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#Pulp Fiction (Two-Disc Collector’s Edition)# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
I think Quentin creates films that are masterpieces of creativity, just like Kubrick uses imagery. This film has really great characters who just come across with dialog that doesnt so much ring with wit but with imagination. The film uses actors who just turn their roles into scene stealers again and again. It is about gangsters who work for the big boss Maurice. Maurice doesnt show up too much except for a cat and mouse run that turns into a trial of shame and pain for this heavyweight criminal. Willis doesnt say too much, but he reflects his nonverbal as stoic until he turns into a baby talker with his uniquely attractive french girlfriend with a very round apple face. The two main thugs are Fishburne and Travolta, they both do a good job. I like the way Fishburne uses his speech and articulates so eloquently, he finally feels his bible verse during a murder raid, which will change his life. He decides to become a savior to another mixed up couple during a coffee shop burgler gone wrong. Travolta and Thurman are the most inventive and I loved when they share an intimate outing with drugs overtaking the real connection. They do the twist at a rock a billy diner with the old caddy cars as booths for the lucky few. Keitel plays an organized yuppie sweeper almost seen as godlike by his fame of handling dirty jobs so perfectly. He has a short take but its another creme de le creme character. The things I liked were the cool connection of the Travolta and Thurman, the twist and the fun of showing off their style. I liked Thurmans camera director meeting with him. She displays this air of creativity and in the moment fun even though on a high. Filming is fun, I liked to do little short character takes or shooting your friends like an interview. It was different. I liked the coffee shop. I liked the motel with the anonimity and intimacy they shared, with the overcast skies. I liked the thought of a big breakfast with blueberry pancakes and sausages with lots of maple syrup. I liked that they could go anywhere and experience great adventures like Bora Bora. I liked that Willis went back to help the oppressor out of so much degradation. I liked the way Fishburne wanted to walk the planet, meeting others sharing moments and being open to life. A must see flick.
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Critics and audiences worldwide hailed PULP FICTION as the star-studded picture that redefined cinema in the 20th Century! Writer/director Quentin Tarantino (Academy Award(R) Winner — Best Original Screenplay, 1994) delivers an unforgettable cast of characters — including a pair of low-rent hit men (John Travolta and Samuel L. Jackson), their boss’s sexy wife (Uma Thurman), and a desperate prizefighter (Bruce Willis) — in a wildly entertaining and exhilarating motion picture adventure that both thrills and amuses!
If you like slime-balls, you’ll love this movie – Mr. Critical – Cleveland, OH
Philosopher Hannah Arendt’s phrase “the banality of evil” comes to mind. I just can’t get interested in shallow, repetitive antics of such characters.
You can throw in clever dialog, cinematic techniques, A-list stars until you are blue in the face; but the utter hallowness of the movie remains.
Love It!!! – Jamisha King – MEMPHIS, TN, US
Bought this movie for my friend and he loves it. It is one of his all time favorite movies!!!
Like it – Chicoodee – Lompoc
Bought this for my husbands birthday and it was good. Initially when we watched it I thought, hmm, I wish this was a directors cut or unedited or something. After then watching the 2nd disc and hearing the method behind the madness of deleting parts the director had, it made the movie more complete and understandably enjoyable.
I was a little bummed by the box it came in. It arrived warped.
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Despite the purposefully ambiguous “kill them all” message inserted into the script (more on that later), The Kingdom comes across as a very realistic action movie with delicate political and religious overtones. Without extreme jingoism or political preaching, a picture of the Saudi Arabian kingdom – a possible metaphor for the Iraq war or Islam – is painted in which a culture clash between American FBI agents and oppositional Saudi officials is juxtaposed so that a common bond can be emotionally unearthed beneath the bloody rubble of a terrorist attack.
