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Waterloo Bridge [All Region] [import]

starring: Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor, Lucile Watson, Virginia Field, Maria Ouspenskaya
directed by: Mervyn LeRoy

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I have the DVD of this the imported korean version.I bet there is a better copy out there but this is good and the sound is perfect aswell.
Made in 1940 it is still as brilliant now as it was upon its realease.Vivien Leigh in her firt role since Gone With The Wind plays Mara a young ballet dancer who meets Captain Roy Cronin (Robert Taylor)in an air raid warning on Waterloo Bridge in World War 1.They fall in love instantly and agree to marry one day before he has to go back to fight in France.They dont get married as Captain Cronin is called back into action.Months go by and Mara reads that Cronin is dead in a newspaper.After loseing everything she turns prostitute though not said once in the movie you just know that she has.In a chance ... Read More:

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Haunting, The [1999]

starring: Liam Neeson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Owen Wilson, Lili Taylor, Bruce Dern
directed by: Jan de Bont

Release Date November 27, 2000
Need I say more? Buy the excellent Robert Wise 1963 version and don't waste your money on this rubbish. Oh....and what's more, Claire Bloom is far sexier than Catherine Zeta Jones.

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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court/The Emporer Waltz (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Bing Crosby, Rhonda Fleming, Joan Fontaine, Cedric Hardwicke, William Bendix
directed by: Billy Wilder, Tay Garnett

Release Date May 06, 2003
The adaptation of Mark Twain's book "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" to the screen left in the fun parts of the story and took out all the point of the book. The book contains many lessons and thoughts that did not make it into the movie. However the movie is fun to watch and can be quite funny.
An auto mechanic and inventor Hank (Bing Crosby) is transported back to A.D. 528 with his almanac. After realizing where he is, he uses his wits and knowledge of the future to survive. He has many adventures. He helps a King (Cedric Hardwicke) to understand his people, overcomes a tyrant and finds a loyal friend (William Bendix). Naturally being Bing there is music and incantations to blot out the sun. Eventually there is true love Alisande (Rhonda Fleming). ... Read More:

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Waterloo Bridge [1940]

starring: Vivien Leigh, Robert Taylor, Lucile Watson, Virginia Field, Maria Ouspenskaya
directed by: Mervyn LeRoy

Release Date July 06, 1998
Watched it quite by accident one Sunday morning. Found it so sad. Although I could half guess what was going to happen, I was wishing that Robert Taylor was going to save Vivian Leigh in time. Must admit it really upset me. Was really sad for her, but also for him in that he still loved her after all that time. Think I will stop now before I get upset all over again!

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Eternally Yours [1939]

starring: Loretta Young, David Niven, Hugh Herbert, Billie Burke, C. Aubrey Smith
directed by: Tay Garnett

Release Date October 06, 2003
This is not the movie I would have liked to watch since the story of the movie is tame and anticlimactic; then again I am a big fan of Loretta Young, who plays beautiful Anita Halstead an engaged woman to be married. She breaks her engagement to marry a magician named Arturo (David Niven) with whom she develops instant love. The happiness does not last long since her role as a wife and stage assistant is a little too much to handle when she finds out that she has to go on a world tour, and watch her husband's dare-devil stunts and his flirtations with other women. It doesn't take too long for her to divorce him and remarry again, but the magician doesn't give up sitting down. He goes after her, to win her back in spite of the fact she is remarried. Finally Anita realizes ... Read More:

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Dance, Girl, Dance [1940] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Maureen O'Hara, Louis Hayward, Lucille Ball, Virginia Field, Ralph Bellamy
directed by: Dorothy Arzner

Release Date June 19, 2007
This is not the movie I would have liked to watch since the story of the movie is tame and anticlimactic; then again I am a big fan of Loretta Young, who plays beautiful Anita Halstead an engaged woman to be married. She breaks her engagement to marry a magician named Arturo (David Niven) with whom she develops instant love. The happiness does not last long since her role as a wife and stage assistant is a little too much to handle when she finds out that she has to go on a world tour, and watch her husband's dare-devil stunts and his flirtations with other women. It doesn't take too long for her to divorce him and remarry again, but the magician doesn't give up sitting down. He goes after her, to win her back in spite of the fact she is remarried. Finally Anita realizes ... Read More:

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The Haunting [1999] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Lili Taylor, Liam Neeson, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Owen Wilson, Bruce Dern
directed by: Jan de Bont

Release Date November 23, 1999
Need I say more? Buy the excellent Robert Wise 1963 version and don't waste your money on this rubbish. Oh....and what's more, Claire Bloom is far sexier than Catherine Zeta Jones.

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The Mr. Moto Collection, Vol. 1 (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Peter Lorre, Virginia Field, Thomas Beck, Sig Ruman, Murray Kinnell
directed by: Norman Foster

Release Date August 01, 2006
Mr. Moto, at least for me, is a surprise. The Hollywood caricatures of other races -- the foot-shuffling and eye-rolling of black males, the "Ah-so'ing,' "honorable son" and awful pseudo-Confucianism of Charlie Chan -- is not much present with Kentaro Moto (Peter Lorre), executive director of an import-export firm "with a hobby for magic." Sure, this being Hollywood Lorre wears glasses but they're not thick. He uses a dental appliance with slightly protuberant and poorly spaced choppers, but it's only a slight exaggeration. There's some overly polite dialogue for Lorre, but Lorre's distinctive Hungarian accent makes it more piquant that demeaning.

Mr. Moto also is an expert at hand-to-hand combat, an occasional detective and good at disguises. He's smart and clever. It ... Read More:

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The Mr. Moto Collection, Vol. 2 (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Peter Lorre, Ricardo Cortez, Virginia Field, John Carradine, George Sanders
directed by: Herbert I. Leeds, James Tinling, Norman Foster

Release Date February 13, 2007
By now the Mr. Moto series has settled for the most part into the standard low budget conventions of minimal investment by the studio in the hope of maximum return. Kentaro Moto is still interesting, a combination of politeness, a clever mind and violence. Peter Lorre makes him worth watching, but Lorre, who resented being stuck in these programmers and not making much money out of them, is just doing what he has to do. That wouldn't necessarily be a bad thing in a programmer if the plots were complicated, the dialogue displayed writing skill and the acting went beyond moustache twirling. That's not the case with some of these four.

Mr. Moto in Danger Island:
Moto is in Puerto Rico to crack a case of diamond smuggling. Cheap South American diamonds are flowing through ... Read More:

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Eternally Yours [1939] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Loretta Young, David Niven, Hugh Herbert, Billie Burke, C. Aubrey Smith
directed by: Tay Garnett

Release Date October 09, 2003
This is not the movie I would have liked to watch since the story of the movie is tame and anticlimactic; then again I am a big fan of Loretta Young, who plays beautiful Anita Halstead an engaged woman to be married. She breaks her engagement to marry a magician named Arturo (David Niven) with whom she develops instant love. The happiness does not last long since her role as a wife and stage assistant is a little too much to handle when she finds out that she has to go on a world tour, and watch her husband's dare-devil stunts and his flirtations with other women. It doesn't take too long for her to divorce him and remarry again, but the magician doesn't give up sitting down. He goes after her, to win her back in spite of the fact she is remarried. Finally Anita realizes that she still loves ... Read More: