Fargo

Starring:William H. Macy, Steve Buscemi, Peter Stormare, Kristin RudrÃ¼d, Harve Presnell, Tony Denman, Gary Houston, Sally Wingert, Kurt Schweickhardt, Larissa Kokernot, Melissa Peterman, Steve Reevis, Warren Keith, Steve Edelman (III), Sharon Anderson, Larry Brandenburg, James Gaulke, J. Todd Anderson, Michelle Suzanne LeDoux, Frances McDormand
Director: Joel Coen, Ethan Coen
Studio: MGM (Video & DVD)
Product Type: DVD

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A true modern-day Greek tragedy
Perfect
A remarkable Noir!
Enjoyable film.
a great movie, where everything goes wrong

Fargo (Special Edition)
Starring: William H. Macy , Steve Buscemi , Peter Stormare , Kristin Rudrüd , and Harve Presnell
Director: Joel Coen , Ethan Coen , and Jeffrey Schwarz
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ASIN: B00009W5CA
Release Date: 2003-09-30

Description

Nominated* for seven Oscars(r) and winner of two, this darkly amusing thriller combines a first-rate cast, "a dazzling mix of mirth and malice" (Rolling Stone) and a bizarre kidnapping plot that unravels the Midwest like never before. Starring Frances McDormand, William H. Macy and Steve Buscemi, Fargo is a brilliant tour de force from the creators of Raising Arizonaand O Brother, Where Art Thou? *1996: Best Picture, Director, Actress (McDormand, won), Supporting Actor (Macy), Original Screenplay (won), Cinematography, Editing

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A true modern-day Greek tragedy.......2007-05-23

As is true in any Greek tragedy, in the opening frames of this movie, the viewer witnesses a scene in which all events have already been set in motion that will lead inevitably to the full unfolding of tragedy -- the outcome being fore-ordained by character flaws in the protagonist.

The only other recent film that comes close to capturing this essence of tragedy was "Crimes and Misdemeanors" by Woody Allen.

Watch the opening credits scene of Fargo closely, as an empty white screen gradually reveals its details. Everything you need to know about what will transpire unfolds in that scene, before a single line of dialogue is spoken.

A great, timeless movie.

Perfect.......2007-05-08

After viewing this film I happened to be speaking to my brother, who is 8 years older and several light years removed from me culturally. He mentioned that he had seen a "perfect" movie, and without inquiring further I mentioned "Fargo" as a likely candidate for that lofty description.
Yes, it was this same "perfect" movie he was referring to.
There are NO false notes in the casting, acting, dialogue, cinematography, or point of view. This is a marvelous example of how to tell a story on film. I have watched it many times and it always entertains.
Perfect...

A remarkable Noir!.......2007-03-16

Fargo is a remarkable film Noir spiced with this touch of genius of the Coen brothers, whose acidic gaze about the nasty behavior of the human being blends the cynical style of the black British humor, admirably built for marvelous vignettes and slow paced script that will keep you amazed from start to finish. But what I really admire in this film is the conceptual sharpness around his personages turn around. You may notice certain referential affinities respect his opera prima "Blood simple" but gifted with major musculature.

Nothing is like it seems and as you may guess the initial plan has nothing to do with the twist of fate that will appear before us.

Frances Mac Dormand won a more than deserved Academy Award with this towering acting.

One of these jeweled gems of the Coen brothers, that you and me are use to appreciate from their creative muse.

Enjoyable film........2007-03-14

Fargo was a great film, everything in this film worked from the dark humor to the script and acting and the way it was shot in the cold snow. The Coen brothers have made a masterpiece the film is more like a crime/thriller that happens to be based on a true story and of course this turned out to be a joke cause its not based on anything. The film is about a car salesman named Jerry Lundegaard (William H. Macy) who meets a pair of thugs (Steve Buscemi and another actor forgot his name) to discuss the kidnapping of his wife. Its pretty obvious that Jerry is a total loser who is deep in debt and likes to cheat his customers at the car dealership and not to mention his father in law has no respect for him, so out of desperation Jerry is forced to go with a plan that might force his father in law to pay a ransom to the kidnappers. The film has alot of dark humor to it as the two thugs aren't to bright and they have left a trail of dead bodies along the way and thats when Marge Gunderson (played brilliantly by Frances Mcdormand who won an oscar for this role) arrives she is the tough and pregnant local police chief who is determined to solve the case and expose the lies from Jerry so she might uncover the truth. This film probably has one of the best and most original scripts I have ever seen, everything from the dialogue and the way the people talk was just brilliant and the humor at times is laugh out loud funny especially when the two thugs keep screwing things up and need to retrace their steps. Steve Buscemi steals all his scenes as the weasly criminal that has a temper and is always neurotic, although the film won't appeal to alot of people because of the violence especially with the scene involving a woodchipper but it was quite good and I consider this to be one of the best movies of the 90's. Frances Mcdormand was great as her character who was pregnant and yet still determined to work was great and obviously has an exaggerated accent from Minnesota saying stuff like "Aw jeez, Darn tootin" and "He was funny lookin, oh yah" was a bit annoying but still made things alot more fun to watch as she played a great and hilarious character, I cannot recomend this film highly enough check it out.

a great movie, where everything goes wrong.......2007-03-10

I enjoyed this movie because it was different. so many kidnapping/randsom movies are the same, but this one has amazing twists!

