John Wayne, Set 2

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John Wayne Collection, Vol. 2 (Rio Grande / A Lady Takes a Chance / The Fighting Kentuckian / Dakota)

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John Wayne Collection, Vol. 2 (Rio Grande / A Lady Takes a Chance / The Fighting Kentuckian / Dakota)
Starring: John Wayne , Maureen O'Hara , Ben Johnson , Jr. Claude Jarman , and Victor McLaglen
Director: John Ford
Manufacturer: Republic Pictures
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ASIN: B000NIVJI6
Release Date: 2007-05-08

Jurassic Park & Lost World Collection (2-Disc Set) - Widescreen

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Jurassic Park & Lost World Collection (2-Disc Set) - Widescreen
Starring: Richard Attenborough , Jophery C. Brown , Dean Cundey , Laura Dern , and Martin Ferrero
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Jurassic Park
Steven Spielberg's 1993 mega-hit rivals Jaws as the most intense and frightening film he'd ever made prior to Schindler's List, but it was also among his weakest stories. Based on Michael Crichton's novel about an island amusement park populated by cloned dinosaurs, the film works best as a thrill ride with none of the interesting human dynamics of Spielberg's Jaws. That lapse proves unfortunate, but there's no shortage of raw terror as a rampaging T. rex and nasty raptors try to make fast food out of the cast. The effects are still astonishing (despite the fact that the computer-generated technology has since been improved upon) and at times primeval, such as the sight of a herd of whatever-they-are scampering through a valley. --Tom Keogh

The Lost World: Jurassic Park
After the global phenomenon that was Jurassic Park, it was a given that novelist Michael Crichton would conjure up a sequel and that Steven Spielberg would then commit it to film. Considering the potential profit involved, it was practically a commercial mandate. Perhaps it was inevitable that both efforts were contrived, and well below the talents of Crichton (well, maybe) and certainly Spielberg, who just didn't have the heart for this recycling after the artistic triumph of Schindler's List. What we're left with, for better and worse, is a redundant blockbuster that still benefits from Spielberg's mastery of high-intensity action sequences and the further development of amazing computer-generated special effects. What's missing is the awe and wonder that made Jurassic Park a technical marvel and a dazzling product of scientific imagination. The story's a no-brainer: after the deadly fiasco of the original dinosaur theme park, we're taken (along with returning star Jeff Goldblum) to a second island where genetically engineered dinosaurs still thrive under the watchful eye of Goldblum's biologist girlfriend (Julianne Moore). But a devious capitalist (Arliss Howard) is determined to export dinosaurs to a new park in San Diego, financing a hunt-and-capture expedition that results in another series of fatal disasters. In Spielberg's hands this movie's more exciting than it has a right to be, given the creative paucity of Crichton's novel and David Koepp's adapted screenplay. The special effects are state-of-the-art, and the T. rex's rampage through the streets of San Diego is nothing short of spectacular; but apparently an improvement upon the shortcomings of Jurassic Park was too much to hope for. --Jeff Shannon

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It is Fantastic Package.......2007-03-10

I must thankful for Amazon.com for giving such DVD. It is very fantastic, picture clarity and sound is just very fine. My friends also appreciated after seeing the same.

Thank you very much for such quality

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These are truly great films.......2005-09-12

I love both of these movies. Althought I must say that The Lost World: Jurassic park is the supirior film in this set, Jurassic Prk is a classic too. Go on and buy theses two classic movies.

well done work.......2005-09-01

I own /love this Jurassic Park & Lost World Limited Collectors Edition Box Set,,It rocks :)

awesome & authentic!.......2005-04-30

I love this movie.it is scary, interesting,sci fi,and smart.the dinos are very real looking. you should really get this DVD.

