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Average Rating:	It's A Wonderful Life [1946] starring: James Stewart, Donna Reed, Lionel Barrymore, Thomas Mitchell, Henry Travers directed by: Frank Capra September 11, 1995 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price: Â£3.58
Yes, it is a great life affirming movie with its heart firmly in the right place...BUT...personally I would have prefered not such a happy ending, or a very different kind of happy ending - I just feel that the miraculous turnaround of George's fortunes at the end, while rightly suggesting that all good deeds may be remembered, and returned in kind, missed a real chance to state that happiness didn't have to depend on material wealth at all - After all, when he was given his old life back, George's euphoric happiness was based soley upon his family and friends, regardless of his dire financial state! This was a real chance to bang the point home about the real dangers of capitalism, but it was totally spurned. Indeed, this ending almost suggested, ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Monty Python And The Holy Grail [1974] starring: Graham Chapman, John Cleese, Eric Idle, Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones directed by: Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones June 14, 2004 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price: Â£0.01
I somehow got to the age of 47 without seeing this all the way through, and sat down to watch it with anticipation. However, I was a bit disappointed. Unlike Life Of Brian this is not really a film with a plot & characters. Rather a series of themed sketches. Like most sketch shows it is a mixture of hit & miss. Bits are indeed very funny, but while this style of humour was radical when the film came out it is all too common now and some of the weaker moments don't stand up so well. Of course it has a place in the pantheon of British comedy and I wouldn't discourage anyone from watching it, but for me it isn't a patch on Life of Brian, or even the Time Bandits. >>More Details

Average Rating:	Electric Dreams starring: Lenny von Dohlen, Virginia Madsen, Maxwell Caulfield, Bud Cort, Don Fellows directed by: Steve Barron August 12, 1991 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price:
"I wanna know what love is I want you to show me I wanna feel what love is I know you can show me" (Foreigner) This is one of my favorite movies from the eighties, and one that I really wanted to see again, except that it's been very hard to find. I finally got a copy and watched it again recently, and surprisingly, it's still fresh and extremely watchable. Short Attention Span Summary (SASS): 1. Boy (Lenny von Dohlen) meets computer 2. Boy meets girl (Virginia Madsen) 3. Computer meets girl 4. Girl and computer share a Minuet #4 in G 5. Quirky love triangle develops Miles Harding (von Dohlen) buys a "state of the art" computer system to help him design ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Home Alone 2 - Lost In New York [1992] starring: John Heard, Catherine O'Hara, Brenda Fricker, Tim Curry, Macaulay Culkin directed by: Chris Columbus October 20, 2003 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price: Â£0.01
Despite Home Alone 1 being an absolute classic, I've always liked this better than the first. There's more of a story, more lovely scenes and more traps. I recommend both Home Alone 1 and 2, and possibly number 3. Enjoy! These are real Christmas treats! >>More Details

Average Rating:	Vicar of Dibley, The - Seasonal Specials [1994] starring: Dawn French, Emma Chambers, James Fleet, Roger Lloyd-Pack, Gary Waldhorn directed by: Gareth Carrivick November 27, 2000 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price: Â£2.65
The Vicar of Dibley is funny. Very funny. My wife is a vicar, and she thinks that it is funny too. My Mum thinks that it is funny, even my brother would describe the Vicar of Dibley as funny. And this little collection of four seasonal episodes is the cream of the crop. All the seasons before this worked towards the storylines followed by these specials. They were the final pay off. In short, if you have any Vicar of Dibley, if you are a fan in any way shape or form, these are the ones for you to buy and own and watch again and again. They are funny. >>More Details

Average Rating:	Blackadder - Blackadder Goes Forth - Series 4 [1989] starring: Rowan Atkinson, Tony Robinson September 02, 1996 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price: Â£1.81
Blackadder has always been one of the funniest and best written British Sitcoms around and this forth and last series is one of the best from the shows run. The six episodes of the series all show-off the great script and the brilliant performances by both the main cast and the guest stars. All the cast seem to be thoroughly enjoying themselves throughout the series but alongside Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson, my favourite has to be Stephen Fry for his brilliant portrayal of General Melchett. Each episode never ceases to be funny and the last episode of the series is still surprisingly touching despite the number of times that I have watched it. The one slight problem with the series is the laughter track that can be somewhat intrusive at times but ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Bobby Thompson - The Little Waster [1982] starring: Bobby Thompson directed by: Malcolm Dickinson January 01, 1995 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price: Â£7.99
Blackadder has always been one of the funniest and best written British Sitcoms around and this forth and last series is one of the best from the shows run. The six episodes of the series all show-off the great script and the brilliant performances by both the main cast and the guest stars. All the cast seem to be thoroughly enjoying themselves throughout the series but alongside Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson, my favourite has to be Stephen Fry for his brilliant portrayal of General Melchett. Each episode never ceases to be funny and the last episode of the series is still surprisingly touching despite the number of times that I have watched it. The one slight problem with the series is the laughter track that can be somewhat intrusive at times but ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	The Bells Of St. Mary's [1945] starring: Bing Crosby, Ingrid Bergman, Henry Travers, William Gargan, Ruth Donnelly directed by: Leo McCarey January 13, 1997 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price: Â£0.95
Blackadder has always been one of the funniest and best written British Sitcoms around and this forth and last series is one of the best from the shows run. The six episodes of the series all show-off the great script and the brilliant performances by both the main cast and the guest stars. All the cast seem to be thoroughly enjoying themselves throughout the series but alongside Rowan Atkinson and Tony Robinson, my favourite has to be Stephen Fry for his brilliant portrayal of General Melchett. Each episode never ceases to be funny and the last episode of the series is still surprisingly touching despite the number of times that I have watched it. The one slight problem with the series is the laughter track that can be somewhat intrusive at times but ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Chocolat [2001] starring: Juliette Binoche, Judi Dench, Alfred Molina, Carrie-Anne Moss, Antonio Gil directed by: Lasse HallstrÃ¶m November 26, 2001 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price: Â£0.79
Mother and daughter, both outsiders, blow into stuffy old-fashioned French village (cobbled streets, quaint houses, romantic lamplight, no cars, no uncouth farmers) and bring with them the power to release the claustrophobic and straight-laced community from its inhibitions - not the first time on screen that this formula has been employed. What is unusual is the medium they use. Delicious and irresistible chocolate confectionery tempts everyone, and turns then into better, more liberated people. In the end, good defeats bad, love triumphs over hate, and everyone is released from cramping conventions to do their own thing. Very much a message of our times, in other words, and perhaps none the worse for that - though whether self-indulgence is always the best way forward is a question ... Read More: >>More Details

Average Rating:	Miracle On 34th Street [1947] starring: Edmund Gwenn, Maureen O'Hara, John Payne, Gene Lockhart, Natalie Wood directed by: George Seaton November 01, 2004 Best Selling > VHS > Comedy		Used Price: Â£2.40
I have liked this movie since I was a child and was sceptical when the Attenborough version came out - but delighted by the result. This is a great feelgood Christmas movie that I have now shown to my 11 year old who loved it. It has all the charm of a Christmas story and you really want Chris Kringle to be the real Santa. Which, of course, he is. Putting the two versions together - The original has a much stronger start and the remake has a better court scene and final scene. Perhaps one day there will be a combined version. >>More Details

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