1970's Flashbacks DVD

Advantages: Great to have all the finals in the 1970's in one colection
Disadvantages: Could have some more bonus features

...The FA Cup Final - 1970s Classic Collection (Ten Discs) (Box Set) (DVD) Is great buy for any football fan who wants to see more of the best and ledgends of football back at there best. All 10 yes 10 of these dvds give you a whole heep of memories that will last for a lot longer now. Every goal scored is an achievment worth remembering and rightfully enough gets the credit it deserves. If you are not a fan of football this is a great gift for anyone who you know that is. For this reason i have given this product a rating that i believe it trully deserves. So a well earned 4/5 from me and i hope you enjoy this truely great dvd colection of every FA Cup Final from the 1970s.... Read review

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Advantages: Great Cast, Great Characters and Great Songs
Disadvantages: None

..., Dalziel and Pascoe) - Crazy Pete Hank Azaria (The voice of Moe and other characters in The Simpsons) - Bud Kent Bonnie Hunt (Cheaper By The Dozen 1 and 2) - Chrissy's Mum Brendan Frazier (The Mummy1, 2 and 3) - War Veteran Rumer Willis (Demi Moore and Bruce Willis' daughter) - Samantha's younger sister ╣The Film╠ Now and Then tells the story of 4 friends who, during the summer of 1970, made a pact to promise to return home and be there for one another whenever they needed each other. That was when the girls' were 12, and since then, the friends have been leading their own lives, away from their hometown, but one of them is pregnant, and wants her friends to be with her for the special moment, meaning the friends' pact to be there for one another, made over 20 years ago, is finally about to happen. As the film starts, we... Read review

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Advantages: Deep, thought provoking
Disadvantages: A little cliched

...The Exorcism of Emily Rose is based on the true story of a girl who was killed during an exorcism ritual in the 1970s. The film begins at the end. Emily (Jennifer Carpenter) has died during an exorcism performed by Father Moore (Tom Wilkinson). The story is told through flashbacks as Moore stands trial for negligent homicide, defended by Erin Bruner (Laura Linney) who herself comes under supernatural attack from the forces of darkness. Essentially this film straddles two genres, horror and courtroom drama. I thought the filmmakers did a superb job; this is a really good film. What struck me at first is the depth of the characters. Erin Bruner is a hot-shot defence lawyer, when we first encounter her, she comes across as ruthless and ambitious. In her last case she helped a guilty murderer walk free, with seemingly no conscience. She... Read review

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