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VHS : Spider-Man [2002]

Spider-Man [2002]


starring: Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, Willem Dafoe, James Franco, Cliff Robertson
directed by: Sam Raimi
March 08, 2004


If you are going to use such poor CGI why not just produce a cartoon? The film itself is pretty run of the mill but the fact that spiderman looks about as realistic as a computer game sprite circa 1983 sends this tumbling down the rubbish shoot. Spidey - you suck son!
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VHS : Picnic [1956]

Picnic [1956]


starring: William Holden, Kim Novak, Betty Field, Susan Strasberg, Cliff Robertson
directed by: Joshua Logan
August 30, 1994


Before the Labor Day a hansome stranger swings into a small town of Kansas...and he awakes passions that nobody could imagine that were there.
William Holden plays Hal Carter, an irresponsible guy,who falls for the girl of his best friend, Kim Novak as Madge Owens. Unwillingly he also awakes passions not only to her, but also to her little sister, and to a school teacher at her 40's played excellent by Rosalind Russell.
The love scene between Holden and Novak are sensational, and the dance sequence is one of poetry.
This film is based on the classic play of William Inge and is wonderfully directed by the theatre director Joshua Logan. Although sometimes you may find William Holden a little older than he should have been for this ... Read More:

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VHS : Too Late The Hero [1969]

Too Late The Hero [1969]


starring: Michael Caine, Cliff Robertson, Ian Bannen, Harry Andrews, Ronald Fraser
directed by: Robert Aldrich
April 02, 2001


This movie has very little to do with WW2. The story is fiction and feel is very sixties. Michael Caine is having fun with his character but not enough to carry the entire movie.

A big problem is the story which is complete fiction with no historic base other than yes the Commonwealth and Americans fought the Japanese in the Pacific but everything else is fabricated. So the story has more a Guns of Navarone approach to WW2 but the obvious difference is that Guns of Navarone is a hero movie where this is a anti hero movie. I like Guns of Navarone but not this film. Another thing to put you of - is special effects, when men are shot the bloodwork is terrible, like in an early Western.

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Average Rating:  out of 5 stars
VHS : The Naked And The Dead [1958]

The Naked And The Dead [1958]


starring: Aldo Ray, Cliff Robertson, Raymond Massey, Lili St. Cyr, Barbara Nichols
directed by: Raoul Walsh



This movie has very little to do with WW2. The story is fiction and feel is very sixties. Michael Caine is having fun with his character but not enough to carry the entire movie.

A big problem is the story which is complete fiction with no historic base other than yes the Commonwealth and Americans fought the Japanese in the Pacific but everything else is fabricated. So the story has more a Guns of Navarone approach to WW2 but the obvious difference is that Guns of Navarone is a hero movie where this is a anti hero movie. I like Guns of Navarone but not this film. Another thing to put you of - is special effects, when men are shot the bloodwork is terrible, like in an early Western.

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VHS : The Battle Of Midway [1976]

The Battle Of Midway [1976]


starring: Charlton Heston, Henry Fonda, Edward Albert, James Coburn, Glenn Ford
directed by: Jack Smight
July 01, 1999


Midway is very much from the last-gasp of big-screen spot-the-star epics, and it shows. On paper it's an impressive cast - Charlton Heston, Henry Fonda, Glenn Ford, Robert Mitchum, James Coburn, Cliff Robertson, Robert Wagner, Toshiro Mifune, James Shigeta - but aside from Heston, Fonda and Hal Holbrook, few of them have much to do: Mitchum only has one scene. Much of the first third of the film is taken up with either gathering intelligence while Heston tries not very hard to get estranged son Edward Albert's Japanese-American wife out of internment (this section was even longer, with a subplot with Heston's wife removed from all but the US TV prints: parts of it can be found in this disc's deleted scenes).

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VHS : Escape from LA (widescreen) [1996]

Escape from LA (widescreen) [1996]


starring: Kurt Russell, Steve Buscemi, Stacy Keach, A.J. Langer, Georges Corraface
directed by: John Carpenter
September 29, 1997


Alot of people have reviewed this badly, which I think is unfair. If you go to watch this film and try to see it as a serious action film, then don't bother. Escape From L.A. should be seen as pure FUN, something missing from most of the action genre. As soon as you realize that this is a satire of the genre then you appreciate it for what it really is. Entertainment. Think "From Dusk Till Dawn" and you'll be on the same page. Yes the effects are bad. If you cant see Snake surfing a tidal wave in the middle of L.A. as taking the mickey, then God help you. Another reviewer commented on "bad acting" even though you have Pam Grier, Steve Buscemi, Kurt Russell and a whole host of others. Its just the style of the film. If what you want is gore, guns, blatant sexism, ... Read More:
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VHS : PT 109 (1963)

PT 109 (1963)


starring: Cliff Robertson, Ty Hardin
directed by: Richard L. Green



Alot of people have reviewed this badly, which I think is unfair. If you go to watch this film and try to see it as a serious action film, then don't bother. Escape From L.A. should be seen as pure FUN, something missing from most of the action genre. As soon as you realize that this is a satire of the genre then you appreciate it for what it really is. Entertainment. Think "From Dusk Till Dawn" and you'll be on the same page. Yes the effects are bad. If you cant see Snake surfing a tidal wave in the middle of L.A. as taking the mickey, then God help you. Another reviewer commented on "bad acting" even though you have Pam Grier, Steve Buscemi, Kurt Russell and a whole host of others. Its just the style of the film. If what you want is gore, guns, blatant sexism, ... Read More:
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VHS : Malone [1987]

Malone [1987]


starring: Burt Reynolds, Cliff Robertson, Kenneth McMillan, Cynthia Gibb, Scott Wilson
directed by: Harley Cokeliss



Alot of people have reviewed this badly, which I think is unfair. If you go to watch this film and try to see it as a serious action film, then don't bother. Escape From L.A. should be seen as pure FUN, something missing from most of the action genre. As soon as you realize that this is a satire of the genre then you appreciate it for what it really is. Entertainment. Think "From Dusk Till Dawn" and you'll be on the same page. Yes the effects are bad. If you cant see Snake surfing a tidal wave in the middle of L.A. as taking the mickey, then God help you. Another reviewer commented on "bad acting" even though you have Pam Grier, Steve Buscemi, Kurt Russell and a whole host of others. Its just the style of the film. If what you want is gore, guns, blatant sexism, ... Read More:
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VHS : Shaker Run (Video Tape/PAL) 1985

Shaker Run (Video Tape/PAL) 1985


starring: Cliff Robertson, Leif Garret, Lisa Harrow, Shane Briant, Petery Hayden



Alot of people have reviewed this badly, which I think is unfair. If you go to watch this film and try to see it as a serious action film, then don't bother. Escape From L.A. should be seen as pure FUN, something missing from most of the action genre. As soon as you realize that this is a satire of the genre then you appreciate it for what it really is. Entertainment. Think "From Dusk Till Dawn" and you'll be on the same page. Yes the effects are bad. If you cant see Snake surfing a tidal wave in the middle of L.A. as taking the mickey, then God help you. Another reviewer commented on "bad acting" even though you have Pam Grier, Steve Buscemi, Kurt Russell and a whole host of others. Its just the style of the film. If what you want is gore, guns, blatant sexism, ... Read More:
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VHS : Family Tree (2000) [1999]

Family Tree (2000) [1999]


starring: Robert Forster, Naomi Judd, Andrew Lawrence, Matthew Lawrence, Cliff Robertson
directed by: Duane Clark
February 04, 2002


Alot of people have reviewed this badly, which I think is unfair. If you go to watch this film and try to see it as a serious action film, then don't bother. Escape From L.A. should be seen as pure FUN, something missing from most of the action genre. As soon as you realize that this is a satire of the genre then you appreciate it for what it really is. Entertainment. Think "From Dusk Till Dawn" and you'll be on the same page. Yes the effects are bad. If you cant see Snake surfing a tidal wave in the middle of L.A. as taking the mickey, then God help you. Another reviewer commented on "bad acting" even though you have Pam Grier, Steve Buscemi, Kurt Russell and a whole host of others. Its just the style of the film. If what you want is gore, guns, blatant sexism, ... Read More:
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