In a post-9/11 environment – a world that has since discovered the majority of the hijackers’ were Saudi – the once strong bond between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia has weakened under tension. After a brutal terrorist attack on ARAMCO civilians playing softball, several FBI agents – Ronald Fleurry (Foxx), Grant Sykes (Cooper), Janet Mayes (Garner), Adam Leavitt (Bateman) – are sent to the Middle East to cooperate with initially resistant local officials and find the responsible party in a small five-day window. While clue hunting, respect between the various investigators is forged, as societal differences are overcome and eventually eschewed because of common bonds, similar foes, and shared emotions – particularly between FBI team lead Fleurry and Colonel Faris Al Ghazi (Barhom).
From top to bottom this movie exudes realism. The location is authentic; the debris smolders; the locals look confused, terrified, and angry. The direction is crisp, keeping the viewer on the edge of the seat as soon as it is revealed the hunt is on for a terrorist explosives expert. Action for the entire second half of the movie. And the ending? Woo, the ending is crazy. A frenzy of gun-play with automatic fire ringing ears, the wet thwop of bodies receiving lead injections, and speaker-rumbling bass accompanying every bomb or RPG.
The script by Matthew Michael Carnahan is borderline genius. How representatives of two foreign governments can come together so quickly, to bond so thoroughly, to display such shared emotion, all while suffering through nearly unspeakable blood and violence, and not feel forced or rushed, is incredibly complimentary for the script and actors who made the situations and relationships so believable. While somewhat unbelievable at times, its flawless execution makes otherwise noticeable gaffs (Jennifer Garner’s outfits in Saudi Arabia would have been frowned upon) disappear.
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I believe the phrase “Kill them all” spoken by the terrorist at the end is what he sees as proactive guidance in reference to his enemies, to kill them simply for who they are. Conversely, I believe the phrase, when spoken by Jamie Foxx’s character, is meant as a vow of revenge in the name of justice, to kill those who have already committed murders and atrocities. In my view, the two are unequal, and serve as the primary reason for the tensions and dangers that currently exist.
Jason Elin
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“A High-Octane Action Movie.” -A. O. Scott, The New York Times Oscar® winners Jamie Foxx (Collateral) and Chris Cooper (Breach) and Golden Globe® winners Jennifer Garner (Daredevil) and Jason Bateman (Smokin’ Aces) ignite the screen in this high-intensity thriller about a team of elite FBI agents sent to Saudi Arabia to solve a brutal mass murder and find a killer before he strikes again. Out of their element and under heavy fire, the team must join forces with their Saudi counterparts. As these unlikely allies begin to unlock the secrets of the crime scene, the team is led into a heart-stopping, do-or-die confrontation.
Kingdom – The Movie – Lynwood –
Movie was much better than expected,Jamie Fox is great in this,wish I had gotten it sooner..If your sitting on the fence about this one it is 1 to buy!!!!
GREAT MOVIE, NOT SO GREAT MESSAGE… – Intro Spective – new york, ny United States
I agree with other reviewers that this is a fantastic, non-stop action flick with never a dull moment. Great story, finely drawn characters, and (most say no, I say yes) excellent script for an action movie.
While much is said about the talented Mr. Foxx, may I add how surprising and delightful Mr. Jason Bateman is turning out to be, not as the cute and boyish TV guy we are familiar with, but he is rapidly delevoping into a very charismatic and talented movie star/actor. I was no huge fan of his but his screen presence is palpable. So is that of Chris Cooper. We know of course how magetic Garner and Foxx are.
Very engrossing flick from the talented Peter Berg. Sadley talent does not negate naivete’, for the take-home message here seems to ultimately be, simply this, just told in another (and insidious) way: Why can’t we all just get along so wars and terrorism can magically vanish if we just love one another. And ***SPOILER ALERT MAY BE HERE:::**** in the end, the heroic efforts and motivations that propel the people who daily lay their lives on the line to try to protect all people, are equated with motivations of the actions of the bad guys. Not so. Mr. Peter Berg, you made a really good movie, but your message is sadly uninformed to an almost child-like extent in this particular instance.
4 stars for a really good movie as entertainment, 1 star off for a message that is too naive to explain away.
An Action Film with Insight – David – Houston, Texas, USA
This is an out and out action film; my wife walked out after the first few minutes and didn’t come back. I’ll agree that it is violent but in the situations this film addresses, violence can and should be expected.
The film provides some interesting insights into life in the Middle East; although I’ve never been there, news reports and video clips over the past several years seem to confirm the use of violence as a negotiating tool. Life in the Middle East, and especially in Saudi Arabia, reflects a worldview that is diametrically opposed to Western thought.
The film is fast paced and moves toward an ending that even increases the pace of the action. As the film closes one is left with statements from both sides that indicate the struggle will continue; it is not just the individuals that are in opposition, but two opposing worldviews.
Historians who address this struggle are quick to point out the fact that the battle has been going on for centuries with greater or lesser intensity. It appears that the level of intensity has been increasing again for several years now.
The confrontations described in “The Kingdom” will not be going away any time soon, sadly to say.
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#Rear Window (Collector’s Edition)# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
This 1954 Alfred Hitchcock classic was nominated for four Academy awards. I remember seeing it years ago and loving it. Seeing it again, I’m reminded of the way things used to be, and it is certainly worthwhile as a retro experience. It’s interesting to see the clothing styles and the dial telephones. There’s also a mystery that kept me interested.
Jimmy Stewart is cast in the role of a photographer with a broken leg. He’s confined to his apartment which is supposed to be in New York’s Greenwich village. From his window, he observes his neighbors. And the apartment house across the street just happens to be designed in a way that he can look into the windows of all the apartments and get a bird’s eye view into the lives other people’s lives. Every day a nurse, played by Thelma Ritter, comes to look in on him. She shares his interest in his neighbors and she counsels him about his love life. It seems his girlfriend, played by Grace Kelly, wants to marry him but he holds back because she is a society girl and he doubts if she can fit into his life of international travel to a wide variety of war-torn and isolated places. But as the film progresses, she gets more and more involved in what he suspects is a murder in the apartment across the courtyard. She’s beautiful, of course, with an unnaturally tiny waistline which was the style in those days, and she plays her part well. Raymond Burr is cast in the role of the supposed murderer. Did he or did he not kill his wife? This is the storyline that keeps the audience guessing.
The plot moves swiftly and it certainly captured my interest. And Hitchcock had a way of capturing suspense that is unique. It is successful as a film in most ways. But it’s 2010 now I’m a bit jaded. That why, in spite of my giving this film a high recommendation, I’m not exactly sure that it has stood the test of time.
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None of Hitchcock’s films has ever given a clearer view of his genius for suspense than Rear Window. When professional photographer J.B. “Jeff” Jeffries (James Stewart) is confined to a wheelchair with a broken leg, he becomes obsessed with watching the private dramas of his neighbors play out across the courtyard. When he suspects a salesman may have murdered his nagging wife, Jeffries enlists the help of his glamorous socialite girlfriend (Grace Kelly) to investigate the highly suspicious chain of events… Events that ultimately lead to one of the most memorable and gripping endings in all of film history.
movie “Rear Window” – Sue –
I have always loved this movie and was so happy to get it. I recieved it in excellant condition and very quickly. I reccomend this seller and will use them in the future.
Fun, Entertaining Two Hours – R. Swanson – New Mexico
This isn’t as tense and scary as a lot of Hitchcock films. It’s much more main-stream, American, 50’s era, middle of the road. That’s not entirely bad. The cast is great. James Stewart is charming and likable as usual, Grace Kelly is exquisite, as usual in her gorgeous Edith Head created wardrobe, Thelma Ritter is endearingly wise-cracking as usual.
The story is clever enough featuring a photographer who approaches life through the safe distance of a lens. I didn’t see a lot of chemistry between Kelly and Stewart; he seemed much older than she was, which strained the credibility of her adoration and patience. There were other things that didn’t really make sense, but overall the film pulls you along pleasantly.
