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1.Doctor Who The Face of Evil [1963] starring: Tom Baker, Louise Jameson, Pamela Salem, Leslie Schofield, David Garfield directed by: Pennant Roberts May 04, 1999
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1: Tom Baker is excellent as the deranged Xoanon 2: Louise makes a brilliant entrance as Leela 3: The horda are cute. 4: The tesh are gits, but likeable ones, with their arm flapping! 5: Tom is great as ever as the Doc too. 6: The tribe have more developed characters than usual. 7: Great comic moments, especially how Leela runs into the TARDIS despite the Doc not really wanting to take her. 8: We for once get a sizeable chunk of story to see whats happened after the enemy has been thwarted, which is a nice change. 9: the staue looks impressive. 10: Good actual 25 min eps for a change! Need I go on?

2.Gods And Monsters [1999] starring: Ian McKellen, Brendan Fraser, Lynn Redgrave, Lolita Davidovich, David Dukes directed by: Bill Condon April 24, 2000
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a sure fire success of its day,Gods and monsters is a film that charters the last days of film director james whale,who made 30 odd films,the most established being the frankenstein movies,this film deals with the last tormented days of the director,with flashbacks of the making of the films that kept him in peoples minds,along with the loss of love during world war one,whales was a homosexual at a time when that wasnt spoke of as frequently as today,and this led to his infatuation with an ex marine,now gardener played by brendan fraser who certainly showcases that he can act along with such established company. The film is sad and gloomy but never leaves its heart there to be dissected,its a film of good substance and while some licence has ... Read More:

3.The Onedin Line - Part 3 [1971] starring: Marc Harrison, Timothy Slender, Warren Clarke, Pamela Salem, James Hayter directed by: Geraint Morris, William Slater, Peter Graham Scott, Stephen Butcher, David Sullivan Proudfoot October 04, 1993
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a sure fire success of its day,Gods and monsters is a film that charters the last days of film director james whale,who made 30 odd films,the most established being the frankenstein movies,this film deals with the last tormented days of the director,with flashbacks of the making of the films that kept him in peoples minds,along with the loss of love during world war one,whales was a homosexual at a time when that wasnt spoke of as frequently as today,and this led to his infatuation with an ex marine,now gardener played by brendan fraser who certainly showcases that he can act along with such established company. The film is sad and gloomy but never leaves its heart there to be dissected,its a film of good substance and while some licence has ... Read More:

4.The Onedin Line - Part 2 [1971] starring: Marc Harrison, Timothy Slender, Warren Clarke, Pamela Salem, James Hayter directed by: Geraint Morris, William Slater, Peter Graham Scott, Stephen Butcher, David Sullivan Proudfoot September 06, 1993
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a sure fire success of its day,Gods and monsters is a film that charters the last days of film director james whale,who made 30 odd films,the most established being the frankenstein movies,this film deals with the last tormented days of the director,with flashbacks of the making of the films that kept him in peoples minds,along with the loss of love during world war one,whales was a homosexual at a time when that wasnt spoke of as frequently as today,and this led to his infatuation with an ex marine,now gardener played by brendan fraser who certainly showcases that he can act along with such established company. The film is sad and gloomy but never leaves its heart there to be dissected,its a film of good substance and while some licence has ... Read More:

5.Into The Labyrinth (1981) (Tv-Series) : parts 1, 2 & 3 - (Rothgo/The Circle/Robin) starring: Ron Moody, Pamela Salem, Lisa Turner, Simon Henderson, Simon Beal
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a sure fire success of its day,Gods and monsters is a film that charters the last days of film director james whale,who made 30 odd films,the most established being the frankenstein movies,this film deals with the last tormented days of the director,with flashbacks of the making of the films that kept him in peoples minds,along with the loss of love during world war one,whales was a homosexual at a time when that wasnt spoke of as frequently as today,and this led to his infatuation with an ex marine,now gardener played by brendan fraser who certainly showcases that he can act along with such established company. The film is sad and gloomy but never leaves its heart there to be dissected,its a film of good substance and while some licence has ... Read More:

6.Never Say Never Again [1983] starring: Sean Connery, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Max von Sydow, Barbara Carrera, Kim Basinger directed by: Irvin Kershner April 23, 2001
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For many Bond fans, the return of Sean Connery in this "unofficial" Bond entry, was an exciting opportunity to experience the Connery magic and charisma before the earlier pre-Roger Moore years. Released in 1983, the film competed head-to-head against Moore's entry, "Octopussy" which, to some critics of note, one of the better Roger Moore efforts. Obviously, this production had a more engaging cast, an entertaining story, and some good actors: Maude Adams and Lois Jourdan as Bond's nemesis than "Never Say Never Again." While it's good to have Connery back, looking actually fitter than he did in "Diamond Are Forever" in 1971, and wearing a faultless toupee, the film manages to fall short on a number of levels. Viewers should note, it is a different ... Read More:

7.After Darkness [1985] starring: John Hurt, Julian Sands, Victoria Abril, Pamela Salem, Gerd Heinz directed by: Sergio Guerraz, Dominique Othenin-Girard September 30, 1996
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Got this because I love Victoria Abril, but this is not one of hers or John Hurt's finest cinematic moments. The plot is flimsy and I found my concentration wandering and really not caring about the outcome. Nice try but no cigar.

8.The Great Train Robbery starring: Sean Connery, Donald Sutherland, Lesley-Anne Down, Alan Webb, Malcolm Terris directed by: Michael Crichton
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To the reviewer 'nomad1888' who bizarrely claims that there was no great train robbery in 1885! Of course there was, It was very real and very famous. Why you never bothered to confirm this on the internet you obviously have access to, before putting foot in mouth, i have no idea.? Apart from a few minor differences especially at the end the film is historically quite accurate. Great performances all round, especially showing the painstaking detail that was gone into. The judge at the trial even took a liking to Edward Agar, stating that he wished that the man had put his obvious genius into honest endevour, as he would still have made a fortune in any business he went into.

9.The Bitch [1979] starring: Joan Collins, Kenneth Haigh, Michael Coby, Carolyn Seymour, Ian Hendry directed by: Gerry O'Hara September 08, 1997
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To the reviewer 'nomad1888' who bizarrely claims that there was no great train robbery in 1885! Of course there was, It was very real and very famous. Why you never bothered to confirm this on the internet you obviously have access to, before putting foot in mouth, i have no idea.? Apart from a few minor differences especially at the end the film is historically quite accurate. Great performances all round, especially showing the painstaking detail that was gone into. The judge at the trial even took a liking to Edward Agar, stating that he wished that the man had put his obvious genius into honest endevour, as he would still have made a fortune in any business he went into.

10.Into The Labyrinth 2 - Episodes 4/5/6/7 starring: Ron Moody, Pamela Salem
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To the reviewer 'nomad1888' who bizarrely claims that there was no great train robbery in 1885! Of course there was, It was very real and very famous. Why you never bothered to confirm this on the internet you obviously have access to, before putting foot in mouth, i have no idea.? Apart from a few minor differences especially at the end the film is historically quite accurate. Great performances all round, especially showing the painstaking detail that was gone into. The judge at the trial even took a liking to Edward Agar, stating that he wished that the man had put his obvious genius into honest endevour, as he would still have made a fortune in any business he went into.

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