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Great Movie
Kelly's Heroes
I still love this movie
Simply a great film...
Very subtle, but hilarious

Kelly's Heroes
Starring: Clint Eastwood , Telly Savalas , Don Rickles , Carroll O'Connor , and Donald Sutherland
Director: Brian G. Hutton
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Release Date: 2000-08-01

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This tongue-in-cheek 1970 variation on The Dirty Dozen looks less fresh than it did in the year of its release, but it still has some enjoyable moments. Clint Eastwood stars along with Donald Sutherland, Harry Dean Stanton, Telly Savalas, Don Rickles, Carroll O'Connor, and Gavin MacLeod in the story of American soldiers who try to steal gold behind enemy lines in World War II. Sutherland's hippie G.I. doesn't have the sardonic and timely appeal he did during the Vietnam War, but the film's irreverence and several of the performances are worth a visit. --Tom Keogh

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Great Movie.......2007-06-12

Outstanding - - Clint Eastwood & many stars make this an enjoyable movie.

Kelly's Heroes.......2007-05-06

Clint Eastwood has always been a favorite of mine and his protrayal
of the enterprising fighting soldier is standard of his image as
top quality movie star. The product is good with great color and
sound.

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I still love this movie.......2007-04-04

I first saw this movie when I was a kid and was just a WWII buff. I can honestly say, though, that since then I will make a point to watch it whenever I see it. While it is not high art by any stretch, it is an eminently watchable movie that is well paced and has iconic characters you'll remember well after you see the movie (who could forget Oddball). In fact, I'm going to go watch it right now...

Simply a great film..........2007-03-20

One of my all time favourites, Kelly Heroes somehow manages to find comic relief, humor and irony in the otherwise dismal environment of war.

Under the mask of wartime confusion, the guys pull of the 'perfect caper.' You just have to wonder just how often such a real event must have taken place.

The action in this movie flows very well and the performances by Sutherland, Savalas and Rickles are superb. I must have watched this film 25 times by now and never tire from or get bored with it.

Highly recommended - but not for under 12yo.

RW -||-

Very subtle, but hilarious.......2007-03-16

The hordes of reviewers that have written earlier on this movie have covered the plot, and how funny this movie is, and how "1970s" it is. I want to add a bit about the subtle points in this movie that are really good. Telly Savalas does an excellent job as the lungs-of-brass Sergeant who goes along for one reason only, and that is to keep all the men under him alive. How he does this and the efforts he goes through are all kept in the movie, and that could not have been easy to do. Carroll O'Connor's General is another lungs-of-brass type, but his focus is to get close enough to the real action to share in the glory. He, however, is so completely clueless as to be, well...believable! Sutherland's Oddball is everybody's favorite. What is really funny though is how everyone in theater (combat theater) knows him. Then there is the whole subject of the marching band and how it gets involved. Yes, the story in the movie is pretty superficial, but the subtleties in this movie are what really make it go, and make it one of the most satisfying Eastwood movies ever made.

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For My Husband
Every Which way but Loose
Every Which Way But Loose
Classic
Clint ventures into slapstick

Every Which Way but Loose
Starring: Clint Eastwood , Sondra Locke , Geoffrey Lewis , Beverly D'Angelo , and Walter Barnes
Director: James Fargo
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ASIN: B000060MWP
Release Date: 2002-05-07

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Clint Eastwood's 1978 comedy introduces Filo Beddoe, a truck driver and mechanic whose daily life is an absurd grind. He's constantly coming up short on money, love, and anything else to help him get through the day, while also saddled with a loony mother (deliciously played by Ruth Gordon), a best friend (Geoffrey Lewis) who's not too swift on the uptake, and an orangutan named Clyde who fights almost as well as Clint. While moonlighting as a bare-knuckle fighter, Clint finally meets the girl of his dreams (Sondra Locke), a snooty country singer who rebuffs him even as he pursues her, trailed by bikers and brawlers. It's Eastwood's magnetism and charm that make this more than a mere string of comic sketches, and things move along quickly enough to be entertaining, if a little thin. Clyde is a natural scene-stealer, but it's Ruth Gordon's crazy, cranky old coot who steals the movie. --Robert Lane

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Eastwood plays a hard-drinking trucker with a pet orangutan chasing the love of his life to Colorado.

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For My Husband.......2007-06-14

I bought this for my Husband and he loves it.

Every Which way but Loose.......2007-03-12

The Dvd movie " Every which way but loose very very fuuny it make me big laugh!!!!! it was very good!! Enjoy!!!

Thank you James Johnson

Every Which Way But Loose.......2007-01-19

DVD was brand new in great shape very pleased with my purchase

Classic.......2007-01-16

This is just your basic old classic movie. we enjoyed it when it first came out and had it taped on a old vcr tape and wanted it in dvd. Still enjoy it.

Clint ventures into slapstick.......2007-01-15

I recommend this movie for anyone needing a good laugh. Real "3 Stooges"-style slapstick comedy-a rare departure for Eastwood, whose recent films have gone too far into "serious". Also great for country music fans-cameos from several major stars, and a surprisingly good musical performance by co-star Sondra Locke. This one is pure entertainment, so suspend your "critical" faculties and enjoy!!!