Hitchcock fans will go gaga over it, uncritically, because it is, after all, Hitchcock. But if you just want to enjoy a movie on its own merits, this is fun, but a little dated.
It still creeps me out – C. Wagner – On the banks of the Wabash far away
Actually, “Rear Window” is a great film- suspense, Jimmy Stewart, and Raymond Burr as the brow beaten heavy you love to hate. The VHS version is fine with me. You can read the summary on Wikipedia. What creeped me out was the love interest between the aged old Jimmy Stewart and Grace Kelly. (I did not need to see Jimmy with his shirt off either.) The makeout scenes could have been deleted, for all I care, or an older attractive actress could have been more demure. Oh, well… I mean…it was like some sweet young thing doing you know what with her grandfather. But, the VHS still stacks up well against most new releases. Watch for Alfred in the songwriter’s apartment.
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#Escaflowne – The Movie (Ultimate Edition 3-Disc Set)# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
Being one of my favourite animes the Blu-Ray release of the Escflowne movie was always on my shopping list, despite owning the DVD already.
The film itself is a lot cleaner and with noticeably more detail in the darker scenes compared to the DVD, and it also comes with the added bonus that the Japanese track is now in Dolby 5.1 TrueHD. Therefore, I am not remotely disappointed by the Blu-Ray release and feel it was well worth picking up.
Thus, if you want to own Escaflowne the movie, the Blu-Ray is the only release to get imho.
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Escaflowne is a sprawling adventure saga that infuses sword-and-sorcery and mecha elements into the popular “magical girl” anime genre. The girl is Hitomi Kanzaki (voice by Kelly Sheridan), a withdrawn teenager who wishes she could just leave everything behind and vanish. When she’s magically transported to the alternate world of Gaia, she gets her wish–in spades. The dashing Van (Kirby Morrow) of the White Dragon Clan is pitted against his twisted brother Folken (Paul Dobson), the leader of the Black Dragon Clan, in a succession war that threatens the very existence of Gaia. Hitomi is hailed as the long-awaited “Wing Goddess,” and her power over the invincible dragon-mecha suit Escaflowne confirms her status. Although the tangled story line has been pared down, the feature remains a reworking of the 26-part TV series The Vision of Escaflowne, which aired briefly on Fox Kids and is available on DVD. Fans of the television series will find that many of the familiar characters have been redesigned and reduced to minor roles, among them Allen, Princess Millerna, Dryden, Merle, Naria, and Eriya. Some of the story’s more outré elements have been dropped, but there are still more prophecies, conflicts, and relationships than the filmmakers can resolve satisfactorily in 96 minutes, despite a pat happy ending. Escaflowne boasts some impressive action sequences, which Kazuki Akane directs with panache. The film opens with a spectacular sword fight, as Van single-handedly dispatches the guards on an enemy airship to capture Escaflowne. MPAA rating: PG-13. Contains considerable violence. –Charles Solomon
ok movie, great soundtrack! – Daniel Meek – Ohio
The series that this movie belongs to is actuially one of my favorite shows ever. This movie is a re-telling of the series, not a continuation. They took the themes and arcatypical characters, and threw them into a more primal world. Sadly this lacks the depth of the series, which kinda ruins it for me, but the movie does have some good points. The soundtrack is absolutely stunning. I bought the version with the sound track included because it was cheaper than paying the -50 for the music alone. In fact, the soundtrack is really the only reason I got the movie. The video itself is beautiful, and will be perfect for the blue ray release coming out in spite of it not being a newer movie. The English cast is much better than the series, but still rather rough (more on the side of the scripting than the actors themselves; perfect example is that of the “are you the wing goddess?” followed by someone saying “YOU ARE THE WING GODDESS” and poor hitomi crying “I dont know!”).
Sadly I will probably only watch this show once more when it comes out on blue-ray to see the visuals, because the story (while a good idea) is actually that bad. I mean, you cant watch it before you watch the series as the old/cheap animation of the series will bother you after watching the movie. But at the same time you cannot watch the movie after the series because it ruins the characters, the story, and the general romantic wonder that is Escaflowne. But buy it for the soundtrack, it is worth it.
