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Babyface - Notorious Barbara Stanwyck flick where she is told by the local professor type that she has power- he tries to get her to read Nietzche- she says books ain't never done her no good.Soon we find out her father is basically pimping her out to a local politico and others.Finally she has had enough and relocates to the big city.We follow her trail of men up the ladder of success in an international bank.The dialogue is quite saucy for it's time and it was one the last films to come out before the self inflicted Hollywood production code.Look for a cameo by a young John Wayne as one of Stanwyck's willing victims.Part of the Forbidden Hollywood collection - I watched the extended version- the DVD has both
versions
plus Red-Headed Woman and Waterloo Bridge.An interesting movie and foreshadowing for future femme fatale roles that Stanwyck would play in the era of film noir.
Of all the
versions
of the Odyssey (or of any Greek mythological story for that matter), this in my opinion is the best of them all.
(When home video started, there were at LEAST three
versions
with parts missing..) Everything you've read is true.
Well worth seeking out even though there are no English-language home video
versions.
I like his
versions
of what Jerry Dorsey could have been named before he settled on Englebert Humperdinck.
I have lost count of the number of
versions
going around.
I have never seen a Barbara Steele movie that I haven't liked, and have always been a sucker for a good haunted-house story (especially for such wonderful pictures as "The Legend of Hell House" and the original
versions
of "The Haunting" and "House on Haunted Hill"), so I had a feeling that "Castle of Blood" would be right up my alley.
In this film, Jackie himself acted as a police officer called Chan Ka Kui (Kevin Chan in some versions) who successfully arrested a crime lord.
Before seeing this "Emma" I had seen two previous versions, but in one Emma seemed all wrong, more like Lady Teazle, and in the other she seemed half wrong, like a possible impostor, whereas here she seemed just right, young and silly and stubborn.
Be warned, though: most video
versions
of the movie have pretty shoddy quality.
I've seen two different
versions
of A Christmas Carol, the other is the one with Patrick Stewart, but this is the better one!
There are, clearly, differences between the original Chinese and dubbed English versions, with many of the jokes failing to make their way into the latter.
Also, the corny ending of the original which I assume is in current VHS
versions
is eliminated and the ending is restored to its original form.
It's also interesting to see the 70's
versions
of the Muppets and compare them to their newer
versions
today.
I enjoy all the
versions
of this story but this one is my all time favorite.
I mean seriously don't get me wrong these people did great, but different
versions
for different people.
Extase, is a 'symphony of love', and transcends all language
versions.
I've seen other movie
versions
of Vonnegut books where the director obviously tries to channel Vonnegut's genius and loses grip on his own craft.
After that I fell in love with This "Jane Eyre" even more because it includes all the important scenes of the book and it just tells the whole story( the other
versions
don't, if you haven't read the book).
I tried watching all the other
versions
and none matched up to it,There is nothing like the book,and TRUST ME if you are reading the book you want something that is going to match up with it.
Hong Kong was always good at kung-fu movies especially in the 70's and 80's, so "Five Venoms" (or other its versions) is great choice.
In other
versions
you hate him from start to finish.
Media Asia have released a region 3 DVD and there are
versions
of it on DVD available from the USA.
Both
versions
are very good but I prefer this one.
But the film is really and beautifully "strange", has an enigma and style, that other
versions
- with R.Taylor and the new one from Poland - definitely lack.
But really thats all it was aiming for, it was meant to blow viewers away with sheer shock value (and all the flaws it its visuals were much less noticeable back in the original VHS versions).
One bonus to the DVD is that it was fun to see both
versions
of the pilot.
I am Curious (Yellow) (a film, in near Seussical rhyme, is said right at the start to be available in two versions, Yellow and Blue) was one of those big art-house hits that first was a major sensation in Sweden then a big scandal/cause-celebre in the United States when the one print was held by customs and it went all the way to the Supreme Court.
I haven't seen the original "Incredible Journey" since I was a child, so I can't really compare the two
versions.
After reading only two of the comments herein, as a lifelong Bronte fan, beginning with Olivier's Heathcliff and enduring with the many
versions
of Charlotte's "Rochester," it is more than eye-opening to see that it is the UNsung Bronte sister who gave the lie to the male-chauvinist period the trio inhabited.
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