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1.The Godfather [1972] starring: Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, James Caan, Richard S. Castellano, Robert Duvall directed by: Francis Ford Coppola September 01, 1997
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The Godfather is one of those films which must be watched by any self-respecting movie fan. There's nothing i can say that hasn't already been said about this film other than just watch it. Why are you still reading this? Get it NOW!

2.Misery [1991] starring: James Caan, Kathy Bates, Frances Sternhagen, Richard Farnsworth, Lauren Bacall directed by: Rob Reiner September 10, 2001
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On the one hand, Misery is an excellent film. Many - if not all - of the characters are well cast, and very true to the book. However, it has far less depth than the novel. For example, the book being written inside the book/film actually has a great deal of reference to the situation the author finds himself in, obviously basing the book around his life as Annie Wilkes' hostage. In summary, read the book first. The film is pretty epic on its own, but it could have been so much better with the addition of a few extra scenes depicting the content of the novel being written, which would have shown more of Annie Wilkes' persona and added a great deal of irony to the situation. Still, buy it.

3.The Godfather Trilogy [1972] starring: Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, Diane Keaton, Talia Shire, Marlon Brando directed by: Francis Ford Coppola October 08, 2001
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I first saw these films when they were aired on channel 5 a while ago but only saw about half of the first film, all of the second and none of the the third one. So the incentive was there to buy them, after what i had seen of them i thought it would make a great addition to my dvds. I wasnt wrong either. Though to be honest i couldnt see some of my friends either watching them or buying them, as these films aren't mindless action and explosion fests. They take time to watch, literally and mentally. If you really want to get the best from them, set aside a night where you can watch them in peace to soak up the class of them directing, script, acting and story.They are completely different to the more modern gangster/mafia films. The time is taken for ... Read More:

4.El Dorado [1967] starring: John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, James Caan, Charlene Holt, Paul Fix directed by: Howard Hawks
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John Wayne plays Cole Thornton a hired gun who turns down a job to work for Bart Jason, as this would mean fighting his old mate J.P. (Robert Mitchum). In the end he fights with J.P. and Mississipi (James Caan) against Jason. Essentially this is virtual remake of Rio Bravo, and it isn't as good. Mitchum takes the Dean Martin role and James Cann the Ricky Nelson role. However Howard Hawks was a great filmmaker and he manages to make this a worthwhile and very entertaining movie in its own right. John Wayne is starting to show his age in this film. He was close to 60 when it was made, and Mitchum who was 10 years younger steals the film from Wayne. The kill or cure drunk cure for J.P. is probably the best scene in the film, and Mitchum ... Read More:

5.Thief [1981] starring: James Caan, Tuesday Weld, Willie Nelson, James Belushi, Robert Prosky directed by: Michael Mann April 02, 2001
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This early Michael Mann (pre Miami Vice) movie took a impeccable dive into the mind of a thief (and the work) of a professional thief. If you like psychology, or maybe action intelligence, than this movie is for you. The movie features a major heist similar to the famous heist in RIFIFFI (1956). James Caan (The Godfather), Robert Prosky, Tuesday Weld (Once upon a Time in America, Michael Mann and Tangerine Dream all combine forces here to great effect. This is Caan's finest performance as Frank, a middle-aged jewel thief who is obviously determined to make a long-cherished dream come true: Retire from his criminal life, marry, start a family, and live happily ever after (the ageless crime plot - one last score). He carries a photo collage ... Read More:

6.The Godfather Trilogy: 1901-1980 starring: Al Pacino, Robert Duvall, Diane Keaton, Talia Shire, Marlon Brando directed by: Francis Ford Coppola
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I first saw these films when they were aired on channel 5 a while ago but only saw about half of the first film, all of the second and none of the the third one. So the incentive was there to buy them, after what i had seen of them i thought it would make a great addition to my dvds. I wasnt wrong either. Though to be honest i couldnt see some of my friends either watching them or buying them, as these films aren't mindless action and explosion fests. They take time to watch, literally and mentally. If you really want to get the best from them, set aside a night where you can watch them in peace to soak up the class of them directing, script, acting and story.They are completely different to the more modern gangster/mafia films. The time is taken for you to get to know the characters, ... Read More:

7.Action - Executive Decision, Eraser - Video Double Pack [1996] starring: Kurt Russell, Halle Berry, John Leguizamo, James Caan, Arnold Schwarzenegger directed by: Stuart Baird, Charles Russell July 02, 2001
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Being an Arnie fan I bought this mainly for the second film, to add to my collection, but both films are pretty good. Steven Seagal isn't in Executive Decision very much at all even though his face is on the box, but it's a pretty good action film (maybe because he's not in it much) with some good mid air set pieces. And Arnie gets a huge gun that shoots through buildings in Eraser, so that's got to be good aswell. The kind of films you can watch over and over even though they're not Oscar winning material. A good little box set.

8.Enemy of the State [1998] starring: Will Smith, Gene Hackman, Jon Voight, Lisa Bonet, Regina King directed by: Tony Scott
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US techno-thriller in which successful lawyer Will Smith's life is turned upside down when he somehow gets hold of a tape that shows prominent politician Jon Voight murdering a fellow congressman. Voight and his people find out that Smith has possession of the tape and then set about trying to get the tape back, tracking Smith using the latest surveillance technology including tracers and spy satellites. They also invalidate Smith and his wife's credit cards by computer to make life as difficult for Smith as possible and murder Smith's close friend Lisa Bonet, hoping to frame Smith for her murder in an attempt to discredit him if he were ever to go public with what he knows. Smith goes on the run and eventually teams up with reclusive former National Security Agency employee and technological ... Read More:

9.Harry and Walter Go to New York starring: Michael Caine, James Caan, Elliott Gould, Diane Keaton, Lesley Ann Warren directed by: Mark Rydell
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US techno-thriller in which successful lawyer Will Smith's life is turned upside down when he somehow gets hold of a tape that shows prominent politician Jon Voight murdering a fellow congressman. Voight and his people find out that Smith has possession of the tape and then set about trying to get the tape back, tracking Smith using the latest surveillance technology including tracers and spy satellites. They also invalidate Smith and his wife's credit cards by computer to make life as difficult for Smith as possible and murder Smith's close friend Lisa Bonet, hoping to frame Smith for her murder in an attempt to discredit him if he were ever to go public with what he knows. Smith goes on the run and eventually teams up with reclusive former National Security Agency employee and technological ... Read More:

10.Chapter Two (1979) starring: James Caan, Marsha Mason, Valerie Harper, Joseph Bologna directed by: Robert Moore
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US techno-thriller in which successful lawyer Will Smith's life is turned upside down when he somehow gets hold of a tape that shows prominent politician Jon Voight murdering a fellow congressman. Voight and his people find out that Smith has possession of the tape and then set about trying to get the tape back, tracking Smith using the latest surveillance technology including tracers and spy satellites. They also invalidate Smith and his wife's credit cards by computer to make life as difficult for Smith as possible and murder Smith's close friend Lisa Bonet, hoping to frame Smith for her murder in an attempt to discredit him if he were ever to go public with what he knows. Smith goes on the run and eventually teams up with reclusive former National Security Agency employee and technological ... Read More:

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