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1.Went The Day Well? [1942] starring: Leslie Banks, C.V. France, Valerie Taylor, Marie Lohr, Basil Sydney directed by: Alberto Cavalcanti November 13, 2006
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The early 1940's were never going to be easy and good 'propaganda' films were essential to the well-being of the Great British Public. Went The Day Well defines the British spirit, that of total belief that 'we would win the war'. The film opens showing an English village after the war, even though the war was very much still going on at the time this film was made, and told the story of the Germans buried on English soil. It goes on to show a typical English village in full swing during the war. It never ceases to amaze me that it really was like that, according to my parents, that a terrible thing like war was going on and yet 'normal' life continued as much as possible. The stereotypical differences between the English and German soldiers ... Read More:

2.James Taylor - Live At The Beacon Theatre [1998] starring: James Taylor, Valerie Carter directed by: Beth McCarthy-Miller December 06, 1999
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I have always been a quiet fan of JT. However, this live set really enhances his music. The musicianship is exemplary. It is a real joy to sit down with a glass of wine, and immerse yourself in the show. Moreover, it bears repetition. I heartily recommend this DVD and its successor. Brilliant!

3.Repulsion [1965] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Catherine Deneuve, Ian Hendry, John Fraser, Yvonne Furneaux, Patrick Wymark directed by: Roman Polanski February 08, 2005
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I've seen "Repulsion" quite a few times over the years, and it never gets any less absorbing to watch in spite of knowing the outcome. Catherine Denueve is incandescently beautiful in it but this all masks her real persona which I guess is shown in the early photograph of her when she was just a child. The rest of her family, involved all together in the event of having their picture taken, but her, aloof, distant, in the background, staring into space, not really wanting to be a part of it. I think this showed a real understanding on the part of the director of the type of personality she had that would later erupt into murderous rage as a result of her paranoia and mental isolation. Sad. Disturbing. And quite possibly one of the most brilliant ... Read More:

4.Repulsion [1965] starring: Catherine Deneuve, Ian Hendry, John Fraser, Yvonne Furneaux, Patrick Wymark directed by: Roman Polanski October 01, 1999
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I've seen "Repulsion" quite a few times over the years, and it never gets any less absorbing to watch in spite of knowing the outcome. Catherine Denueve is incandescently beautiful in it but this all masks her real persona which I guess is shown in the early photograph of her when she was just a child. The rest of her family, involved all together in the event of having their picture taken, but her, aloof, distant, in the background, staring into space, not really wanting to be a part of it. I think this showed a real understanding on the part of the director of the type of personality she had that would later erupt into murderous rage as a result of her paranoia and mental isolation. Sad. Disturbing. And quite possibly one of the most brilliant movies ... Read More:

5.Saucy Seventies - Wife Swappers [1970] starring: James Donnelly, Larry Taylor, Valerie St. John, Denys Hawthorne, Bunty Garland directed by: Derek Ford January 15, 2007
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I've seen "Repulsion" quite a few times over the years, and it never gets any less absorbing to watch in spite of knowing the outcome. Catherine Denueve is incandescently beautiful in it but this all masks her real persona which I guess is shown in the early photograph of her when she was just a child. The rest of her family, involved all together in the event of having their picture taken, but her, aloof, distant, in the background, staring into space, not really wanting to be a part of it. I think this showed a real understanding on the part of the director of the type of personality she had that would later erupt into murderous rage as a result of her paranoia and mental isolation. Sad. Disturbing. And quite possibly one of the most brilliant movies ... Read More:

6.Repulsion [1965] starring: Catherine Deneuve, Ian Hendry, John Fraser, Yvonne Furneaux, Patrick Wymark directed by: Roman Polanski August 25, 2003
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I've seen "Repulsion" quite a few times over the years, and it never gets any less absorbing to watch in spite of knowing the outcome. Catherine Denueve is incandescently beautiful in it but this all masks her real persona which I guess is shown in the early photograph of her when she was just a child. The rest of her family, involved all together in the event of having their picture taken, but her, aloof, distant, in the background, staring into space, not really wanting to be a part of it. I think this showed a real understanding on the part of the director of the type of personality she had that would later erupt into murderous rage as a result of her paranoia and mental isolation. Sad. Disturbing. And quite possibly one of the most brilliant movies ... Read More:

7.What a Carve Up! [1962] starring: Timothy Bateson, Esma Cannon, Kenneth Connor, Shirley Eaton, Adam Faith March 20, 2007
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I've seen "Repulsion" quite a few times over the years, and it never gets any less absorbing to watch in spite of knowing the outcome. Catherine Denueve is incandescently beautiful in it but this all masks her real persona which I guess is shown in the early photograph of her when she was just a child. The rest of her family, involved all together in the event of having their picture taken, but her, aloof, distant, in the background, staring into space, not really wanting to be a part of it. I think this showed a real understanding on the part of the director of the type of personality she had that would later erupt into murderous rage as a result of her paranoia and mental isolation. Sad. Disturbing. And quite possibly one of the most brilliant movies ... Read More:

8.Busty Bombshells [2008] (REGION 1) (NTSC) starring: Kandi Cox, Sofia Staks, Valerie Herrera, Elizabeth Starr, Donita Dunes July 22, 2008
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I've seen "Repulsion" quite a few times over the years, and it never gets any less absorbing to watch in spite of knowing the outcome. Catherine Denueve is incandescently beautiful in it but this all masks her real persona which I guess is shown in the early photograph of her when she was just a child. The rest of her family, involved all together in the event of having their picture taken, but her, aloof, distant, in the background, staring into space, not really wanting to be a part of it. I think this showed a real understanding on the part of the director of the type of personality she had that would later erupt into murderous rage as a result of her paranoia and mental isolation. Sad. Disturbing. And quite possibly one of the most brilliant movies ... Read More:

9.Sweet Bird Of Youth [1989] starring: Elizabeth Taylor, Kevin Geer, Ronnie Claire Edwards, Mark Harmon, Seymour Cassel directed by: Nicolas Roeg March 17, 2008
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I've seen "Repulsion" quite a few times over the years, and it never gets any less absorbing to watch in spite of knowing the outcome. Catherine Denueve is incandescently beautiful in it but this all masks her real persona which I guess is shown in the early photograph of her when she was just a child. The rest of her family, involved all together in the event of having their picture taken, but her, aloof, distant, in the background, staring into space, not really wanting to be a part of it. I think this showed a real understanding on the part of the director of the type of personality she had that would later erupt into murderous rage as a result of her paranoia and mental isolation. Sad. Disturbing. And quite possibly one of the most brilliant movies ... Read More:

10.James Taylor: Live at the Beacon Theatre [1998] starring: James Taylor, Valerie Carter directed by: Beth McCarthy-Miller October 07, 1998
Average Rating: >>More Details		Used Price: £5.66
I have always been a quiet fan of JT. However, this live set really enhances his music. The musicianship is exemplary. It is a real joy to sit down with a glass of wine, and immerse yourself in the show. Moreover, it bears repetition. I heartily recommend this DVD and its successor. Brilliant!

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