Review These Movies

By Allison Morin

With a shop near every neighborhood, video stores have been the most convenient way to get movies for years. High speed internet access has now made it possible to download movies right off a movie download site. Just about any movie every made can be attained through a movie download site now. Check out these samples.

The Rains Came: Louis Bromfield novel lessened to Hollywood dribble, with wedded socialite Loy setting out to seduce committed Indian surgeon Power. Momentous earthquake and deluge scenes are displayed. The visual effects won an Academy Award. Cast includes Myrna Loy, Tyrone Power, George Brent, Brenda Joyce, Nigel Bruce, Maria Ouspenskaya, Joseph Schildkraut, and Mary Nash. (104 minutes, 1939)

True Lies: Being married and an international super spy don't go hand in hand. With his wife becoming bored with him she is close to having an affair, to a man pretending to be a spy. He sets out to sin his wife back, and winds up getting into a very tough situation.

Alfie: N.Y.C. limo driver Alfie, an ex-Londoner, cherishes ladies although only on his own terms, meaning sex while he feels like it without some strands affixed however recently he's commencing to imagine there might be something missing in his life. Ordinance is very saucy, and the females are well cast, although it doesn't count up to much, particularly evaluated to the 1966 primordial, which was shadier and more opaque. Cast includes Charles Shyer, Jude Ordinance, Marisa Tomei, Omar Epps, Nia Long, Jane Ktakowski, Sienna Miller, Susan Sarandon, Renee Taylor, Dick Latessa, and Gedde Watanabe. (106 minutes, 2004)

Act of Violence: Act of Violence is a tense drama where we follow a man who was permanently injured during the war. He is now after the senior officer who abandoned his men in a prisoner of war camp. The stars are Van Heflin, Robert Ryan, Janet Leigh, Mary Astor, and Phyllis Thaxter. (1948 drama directed by Fred Zinnemann)

A la Mode: Lighthearted French comedy of an adolescent orphan who gets to be apprentice to a tiny village's tailor, only to crack into the style planet of the '60s. If the remainder of the film were as clever as the clothes there may be more than suggested. Cast includes Remy Duchemin, Ken Higelin, Jean Yanne, Francois Hautesserre, and Florence Challenge. (82 minutes, 1994)

Deep Space: An extraterrestrial-like being runs amok. Here is an ltra hokey sci-fi thriller with joke overtones. Napier is impeccably cast as a cop on its track. This is excellent fun for genre fans. Incidentally, the title has nothing to do with the film! Cast includes Charles Napier, Ann Turkel, Julie Newmar, James Booth, Ron Glass, Anthony Eisley, Bo Svenson, and Peter Palmer. (90 minutes, 1987)

Little Treasure: A stripper endeavors to Mexico to meet her long-lost dad although invests most of her time looking for treasure with a dropout American. Unsatisfying tale marked prompting debut for author Acute. Danson comes off best. Cast includes Margot Kidder, Ted Danson, Burt Lancaster, Joseph Hacker; Malena Doria, and John Pearce. (95 minutes, 1985)

The Gaucho: Cheesy melodramatics and moralizing, and not enough action hinder this lesser Fairbanks piece, in which he plays a famed, egocentric South American man. Cast includes Douglas Fairbanks, Lupe Velez, Eve Southern, Gustav von Seyffertitz, Nigel de Brulier, and Geraine Greear. (96 minutes, 1927)

Underworld: The Vampires and the Werewolves have lived for centuries now within the human world. Although humans don't even think either group even exists, to each other they are mortal enemies. The werewolves are trying to develop an new breed, combining the strengths of both races. If they succeed it will drastically shift the balance of power to the werewolves.

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