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ET - 20th Anniversary [1982]

starring: Henry Thomas|Drew Barrymore|Peter Coyote
directed by: Steven Spielberg

Release Date October 28, 2002
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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Boys On The Side [1995]

starring: Whoopi Goldberg, Mary-Louise Parker, Drew Barrymore, Matthew McConaughey, James Remar
directed by: Herbert Ross

Release Date May 13, 1996
I absolutely love this movie and have watched it several times over. The script is brilliant and you'll find yourself in fits of laughter quite often although be warned tissues may be needed too.
Two women (Whoopi Goldberg and Mary-Louise Parker) agree to travel cross-country together even though they don't know each other in order to share the cost and for safety. On the way they acquire another member (Drew Barrymore) who is an old friend of Whoopi Goldberg's character. The three women are different in almost every way but soon become good friends sharing laughs and tears. A story about a journey of the heart, true friendship and the hardships it can conquer.

Touching and absolutely hilarious this is a movie that should not be ... Read More:

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E.T.: The Extra-Terrestrial [1982]

starring: Henry Thomas, Drew Barrymore, Peter Coyote, Erika Eleniak, Dee Wallace
directed by: Steven Spielberg

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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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Riding In Cars With Boys [2001]

starring: Drew Barrymore, Steve Zahn, Adam Garcia, Brittany Murphy, James Woods
directed by: Penny Marshall

Release Date October 06, 2003
Zahn outstanding in his role
Well what a good film what more can I add to all other postive reviews.
A very good Christmas film due to the amount of snow present in scenes
Very watchable and story touching and absorbing

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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!!!

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Babes In Toyland

starring: Drew Barrymore, Keanu Reeves, Pat Morita, Richard Mulligan, Walter Buschhoff
directed by: Clive Donner

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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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While The City Sleeps [1956]

starring: Dana Andrews, Rhonda Fleming, George Sanders, Howard Duff, Thomas Mitchell
directed by: Fritz Lang

Release Date October 01, 1999
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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Batman Forever [1995]

starring: Val Kilmer, Tommy Lee Jones, Jim Carrey, Nicole Kidman, Chris O'Donnell
directed by: Joel Schumacher

Release Date October 01, 1999
As above. I'm referring to the 1960s TV show, not the comics. The first two Burton spectaculars, for all their grand gothicness, missed this connection totally and didn't even introduce us to Robin. So this film was a welcome addition to the series and set its own tone completely. The viewers who don't like it seem to be mostly judging it on its breakaway from the first two movies, and not on its own merits. I think the director did a grand job and the casting was perfect. Kilmer made a great Batman, showing more human vulnerability and even naivete through his caped crusader guise than the stiffer, darker, more concealed Keaton did. Lee-Jones was right as Two-Face and Carey was the real star of the show as the Riddler, all theatre and facial expressions - a great performance ... Read More:

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Beyond Control - The Amy Fisher Story [1992]

starring: Drew Barrymore, Anthony John Denison, Harley Jane Kozak, Tom Mason, Laurie Paton
directed by: Andrew Tennant

Release Date March 14, 1994
This is one of my favourite drew barrymore films! It's the story of 16 year old Amy fisher, who fell in love with a much older,married man, and then shot his wife out of jelousy. Drew's acting is really on the mark and even has you feeling sorry for Amy.This is a must see for Drew fans!

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Scream [1997]

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

Release Date April 20, 1998
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.