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Play Misty For Me
The Originals Are Always the Best.
An oldie - but a GOODIE!
Wears well
Some people won't take "no" for an answer

Play Misty for Me
Starring: Duke Everts , George Fargo , Mervin W. Frates , Tim Frawley , and Jack Ging
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ASIN: B00005LC4R
Release Date: 2001-09-18

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Clint Eastwood (making his very assured directorial debut) is a poetry-spouting stud-muffin DJ stalked by a maniacally amorous fan after a misguided one-night stand in this enjoyably schlocky, undeniably effective film about good intentions gone murderously wacky. Although many of the very '70s trappings presented here may ultimately be too dated to be taken seriously (including a very self-indulgent jazz number and a hilariously gooey seduction number between Eastwood and Donna Mills), the core premise of infatuation taken out of bounds remains uncomfortably plausible--and was influential enough to be appropriated by one of the biggest hits of the '80s. (Here's a hint--it starred Michael Douglas, Glenn Close, and a very unfortunate bunny rabbit). A well-staged and occasionally very frightening thriller worth watching for Jessica Walter's peerlessly unhinged performance alone. Frequent Eastwood collaborator Don Siegel (director of Dirty Harry, Coogan's Bluff, and The Beguiled, to name but a few) has a nice cameo as Murphy, the mustachioed, chess-playing bartender. --Andrew Wright

Customer Reviews:

Play Misty For Me.......2007-05-07

Play Misty for Me A Good movie for an early 1970's suspense/thriller. By today's vstandards it would be considered "sappy and predictable". Clint Eastwood does a grat job playing a DJ in the early 1970's and Jessica Walter does a great job of playing an obseesed stalker.

Good movie if you want to see Clint Eastwood play something other than a cop or cowboy.

The Originals Are Always the Best........2007-04-02

In an age when Hollywood can seem to do nothing original, and the Silver Screen is awash with remakes, it's nice to go back and revisit the artistry of which the film industry has made hash.

A tense psychological thriller, Play Misty for Me is the template from which the likes of Fatal Attraction sprang.

Clint Eastwood plays a terminally cool yet sensitive late night jazz DJ who, while estranged from girlfriend Donna Mills, has a one night stand with Jessica Walter.

As her obsession grows, her violent emotions manifest themselves first against herself in a manipulative suicide attempt, and then against the others in Eastwood's life.

Edgy, hard, and oh, so seventies, the tension ramps smoothly with Walter's character's escalating psychosis until the final scene where bloodied and exhausted, a single punch to the face sends Walter through a french door, and over the edge of a terrace to fall to the cold Pacific below.

Clint Eastwood as actor and director does a good job of making the characters believable and sympathetic. Bravo.

Jim Bob says - Spend the money; it's worth a night in a darkened living room with a bowl of popcorn, wondering whether or not your ex-girlfriend really meant what she said when you dumped her.

An oldie - but a GOODIE!.......2007-02-06

Good "stalker" flick. Forerunner of Basic Instinct. This movie is really
"dated" in terms of dress & hair & music, but it is worth viewing for the performances of the young Clint Eastwood, Jessica Walter and Donna Mills.
This is one of my all-time favorite "rainy afternoon" movies!

Wears well.......2007-01-10

I first saw this movie on release as a teenager, and thought it was a great scary movie. The main reason I bought it now was to get a hold of the great Jerry Mulligan soundtrack. The whole family have enjoyed the film now, and leaving out the 70's gear and hairstyles, its a great thriller.

Some people won't take "no" for an answer.......2006-10-22

In this 1971 thriller (a directorial debut for Clint Eastwood), a California radio DJ, Dave Garver (Eastwood) finds himself stalked by an obsessed, crazed fan, Evelyn (Jessica Walter), with whom he has had a one-night stand. She makes his life a living hell--showing up at his home in the middle of the night, waiting for him outside his favorite hangout, and even ruining an opportunity-making business lunch for him. Now, this is not a woman who can't take "no" for an answer. She WON'T take "no" for an answer. And this isn't just a movie. There are real-life instances of "Play Misty for Me". As a matter of fact, "Misty" was based on a story by Universal Studios secretary Jo Heims about a friend of hers who was a stalker in the same vein as Evelyn.

Evelyn tells Dave that she loves him, but what she's feeling isn't love--it's obsession. Real love means respecting someone's space and privacy. And sometimes, it means taking "no" for an answer.

Seven Men From Now (Special Collector's Edition)

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"I bet you're a big Lee Marvin fan. Me too, I love that Guy."
Best B Western Ever!
When Do we Get To See The Other Scott/Boetticher Classics?
"Seven Men from Now (1956) ... Randolph Scott ... Warners Bros."
Possibly Budd Boetticher's finest movie

Seven Men From Now (Special Collector's Edition)
Starring: Randolph Scott , Gail Russell , Lee Marvin , Walter Reed , and John Larch
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Release Date: 2005-12-20

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Not many Westerns can claim to be original. Seven Men from Now can. Its making, for the B-picture arm of John Wayne's Batjac company, was a modest enterprise. The screenwriter, Burt Kennedy, was just starting out; the director, Budd Boetticher, was a matador-turned-filmmaker with only one film of distinction (The Bullfighter and the Lady) in a journeyman career; the star, Randolph Scott, was regarded as "over the hill." Yet the three men's talents blended uncannily, producing not just a terrific Western but a cinema masterpiece--an ironical, beautifully spare bit of storytelling that became the ideal showcase for Scott's sandy reticence.

You don't want anybody synopsizing the story for you; there's little of it, really, yet how it's told makes it complex and compelling. We know, from a memorable first scene, that Scott is hunting down seven men who did something terrible. He will be thrown together with several other characters, including Lee Marvin as an affable but deadly rascal with whom he shares some history. Everybody has private reasons to be traveling through Apache country. Savor every syllable of the laconic dialogue, what people say and what they don't quite say--what they think they understand about one another's motives, except that that understanding keeps getting rearranged.

Seven Men from Now went missing after Wayne's death in 1979 threw the Batjac library into limbo. (Its success had inspired Scott, Boetticher, and Kennedy to collaborate on three other remarkable Westerns--The Tall T (1957), Ride Lonesome (1959), and Comanche Station (1960)--which, because they weren't made for Batjac, we've had little trouble seeing over the years.) The movie became legendary, a Holy Grail for film buffs. Now, with a beautiful restoration on DVD, it gets to be a movie again. A great one. --Richard T. Jameson

Customer Reviews:

"I bet you're a big Lee Marvin fan. Me too, I love that Guy.".......2007-06-16

A stolid hero in a tight, B Western about revenge. But Lee Marvin as the cool second lead is completely mesmerizing. What he's doing is so dynamic, that you have to give credit to the star and director for letting him steal the movie. He's as good here as he ever was in his star roles.