Great Movies!.......2004-10-08

I got this, I already had "Jurassic Park" on VHS, but I wanted it on DVD. And I'd never seen "Lost World" before. I actually liked it, not as much as "Jurassic Park" but it was still good, oh, and one more thing, the "Jurassic Park III" trailer SUCKS! In part one, Doctors Alan Grant and Ellie Sattler are invited by John Hammond to spend a weekend at Jurassic Park. On the way they meet Dr. Ian Malcolm, and as Hammond says, "I bring scientists, you bring a rock star." He says it to Donald Gennaro, head of InGen, the company bringing dinosaurs back to life. Well, a man named Nedry sets everything wrong, and the dinosaurs escape and wreak havoc, 'cause they were behind electrified wire, and Nedry turned it off.

In part two, Hammond asks Malcolm to visit Site B. They visit it and all the animals are loose. They have to get to the communications center in the center of the island, infested by raptors, to get out. And I won't ruin the spectacular ending for you. Adios, amigos!

Jurassic Park & Lost World Collection (2-Disc Set) - Full-Screen

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Jurassic Park & Lost World Collection (2-Disc Set) - Full-Screen
Starring: Richard Attenborough , Jophery C. Brown , Dean Cundey , Laura Dern , and Martin Ferrero
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It is Fantastic Package.......2007-03-10

These are truly great films.......2005-09-12

I love both of these movies. Althought I must say that The Lost World: Jurassic park is the supirior film in this set, Jurassic Prk is a classic too. Go on and buy theses two classic movies.

well done work.......2005-09-01

I own /love this Jurassic Park & Lost World Limited Collectors Edition Box Set,,It rocks :)

awesome & authentic!.......2005-04-30

I love this movie.it is scary, interesting,sci fi,and smart.the dinos are very real looking. you should really get this DVD.

Great Movies!.......2004-10-08

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Welcome to Mooseport / Joe Somebody
Starring: Gene Hackman , Ray Romano , Marcia Gay Harden , Maura Tierney , and Christine Baranski
Director: Donald Petrie , and John Pasquin
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Welcome to Mooseport: Welcome to Mooseport is such a blandly likable comedy that your grandmother could watch it and wish for a little sex and violence to keep her awake. Perhaps the phenomenal popularity of TV's Everybody Loves Raymond made Ray Romano proceed too cautiously in selecting this small-town comedy as his film debut; without a live audience and an endless supply of punchy one-liners at his disposal, his domestic everyman persona seems a bit lost, ill-defined and uncertain how to respond when a former U.S. President (Gene Hackman) (1) moves to the quiet, jovial Maine burg of Mooseport, where Romano's the beloved plumber and hardware store proprietor; (2) proceeds to make moves on Ray's long-time girlfriend (Maura Tierney, from ER); and (3) runs against our ol' pal Ray in Mooseport's homespun mayoral election. Hackman's got some stellar support from Marcia Gay Harden and Rip Torn (and, to a lesser degree, Fred Savage), and Tierney's a pleasure as always, but director Donald Petrie (Miss Congeniality) can't spin gold from straw; Tom Schulman's screenplay aims to please everyone, draining the energy from what might, in other hands, have been a deliciously devious premise. There's such a thing as being "niced" to death, and Welcome to Mooseport is proof. --Jeff Shannon

Joe Somebody: It's brains over brawn as Tim Allen reunites with The Santa Clause director John Pasquin for this amiable comedy about a devoted dad who almost lets his fists do the talking. After being humiliated by the office bully (played by The Tick's Patrick Warburton), corporate nebbish Joe Scheffer (Allen) vows revenge. He becomes an office celebrity, taking kung fu lessons with a has-been action star (Jim Belushi) and preparing for a rematch against his tormentor. Kid stuff, to be sure, but Joe Somebody benefits from Allen's Everyman appeal, especially when he's getting his values adjusted by a caring colleague (Julie Bowen, from TV's Ed), or trying to make good with his daughter (Hayden Panettiere) and ex-wife (Kelly Lynch). The comedy is pure vanilla, and the good-guy lessons are learned with bland, family-fare efficiency, but the Allen-Bowen romance is gently engaging, and Allen's flair for slapstick doesn't go to waste. As a pacifist hero, this Joe is somebody to root for. --Jeff Shannon

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Three Enjoyable Duke Features from the 40s...
A CLASSIC FILM TO CHERISH FOR THE AGES!
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
An unforgettable match-up!
2 good - 1 bad, but worth the price...

