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Goodbye Pork Piestarring: Tony Barry, Kelly Johnson, Claire Oberman, Shirley Gruar, Bruno Lawrence directed by: Geoff Murphy April 05, 2004 |
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Anyone who's been to NZ or OZ will instantly relate to this film. The film has a certain 1970's innocence and charm and the characters are all very likeable. Your be willing them on all the way.
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McLeod's Daughters: The Complete Third Season (REGION 1) (NTSC)starring: Bridie Carter, Lisa Chappell, Simmone Mackinnon, Rachael Carpani, Aaron Jeffery directed by: Ali Ali, Bill Hughes, Cath Roden, Chris Martin-Jones, Karl Zwicky August 14, 2007 |
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Koch Vision presents "MCLEOD'S DAUGHTERS: THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON" (Released: 2003) (1291 mins/Color) (Dolby Digital) --- McLeod's Daughters is an Australian television drama set in the rural outback --- This release presents all 30 episodes from the third season of MCLEOD`S DAUGHTERS. Claire (Lisa Chappell) and Tess (Bridie Carter) are the two daughters of the title --- The McLeods have been brought together after a long period of separation, thanks to their joint inheritance of Drover`s Run, a cattle farm that has been in their family for many generations. Together, the two gather an all-female group of workers to keep the place going --- The show creates some admirably strong, inspirational female characters, and builds its original premise ... Read More:
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The Girl from Tomorrow: Telemovie Part 2 ( The Girl from Tomorrow Part Two: Tomorrow's End )starring: Katharine Cullen, Melissa Marshall, James Findlay, Andrew Clarke, Helen O'Connor directed by: Noel Price July 10, 2006 |
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I remembered this form my childhood The Girl From Tomorrow and Tomorrow's End is all about Alana's adventures Alana lives on Earth of the year 3000 where Earth has been restored to a garden of Eden state but also seem rather primatve in many ways.
This DVD is all about returning Alana's friend to her own time and also returning Sliverthorn (The Villan) to his own time. Sliverthorn theatrens the future by creating a device he learns of in Alana's time Alana and her friends must stop him if Alana's world is to be restored to it's paradise state. Can Alana and her friends new and old stop him or is the future being destoyed forever. Tomorrow's End is the last and only seqeul to The Girl from Tomorrow ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Girl from Tomorrow: Entire Series Two 4-DVD Set ( The Girl from Tomorrow: Entire Series 2 )starring: Andrew Clarke, Helen O'Connor, James Findlay, Jeff Truman, Jeremy Scrivener directed by: Noel Price |
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I remembered this form my childhood The Girl From Tomorrow and Tomorrow's End is all about Alana's adventures Alana lives on Earth of the year 3000 where Earth has been restored to a garden of Eden state but also seem rather primatve in many ways.
This DVD is all about returning Alana's friend to her own time and also returning Sliverthorn (The Villan) to his own time. Sliverthorn theatrens the future by creating a device he learns of in Alana's time Alana and her friends must stop him if Alana's world is to be restored to it's paradise state. Can Alana and her friends new and old stop him or is the future being destoyed forever. Tomorrow's End is the last and only seqeul to The Girl from Tomorrow ... Read More: >>More Details |
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The Navigator: A Mediaeval Odyssey ( The Navigator )starring: Bruce Lyons, Chris Haywood, Hamish McFarlane, Marshall Napier, Noel Appleby directed by: Vincent Ward January 12, 2005 |
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Vincent Ward is one of those directors who make films that are easier to admire than to enjoy. The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey is an excellent example - striking visuals, harsh landscapes, painful accents that make key plot points incomprehensible and a big idea that doesn't work quite as well as you'd like it to. Kicking off in a harsh black and white Cumbria in the early 14th century, an isolated village is persuaded by a boy's visions that the only way to keep the plague out of their village is to tunnel to the other side of the world and erect a cross on the great church tower before dawn - only to find themselves in God's city (or New Zealand circa 1988 to us), a world of colour and lights crippled by its own plagues, redundancy, nuclear proliferation ... Read More:
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The Big Stealstarring: Ben Mendelsohn, Claudia Karvan, Marshall Napier, Damon Herriman, Angelo D'Angelo directed by: Nadia Tass October 15, 2003 |
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Vincent Ward is one of those directors who make films that are easier to admire than to enjoy. The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey is an excellent example - striking visuals, harsh landscapes, painful accents that make key plot points incomprehensible and a big idea that doesn't work quite as well as you'd like it to. Kicking off in a harsh black and white Cumbria in the early 14th century, an isolated village is persuaded by a boy's visions that the only way to keep the plague out of their village is to tunnel to the other side of the world and erect a cross on the great church tower before dawn - only to find themselves in God's city (or New Zealand circa 1988 to us), a world of colour and lights crippled by its own plagues, redundancy, nuclear proliferation ... Read More:
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The Girl From Tomorrow: Series 1 [Australian Import]starring: Katherine Cullen, Melissa Marshall, John Howard, Miles Buchanan, James Findlay directed by: Kathy Mueller |
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This Australian kids TV show was shown over here in the UK on CBBC it come from the early 1990's both series are now on DVD and can be bought from Amazon but only from a few sellers.
This TV series is a great kids Sci-fi or fantasy show and is still new enough to look current. The Girl From Tomorrow is very like show like Ocean Girl and The Tomorrow People. The Girl From Tomorrow was very popular during 1991 and show all over Europe. >>More Details |
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McLeod's Daughters: The Complete Second Season (REGION 1) (NTSC)starring: Aaron Jeffery, Rachael Carpani, Simmone Mackinnon, Bridie Carter, Myles Pollard directed by: Chris Martin-Jones, Donald Crombie, Ian Gilmour, Karl Zwicky, Lewis Fitz-Gerald May 08, 2007 |
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Koch Vision present "MCLEOD'S DAUGHTERS: THE COMPLETE SECOND SEASON" (Released: 2004) (968 mins/Color) (Dolby Digital) --- McLeod's Daughters is an Australian television drama set in the rural outback --- This release presents all 22 episodes from the second (2002) season of McLeod's Daughters. Claire (Lisa Chappell) and Tess (Bridie Carter) are the titular half sisters, the offspring of Jack McLeod, whose death brings them back together at Drover's Run --- Separated in childhood when Jack's second marriage, to Tess's mom, broke up, the pair have jointly inherited the Outback cattle ranch that has been in their family for many generations, creating an unlikely partnership --- After firing all the men from their father's staff early in Season One --- Claire and ... Read More:
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The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep [2007] (REGION 1) (NTSC)starring: David Morrissey, Marshall Napier, Joel Tobeck, Brian Cox, Ben Chaplin directed by: Jay W. Russell April 08, 2008 |
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This film was not my first choice, and it was presented as being for kids, but finally my wife and I enjoyed it nevertheless.
The movie is set in Scotland during the 2nd would war. A young lad Angus (Alex Etel) finds an egg on the beach, and surprise surprise it hatches into an odd looking little creature (the star of the movie christened Crusoe). We see Angus's older sister Kirstie (Priyanka Xi) let into the secret, and his mother Anne (Emily Watson) kept out of it. We see the British army appear to "protect" the locals in the middle of nowhere (Loch Ness) commanded by the usual arrogant chinless wonder Capt. Hamilton (David Morrissey). We see the "hero" Lewis Mowbray (Ben Chaplin) appear as the handyman, and he quickly learns about the existence of the ... Read More: >>More Details |
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Beyond Reasonable Doubtstarring: David Hemmings, John Hargreaves, Tony Barry, Martyn Sanderson, Grant Tilly directed by: John Laing January 14, 2008 |
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This film was not my first choice, and it was presented as being for kids, but finally my wife and I enjoyed it nevertheless.
The movie is set in Scotland during the 2nd would war. A young lad Angus (Alex Etel) finds an egg on the beach, and surprise surprise it hatches into an odd looking little creature (the star of the movie christened Crusoe). We see Angus's older sister Kirstie (Priyanka Xi) let into the secret, and his mother Anne (Emily Watson) kept out of it. We see the British army appear to "protect" the locals in the middle of nowhere (Loch Ness) commanded by the usual arrogant chinless wonder Capt. Hamilton (David Morrissey). We see the "hero" Lewis Mowbray (Ben Chaplin) appear as the handyman, and he quickly learns about the existence of the ... Read More: >>More Details |
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