Escaflowne on Blu-Ray, better quality picture, the story just ok – Haunted Flower – Indianapolis
“Escaflowne” is the re-telling of the television series, “The Vision of Escaflowne”. A depressed high school student named Hitomi wishes to just fade away and is magically sucked into a world called Gaea where they called her their Wing Goddess. Multiple forces are struggling against each other there for control of powerful dragon armor that the Wing Goddess is supposed to control so they have to try and win her favor as she has the power to save them or destroy their world entirely.
Some of the rag-tag band she befriends includes a kitty-cat girl with a somewhat annoying voice and Van, the last of his kind that can wield a special power that runs in his genes.
What I liked most about this movie were the action sequences, fighting over Hitomi and getting to see the dragon armor being used. When a person enters the armor, they have to give blood for it to work so they are pierced all over their body and blood drains from them. For me, I thought that was a pretty powerful way to make the inhabitants sacrifice something before they go running off with a suit that can bring about so much destruction. Having a high price to pay means not just anyone would jump in it.
Hitomi is clearly depressed throughout and I’m not sure if she ever really overcame that. She said enough nice things to keep Van motivated and alive when he was hurt but I have this feeling that if she goes home to her own world, her outlook will not have changed.
There was pretty music, the plot was occasionally confusing. I never felt emotionally involved or connected to any characters. Only when they were fighting did there seem to be something worth cheering for. It was ok for one watching, but not close to the best I’ve seen.
Outstanding Movie, Worst product release ever – Wesley Gunder – Grand Prairie, Texas United States
I absolutely Love the Escaflownea Movie and series, however this is got to be the worst release in history the Video looks washed out & heavily pixelated. The video looks like they used a VHS tape as the master & thought we the users would not notice! Then there is the audio when is sound coming from 1 speaker and not the other 5 considered True HD 5.1. This is just another reason to prove that Bandai America and the F#&*%ed up Hominese should be shut down permanently and sell there licenses to companies that know what there are doing. If you see this product in a store don’t buy it, you will see better video results on the stuff on there youtube channel than this piece of garbage.
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#Stardust (Widescreen Edition)# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
I won’t rehash the plot, but rather simply say that “Stardust” was a pleasure to watch. While it borrows a lot of fantasy elements you’ve probably seen already, it invents (or introduces) quite a few of its own. It’s quite amusing at times and visually impressive, to boot. While Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer do very good jobs in their respective roles, they–particularly De Niro–didn’t exactly fit, possibly due to their American accents. Claire Danes, however, does a masterful job, regardless of the fact that she was born in NYC.
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Escape into the enchanted world of chivalry and romance in Stardust, an epic tale starring Claire Danes with Michelle Pfeiffer and Robert De Niro. In hopes of wooing a beautiful girl (Sienna Miller), Tristan (Charlie Cox) promises to bring her a falling star. But he’s in for the adventure of his life when he discovers the star is actually a celestial beauty named Yvaine (Danes) When an old witch Lamia (Pfeiffer) attempts to steal Yvaine’s youth, Tristan must protect her at all costs, in this magical family adventure that will make you fall in love over and over again.
A fun, wild ride with memorable performances – Richard C. Drew – Oak Lawn, IL USA
Picture Princess Bride ala Neil Gaiman. This guy has a twisted, original and highly entertaining style. I’d love to peek into this guy’s dreamscape. Probably a mix of Lovecraft and Disney.
This movie is just plain cool. And fun. DeNiro as a swishbuckling (yes, swish) sky pirate, Pfeiffer was fun and evil-sexy, the sfx were great.
Like adventure? SfiFi/fantasy? Hey, it’s even a couples movie.
Stardust – Andrea Distenfeld – OXFORD, PA, US
I saw this movie when it first came out, but right after I had read the book. At first, I was disappointed because the movie wasn’t true to the book. For some reason I wanted to see it again and could not find it anywhere, not even in the library, so I ordered it. After distancing myself from the original book I found this movie enchanting. Good performance from Michelle Pfieffer.