The John Wayne Collection, Vol. 2
Starring: John Wayne , Binnie Barnes , Albert Dekker , Helen Parrish , and Patsy Kelly
Director: William C. McGann , Raoul Walsh , and George Waggner
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ASIN: 078201108X
Release Date: 1999-11-23

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Here's something you don't see every day. Then again, would you want to? Several years before the 1950s' Davy Crockett craze, John Wayne donned a coonskin cap to play a militiaman in early-19th-century Alabama. He and his fellow Kentuckians are just passing through--"marching 600 miles," as they merrily sing (and sing, and sing), because riverboat magnate John Howard has refused to haul them. Howard and all-purpose scoundrel Grant Withers are scheming to dispossess a community of French émigrés--veterans of Napoleon's Grand Army who've come seeking life, liberty, etc. in the New World. Howard's also out to marry Vera Ralston, the French general's daughter. Naturally, Wayne's just the lad to gum up both plans.

Wayne himself produced The Fighting Kentuckian, but far from repeating the success of his maiden effort, Angel and the Badman, this is one of the feeblest films in his long career. Writer-director George Waggner never gets a handle on what a pre-Western should look and move like. Consequently, the cast does a lot of standing around looking silly in period costume, waiting--mostly in vain--for the script to establish their connection to one another and something resembling a plot. There is a glossier look to the proceedings than most Republic pictures achieved, thanks to Lee Garmes's pearly cinematography, but this is scant consolation. So is the almost creepy presence of Oliver Hardy, sans Laurel, doing Ollie-shtick as Wayne's jolly sidekick. No, he doesn't say, "This is another fine mess you've got me into!" But he should. --Richard T. Jameson

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Three Enjoyable Duke Features from the 40s..........2006-08-23

"The John Wayne Collection, Vol. 2" offers three Republic features over a nine-year span, during Duke's rise to major stardom, in the 1940s. While none could be called 'classic', each film is exciting, funny, and eminently watchable...and at a very reasonable price, to boot!

"Dark Command" (1940): After the spectacular success of Wayne in "Stagecoach", Republic realized they actually had an 'A'-list star...still making 'B' movies! While Duke was on loan to RKO for "Allegheny Uprising", the studio worked on creating their first 'major' western, borrowing MGM's Walter Pidgeon, top Warner director Raoul Walsh (who'd helmed Wayne's failed initial 'starring' role, "The Big Trail", ten years earlier), Claire Trevor (in what would be her third teaming with Wayne in two years), rising star Roy Rogers (who'd inherited the "Singing Cowboy" roles a dubbed Wayne had played in the thirties), and ever-popular Gabby Hayes (a frequent Wayne co-star for nearly a decade).

The result of all the assembled talent was a well-crafted, if still modestly-budgeted film, showcasing Duke's charisma and 'star' quality. As an illiterate but straight-talking Texan in Lawrence, Kansas, Duke wins the hearts of the townspeople and banker's daughter Trevor, over schoolteacher William Cantrell (Pidgeon, playing a variation of infamous Southern guerrilla fighter William Quantrell). With the beginning of the Civil War, Cantrell, showing signs of insanity, recruits an 'army' of mercenaries, dons a stolen Rebel uniform, and burns and pillages, with Duke in pursuit, climaxing in a last-ditch defense of Lawrence.

While very 'fast and loose', historically, "Dark Command" is great fun, and the Wayne/Trevor chemistry was never better!

"In Old California" (1942): Very much in the 'B'-picture mold, but a very entertaining Western of young Boston druggist Wayne relocating to Sacramento (echoing his real-life father's journey from Iowa to California, as a pharmacist), where his modern ideas and integrity (and the attention from saloon girl Binnie Barnes) puts him at odds with 'town boss' Albert Dekker. While fundamentally a pacifist (Wayne diffuses potential confrontations with an ability to bend coins in his fingers!), Dekker, seeing him as a threat, decides to eliminate him by switching medicine with poison, discrediting him...but Wayne would soon have an opportunity to redeem himself...

