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After starring as one of the most iconic and unstoppable villains ever in Terminator, it was high time that Arnie had a worthy foe to fight against.
Ironically, this is the same year that Evil Dead 2 came out starring Bruce Campbell, a movie that was most likely playing at the very same theatre (which would have been a far better choice even on the whim of a guess over FITA).
However, it's very entertaining and quite good, starring Marlene Dietrich, Jane Wyman, Michael Wilding, Richard Todd, Alistair Sim and Sybil Thorndike.
If you've seen the classic Roger Corman version starring Vincent Price it's hard to put it out of your head, but you probably should do because this one is totally different.
It was easy for me to think that a movie I've never heard of starring Shannon Lee with action choreography by Koichi Sakamoto would be cool.
I hope his next film about Brian Boru starring Leo diCaprio will be much better.
AND THE ANGELS SING is a utterly entertaining comedy/musical starring Dorothy Lamour and Fred MacMurray with rising young actresses Betty Hutton and Diana Lynn in featured roles.
This short silent comedy starring Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle with Buster Keaton and Al St. John in support is a mixed bag as a spoof of westerns.
I rented this movie because (a) I come from Orange County, CA, and (2) I wanted to see how Colin Hanks did in his first starring role.
This was Bette Midler's first starring role in a film and she finally showed the world what a great talent she is.
When initially questioning about the film I was interested to see why a film made in 2001 took so long to be purchased, considering it was starring Dennis Hopper and was about serial killers, two appealing qualities?
Winner of eight César awards including best film and best director, Jacques Audiard's The Beat That My Heart Skipped is a loose remake of James Toback Fingers starring Harvey Keitel.
This movie starring Jessica Lange and Gwyneth Paltrow has great talent, but the production company obviously spent all its money on the stars' salaries.
In this starring vehicle, Pryor stars as a family man who learns that he has to move out of state if he wants to keep his position with the company.
I've never seen a film starring DeNiro which disappointed.
Eddie Macon (John Schneider, in his first film starring role since coming to prominence on 'The Dukes of Hazzard') is an honest-to-God good man who ends up in jail after losing his cool with his sleazy employer.
I remember watching this television movie when it first came out back in '79 starring sexy Rexy (Rex Smith)and Denise Miller (later of "Archie Bunker's Place").
This film is entertaining from start to finish with a surprisingly clever plot considering the genre and credit must go to Ford for starring and excelling in yet another blockbuster.
After looking forward to seeing this movie directed ,written by and starring one of my favourite actors Steve Buscemi and with a big name cast I was left disappointed .
Directed, co written and starring Jesus Franco this is pure exploitation trash.
He has the voice, looks and talent yet was denied the starring role in the film to an actor with no vocal talent whats so ever.
I have been a fan of Chris Isaak for some time and was thrilled when I heard that he would be starring in his own television series (for those of you who have seen his antics on the Jay Leno Tonight Show, know how funny he can be) But what I wasn't prepared for was how smart and clever it was as well.
The three Poirot TV movies starring Ustinov are now available in a three DVD set.
The movie spawned two sequels, a short-lived TV series(which was good), and a 2005 remake starring Billy Bob Thornton which is so-so, since it's a carbon copy of the original.
The bottom line is that in the 1930s, no woman in Hollywood was more fun to watch in colorful supporting roles than Miss Oliver, so it was a real treat to see her in a starring role--and one that allowed her cool screen persona to shine!
It reminded me of "The Bodysnatcher", 1945, starring Boris Karloff & Bela Lugosi, where Karloff tells the story of Burke & Hare and sings a song to Bela Lugosi and asks him if he would like to be BURKED??.
I would suggest one from more than sixty years ago, entitle A Matter of Life and Death (also released as Stairway to Heaven) by The Archers, and starring David Niven and Kim Hunter: a great sense of play, and a careful adherence to the premises.
That describes "Untraceable," a serial killer film starring Diane Lane as the FBI agent out to catch a murderer.
This is a true classic starring Orson Wells in one of his best performances probably only surpassed by his classic "Citizen Kane.
Directed by Craig Lucas (I loved his LONGTIME COMPANION, also starring this film's star, Campbell Scott) it is adapted from the play centering around a young screenwriter who sells his story for a cool million.
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