Seriously? – S. Young –
This book had so much potential it’s hard to believe the writers of this movie did more than skim the novel when they drew up the script. If you have read the book and are thinking maybe you’d like to follow it up with the screen adaptation, I suggest you reconsider.
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#National Lampoon’s Van Wilder (Unrated Two-Disc Edition)# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
This movie is spectacular if crude humor is your thing. Ryan Reynolds must have studied Chevy Chase’s character from the National Lampoon’s Vacation movies for hours on end. His joke delivery and expressions fit Chase perfectly. If your not into drug and sex jokes, you may not like it. If you are, you’ll laugh for an hour and half.
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Studio: Lions Gate Home Ent. Release Date: 05/01/2008 Rating: Ur
It’s Van Wilder! What more is there to say?! – Jon Williams –
Awesome movie that I owned on DVD. Amazon had a good price on the Blu-Ray so I decided to pick it up. If you don’t own the DVD, you should pick up the Blu-Ray. If you like this movie and own the DVD, you should still pick up the Blu-Ray.
Great Movie – C.Dale Gibbs – Wauchula Florida
Van Wilder 1 is very funny, V W The rise of Taj is also very funny the 3 is not.
Van Wilder Dvd-My brother has this one. Funny and Gross. – Jose Lopez – Miami,Florida USA
Very Funny movie, Good dvd, Great story, don’t care for many of the actors though except “Booger” Curtis Armstrong! Haven’t seen the 2nd one but it looks bad so I will pass and enjoy this one! very funny. College Frathouse stuff.Although Animal House is still the best!
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#Star Trek – The Original Crew Movie Collection (Special Edition)# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
The Reason I say the best is because it is the one with all the extended cuts. The other collection on dvd just has the theatrical, even blu ray just has theatrical. so If you are looking for all the star trek original cast movies and care about the extended cuts, care for tons of extra commentaries. Then this is the one for you. Each movie has 2 discs one of the movie and another of speacial features. also one thing to note In the other collection Wrath of Khan was digitaly restored, but it doesn’t have the extended cut. that is the only one of the movies that would have better picture quality. I’m not sure about the other but this one is chock full of goodies. the only negative I can find with this after buying it is (and I’m really looking hard for negatives) The casing is a bit oversized. Otherwise I’d say Best collection!
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Devoted Star Trek fans will surely cite the “even number” rule in evaluating the Original Crew Movie Collection, but all six of these films qualify as rousing entertainment. Undeniably, the even-numbered films in Paramount’s lucrative Trek franchise tended to be the best, as demonstrated by the superiority of The Wrath of Khan, The Voyage Home, and The Undiscovered Country. And yet each film has something to offer die-hard Trekkers, beginning with the epic-scale wonders of the first Motion Picture (presented here as a two-disc special edition). Evolving from Gene Roddenberry’s aborted attempt at a second Star Trek TV series, the effects-laden Motion Picture divided fans while proving that Star Trek had a promising big-screen future. Nicholas Meyer’s The Wrath of Khan made good on that promise, reviving the Star Trek spirit and proving, in the case of Mr. Spock, that beloved characters “never really die.” It’s widely regarded as the best of these half-dozen features.
With its deadly Klingon confrontation, the Leonard Nimoy-directed Search for Spock was a thrilling (albeit contrived) excuse for Spock’s inevitable resurrection, and its somber tone was readily countered by the Earth-based humor of Nimoy’s The Voyage Home, combining a planetary crisis with a lively–and phenomenally popular–time-travel plot line. Unfortunately, William Shatner then lobbied for the director’s chair, and The Final Frontier–an uneasy mixture of cheesy humor and grandiose themes–was the regrettable outcome. Paramount rallied by inviting Nicholas Meyer to repeat his Khan success, and Meyer rose to the occasion with the sharply scripted thrills of The Undiscovered Country. By ending the film with an official signature send-off from the “classic Trek” cast, the original crew brought their big-screen legacy to a graceful and upbeat conclusion, setting the stage for a transitional adventure in Star Trek: Generations. –Jeff Shannon
Star Trek Rules – DJ –
I Watched This Set Of The First 6 Movies And I Was Amazed At The Quality Of The Picture On My HDTV
A bit of trekkie nostalgia – kamuela-1 – Hilo, HI USA
Great trekkie collection and re-done beautifully for the fans of the orginal Star Trek actors.