Best B Western Ever!.......2007-05-06

This film contains everything that makes B Westerns great - a simple story, lots of atmosphere, great actors, beautiful cinematography, and a good dose of morality and the Code of the Old West (plus a great musical score as well!). This may be the best B Western ever made. The tale is simple, an ex-sheriff (played by Randolph Scott) is out to find the robbers of a Wells-Fargo office who killed his wife. Scott falls in with a pair of tenderfoot settlers moving west, which is when the fun really begins. Other reviewers have written more detailed plot summaries and background on the actors, director, etc. that I won't replicate here. Suffice it to say that virtually all of the other review are enthusiastic about this film, and I agree with these enthusiastic reviews. There is nothing particularly profound about this film, it is simply easy and entertaining to watch. If you've never seen the film, you can pretty much guess how it is going to end! The Old West probably wan't really like this, but maybe it should have been.

When Do we Get To See The Other Scott/Boetticher Classics?.......2007-04-20

Yes, this is a great film. Great Scott, great Boetticher, great Kennedy, great Marvin. But where are the other Ranown masterpieces? How long do we have to wait for THE TALL T, RIDE LONESOME and COMANCHE STATION? I'm beginning to doubt we will ever see them on DVD in Technicolour and Cinemascope. My VHS tapes are all but worn out. Does anyone out there know what Columbia is up to? Are these wonderful films tied up in some legal wrangle? Plenty of inferior Scott oaters are being pushed out on DVD, why not the best work of his career? I'm tired of waiting, aren't you?

"Seven Men from Now (1956) ... Randolph Scott ... Warners Bros.".......2007-03-31

Batjac Productions / Warner Brothers "SEVEN MEN FROM NOW" (1956) (78 mins/Warnercolor/Widescreen) (Dolby digitally remastered) --- Starring Randolph Scott, Gail Russell, Lee Marvin, Walter Reed, John Larch & Don 'Red' Barry --- Directed by Budd Boetticher and released in August 4, 1956, our story line and film, Ex-sheriff Ben Stride tracks the seven men who held up a Wells Fargo office and killed his wife. Stride is tormented by the fact that his own failure to keep his job was the cause of his wife's working in the express office and thus he is partly responsible for her death. Stride encounters a married couple heading west for California and helps them. Along the way they are joined by two others, Masters and Clete, who know that Stride is after the express-office robbers. They plan to let Stride lead them to the bandits, then make away with the loot themselves. But they aren't the only ones carrying a secret ... The first and one of the best of the Randolph Scott / Budd Boetticher / Burt Kennedy collaborations --- Often considered to be best of the best of Randolph Scott's westerns, his role was originally slated for John Wayne --- one of my all-time favourite western! - it grabs you by right from the start, then doesn't let go, not even for a moment, seventy-eight minutes later: you're exhausted!

Under Budd Boetticher (Director), Andrew V. McLaglen (Producer), Robert E. Morrison (Producer), Burt Kennedy (Screenwriter), Henry Vars (Screenwriter/Composer (Music Score) / Songwriter), William H. Clothier (Cinematographer), By Dunham (Songwriter), Everett Sutherland (Editor), Leslie Thomas (Art Director), Rudy Harrington (Costume Designer), Edward Sebater (Costume Designer), Carl Walker (Costume Designer) - - - - the cast includes Randolph Scott (Ben Stride), Gail Russell (Annie Greer), Lee Marvin (Bill Master), Walter Reed (John Greer), John Larch (Pate Bodeen), Don "Red" Barry (Clete), Fred Graham (Henchman), Chuck Roberson (Mason), Steve Mitchell (Fowler), Pamela Duncan (Senorita), Stuart Whitman (Cavalry Lieutenant), John Phillips (Jed), John Beradino (Clint) - - - - Randy Scott had a quiet gentleman nature about him which is not seen in the films of today ... Randy took his job and his responsibility to his audience very seriously ,,, would not settle for anything less than his best ... same was true in his personal life.

SPECIAL FEATURES BIOS:
1. Randolph Scott (aka: George Randolph Scott)
Date of birth: 23 January 1898 - Orange County, Virginia
Date of death: 2 March 1987 - Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California

