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1.The Hunchback Of Notre Dame [1996] starring: Demi Moore, Kevin Kline, Tim Pigott-Smith, Mary Wickes, Tom Hulce directed by: Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise May 20, 2002
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I grew up watching only a few films and the Hunchback of Notre Dame was one of them. I used to get my mam to rent it from the local video shop over and over again, and in the end the owner just ended up giving us the video. Sadly, since my VHS player stopped working last year, i have had to convert all my videos onto DVD, which is a pain and costs money. I think the Hunnchback of Notre Dame is an amazing story! Especially for children and especially for those growing up in the world today. I believe, and know, the moto to the story is dont be afraid of who you are, be proud. And since there's a lot of people today that are afraid to be themselves. I think this story is s good lesson! The film has an amazing storyline..okay ... Read More:

2.Amadeus -- Director's Cut 2-Disc Special Edition [1985] starring: F. Murray Abraham, Tom Hulce, Elizabeth Berridge, Roy Dotrice, Simon Callow directed by: Milos Forman October 14, 2002
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Sumptuously filmed in beautiful colours, and with a Dolby sound track that will have your upstairs neighbours hammering in rage on your ceiling with their walking sticks, this film presents a largely fictional account of Mozart's last years, and quite libellously portrays Antonio Salieri as Mozart's murderer. It's all about envy, God and getting your just deserts, according to one Amazon reviewer, and I suppose that according to this school of thought, the fact that it's a seriously inaccurate reconstruction of the past is besides the point. Mozart emerges as a highly precocious and slightly nauseating American kid with an irritating high-pitched laugh, brilliant at wowing the Viennese public, upper and working class alike, with colourful theatricals. His juvenile wifelet, ... Read More:

3.Mary Shelley's Frankenstein [1994] starring: Robert De Niro, Kenneth Branagh, Helena Bonham Carter, Tom Hulce, Aidan Quinn directed by: Kenneth Branagh March 08, 2004
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This is an awful adaptation. It bastardizes the essence of Shelley's novel. While the novel nurtures a moral dilemma at its heart, this destroys it. (This cannot be demonstrated better than when the monster rips out Elizabeth's heart, serving as an apt metaphor for the film ripping out the heart of the text). The sympathy for the monster which Shelley really draws on is completely undercut in the film by the monster's portrayal as a cold blooded murderer wanting an unjustified amount of revenge...it ignores the reasons behind his sadness, ignoring the carefully crafted manipulation which Shelley plays with the reader's own preconceived ideas. Among the monstrosities are the changing of the monster's final speech when Victor had died, which should have been a real climax ... Read More:

4.National Lampoon's Animal House [1979] starring: John Belushi, Karen Allen, Tim Matheson, John Vernon, Verna Bloom directed by: John Landis January 26, 2004
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It is remarkable to me how well this film's appeal has held up over the years since its initial release 30 years ago. Ably directed by John Landis with a talented ensemble cast in which John Belushi (John "Bluto" Blutarsky) generates especially inspired mayhem, Animal House is within a tradition of earlier comedies, both on stage (dating back to ancient Greece) and on film (notably those directed by Preston Sturges), in which Irresponsible Youth and Civilized Society are in direct and constant conflict. In this instance, members of Delta House (anarchists and hedonists) versus the Omegas (prim and proper prudes) on the Faber College campus in 1962. The adversarial relationship between the two fraternities is exacerbated by Dean Vernon Wormer (brilliantly portrayed by John ... Read More:

5.Amadeus [1985] starring: F. Murray Abraham, Tom Hulce, Elizabeth Berridge, Roy Dotrice, Simon Callow directed by: Milos Forman December 01, 1998
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Sumptuously filmed in beautiful colours, and with a Dolby sound track that will have your upstairs neighbours hammering in rage on your ceiling with their walking sticks, this film presents a largely fictional account of Mozart's last years, and quite libellously portrays Antonio Salieri as Mozart's murderer. It's all about envy, God and getting your just deserts, according to one Amazon reviewer, and I suppose that according to this school of thought, the fact that it's a seriously inaccurate reconstruction of the past is besides the point. Mozart emerges as a highly precocious and slightly nauseating American kid with an irritating high-pitched laugh, brilliant at wowing the Viennese public, upper and working class alike, with colourful theatricals. His juvenile wifelet, also unmistakeably ... Read More:

6.Parenthood [1990] starring: Steve Martin, Dianne Wiest, Dennis Dugan, Mary Steenburgen, Paul Linke directed by: Ron Howard April 10, 2003
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I used to have this on video years ago and have finally bought this on DVD and it's a fresh today as it was 18 years ago. This is a cast of all ages from the late Jason Robards to Steve Martin to Diane Wiest to Keanu Reeves to River Pheonix (credited as Leaf Pheonix). This is probably the best all-round performance that I've seen by Steve Martin, the entire cast put in excellent performances with a good variety of humour and drama which is often funny, touching and moving. Ron Howard directs this very well indeed giving a large cast a good amount of screen time. This is essentially a life film with a good amount of humour thrown in for good measure showing a wide variety of characters from one family all of whom have their good and bad sides ... Read More:

7.The Hunchback Of Notre Dame 2 - The Secret Of The Bell [2001] starring: Jason Alexander, Jennifer Love Hewitt, Tom Hulce, Charles Kimbrough, Kevin Kline May 20, 2002
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No words can describe this abomination of a "sequel" to the original, brilliant Hunchback of Notre Dame. Hell I can't believe most of the original cast even signed up for this thing! The animation is horrid, the story is ridiculous, the songs are forgettable and the new villain is...ugh, REALLY boring compared to Frollo! I don't like Madeleine much either. I think only young kids will like this one. Adults and older kids (like myself?) ...Not so much. I recommend you stay away from this. Far away.

8.Steve Martin Collection - Housesitter/Parenthood/Roxanne [1987] starring: Steve Martin, Daryl Hannah, Dianne Wiest, Keanu Reeves, Tom Hulce directed by: Fred Schepisi, Ron Howard, Frank Oz June 04, 2007
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No words can describe this abomination of a "sequel" to the original, brilliant Hunchback of Notre Dame. Hell I can't believe most of the original cast even signed up for this thing! The animation is horrid, the story is ridiculous, the songs are forgettable and the new villain is...ugh, REALLY boring compared to Frollo! I don't like Madeleine much either. I think only young kids will like this one. Adults and older kids (like myself?) ...Not so much. I recommend you stay away from this. Far away.

9.The Hunchback Of Notre Dame [1996] starring: Demi Moore, Jason Alexander, Mary Kay Bergman, Corey Burton, Jim Cummings directed by: Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise May 22, 2000
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I grew up watching only a few films and the Hunchback of Notre Dame was one of them. I used to get my mam to rent it from the local video shop over and over again, and in the end the owner just ended up giving us the video. Sadly, since my VHS player stopped working last year, i have had to convert all my videos onto DVD, which is a pain and costs money. I think the Hunnchback of Notre Dame is an amazing story! Especially for children and especially for those growing up in the world today. I believe, and know, the moto to the story is dont be afraid of who you are, be proud. And since there's a lot of people today that are afraid to be themselves. I think this story is s good lesson! The film has an amazing storyline..okay a little sad and it did & still does make ... Read More:

10.Fearless [1993] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Jeff Bridges, Isabella Rossellini, Rosie Perez, Tom Hulce, John Turturro directed by: Peter Weir May 18, 1999
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FEARLESS (1993) directed by Peter Weir ZONE 1 LANGUAGES: ENGLISH - FRENCH SUBTITLES: none

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