star trek tv series – Doggy Daddy – Hawaii
For Star Trek fans, this is the Source. For those not familar with the Legend, buy this. The original cast performing the original stories. Highly recommended.
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#The Way We Were (Special Edition)# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
I’ve been collecting some of my all-time favs and this one couldn’t be neglected! This is a classic! These are the memorable ones, the best when the couple splits at the end for a worthwhile reason, one that is bigger than they are; one that when they catch sight of each other in years to come that we can feel the longing and the unquestionable love between them. I don’t care how many times I watch these classics…I STILL end up with tears dripping off my cheeks!!
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Sensitive and moving tale of the romance of two individuals whose political and religious ideologies are exact opposites. Streisand plays a Jewish stu
Excellent movie – BJ – Erie, Pennsylvania United States
How can you not get swept away with the performances of Barbra and Robert Redford!
Political firecracker. – ADRIENNE MILLER – TENNESSEE
The Way We Were is a profound film of two people who love each other but can’t seem to make it work due to their opposing political views. Barbra Streisand and Robert Redford are movie magic together, their chemistry is electric and their acting is impeccable. I loved how honest this film was, the ending is sad but it’s nice to see a romantic drama have a realistic outcome and not one that is wishy-washy or contrived. Definitely worth checking out, enjoy!
One of My All Time Favorites – swans6250 –
This movie is one I loved so much, I had to add it to my collection so I could watch it more than once. It makes me cry every time. DVD was in great shape, too.
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#Bee Movie (Mandarin Chinese Edition)# Best Cheap Discount Sales Reviews
I was reluctant to watch Bee Movie when it was released in theaters, but I decided to give it a try. My expectations were low and this movie surpassed them surprisingly. It was very funny, and I came out of the theaters in a really good mood. To be honest, the plot is pretty silly but this movie wasn’t supposed to be a masterpiece, and it delivered a lot of laughs for me. I think that’s why this movie wasn’t a huge success with critics, you need a good story and good jokes to make a great movie, if one of these two elements is missing it makes the movie forgettable. Oh, and all the puns! They were so lame, I can’t BEE-lieve Jerry Seinfeld wrote those in…Oops…Even on the DVD case you still can’t escape the puns so if you don’t enjoy puns BEE-ware of this movie. Gasp!!! I did it again! I’m un-BEE-lievably sorry. AAAHHH!!!
DreamWorks talked about how impressive the 3D is in Bee Movie but I don’t understand. It looks like standard 3D. I just don’t see the enhanced technology. The humans in this movie look rather stiff, and lifeless besides the very main characters, an example is during a scene with a news report, the reporter’s mouth is way out of sync with the vocal dialogue given. But, the bees look good and the honey looks very realistic. I also wasn’t impressed with the bee hive, the colors aren’t vibrant and it looked a little drab in my opinion. But I did like some of the creative objects in the hive, the bee’s antennas are used as phones, the bees drive vehicles, and there is a device that lets you sharpen your stinger (A pencil sharpener) And Barry’s closet is filled with the exact same black and yellow shirts. There are so many silly objects like these listed and it’s so much fun spotting them.