Special footnote, George Randolph Scott better known as Randolph Scott, was an American film actor whose career spanned the sound era from the late 1920s to the early 1960s ... his popularity grew in the 1940s and 1950s, appearing in such films as "Gung Ho"! (1943) and "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm" (1938); but he was especially famous for his numerous Westerns including "Virginia City" (1940) with Errol Flynn and Humphrey Bogart, "Western Union" (1941) with Robert Young and "Ride the High Country" (1962) with Joel McCrea (a coin was flipped to see whether Scott or McCrea would receive top billing, and Scott won despite having a slightly smaller role) ... his long fistfight with John Wayne in "The Spoilers" (1942) was frequently cited by critics and the press as the most thrilling ever filmed; they were fighting over Marlene Dietrich ... another smash hit film together that same year called "Pittsburgh" (1942) once again with Dietrich, Scott and Wayne --- Daniel Webster defines "Legend", as being a notable person, or the stories told about that person exploits --- well by the time Randolph Scott made his best films he had long established himself as a legend in the film industry --- they say practice makes perfect, if that is true by 1958 at 60 years of age he was the master with these oaters from the 50s ... "The Cariboo Trail" (1950), "The Nevadan" (1950), "Colt .45" (1950), "Santa Fe" (1951), "Sugarfoot" (1951), "Fort Worth" (1951), "Man in the Saddle" (1951), "Carson City" (1952), "The Man Behind the Gun" (1952), "Hangman's Knot" (1952), "Thunder over the Plains" (1953), "The Stranger Wore a Gun" (1953), "Ten Wanted Men" (1954), "Riding Shotgun" (1954), "The Bounty Hunter" (1954), "Rage at Dawn" (1955), "Tall Man Riding" (1955), "A Lawless Street" (1955), "Seven Men from Now" (1956), "Seventh Cavalry" (1956), "Decision at Sundown: (1957), "Shoot-Out at Medicine Bend" (1957), "The Tall T" (1957), "Buchanan Rides Alone" (1958), "Ride Lonesome" (1959), "Westbound" (1959), "Comanche Station" (1960) --- Scott's age seemed to matter little, they only came to see another Randolph Scott film and always got their money's worth --- Scott's films were good and getting better becoming classics --- so if you ever wonder "What Ever Happened To Randolph Scott", just rent or purchase one of his films and you'll see he's never left us.

2. Gail Russell (aka: Elizabeth L. Russell)
Date of Birth: 21 September 1924 - Chicago, Illinois
Date of Death: 27 August 1961 - Los Angeles, California

3. Lee Marvin
Date of Birth: 19 February 1924 - New York, New York
Date of Death: 29 August 1987 - Tucson, Arizona

4. Walter Reed (aka: Walter Reed Smith)
Date of Birth: 10 February 1916 - Bainbridge Island, Washington
Date of Death: 20 August 2001 - Santa Cruz, California

5. Budd Boetticher (aka: Oscar Boetticher Jnr) (Director)
Date of Birth: 29 July 1916, Chicago, Illinois
Date of Death: 29 November 2001, Ramona, California

Hats off and thanks to Les Adams (collector/guideslines for character identification), Chuck Anderson (Webmaster: The Old Corral/B-Westerns.Com), Boyd Magers (Western Clippings), Bobby J. Copeland (author of "Trail Talk"), Rhonda Lemons (Empire Publishing Inc), Bob Nareau (author of "The Real Bob Steele") and Trevor Scott (Down Under Com) as they have rekindled my interest once again for Film Noir, B-Westerns and Serials --- looking forward to more high quality releases from the vintage serial era of the '20s, '30s & '40s and B-Westerns ... order your copy now from Amazon where there are plenty of copies available on VHS, stay tuned once again for top notch action mixed with deadly adventure --- if you enjoyed this title, why not check out VCI Entertainment where they are experts in releasing B-Westerns and Serials --- all my heroes have been cowboys!

Total Time: 78 min on DVD ~ Paramount Home Video ~ (12/20/2005)

Possibly Budd Boetticher's finest movie.......2007-03-24

This is a superb movie - it takes the B Western format and gives it high production values and an intelligent adult theme.

Picture quality is excellent, presented in its correct aspect ratio (1.85:1) - enhanced for widescreen TVs.

Randolph Scott plays a former sheriff who blames himself for the death of his wife. He had been too proud to accept a demotion to deputy sheriff, and therefore hadn't been there to protect his wife when she was killed by thugs robbing the town's bank. He is now on a mission to kill the men responsible, while - at the same time - refusing to forgive himself.

Add a married woman, trying hard to deny the desire she feels for Scott. Add her husband, driven by his own fears to side with the killers. And you've got an explosive mix of emotions.

But that's not all. There's also Lee Marvin in a superb performance as a badman willing, for the moment, to accompany Scott on his cold search for revenge. But only until the time is right for the final showdown.

This is a film you must see.

Kelly's Heroes / The Dirty Dozen (Double Feature)

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Deceptive Packaging

Kelly's Heroes / The Dirty Dozen (Double Feature)
Starring: Clint Eastwood , Telly Savalas , Don Rickles , Carroll O'Connor , and Donald Sutherland
Director: Brian G. Hutton , and Robert Aldrich
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
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ASIN: B000NA1WH2
Release Date: 2007-05-22

Description

Atten-hut! Clint Eastwood and Lee Marvin lead these tales of combat that mix firepower with tongue-in-cheek attitude. Eastwood's misfit troops are in the army and in the money when they slip behind enemy lines to steal Nazi gold. Donald Sutherland, Telly Savalas and Don Rickles are among the larcenous heroes in Kelly's Heroes [Side A]. The Dirty Dozen [Side B] is the influential granddaddy of hard-hitting ensemble action flicks, a tale of jailed losers volunteered in the army way for a suicide mission. Marvin plays the tough-as-nails major who bullies his squad (Charles Bronson, Jim Brown, Sutherland, Savalas and more) into a fighting unit that can win this war any of a dozen ways. Fall in for action!

Customer Reviews:

Deceptive Packaging.......2007-06-05

I already own both films but purchased this as the case described "Dirty Dozen" as being a 16x9 transfer. It is not. Further, special features are listed for this film that are not actually on the disc. I knew I was in trouble when the film began with the Turner logo. Old transfer. "Kelly's Heroes" IS 16x9 as it was on the single feature release.

In addition, it appears the newly repackaged "How the West Was Won" suffers from the same deceptive packaging by being labeled "enhanced for widescreen TVs" when it is not and is also an old Turner master.

People are bound to complain so it's hard to believe Warner Home Video, previously very reliable, would do this intentionally. Something is defintely wrong in their QC department these days.

