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1.Blake's 7 - Series 2 - Complete [1978] starring: Gareth Thomas, Sally Knyvette, Paul Darrow, Jan Chappell, Michael Keating directed by: Brian Lighthill, David Maloney, Derek Martinus, George Spenton-Foster, Jonathan Wright-Miller January 17, 2005
Average Rating: >>More Details		List Price: £49.99 Off The Bookshelf's Price: £17.97 You Save: £32.02 (64%) Prices subject to change. Used Price: £17.00
Blake's 7 moves up a notch with the excellent second series which contains some superb and very dramatic episodes. The second half of the season contains a continuing theme which is the search for Star One abd the characters continue to develop, with Blake becoming more obsessive and driven, and Avon starting to play a more prominent role. Brain Croucher takes over the role of baddy Travis and is unfortunately the weak link in this series, being not a patch on Stephen Greif's menacing portrayal, but Jacqueline Pearce has much more to do as ice queen Servalan and is a joy to watch. The stand out episodes here are the drug-themed Shadow, Pressure Point in which a key character is killed, Trial and the season finale Star One, which is possibly ... Read More:

2.Bless This House - The Movie [1972] starring: Sid James, Diana Coupland, Sally Geeson, Peter Butterworth, Terry Scott directed by: Gerald Thomas July 07, 2003
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sid james is the kind of person who you wish was still here today,there was just something about the man which makes you smile,the face and the yak yak laugh was made for fish & chips style british comedy. bless this house the movie is still a good laugh,sid plays "sidney abbott" the head of the abbott household,his main problems in life revolve around his two kids mike & sally (robin askwith & judy geeson) who constantly cause him loads of trouble. there's lots of funny moments in the movie,i like the scene where sid has a cake fight with his snooty neighbour (played by the great "terry scott") other good performances come from peter butterworth,june whitfield and patsy rowlands. it's a good spin off from the still funny bless this house tv ... Read More:

3.Obsession [1949] starring: Robert Newton, Sally Gray, Phil Brown, Naunton Wayne, James Harcourt directed by: Edward Dmytryk June 05, 2007
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Great movie starring Robert Newton (the man with the handsome eyes!) A Doctor catches his wife having an affair for the umpteenth time. This time he's had enough of her cheating and intends to do something about it and so plans the 'perfect murder'. As always, something goes amiss, and with the help of a loveable little dog, there's a great big spanner thrown into the works! Stars Naunton Wayne as the man who has to solve the mystery. Great and above average 1940s British Classic!

4.The Final Curtain [2003] starring: Aidan Gillen, Peter O'Toole, Adrian Lester, Julia Sawalha, Ralph Brown directed by: Patrick Harkins September 01, 2003
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This film is quite simply brilliant. Peter O'Toole delivers a wonderfully over the top performance as declining television legend JJ Curtis, while the supporting cast, especially Aidan Gillen are on top form. Its dark, satirical look at tabloid obsessions with tv personalities combined with the hilarious rivalry between JJ Curtis and dominant newcomer Dave Turner ensures that there are laughs a plenty. Put simply, The Final Curtain is a very intelligent and enjoyable film which you will want to watch more than once. The only drag for me was the lack of any interesting special features, hence the four stars. But don't let that put you off watching this contemporary classic!

5.Bless This House [1972] starring: Sid James, Diana Coupland, Sally Geeson, Peter Butterworth, Terry Scott directed by: Gerald Thomas June 03, 1996
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £4.50
sid james is the kind of person who you wish was still here today,there was just something about the man which makes you smile,the face and the yak yak laugh was made for fish & chips style british comedy. bless this house the movie is still a good laugh,sid plays "sidney abbott" the head of the abbott household,his main problems in life revolve around his two kids mike & sally (robin askwith & judy geeson) who constantly cause him loads of trouble. there's lots of funny moments in the movie,i like the scene where sid has a cake fight with his snooty neighbour (played by the great "terry scott") other good performances come from peter butterworth,june whitfield and patsy rowlands. it's a good spin off from the still funny bless this house tv series,if ... Read More:

6.Just the Two of Us [1975] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Elizabeth Plumb, Alisa Courtney, John Aprea, Wayne Want, Marland Proctor directed by: Barbara Peters, Jack Deerson July 03, 2007
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sid james is the kind of person who you wish was still here today,there was just something about the man which makes you smile,the face and the yak yak laugh was made for fish & chips style british comedy. bless this house the movie is still a good laugh,sid plays "sidney abbott" the head of the abbott household,his main problems in life revolve around his two kids mike & sally (robin askwith & judy geeson) who constantly cause him loads of trouble. there's lots of funny moments in the movie,i like the scene where sid has a cake fight with his snooty neighbour (played by the great "terry scott") other good performances come from peter butterworth,june whitfield and patsy rowlands. it's a good spin off from the still funny bless this house tv series,if ... Read More:

7.Obsession [1949] starring: Robert Newton, Sally Gray, Phil Brown, Naunton Wayne, James Harcourt directed by: Edward Dmytryk May 11, 1998
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £0.99
Great movie starring Robert Newton (the man with the handsome eyes!) A Doctor catches his wife having an affair for the umpteenth time. This time he's had enough of her cheating and intends to do something about it and so plans the 'perfect murder'. As always, something goes amiss, and with the help of a loveable little dog, there's a great big spanner thrown into the works! Stars Naunton Wayne as the man who has to solve the mystery. Great and above average 1940s British Classic!

8.Maybe I'll Come Home in the Spring [1970] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Sally Field, Eleanor Parker, Lane Bradbury, David Carradine, Jackie Cooper directed by: Joseph Sargent September 25, 2001
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £14.95
Great movie starring Robert Newton (the man with the handsome eyes!) A Doctor catches his wife having an affair for the umpteenth time. This time he's had enough of her cheating and intends to do something about it and so plans the 'perfect murder'. As always, something goes amiss, and with the help of a loveable little dog, there's a great big spanner thrown into the works! Stars Naunton Wayne as the man who has to solve the mystery. Great and above average 1940s British Classic!

9.The Final Curtain (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Aidan Gillen, Peter O'Toole, Adrian Lester, Julia Sawalha, Ralph Brown directed by: Patrick Harkins
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This film is quite simply brilliant. Peter O'Toole delivers a wonderfully over the top performance as declining television legend JJ Curtis, while the supporting cast, especially Aidan Gillen are on top form. Its dark, satirical look at tabloid obsessions with tv personalities combined with the hilarious rivalry between JJ Curtis and dominant newcomer Dave Turner ensures that there are laughs a plenty. Put simply, The Final Curtain is a very intelligent and enjoyable film which you will want to watch more than once. The only drag for me was the lack of any interesting special features, hence the four stars. But don't let that put you off watching this contemporary classic!

10.The Final Curtain starring: Aidan Gillen, Peter O'Toole, Adrian Lester, Julia Sawalha, Ralph Brown directed by: Patrick Harkins
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £35.00
This film is quite simply brilliant. Peter O'Toole delivers a wonderfully over the top performance as declining television legend JJ Curtis, while the supporting cast, especially Aidan Gillen are on top form. Its dark, satirical look at tabloid obsessions with tv personalities combined with the hilarious rivalry between JJ Curtis and dominant newcomer Dave Turner ensures that there are laughs a plenty. Put simply, The Final Curtain is a very intelligent and enjoyable film which you will want to watch more than once. The only drag for me was the lack of any interesting special features, hence the four stars. But don't let that put you off watching this contemporary classic!

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