I especially enjoyed Bee Movie’s Cast, Renee Zellweger voices Barry’s human friend Vanessa and I though Barry and Vanessa’s friendship was entirely believable. And Ken (who’s voiced by Patrick Warburton) is hysterical, he just flips out so much in this movie and it really cracks me up. And there are many more celebrities featured in Bee Movie, Chris Rock, (voices a dragonfly) Oprah Winfrey, (voices a judge) Larry King, (voices “Bee” Larry King) Ray Liotta (as himself) and a bunch more. I was also excited that Mathew Broderick voiced a character in Bee Movie, he also was in the Lion King and I love that movie. So what I’m getting at is there’s a great cast for Bee Movie.
I enjoyed the movie so much I decided to purchase the two disc special edition but I was disappointed. (I’ll discuss the problems later on in my review.) The extras for disc one of Bee Movie were subpar and I was hoping I would see more about the making of the film, but there not bad. I loved the “TV Juniors”, you really need to watch these, you don’t learn anything about the movie but they will have you cracking up. They run around five minutes and this DVD includes sixteen of them, and they’re so silly, one of the TV Juniors features Jerry Seinfeld and the DreamWorks crew as they search for “the elusive animators” and if captured, they’re forced to work at DreamWorks. Also included were some deleted scenes and the live-action Bee Movie trailers. There are also two very brief features about Jerry Seinfeld’s flight dressed as a bee in Cannes to promote Bee Movie, and a short feature about the cast of Bee Movie. Those were disc ones bonus features and they’re fine for a standard DVD, but the bonus features on disc two are awful. All that’s included is a music video, and a few children games. This is a two disc special edition! So I was disappointed that I spent more money than on the single disc edition and all I got were a few extra children games.
If you enjoyed Bee Movie you need to own the DVD, but if you want to save money just buy the single disc edition, unless that is you enjoy children games and if that’s the case go right ahead.
Product Feature
- Language: Mandarin Chinese, English
- Subtitles: Mandarin Chinese, English
- Dreamworks Animated
- Region: 6 (This DVD will not play on most DVD players sold in the US or Canada [Region 1]. This item requires a region specific or multi-region DVD player and compatible TV)
Product Overview
Dreamworks’ original classic – Mandarin Chinese Edition.
“Bee Movie” is a comedy that will change everything you think you know about bees. Having just graduated from college, a bee by the name of Barry B. Benson finds himself disillusioned with the prospect of having only one career choice-honey. As he ventures outside of the hive for the first time, he breaks one of the cardinal rules of the bee world and talks to a human, a New York City florist named Vanessa. He is shocked to discover that the humans have been stealing and eating the bee’s honey for centuries. He ultimately realizes that his true calling in life is to set the world right by suing the human race. That is until the ensuing chaos upsets the very balance of nature. It is up to Barry to prove that even a little bee can spell big changes in the world.
Language: Mandarin Chinese (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby Digital 5.1)
Subtitles: Chinese, English
Region: 6 (This DVD will not play on most DVD players sold in the US or Canada [Region 1]. This item requires a region specific or multi-region DVD player)
Truly one of the most awful movies I have ever seen… – Megan –
I don’t even want to waste my time writing a review of such a ridiculous, inane movie but am doing so to (hopefully) save an hour and a half of someone else’s life. I find Seinfeld mildly amusing, but Jerry’s voice was actually painful to listen to in this film, and Renee Zellweger’s character was nothing more than a squawking schizophrenic mess. The jokes were neither funny nor clever, and aside from the vibrant colors, the movie was exceedingly dull and difficult to watch. My three year old son and I didn’t even make it to the halfway point. I’m surprised that this fruitless movie even made it to the theaters…it may have easily been one the worst movie I have ever seen in my entire life.
Classic Seinfeld comedy. – Baron –
Great movie. The adults as well as the kids will love it.
The only problem is that the little kids will think bees are nice and can talk and might run up to them in the yard.
AMERICA’S CRITIC – David R. Lingard – memphis tn
ONE OF THE BEST DREAMWORKS MOVIES EVERY I LIKED THIS ONE ALOT!!! ITS VERY FUNNY AND VERY NEAT TO WATCH GO OUT AND RENT THIS ONE FOR THE KIDS!!!
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