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Where It All Begins
funny if you are a preadolescent....
A PLAN COMES TOGETHER WITH "THE A-TEAM: SEASON ONE!"
Great service and speed
Tha image was horrible

The A-Team - Season One
Director: Les Sheldon , Ivan Dixon , Nicholas Sgarro , James Fargo , and Bruce Kessler
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
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ASIN: B00005JN80
Release Date: 2004-06-08

Amazon.com

Guilty pleasures don't come more guilty than The A-Team, television's only tongue-in-cheek drama about the exploits of renegade Vietnam vets. The primetime series' 1983 debut season, gathered here on The A-Team: Season One, was intentionally ludicrous, encouraging viewers to enjoy sundry talents of a colorful cast and laugh off storylines perhaps sillier than those on Charlie's Angels. Co-created by Stephen J. Cannell (Wiseguy) and Frank Lupo (Hunter), The A-Team introduced Lt. Col. John "Hannibal" Smith (George Peppard), the cocksure leader of a band of fugitive American soldiers framed for a crime in Vietnam and now thriving in Los Angeles. Hiring themselves out as soldiers of fortune, Hannibal's crew--including Lt. Templeton "Face" Peck (baby-faced Tim Dunigan in the pilot, Dirk Benedict thereafter), Sgt. Bosco Albert "B.A. (for 'Bad Attitude')" Baracus (Mr. T, outfitted with his trademark gold), and, most comically, Capt. H.M. "Howling Mad" Murdock (Dwight Schultz)--assist (mostly) ordinary people having a problem with bad guys. The A-Team ostensibly charges large fees, but much of the time the guys seem to be doing pro bono work for the helpless.

Season One highlights include "Children of Jamestown," starring John Saxon as a Jim Jones-like religious cult leader who captures Hannibal, Face, B.A., and first-season sidekick Amy "Triple A" Allen (Melinda Culea). While the resourceful group invents a super-weapon out of farm equipment, crazy Murdock commandeers a helicopter and dynamite. Also good is "A Small and Deadly War," featuring Dean Stockwell as one of several uncontrolled L.A. cops committing murder-for-hire. "The Out-of-Towners" takes a page from the Death Wish movie series with a story about New York City shop owners harassed by a protection racketeer (Yaphet Kotto). Hannibal and company retaliate with machine guns (no one is ever seen killed in this series) and, more effectively, public humiliation of the villain. The best thing about The A-Team is the relationship between the four offbeat heroes, who may not always like each other (B.A. usually looks as if he'd like to leave Murdock in a shallow grave) but get the job done expertly. --Tom Keogh

Product Description

Heroic, daring and more than just a little colorful, The A-Team is a brave band of brothers who will stop at nothing to get the bad guys. This unforgettable series features Mr. T, one of television s most unique and popular superstars, in his most memorable role.

Sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn t commit, these four commandos escaped from a maximum-security stockade and now survive in the Los Angeles underground as soldiers of fortune. So, if you have a problem and there s no one else who can help, and if you think you can find them, maybe you can hire The A-Team.

Popular with fans and critics alike, now you can enjoy the entire explosive first season of the series that The New York Times hailed A sensational hit.

System Requirements:

Running Time 677 Min

Format: DVD MOVIE

Customer Reviews:

Where It All Begins.......2007-04-05

Brings back great childhood memories. Fun seeing it through the lens of experience. Definitely need to suspend all critical faculties. If you do, Murdock is still as hilarious as ever--he wants to get out of asylum to "see E.T. just like everybody else." Hannibal is still "on the jazz," B.A. pities the fool, and Face's cheesy wise-guy comments seem clever.

Season one shows where it all begins, and why the A-Team is on the run. There's a different Face in the pilot--Dirk Benedict doesn't start until the second episode. The pilot features the introductory scenes used at the beginning of each episode.

It was funny reading some background on the actors on the Net. Apparently George Peppard (Hannibal) was jealous that Mr. T was most popular among viewers. Dwight Schultz (Murdock) has a blog on the Net--reading it, you wonder if the guy really is nuts.

funny if you are a preadolescent...........2007-03-24

I was 10 in the early 80's. At that time, Simon and Magnum were thursday night treats. People were actually shot in helping to take out villains and there was substance to those 2 shows. However, the A-Team was Cannell's defanged action show involving Nam vets who run from the government and anonymously help "clients." No one is ever shot despite tons of crashes and bullets. I was huge Hazzard fan and thought that show had more intellect and thought than the A-Team from a 10 year old mind at the time. Shows like the A-Team killed the best era of tv in the 70's and early 80's (Rockford, Starsky and Hutch, Magnum, Simon and Simon,etc) and subjected us to post PI and police creampuff hits like Cosby, Full House,etc. Here's an 80's analogy. Those 4 shows were to Judas Priest in metals prime, and A-Team was Poison who defanged and killed metal. If anyone prefers A-Team to those 4 shows, you probably preferred Winger to Judas Priest.

A PLAN COMES TOGETHER WITH "THE A-TEAM: SEASON ONE!".......2007-03-20

"The A-Team" is one of the greatest shows to come out of the 1980's. With its clever mix of great action, humor, and writing, the show was always great fun. Now, with season one of the show available on DVD, you can see the adventures from the very beginning. The two-hour premiere episode, "Mexican Slayride," is a great beginning, despite the fact that the guy playing Face is horrible in the role (Thank God this guy was replaced). Other standout episodes include "A Small and Deadly War," "Black Day at Bad Rock," and the season finale "A Nice Place to Visit," which partially serves as a tribute to the men who served in Vietnam.
While the picture is a bit grainy, it does little to detract from this great collection! If you're a fan of the show, or new to the series, then check out "The A-Team: Season One" on DVD. As Mr. T would say, you'll "have the jazz" when you do!
Program/DVD Grade: A

Great service and speed.......2007-01-24

I am very pleased with the product recieved. It arrived in great condition and quicker then expected. Thanks!

