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E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial -- 20th Anniversary Edition [1982]

starring: Henry Thomas, Dee Wallace (II), Robert MacNaughton, Drew Barrymore, Peter Coyote
directed by: Steven Spielberg

Release Date July 04, 2005
I remember watching this film for the first time when I was about seven. Now, ten years on, I still love it. Every time I watch it, the part in which Elliot thinks that E.T. has died still makes me cry, without fail, because it is so beautiful and emotional. Everything about this film is fabulous: the acting (especailly Drew Barrymore as little Gertie), the music (especially when E.T makes the bikes fly) and the direction. In fact, now I buy any film that has Steven Spielberg's name on it, because I think that someone who can direct something as wonderful as E.T. must have talent and therefore none of the films thathe directs will be bad: in fact they won't be anything but brilliant!!!

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A Summer Place [1959] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Richard Egan, Dorothy McGuire, Sandra Dee, Arthur Kennedy, Troy Donahue
directed by: Delmer Daves

Release Date February 06, 2007
I remember watching this film for the first time when I was about seven. Now, ten years on, I still love it. Every time I watch it, the part in which Elliot thinks that E.T. has died still makes me cry, without fail, because it is so beautiful and emotional. Everything about this film is fabulous: the acting (especailly Drew Barrymore as little Gertie), the music (especially when E.T makes the bikes fly) and the direction. In fact, now I buy any film that has Steven Spielberg's name on it, because I think that someone who can direct something as wonderful as E.T. must have talent and therefore none of the films thathe directs will be bad: in fact they won't be anything but brilliant!!!

CD-Charts Position 3
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Nevada [1997]

starring: Ben Browder; Kirstie Alley; Amy Brenneman; Gabrielle Anwar; Saffron Burrows; Angus Macfadyen; Kathy Najimy; Dee Wallace (II); James Wilder; Bridgette Wilson; David Darmstaeder; Garette Ratliff Henson; Keith Anthony Bennett
directed by: Gary Tieche

Release Date May 05, 2003
I remember watching this film for the first time when I was about seven. Now, ten years on, I still love it. Every time I watch it, the part in which Elliot thinks that E.T. has died still makes me cry, without fail, because it is so beautiful and emotional. Everything about this film is fabulous: the acting (especailly Drew Barrymore as little Gertie), the music (especially when E.T makes the bikes fly) and the direction. In fact, now I buy any film that has Steven Spielberg's name on it, because I think that someone who can direct something as wonderful as E.T. must have talent and therefore none of the films thathe directs will be bad: in fact they won't be anything but brilliant!!!

CD-Charts Position 4
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ET - The Extra-Terrestrial [1982]

starring: Henry Thomas, Dee Wallace (II), Robert MacNaughton, Drew Barrymore, Peter Coyote
directed by: Steven Spielberg

Release Date November 02, 1998
I remember watching this film for the first time when I was about seven. Now, ten years on, I still love it. Every time I watch it, the part in which Elliot thinks that E.T. has died still makes me cry, without fail, because it is so beautiful and emotional. Everything about this film is fabulous: the acting (especailly Drew Barrymore as little Gertie), the music (especially when E.T makes the bikes fly) and the direction. In fact, now I buy any film that has Steven Spielberg's name on it, because I think that someone who can direct something as wonderful as E.T. must have talent and therefore none of the films thathe directs will be bad: in fact they won't be anything but brilliant!!!

CD-Charts Position 5
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The Howling [1981] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Dee Wallace (II), Patrick Macnee, Dennis Dugan, Christopher Stone, Belinda Balaski
directed by: Joe Dante

Release Date August 26, 2003
This is an atmospheric and often scary horror flick, a classic in the werewolf genre. It stars the sweet voiced Dee Wallace as Karen White, a prominent television anchor woman. Contacted by serial killer/rapist Eddie Quist, who has been butchering women, Karen agrees to meet him, hoping to out scoop her competition and end his reign of terror. When she does final get to meet him clandestinely, things do not go as expected, and Karen is severely traumatized by their encounter and unable to recall what happened when they met or recall what Eddie looked like.

