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1.The Thomas Crown Affair [1968] starring: Steve McQueen, Faye Dunaway, Paul Burke, Jack Weston, Biff McGuire directed by: Norman Jewison February 01, 2000
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A wonderful performance. I loved first watching it 20 years ago. McQueen's charisma is unbeatable. They should never have bothered with the Brosnan remake.

2.The Hour Of The Pig [1994] starring: Colin Firth, Ian Holm, Donald Pleasence, Amina Annabi, Nicol Williamson directed by: Leslie Megahey February 06, 1995
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Clever Parisian lawyer moves to the country to bring law to the people, but finds himself outsmarted by simple country folk at every turn. Of course he decides that if you can't beat them, join them - especially when he finds himself defending a pig on a charge of murder. In a world where a man and a donkey are prepared for execution and the donkey gets a reprieve and the man doesn't, what would you do? In the end he unwittingly makes a lucky escape and the "smart" folk don't. Good clean fun - except for the dirt and squalor - with a memorable turn from Ian Holm as a less-than-upright priest.

3.Leon [1995] starring: Jean Reno, Gary Oldman, Natalie Portman, Danny Aiello, Peter Appel directed by: Luc Besson February 05, 1996
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This film is really excellent, brilliant story, acting and directing. I was just wondering if someone can shed any light on the reason behind not being able to buy it new...?

4.Haunted [1995] starring: Aidan Quinn, Kate Beckinsale, Anthony Andrews, John Gielgud, Anna Massey directed by: Lewis Gilbert (II) October 14, 1996
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A really underrated and superbly acted ghost story, similar in feel To the Others. Aidan Quinn specialises in debunking paranormal Events. But he is called out to a country mansion to investigate A woman who claims she is haunted. And when events start to happen all is not at it seems. Great chemistry Between Beckinsale and Quinn. Also A.Andrews and Gielgud are very Good. Andrews strange relationship with Beckinsale and a subplot About Quinns ghosts of his own past either real or imagined, are all explained at the end. But for me Beckinsale steals the movie she looks great and plays her role well, highly recommended.

5.Leon [1995] starring: Jean Reno, Gary Oldman, Natalie Portman, Danny Aiello, Peter Appel directed by: Luc Besson February 05, 1996
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This film is really excellent, brilliant story, acting and directing. I was just wondering if someone can shed any light on the reason behind not being able to buy it new...?

6.The Postman Always Rings Twice [1981] starring: Jack Nicholson, Jessica Lange, John Colicos, Michael Lerner, John P. Ryan directed by: Bob Rafelson May 18, 1998
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This is not the sort of film I like to watch and the first time I saw it it left a bad taste in my mouth and even made me angry. Except for the sex scene in the kitchen that is. That left me feeling awe and admiration. I was convinced from the start that here I was one of the finest things ever seen on film - a ten minute work of art in itself, comparable, on different grounds, to anything that Manny Farber had ever singled out from it's context. Since then I have been compelled to admire the sheer craftsmanship with which the film is put together - it's tone, texture, pace, editing, acting, everything. Anyone reasonably versed in literature could hardly fail to recognise that this is a re-working of 'Macbeth' and 'Therese Raquin' with the new ... Read More:

7.Small Sacrifices [1988] starring: Farrah Fawcett, Gordon Clapp, Ryan O'Neal, John Shea, Emily Perkins directed by: David Greene June 07, 1993
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I worked on this trial as a member of the judicial staff in Oregon, so have personal experience of Diane Downs, the witnesses, prosecutor and defense counsel. Like everyone else, I was very dubious when I heard that a film was scheduled for production. I was very surprised that when the film was released, it was a very accurate reflection of what I witnessed in the six-week trial. In fact, the film of the trial was less dramatic than the trial itself, especially when daughter Christie testified, which remains the most dramatic moment I have ever witnessed. Farrah Fawcett did a superb job, although to this day I don't know why she adopted a southern accent, when Diane doesn't speak this way. If you have read Ann Rule's book of the same name, you won't be disappointed.

8.Warlock [1989] starring: Julian Sands, Lori Singer, Richard E. Grant, Mary Woronov, Kevin O'Brien directed by: Steve Miner January 22, 1996
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In 1691, a tiny village near Boston, Massachusetts forces a young man to confess of being a witch. He manages to escape from being hanged by a mysterious cloud, along with a man with the church, Redferne (Richard Grant) tracks him to the year 1991. There, the witch's (Julian Sands) entrance scares a young woman, Kassandra (Lori Singer) and her husband Chas, (Kevin O'Brien) who take in the unconscious man and nurse him back to health. After killing Chas, the Warlock escapes and learns of his reason for being in this particular area of time. Kassandra returns home after learning about Chas and finds Redferne in her home. After his desperate plea to Kassandra for help in finding the Warlock, she doesn't believe him, even after meeting the Warlock face to face. Realizing she ... Read More:

9.Where the Money Is [2000] starring: Paul Newman, Linda Fiorentino, Dermot Mulroney, Susan Barnes, Anne Pitoniak directed by: Marek Kanievska October 01, 2001
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In 1691, a tiny village near Boston, Massachusetts forces a young man to confess of being a witch. He manages to escape from being hanged by a mysterious cloud, along with a man with the church, Redferne (Richard Grant) tracks him to the year 1991. There, the witch's (Julian Sands) entrance scares a young woman, Kassandra (Lori Singer) and her husband Chas, (Kevin O'Brien) who take in the unconscious man and nurse him back to health. After killing Chas, the Warlock escapes and learns of his reason for being in this particular area of time. Kassandra returns home after learning about Chas and finds Redferne in her home. After his desperate plea to Kassandra for help in finding the Warlock, she doesn't believe him, even after meeting the Warlock face to face. Realizing she ... Read More:

10.Sleeping With The Enemy [1991] starring: Julia Roberts, Patrick Bergin, Kevin Anderson, Elizabeth Lawrence, Kyle Secor directed by: Joseph Ruben April 07, 2003
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I found the film a fantastic interpretation of how completly loanly, trapped, and not forgetting just how fearfull someone would feel if in this situation. Julia Roberts portrat of this charector was excelent she brought out all sorts of emotions from my feeling fear, hurt, worthless, anger, I felt I was alongside her charector wanting to help her I found myself shouting at the screen on a number of accasions, also the way I was made to feel towards the husband was quiet real. The ending was outstanding I got to the point of very vilent thoughts being made towards the husband. A great insight to how domestic vilence can be at this extream and how difficult it would be for the wife to escape the violence the amount of planing it would take and the time this would take while ... Read More:

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