Tha image was horrible .......2007-01-17

It look like a old VHS tape the image was blurry. I felt so bad when my 60 year old dad call me from Puerto Rico and told me that he could not see the image that well, also talked to one of my brothers and he said the same. It was his christmas gift from me. Never again buying DVD's from the website.

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It's the best show of all time
Great Gift
Best of the Best
Great Packaging and Format of this Series
1 star review for the SET, not the show

The A-Team - Season Two
Director: Les Sheldon , Ivan Dixon , Nicholas Sgarro , James Fargo , and Bruce Kessler
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
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ASIN: B0007LXP7W
Release Date: 2005-04-12

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If ridiculous banter, goofball plots, and many, many, many explosions sounds like the recipe for a perfect TV show to you--you must already be a fan of The A-Team. Each of these Vietnam vets on the lam had his specialty: Hannibal (cigar-chomping George Peppard, a long way from Breakfast at Tiffany's) is the cocksure master planner; Faceman (Dirk Benedict of the original Battlestar Galactica) is the smooth-talking con artist; the pilot with a screw loose is Murdock (Dwight Schultz, later to appear on Star Trek: Voyager); and B.A. Baracus (the charismatic and gold-encrusted Mr. T, Rocky III) is both mechanic and muscle. During the series' five year run, each of these eccentrics cultivated their own rabid fan-base as they threw punches, fired thousand of bullets, tossed hand grenades to and fro, and flipped speeding cars--all without killing or even really hurting anyone, which only adds to the show's willful silliness. (A warning for fans of reporter/sidekick Amy Allen, played by Melinda Culea: After being given nothing to do for a dozen or so testosterone-heavy episodes of the second season, Culea either quit or was fired.)

Only during the 1980s could this peculiar blend of lefty politics and military fetishism have thrived. Though supposedly mercenaries-for-hire, the A-Team usually finds itself defending the downtrodden and helpless out of sheer cussedness. In the second season they helped abused migrant workers form a union--which, naturally, required transmogrifying farm equipment into a cabbage-shooting cannon. Other underdogs included the disenfranchised heir to an African diamond mine; an independent cab company being squeezed by big business; and a pacifist commune harassed by bigots. The last of these prompted Hannibal to muse ponderously on the unappreciated role of the soldier, who fights so others don't have to--after which Murdock and B.A. began punching each other over a bag of pecans. Self-aware and self-mocking, The A-Team pushed the TV action/adventure genre to laughable extremes. --Bret Fetzer

The A-Team--Season Two Trivia
• In this season, Amy is no longer part of the A-Team. There's no explanation as to why.
• One episode this season sees the title sequence featuring the Cylon from Battlestar Galatica (as well being in this episode) for the first time. This is an in-joke, as Dirk Benedict played Starbuck in that series.

Customer Reviews:

It's the best show of all time.......2007-03-15

When I got my from amazon I did't know what episodes was on it but it has episode of Knigth Rider (Brother's Keeper) Season two are Double Sided.

1# Diamonds 'n Dust 2# Recipe for Heavy Bread 3# The Only Church in town
4# Bad time on the Border 5# "when you Comin' Back Rider?"
6# The Taxiab wars 7# Labor Pains 8# There's Always a Catch
9# Water, Water Everywhere 10# Steel 11# The White Ballot
12# the Matese Cow 13# In Plane Sight 14# the Battle Bel Air
15# Say it Bullets 16# Pure-Dee Poison 17# It's a Desert Out There
18# Chopping Spree 19# Harder Than it looks 20# Deadly Maneuvers
21# Semi-Friendly Persuasion 22# Curtait Call

This does not have a alot of Feature It's got play all Language: English Dolby Digital 2.0 Caption: English Sutitles: Espanol, Francais and it's full Frame I Did not care about the Feature Because I thing the A-Team is the best

Great Gift.......2007-01-05

I bought this as a Christmas present for my daughter's boyfriend and he was happy to have received it!

Best of the Best.......2006-11-11

This is one of the greatest shows ever. What makes it even greater is that every word is true.

Great Packaging and Format of this Series.......2006-08-26

The product is made of 3 double Sided DVD's with the plots to all the episodes on the back of the DVD Package, which is very helpful for Knowing what each episode is about. I found Season two to be better than Season one in Show Quality. It is a must for any A-Team fan.

1 star review for the SET, not the show.......2006-06-19

I'm usually pretty easy-going and tolerant of things, even discs that freeze or skip here and there, providing it isnt too annoying. My season 1 set of Knight Rider had a bit of these in a few of the episodes, but I was always able to fastforward over the offending few minutes and just get on with things. Man I am so annoyed about my copy of A-Team season 2. I love the A-Team and I just want to watch the episodes but I cant get anywhere with this set. Disc 1 is just useless. The 1st episode on side A plays ok, 2nd episode goes okay til about six minutes from the end then dies, cant be read. Episode 3 on this side cant even be acknowledged by any dvd player Ive tried. Similarly on side B, first episode on that side okay, 2nd one cant be read, third one goes about 16 mins before dying. Give me a break! I paid money for this thing!
I see other people have had similar problems, but not everyone, which means I was just unlucky with my set.
Can anyone help me though - how do I contact Universal about this? I cant find any relevant email addresses on their websites. Has anyone complained about a similarly faulty copy and received a replacement? If anyone at all can give me some email address by which I can contact them, PLEASE do, because its really annoying to have paid good money for something I can not use.
Thank you.

The A-Team - Season Five, The Final Season

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Final season, of course the previous four were trash also....
AN O.K. FINISH!
My Favorite Collection Item
entertaining
Pleasant silliness

The A-Team - Season Five, The Final Season
Director: Les Sheldon , Ivan Dixon , Nicholas Sgarro , James Fargo , and Bruce Kessler
Manufacturer: Universal Studios
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ASIN: B000GW8U9U
Release Date: 2006-10-10

Customer Reviews:

Final season, of course the previous four were trash also...........2007-06-19

Adding new actors and changing the plot did not make this series, any better. In fact it led to it's cancellation and I'm glad of that. Looking at the Stephen Cannell interview is tedious and boring and again shows Universal's low DVD standards.

AN O.K. FINISH!.......2007-03-31

With "The A-Team: Season Five - The Final Season" on DVD, you can enjoy the final thirteen episodes of one of television's greatest action shows. However, this was definitely the worst season of the show. This doesn't mean that the final season is horrible, but it's nowhere near as good as it had been in previous seasons. The format of the final season is drastically different. The tone of the show is dark this time around, and even the humor cannot hide this fact. Even the season's best episode, "The Say U.N.C.L.E. Affair," is very dark, and has one of the few instances of a character actually dying ON camera.
The whole idea of the A-Team working for a top-secret organization within the U.S. government never really works. The Stockwell character is useless for the most part, and Frankie Santana is one of the most annoying characters I've ever seen on a T.V. show. But still, there were some good episodes, such as "Trial by Fire" (which features one of the greatest Murdock moments ever), the aforementioned "Say U.N.C.L.E. Affair," and the exciting, hilarious penultimate episode of the show, "The Grey Team." Overall, this was a decent ending to one of television's greatest shows. Fans of the show will enjoy it.
Program/DVD Grade: B

My Favorite Collection Item.......2007-02-07

I loved it just as I did when it first hit TV:)I'm glad that I am able to own them all on DVD!

entertaining.......2007-01-15

Not as good as the other seasons. The team is legal now and works for the gov't. It loses some of the fun. Still entertaining for the fans.

Pleasant silliness.......2007-01-12

I bought this item as a gift for my husband, who is a Mr. T fan. I am a Star Trek fan so I like seeing "Howling Mad" Murdock. Of course this show is completely silly and meaningless, but that's part of what is so fun about it.

Average customer rating:

I Love It When a Plan Comes Together!
Campy, but great fun
The A-team comment
Nice season Dvds have problems
A-TEAM: Cool series from a Blind-Buy fan

The A-Team - Season Four
Director: Les Sheldon , Ivan Dixon , Nicholas Sgarro , James Fargo , and Bruce Kessler
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ASIN: B000E5KQLY
Release Date: 2006-04-04

Description

Jump back into the black van and rejoin The A-Team in all 22 explosive Season Four episodes --their most action-packed adventures yet! Team up again with B.A., Hannibal, Murdock and Face as they take on hardhearted kidnappers, corrupt millionaires, ruthless drug dealers, and even a Mob kingpin. Joining Mr. T and the rest of the gang are some of television's greatest guest stars, including Rick James, Hulk Hogan, Pat Sajak, Vanna White, and eighties' icon Boy George. Available on DVD for the first time, The A-Team Season Four includes a bonus preview episode from season five and a special featurette that takes a fun look back at television's most memorable decade, the `80s. For unforgettable excitement and fun, hire The A-Team!

Customer Reviews:

I Love It When a Plan Comes Together!.......2007-02-21

We love the A-Team! We enjoy the chemistry and the idiocyncracies of the characters, the silly plots, car chases and explosions. Just good old family fun. These are dvd's that the whole family can watch, no blood, and really not much violence, nobody gets killed, the good guys win in the end, and it's great entertainment!

Campy, but great fun.......2007-01-15

You have to be a fan. This has the same fun as the first three seasons. There are wonderful antics and some great bantering between the four main characters.

The A-team comment.......2007-01-05

This is a really good product for people who like to rewatch one of the best television shows ever made in the 80's

Nice season Dvds have problems.......2006-05-19

Again Universal Studios has done it.Some episodes hasn't got preview some has sound effects missing and the menu episode summary has been ripped off as well the episode chapters.The season starts with a 2 hour premiere called Judgment Day.The rest of episodes are fun to watch and include some guest stars such Boy George,Hulk Hogan and others.The episode formula is always the same:the bad guys threatens the nice and innocent people,the A-Team is called and hired,then they move on the goons and finally their boss is beaten after the team is locked up in some warehouse with plently of tools and acetilene torch to make a Mcgyver style a weapon or defense.Of course noone is hurt and all the bullets never hit anyone.The show success is based on the chemistry between the characters and how they interact.Until fall the Fith and last season won't be released and I hope that a nice docummentary on the phenonmenon can be included.

A-TEAM: Cool series from a Blind-Buy fan .......2006-04-04

Hello, all of you "A-Team"'ers out there :) I bought this set when Season 1 was released as a "blind-buy" purchase, having never seen this series when it aired in the 80's or in syndication (I know...hard to believe...:) ) I bought the set in memory of my Dad who watched this show after he was retired from his job. I remember laughing at Dad when he told me he never missed this show. Now, the laugh's on me :) I love this series! Amazing...plus I've had the cool experience of watching these eps for the 1st time on DVD. Currently, I'm viewing Season 3. Season 4's in the mail. I've heard some forum talk that Season 5 wasn't up to speed compared to the previous 4 seasons. So, I'm not certain I'll gamble on Season 5 yet. I haven't noticed any difference between S1 thru S3; I've loved every episode of the ones I've seen up to this point. Be that as it may, "The A-Team Rocks" :) (Hard to believe a "Baby Boomer" said that, right?) :)

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