The Man From Laramie (DVD)

Advantages: DIREction AND SCRIPT
Disadvantages: none

...This movie super good i am watching action movies for long time i am not entrusted in other movies at all one day i went to my friend home to meet my friend.Then we together watched the movie first i am not entrusted at all because there is no action fighting in it.I said i will not watch then after a fight between us i start seeing movie . From the starting to ending of movie we did not moved from chair the went on seeing the movie.I never saw such a movie before then i under sand there much more than action in movies. the movie start like this Professor John Oldman (David Lee Smith) packing his belonging in to truck to move to new home.Then his colleagues show up they want to give him farewell party Harry (John Billingsley, a biologist); Edith (Ellen Crawford, a fellow professor and devout Christian); Dan (Tony Todd... Read review

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Advantages: fantastic film
Disadvantages: harder to find

...about Hitler’s “existing” son and Tobias writes about ancient Rome-it all symbolizing one glorify tale about measure of power. Because the wonderful and balanced cast makes this film an underwhelming and never dying morality tale. Who's The Man from Elysian Fields? Mick-just-like-a rolling-stone-Jagger. Perfect! Andy Garcia plays an aspiring author who gambles his life, to write a first novel that fails. A novel about possibility of Hitler's child survival. "Hitler's Child," about the supposed son of Adolf Hitler and Eva Braun, becomes hit with the critics, but went on disaster in the bookstores. Nothing new for this commercial world. Seen so many times, a quality with no finances attached. It is however, clear that the scriptwriter lives in reality describing reality in nowadays publishing, with the simple scene in... Read review

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Advantages: Really funny, feel-good film
Disadvantages: None that i can think of..!

...I recently purchased this DVD after one of my friend's made me watch her copy, because I loved it so much! The plot is based on Shakespeare's play Twelfth Night, but is a more modern version with slight changes, obviously! The main character Viola (Amanda Bynes) is desperate to prove she is a good football player after being told she cannot join her school team because she is female. She plots to disguise herself as her twin brother Sebastian and take his place at his new school (whilst he is away with his band) to prove her football skills. She manages to convince everyone she is male (albeit a slightly odd one) - even popular girl Olivia gets a crush on her/him. Viola, however, has fallen for her roommate Duke (Channing Tatum :P ), who has been helping her with her football, but she cannot reveal this due to her disguise. All in all... Read review

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