Needing to recover from her ordeal, she goes with her husband (Christopher Stone) to an idyllic rural retreat, called "The Colony", on the advice of a celebrity therapist(Patrick MacNee). There, ... Read More:

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Cujo [1983]

starring: Dee Wallace (II), Danny Pintauro, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Christopher Stone, Ed Lauter
directed by: Lewis Teague

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Forget that nonsense that the other revier wrote , this film is absolute comedy . It's the kinda film that you'd watch then impersonate with an obscure friend of yours for years to come . Don't buy it expecting a tense horror film , that it is'nt , and don't expect it to have aged at all well , it looks very 70's . However do get it if u like films like "The Thing" and "The Naked Gun" . At the end if you don't wish a victory for the large rabbid dog , in the duel between the mother and itself , then there's something wrong with you .

CD-Charts Position 7
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Fart: The Movie [2000] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Seth Walther, Kevin P. Farley, Heather McComb, Christine Steel, John Farley
directed by: Matt Berman

Release Date August 27, 2002
Not often enough does there come a film that can make you laugh hysterically and than one minute later put tears in your eyes, but that's exactly what this romantic comedy does. No matter how zany and crazy the antics of Artie and his college buddies get, you never lose sight of the love story that lies beneath. "Artie" a.k.a. F.A.R.T. The Movie is a perfect blend of contrasts, from its ability to have a really funny fart sequence share the same scene with some very touching dialog to having some very talented new-comers work seamlessly along side some very seasoned actors. The combination of rising star Seth Walther(Artie) and veteran actor Rance Howard (Grandpa) make for one of the funniest scenes in the film, for which I defy anyone not to crack up with ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 8
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Decoration Day

starring: James Garner, Judith Ivey, Ruby Dee, Bill Cobbs, Laurence Fishburne
directed by: Robert Markowitz

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Not often enough does there come a film that can make you laugh hysterically and than one minute later put tears in your eyes, but that's exactly what this romantic comedy does. No matter how zany and crazy the antics of Artie and his college buddies get, you never lose sight of the love story that lies beneath. "Artie" a.k.a. F.A.R.T. The Movie is a perfect blend of contrasts, from its ability to have a really funny fart sequence share the same scene with some very touching dialog to having some very talented new-comers work seamlessly along side some very seasoned actors. The combination of rising star Seth Walther(Artie) and veteran actor Rance Howard (Grandpa) make for one of the funniest scenes in the film, for which I defy anyone not to crack up with ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Howling

starring: Dee Wallace (II), Patrick Macnee, Dennis Dugan, Christopher Stone, Belinda Balaski
directed by: Joe Dante

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This is an atmospheric and often scary horror flick, a classic in the werewolf genre. It stars the sweet voiced Dee Wallace as Karen White, a prominent television anchor woman. Contacted by serial killer/rapist Eddie Quist, who has been butchering women, Karen agrees to meet him, hoping to out scoop her competition and end his reign of terror. When she does final get to meet him clandestinely, things do not go as expected, and Karen is severely traumatized by their encounter and unable to recall what happened when they met or recall what Eddie looked like.

Needing to recover from her ordeal, she goes with her husband (Christopher Stone) to an idyllic rural retreat, called "The Colony", on the advice of a celebrity therapist(Patrick MacNee). There, she meets ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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10 [1979] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Dudley Moore, Julie Andrews, Bo Derek, Robert Webber, Dee Wallace (II)
directed by: Blake Edwards

Release Date May 21, 1997
Blake Edwards' 10, proved to be a surprise at the box office, at a time when he lost his main star the gifted comic Peter Sellars who had dominated his entire set of Pink Panther movies and two others including The Crazy World of Henry Orient and The Party.

George Webber (Moore) is a pianist who has a house by the sea and has a strained relationship with his posh no-nonsense girlfriend. Webber, when in his luxurious limo, spots a young woman in a wedding dress, he is fascinated by her youth and her body..................

Edwards began searching for the perfect George Webber, which he found in Dudley Moore and his hollywood career was born out of the ashes where he became an overnight sensation.

10 is about appreciating love by attraction ... Read More: