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Average Rating:	9.1/2 Weeks [1985] starring: Mickey Rourke, Kim Basinger, Margaret Whitton, David Margulies, Christine Baranski directed by: Adrian Lyne July 01, 1996		Used Price: Â£0.01
This 1986 movie has three narrative perspectives that run concurrently throughout the film: the evolving relationship between Elizabeth and John; the evolving relationship between Elizabeth and the reclusive artist Farnsworth; and Elizabeth's interactions in NY art circles through her work at a gallery. In the first, John, who wears nothing but black suits and white shirts and lives in a colorless and impersonal apartment, is shown to be able to feel nothing except through extreme forms of sexual expression. In the second, Elizabeth gradually comprehends the mystical revelry of pure sensation--Farnsworth examining the fish he has caught--that also comes through in his painting. The last--Elizabeth's art world--is the intersection ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	L.A. Confidential [1997] starring: Kevin Spacey, Russell Crowe, Guy Pearce, Kim Basinger, James Cromwell directed by: Curtis Hanson November 16, 1998		Used Price: Â£0.01
Curtis Hanson has managed to direct a film which captures the late 1940's in both style and spirit. Often films depicting the glamourous side of this era immerse themselves too much in the styles and fashions of the time, rendering the actual characters superfluous to the movie. Not here though - the characters drive the film, blending in perfectly with the directing style swaying effortlessly to capture the gritty and the classic-Hollywoodesque, the guy has done his homework. Risks were taken by casting relatively unknown non-Americans in the two major roles, a rare thing by a Hollywood studio. It's hard to imagine anyone else but Russell Crowe as the fiery `Bud' and at times Guy Pierce seems a bit awkward as `Exley' - but this isn't ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	From Here To Eternity Vols 1-3 [1979] starring: Natalie Wood, William Devane, Kim Basinger, Peter Boyle directed by: Buzz Kulik		Used Price: Â£19.47
Curtis Hanson has managed to direct a film which captures the late 1940's in both style and spirit. Often films depicting the glamourous side of this era immerse themselves too much in the styles and fashions of the time, rendering the actual characters superfluous to the movie. Not here though - the characters drive the film, blending in perfectly with the directing style swaying effortlessly to capture the gritty and the classic-Hollywoodesque, the guy has done his homework. Risks were taken by casting relatively unknown non-Americans in the two major roles, a rare thing by a Hollywood studio. It's hard to imagine anyone else but Russell Crowe as the fiery `Bud' and at times Guy Pierce seems a bit awkward as `Exley' - but this isn't ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	The Getaway [1994] starring: Alec Baldwin, Kim Basinger, Michael Madsen, James Woods, Jennifer Tilly directed by: Roger Donaldson June 05, 1995		Used Price: Â£0.11
Don't buy this! The packaging on the box claims this is ' unrated' - IT ISN'T! ALL the sex scenes are missing - how the studio involved can get away with the lie on the packaging is a mystery to me, but they have! Worthless sanitised US version, NOT the print that was released in Europe. AVOID!! >>More Details

Average Rating:	Bless the Child [2001] starring: Kim Basinger, Jimmy Smits, Rufus Sewell, Holliston Coleman, Angela Bettis directed by: Chuck Russell October 01, 2001		Used Price: Â£0.01
The apocalyptic horror merges with the child-in-peril thriller, while Chuck Russell, director of the lumbering Schwazenegger vehicle "Eraser," provides a modicum of chills in this sloppy, disjointed and hackneyed movie. Everything is poorly done from the dodgy special effects, to the crass dialogue, right down to certain individual performances. The only two people to come out relatively unscathed from the whole affair are Jimmy Smits and Christina Ricci, the latter being blessed with only two or three short scenes. Smits is saddled with the affable cop role, the only distinguishing difference from the average walking clichÃ© detective is that he was once a priest in training. For the most part he elevates the material high enough ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Never Say Never Again [1983] starring: Sean Connery, Kim Basinger, Klaus Maria Brandauer, Max von Sydow, Barbara Carrera directed by: Irvin Kershner April 23, 2001		Used Price: Â£3.88
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: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Man Who Loved Women starring: Burt Reynolds, Julie Andrews, Kim Basinger, Marilu Henner, Cynthia Sykes directed by: Blake Edwards		Used Price:
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: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Batman [1989] starring: Michael Keaton, Jack Nicholson, Kim Basinger, Robert Wuhl, Pat Hingle directed by: Tim Burton July 31, 2000		Used Price: Â£0.01
Batman has always been a vastly over-rated movie and I find it difficult to understand how it garnered such positive reviews on it's release . Having watched this recently on TV it seems like a good time to look again at this disappointing film. It has many flaws but chief among these is the casting of 80's "it girl" Kim Basinger. She almost single handedly ruins this film with her unbelievably poor performance, coming across like some am dram second rater. Michael Keaton does some of his best work but is scuppered in the Batman role by a Batsuit which allows extremely limited movement of body and none of neck whatsoever. He walks around like he has a washboard stuck up his back, completely not his fault I understand. Jack Nicholson's Joker is dressed in cheap looking ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Kevin Spacey - LA Confidential; Negotiator, Midnight...Gd - VideoTriple Pack [1997] starring: Kevin Spacey, John Cusack, Jack Thompson, Alison Eastwood, Russell Crowe directed by: Curtis Hanson, F. Gary Gray, Clint Eastwood August 06, 2001		Used Price: Â£12.99
This extraordinary film noir from director Curtis Hanson has truely earned it's place among modern cinema's greatest. The reasons why are that it it is a classic tale of corruption in the police, crime, lust and morality. The director has also got incredible performances from all of the film's cast members, including Kim Basinger, who gives her career-best. The cinematography, lighting, direction, set-pieces and locations are all excellent too, making the film as memorable as any other great American film. The standout performances (though every one of them could be) have to go to Russel Crowe's confused and mixed-up brute of a cop Bud White and Guy Pearce's ambitious but ever so moral Ed Exley. Buy this film and be astonished by the highly dense and original ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Too Hot to Handle starring: Alec Baldwin, Kim Basinger, Elisabeth Shue directed by: Jerry Rees		Used Price: Â£9.99
This extraordinary film noir from director Curtis Hanson has truely earned it's place among modern cinema's greatest. The reasons why are that it it is a classic tale of corruption in the police, crime, lust and morality. The director has also got incredible performances from all of the film's cast members, including Kim Basinger, who gives her career-best. The cinematography, lighting, direction, set-pieces and locations are all excellent too, making the film as memorable as any other great American film. The standout performances (though every one of them could be) have to go to Russel Crowe's confused and mixed-up brute of a cop Bud White and Guy Pearce's ambitious but ever so moral Ed Exley. Buy this film and be astonished by the highly dense and original ... Read More: >>More Details

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