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The Man Who Knew Too Much [1955]

starring: James Stewart, Doris Day, Brenda De Banzie, Bernard Miles, Ralph Truman
directed by: Alfred Hitchcock

Release Date October 17, 2005
Dr. Ben McKenna (James Stewart) has turned a medical conference in Paris into an extended family vacation. After several other stops in Europe, he and his wife Jo (Doris Day) and son Hank (Christopher Olsen) head to Marrakech, Morocco. Within their first few hours there, they befriend Frenchman Louis Bernard (Daniel Gelin) and British couple Edward and Lucy Drayton (Bernard Miles and Brenda De Banzie).

But things turn sinister the next morning when a man dies in Ben's arms. Before he does, the dying man whispers something in Ben's ear. And with that, the McKennas find their vacation is anything but relaxing. Instead, they are caught up in international intrigue that leads them from Africa to London. What's going on? And will ... Read More:

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Jane Eyre [1944] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Orson Welles, Joan Fontaine, Margaret O'Brien, Peggy Ann Garner, John Sutton
directed by: John Cork, Robert Stevenson

Release Date April 24, 2007
I was induced to read Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre," a beloved literary classic, at the relatively early age of eleven - all because I saw this movie. I had stayed-up late on a Saturday night, with my favorite aunt as company, and we watched the 1944 version of Jane Eyre, with Jane Fontaine and Orson Welles, on TV. At the conclusion, I noticed I had cried my way through a box of tissues and had become a fan forever. The next day I visited the library. Although I have seen three or four cinematic interpretations of "Jane Eyre" since that time, Director Robert Stevenson's production, co-written for the screen by Aldous Huxley, John Houseman, and Mr. Stevenson is by far my favorite. The writers and director remained faithful to Miss Bronte's magnificent ... Read More:

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Invaders from Mars [1953] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Helena Carter, Arthur Franz, Jimmy Hunt, Leif Erickson, Hillary Brooke
directed by: William Cameron Menzies

Release Date December 03, 2002
Be sure to notice all the standard Sci-fi actors and even the Beaver's mother "Kelston's Secretary" (Barbara Billingsley).

This movie was well done with just the right amount of spookiness and has a kid's perspective on what is happening. This is not a kid is smarter than his/her parents movie. There are lots of strange happenings and lots of tension. I will not go into the details as if you have not seen the movie it is more fun to be surprised.

Right from the beginning Little David MacLean sees a flying saucer land in the sandpit behind the house. He tells his parents. They being good parents check it out for him and naturally find nothing out of the ordinary. Maybe he had a nightmare or maybe the nightmare is just beginning as everyone ... Read More:

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Jane Eyre [1943]

starring: Orson Welles, Joan Fontaine, Margaret O'Brien, Peggy Ann Garner, John Sutton
directed by: Robert Stevenson

Release Date August 01, 1994
I was induced to read Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre," a beloved literary classic, at the relatively early age of eleven - all because I saw this movie. I had stayed-up late on a Saturday night, with my favorite aunt as company, and we watched the 1944 version of Jane Eyre, with Jane Fontaine and Orson Welles, on TV. At the conclusion, I noticed I had cried my way through a box of tissues and had become a fan forever. The next day I visited the library. Although I have seen three or four cinematic interpretations of "Jane Eyre" since that time, Director Robert Stevenson's production, co-written for the screen by Aldous Huxley, John Houseman, and Mr. Stevenson is by far my favorite. The writers and director remained faithful to Miss Bronte's magnificent work and brought ... Read More:

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Sherlock Holmes And The Voice Of Terror [1942]

starring: Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Hillary Brooke
directed by: John Rawlins

Release Date September 25, 2006
Atmospheric brilliance from this fine classic Holmes film. One of the most enjoyable of the Rathbone collection. A marvellous plot with plenty of action, drama, and good old fashioned patriotic "this blessed nation". Watson still manages to make the final triumph an absolute joy - Nigel Bruce's comic timing was brilliant at times. An absolute must for new and old fans alike.

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Lost Continent [1951] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Cesar Romero, Hillary Brooke, Chick Chandler, John Hoyt, Acquanetta
directed by: Sam Newfield

Release Date December 04, 2001
Atmospheric brilliance from this fine classic Holmes film. One of the most enjoyable of the Rathbone collection. A marvellous plot with plenty of action, drama, and good old fashioned patriotic "this blessed nation". Watson still manages to make the final triumph an absolute joy - Nigel Bruce's comic timing was brilliant at times. An absolute must for new and old fans alike.

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Invaders from Mars/Crawlin' Eye (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Helena Carter, Arthur Franz, Jimmy Hunt, Leif Erickson, Hillary Brooke
directed by: Quentin Lawrence, William Cameron Menzies

Release Date October 21, 2003
Invaders
Where is Col. Fielding when you need him?
Be sure to notice all the standard Sci-fi actors and even the Beaver's mother "Kelston's Secretary" (Barbara Billingsley). This movie was well done with just the right amount of spookiness and has a kid's perspective on what is happening. This is not a kid is smarter than his/her parents movie. There are lots of strange happenings and lots of tension. I will not go into the details as if you have not seen the movie it is more fun to be surprised.
Right from the beginning Little David MacLean sees a flying saucer land in the sandpit behind the house. He tells his parents. They being good parents check it out for him and naturally find nothing out of the ordinary. Maybe he had a nightmare or maybe the nightmare ... Read More:

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Africa Screams [2002]

starring: Bud Abbott;Lou Costello;Clyde Beatty;Frank Buck;Max Baer;Buddy Baer;Hillary Brooke;Shemp Howard;Joe Besser;Burt Wenland;Bill Walker;Martin Wilkins;Charles Gemora;Arthur Hecht
directed by: Charles Barton

Release Date March 25, 2002
This is one of my favourite Abbott & Costello films and i have no problems with the quality of the film because it was excellent and i would recommend it to anyone.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Kings Of Comedy Collection, The [2004]

starring: Bud Abbott;Lou Costello;Stan Laurel;Oliver Hardy;Dean Martin;Jerry Lewis;Hillary Brooke;Polly Bergen

Release Date September 20, 2004
This is one of my favourite Abbott & Costello films and i have no problems with the quality of the film because it was excellent and i would recommend it to anyone.

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Sherlock Holmes - Faces Death [1943]

starring: Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Hillary Brooke, Milburn Stone
directed by: Roy William Neill

Release Date May 12, 2003
This is one of my favourite Abbott & Costello films and i have no problems with the quality of the film because it was excellent and i would recommend it to anyone.