Sunday, January 10, 2010

Nine Unusually Terrific Films For Your Amusement Enjoyment

By Violet Flowers

Pick from the nine critiques below and download a excellent motion picture to watch this evening. Before you make your verdict, shop around at the innumerable sites and make sure that they proffer all that you desire and that they are fully above-board. Look for a great variety, virus safety for your computer and a acceptable membership payment.

A memorable from the year 1972 Red Sun. East meets West in this outlandish account of a samurai fighter chasing a precious Japanese sword stolen from a train crossing the American West. Cast includes Charles Bronson, Ursula Andress, Toshiro Mifune, Alain Delon, and Capucine.

A unforgettable from the year 1970 "Company of Killers". Gunman (Saxon) performing for Kill Inc. gets to be target for his bosses and the city policemen after a key witness is shot down. Bites off more than it can take care of. Cast includes Van Johnson, Ray Milland, John Saxon, Brian Kelly, Fritz Weaver, Clu Gulager, Susan Oliver, Diana Lynn, and Robert Middleton.

The original from 1932 Strange Interlude. A Eugene O'Neill play that displays the complicated web of the distinction between our thoughts and our words. Norma Shearer plays a woman who lost the love of her life when he was shot down in WWI. The movie tells of romances and marriages between Nina and three men, only one of whom she loves. It is about growing old without settling their complications. This is a fascinating motion picture, with Shearer at her dazzling best. The company includes Norma Shearer, Clark Gable, Might Robson, Maureen O'Sullivan, Robert Youthful, Ralph Morgan, Henry B. Walthall, and Alexander Kirkland.

Young Dr. Benjamin Stone is on his way to L.A. where his fantasy job as a plastic surgeon in Beverly Hills waits for him. Attempting to steer clear of a traffic jam he winds up off the beaten path in the tiny town of Grady, where he winds up wrecking his automobile. To make things worse, it was into the town judge's fence that he crashed. Ben's sentence is 32 hours of community service at the town hospital. Serving his time, he starts to enjoy the work, and finds himself falling in love.

The General Died at Dawn came out in 1936, fine drama of Oriental intrigue, with mercenary Cooper falling in love with foreign agent Carroll when combating threatening warlord Tamiroff. Cast Gary Cooper, Madeleine Carroll, Akim Tamiroff, Dudley Digges, Porter Chamber, and William Frawley.

A unforgettable movie "Adam's Apples" is a weird dark comedy about two very different men who have a fight of wills. It is a recently developed religious fanatic versus a hard core neo-Nazi criminal. The battle of good versus evil is on. The main stars are Ulrich Thomsen, Mads Mikkelsen, Nicolas Brom, and Paprika Steen. (German-Danish-comedy directed by Anders Thomas Jensen)

Shooter is a memorable motion picture about a retired Marine Corp sniper. Bob Lee Swagger is requested to come to Washington, to help trail another sniper that will seek to slay the President. What happens to him next is a absolute shock. The same US government people that he is helping are really setting him up to take the fall for the shooting. He somehow escapes when he is shot, and is now on the run. He is also prepared to fight back.

Addicted to Love is a classic movie. This movie is a depressing comedy where we see an ex-boyfriend, and an ex-girlfriend spying on their previous partners. They find themselves teamed together, with the young lady planning acts of revenge for her former significant other. Meg Ryan, Matthew Broderick, Kelly Preston, and Tcheky Karyo star. (1997 dark comedy directed by Griffin Dunne)

Dillinger is a memorable motion picture from the year 1945. Slow gangster flick written by Philip Jordan, one of the best B films of its kind albeit a key bank robbery is made up of stock recording lifted from Fritz Lang's You Only Live Once. Cast includes Edmund Lowe, Anne Jeffreys, Lawrence Tierney, Eduardo Ciannelli, Elisha Cook, and Marc Lawrence.

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