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Dallas: J.R. Returns

starring: Rosalind Allen, Chris Demetral, Patrick Duffy, Linda Gray, Larry Hagman
directed by: Leonard Katzman

Release Date February 02, 1998
5 years ago jr ewing had lost it all, no oil business, 2 wives who left him, 3 kids either living their own life, not wanting to know him or not even knowing of him. aswell as that he had fallen off the wagon after being warned off the drink, ewing oil was owned by cliff and southfork by bobby. so he fired a shot and we were led to believe that he had killed himself.

But after 5 years we find hes very much alive and hadnt killed himself, after an extended stay in europe he returns refreshed and ready to take back the town of dallas.

with barnes planning to sell ewing oil to westar jr has to act fast to save his beloved company from vanishing into the hands of another arch enemy carter mckay. all this whilst his lonely ... Read More:

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John Wayne Three Film Collection

starring: John Wayne, Neville Brand, Gary Grimes, Royal Dano, Denver Pyle
directed by: Burt Kennedy, Mark Rydell, Andrew V. McLaglen

Release Date October 20, 1997
5 years ago jr ewing had lost it all, no oil business, 2 wives who left him, 3 kids either living their own life, not wanting to know him or not even knowing of him. aswell as that he had fallen off the wagon after being warned off the drink, ewing oil was owned by cliff and southfork by bobby. so he fired a shot and we were led to believe that he had killed himself.

But after 5 years we find hes very much alive and hadnt killed himself, after an extended stay in europe he returns refreshed and ready to take back the town of dallas.

with barnes planning to sell ewing oil to westar jr has to act fast to save his beloved company from vanishing into the hands of another arch enemy carter mckay. all this whilst his lonely ... Read More:

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Cool Hand Luke [1967]

starring: Paul Newman, George Kennedy, Strother Martin, J.D. Cannon, Lou Antonio
directed by: Stuart Rosenberg

Release Date February 14, 2000
The anti-establishment attitude of the Sixties is personified in the lead character of Stuart Rosenberg's "Cool Hand Luke." While Paul Newman is indeed "cool" in every sense of the word in the title role, the film unfortunately fails to recreate that same restless energy and urgency of "Rebel Without A Cause" (1955) - the spiritual predecessor of "Cool Hand Luke" from the decade prior.

Luke Jackson (Newman) is caught vandalizing parking meters early one morning. As punishment for his deed, he is sentenced to a prison farm chain gang for two years. Unsurprisingly, Luke refuses to conform to the norms imposed on him by both the guards and the other prisoners. His defiance turns him into a folk hero among his fellow inmates but the prison ... Read More:

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Lullaby Of Broadway [1950]

starring: Doris Day, Gene Nelson, S.Z. Sakall, Billy De Wolfe, Gladys George
directed by: David Butler

Release Date March 27, 2000
Doris Day stars in this excellent movie with many classic songs that you will find yourself singing along to. Highlights from the film include the Lullaby of Broadway title number at the end of the film, and really any other song that Doris Day sings. This is a great movie with a very good feel-good factor.

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Rancho Notorious [1952]

starring: Marlene Dietrich, Arthur Kennedy, Mel Ferrer, Gloria Henry, William Frawley
directed by: Fritz Lang

Release Date July 28, 1997
A strangely humorous film, although I can't say if that was Lang's intention. In this film Marlene Dietrich (Altar Keane)is playing her classic feme fetal role. Also, with a name like Altar Keane I don't know if it was intentional on the part of Fritz Lang to give her a name that has a hidden meaning, for example an altar is a place were you take sacrifices, this is precisely what Altar Keane expected from her outlaws. These men, if they expected to hide out at Rancho Notorious had to give up 10% of their loot. Madness, vengence and obsession unhinge the narrative but also drive it forward, its as if the story is the double of an interior state of mindand the creation of an obsession. The film tells a story of a legend, a legend already written, ... Read More:

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Steel

starring: Lee Majors, Jennifer O'Neill, Art Carney, Harris Yulin, George Kennedy
directed by: Steve Carver

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A strangely humorous film, although I can't say if that was Lang's intention. In this film Marlene Dietrich (Altar Keane)is playing her classic feme fetal role. Also, with a name like Altar Keane I don't know if it was intentional on the part of Fritz Lang to give her a name that has a hidden meaning, for example an altar is a place were you take sacrifices, this is precisely what Altar Keane expected from her outlaws. These men, if they expected to hide out at Rancho Notorious had to give up 10% of their loot. Madness, vengence and obsession unhinge the narrative but also drive it forward, its as if the story is the double of an interior state of mindand the creation of an obsession. The film tells a story of a legend, a legend already written, ... Read More:

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The Delta Force [1986]

starring: Chuck Norris, Lee Marvin, Martin Balsam, Joey Bishop, Robert Forster
directed by: Menahem Golan

Release Date February 01, 2000
It's all here! Gloriously politically incorrect, the sort of movie that just couldn't / wouldn't be made today. Guns, explosions, expendable terrorist henchmen, planes, motorbikes, car chases, classic one-liners, it's all here set against a powerful 1980's synthesiser soundtrack. Chuck Norris at his very best in a film which actually had a big budget. Watch after a few beers and it's the best 2 hours of TV you will ever watch - fantastic !!!!

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The Boston Strangler [1968]

starring: Tony Curtis, Henry Fonda, George Kennedy, Mike Kellin, Hurd Hatfield
directed by: Richard Fleischer

Release Date May 17, 1999
This tragic and powerful tale sees the growth of evil in Curtis' character, built up by a breath-taking and passionate performance from a Hollywood legend in what was a watershed performance for him.
This is a sinister film, brilliantly directed and so clever in the way the plot folds out.
If you haven't seen this, or any Curtis movie,I cannot recommend strongly enough that you give this film a go.

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Airport '77 [1977]

starring: Jack Lemmon, Lee Grant, Brenda Vaccaro, Joseph Cotten, Olivia De Havilland
directed by: Jerry Jameson

Release Date July 01, 1999
The Most exciting Airport's of all! Including a wonderful supporting cast... Christopher Lee & Lee Grant do a great job. Brenda Vaccaro and Jack Lemmon do most of the brave work! The effects are breathtaking & the set looks stunning. The Music is grand and the story although quite familiar & cliche is still fun! A must for all those fans who love a good old fashioned disaster Movie.

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Dirty Dingus Magee [1970]

starring: Frank Sinatra, George Kennedy, Anne Jackson, Lois Nettleton, Jack Elam
directed by: Burt Kennedy

Release Date April 03, 2000
The Most exciting Airport's of all! Including a wonderful supporting cast... Christopher Lee & Lee Grant do a great job. Brenda Vaccaro and Jack Lemmon do most of the brave work! The effects are breathtaking & the set looks stunning. The Music is grand and the story although quite familiar & cliche is still fun! A must for all those fans who love a good old fashioned disaster Movie.