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I discovered it walking down the video store aisle, and wanted to see Cage and Hopper (Who also is great in the movie) appear together.
I will never forget when I saw this title in the video store way back when.
The 40 Year Old Virgin, is about Andy Stitzer, a forty year old man who works in an electronic store and doesn't have much of a social life and is very awkward around women.
Some of his co-workers at the store invite him out one night and they discover that Andy, is still a virgin so they plan to help him lose his virginity.
One day in the store Andy, meets a woman named Trish, who gives him her phone number and eventually Andy, works up enough courage to go on a date with her and they start to really like each other but Andy, is still very awkward when it comes to sex and he is going to have to tell this to Trish, much to his embarrassment if he can actually get up enough courage to tell her before things get awkward.
The other being Gene Wilder's "The World's Greatest Lover" which Fox has sat on since the early 80's as well... Yet, "From Justin To Kelly" is in nearly every video store in the country.
I ran across this movie at the local video store during their yearly sidewalk sale.
And it bothered me to the point where it made me go to my local video store and rent some of the classic horror films.
It would seem that Redd Foxx's (RF) wife has left him for his brother, who works with him at "the store" back in Phoenix.
Dahl's direction gives a sense of the emptiness of the Big Sky country where the story takes place while also being intimate enough to show how a wrinkled brow can indicate a radical change of plot in store.
When I described Hardcore Logo to the guy at the video store, he said that sounded kind of like Still Crazy.
I have seen my fair share of comedy and standup movies but this one is so original, so fresh, it will make you wonder why you always walked right pass it in the video store.
Don't miss it, go to your video store and rent The Shop Around the Corner today!
This movie is excellent and I would recommend renting it for anyone whose local video store owns it.
I rented Zero Day from the local video store last week.
Keaton plays a pet store owner in the 1930s who catches a kid stealing a puppy and then tells him, in flashback, how he came to own the pet store.
Not often can such a huge pile of 80s pap be found outside of a Wham! video, so it is most definitely worth a viewing (£0.79 a night in my local store!).
I chanced upon this movie because I had a free non-new release from Blockbuster and needed to grab something quickly, as the store was getting ready to close for the evening.
The rest of the quirky characters at the store were perfect as they tried to bring them together.
no, i'm not 10.. i'm 30! i own an old, original VHS of this that i bought from a rental store.
These are just a few of the shocks in store for viewers of this ultraviolent cops and gangsters story.
While i was the video store i was browsing through the one dollar rentals and came upon this little gem.
On a personal note, I was fortunate enough to snatch it up (so to speak) from the two-dollar bin at my local video-rental store.
I checked this out as an impulse when browsing through the movie store and couldn't have been any more pleasantly surprised!
For example, when Paul finds Becky in his bed; when he finds her paints; his imagination in many situations; in the drugstore, trying to buy and get explanations about the crab medicine; most of the scenes of his neighbor, the minister; when Karen calls the department store; or when the police finds a suspect of assaulting Paul.
I thought the title was a bit campy since the version at our store was called "The Fear:Halloween Night".
From her skit as a child to her medley of songs in a high-fashion department store -- everything was top-notch!
I got the first Bill and Ted movie for christmas and I had to get the second when I saw it in a store.
I have seen the recent Region 2 DVD of this movie displayed in the "horror" section in an Oxford Street store and also advertised as a "classic thriller".
After his first murder, his next victim would be the annoying general store owner/widow who would blackmail him for money.
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