window of a train.

When I play it on my PC, the DVD freezes after I select an option from the menu where he's playing drums (though you can get round this) - hence four stars instead of five.

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Airheads [1994]

starring: Brendan Fraser, Steve Buscemi, Adam Sandler, Chris Farley, Michael McKean
directed by: Michael Lehmann

Release Date October 06, 2003
I am sorry but if you dont enjoy this film you must have had a sense of humour bypass operation when you were younger. The cast is great, the story superb and the music excellent. A film you will keep coming back to when you need to put a smile on your face!!

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The Grey Zone [2002]

starring: Daniel Benzali, Steve Buscemi, Mira Sorvino, David Arquette, David Chandler
directed by: Tim Blake Nelson

Release Date April 28, 2008
The Grey Zone is another well-intentioned failure to add to the canon of Holocaust cinema. On one level you feel bad for criticizing a sincere effort, but on the other when a film with this subject matter (the revolt of the Jewish and Polish Sonderkomandos who ran the crematoriums in Auschwitz in return for a few more months of life) doesn't actually make you FEEL, there's definitely something wrong with it. A few of the performances (Steve Buscemi, Daniel Benzali, David Arquette) are excellent, but far too many are inadequate (especially Alan Corduner in a key role) or just plain bad (Harvey Keitel and Bryan O'Byrne's unfortunately comic book Nazis). The dialogue in director Tim Blake Nelson's script, based on his play, is extremely problematic, to put it mildly. Aiming for evasiveness, ... Read More:

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Medium: The Fourth Season (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Sofia Vassilieva, Patricia Arquette, Miguel Sandoval, Maria Lark, Jake Weber
directed by: Miguel Sandoval, Aaron Lipstadt, Arlene Sanford, David Arquette, Leon Ichaso

Release Date September 09, 2008
The Grey Zone is another well-intentioned failure to add to the canon of Holocaust cinema. On one level you feel bad for criticizing a sincere effort, but on the other when a film with this subject matter (the revolt of the Jewish and Polish Sonderkomandos who ran the crematoriums in Auschwitz in return for a few more months of life) doesn't actually make you FEEL, there's definitely something wrong with it. A few of the performances (Steve Buscemi, Daniel Benzali, David Arquette) are excellent, but far too many are inadequate (especially Alan Corduner in a key role) or just plain bad (Harvey Keitel and Bryan O'Byrne's unfortunately comic book Nazis). The dialogue in director Tim Blake Nelson's script, based on his play, is extremely problematic, to put it mildly. Aiming for evasiveness, ... Read More:

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Scream 2 [1998]

starring: Neve Campbell, Courteney Cox, David Arquette, Sarah Michelle Gellar, Jamie Kennedy
directed by: Wes Craven

Release Date February 26, 2001
While attending the premiere of the new horror film 'Stab,' a young couple, (Omar Epps and Jada Painkett) are viciously murdered. The film is based on the events of the first 'Scream.' During a year off at college, Sidney (Neve Campbell) is tormenting her roommate, Hallie (Elise Neal) so she seeks out friend Randy (Jaime Kennedy) to shed some light on what happened in the theater. Due to the event, Gale (Courtney Cox) and Dewey (David Arquette) arrive at the school to probe the relationship between what happened. The man who she accused of murdering her mother, Cotton Weary (Live Schrieber) also visits Sidney's college to get the truth from her about him. With Sidney at a party on campus, one of her friends, Cici (Sarah Michelle Geller) is killed. Sidney's boyfriend, Derek (Jerry O'Connell) is ... Read More:

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See Spot Run [2001]

starring: David Arquette, Michael Clarke Duncan, Leslie Bibb, Joe Viterelli, Angus T. Jones
directed by: John Whitesell

Release Date February 18, 2002
A brilliant film - this is the kind of family film I like. A few years ago Hollywood used to make dog comedies aimed at the family audience, and it meant one thing - your kids would love it, but you would have to endure it.

Whats so great about this is it works on a lot of levels - there's comedy aimed at both adults and kids. David Arquette showcases the kind of manic comic timing which makes you wonder why you don't see him in more movies. Michael Clarke Duncan gives the tough guy with a soft underbelly performance you've come to rely on him over the years. But both are of course outdone by "Spot" the dog here.

Some brilliant slapstick comedy which will keep you laughing on repeat viewings ...