The film benefits from the comic talents of two of Hollywood's best comedians, Edgar Kennedy and Patsy Kelly, the byplay between Wayne and Barnes, and his confrontations with Dekker (one of the 1940s' best 'villains').

One of Wayne's more 'offbeat' oaters, but still a fan favorite!

"The Fighting Kentuckian" (1949): Wayne's second effort as star/producer (after "Angel and the Badman", in 1947), this is a VERY enjoyable tale, set in 1818 Alabama, of coonskin-capped Wayne, part of the Kentucky militia, falling for French immigrant Vera Ralston (in her second film with Duke), and discovering a plot to swindle the French community (composed of ex-officers of Napoleon, and their families) out of their land, by aristocrat John Howard and ruthless river boss Grant Withers.

What truly makes this film 'special' is Wayne's sidekick, portrayed by the legendary Oliver Hardy, of 'Laurel and Hardy' fame. Hardy, while a friend of Wayne, had only worked 'solo' once in a film in over twenty years (1939's "Zenobia"), and it took a LOT of coaxing (and Stan Laurel's 'blessing'), to get him to accept the role...and what a pleasure he is, to watch! Wayne and Hardy have a rich chemistry, and the rotund comedian, with his infectious smile and Georgia drawl, makes even minor scenes (like swapping recipes with Ralston's mother) a joy.

With a first-rate supporting cast including Philip Dorn, Hugo Haas, Wayne 'regulars' Paul Fix, Jack Pennick, and Hank Worden, and Marie Windsor (who looks eerily like John Howard, in my opinion!), "The Fighting Kentuckian" is, despite the 'pans' you'll see in some of the reviews, one of my favorite John Wayne films...He was never more charming than you'll find him, here!

Three pretty good additions for your 'Duke' library, to be sure!

A CLASSIC FILM TO CHERISH FOR THE AGES!.......2005-05-22

This classic film that was written and directed by George Waggner is an old fashioned "GOOD STORY" told and pictured in a manner of story telling that has become a "LOST ART!" Most film makers today rely on spectacular special effects and few if any will use the black and white format for conveying their story any more, even when black and white works best!

ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.......2004-04-14

I'll admit, I'm not a big John Wayne fan. If you've seen one of his westerns, you've seen them all. I fell asleep TWICE when trying to watch this one. The only redeeming part was seeing Oliver Hardy trundling around in buckskins, doing pratfalls and slapstick. His lifelong comedy partner, Stan Laurel was too ill to take part, and I tend to think he became ill after looking at the script.

An unforgettable match-up!.......2000-05-26

This historical action film is not remarkable for its drama. It's importance lies primarily in the somewhat serendipitous casting of perhaps the two most influential "character" actors in movie history: John Wayne and Oliver Hardy. Whose styles have been copied more than those of Duke and Babe? (Not to dismiss Mr. Laurel). The rating is a very HIGH three.

2 good - 1 bad, but worth the price..........2000-04-22

Dark Command & In Old Calafornia are very good John Wayne westerns, with good scripts and good acting. Dark Command especially is an outstanding period action piece about pre-civil war conflicts in Kansas. In Old California sees the Duke as a Druggist (which was his Dad's profession). Good comedy & action. However, including The Fighting Kentuckian in this set was a mistake. Not only is the transfer in poor condition, but the plot is beyond silly. Dialog, acting, and the script sink this movie well before the opening credits roll. There were so many better movies the Duke made for Repulic in the 40's...it is a shame any of those weren't included instead. But like I said, the set is worth the price for Dark Command & In Old California.

John Wayne, Set 2: Man From Utah/Randy Rides Alone

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JOHN WAYNE AT HIS BEST - CLASSIC MOVIES

John Wayne, Set 2: Man From Utah/Randy Rides Alone
Starring: John Wayne , Polly Ann Young , Anita Campillo , Edward Peil Sr. , and George 'Gabby' Hayes
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Release Date: 2001-05-29

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JOHN WAYNE AT HIS BEST - CLASSIC MOVIES.......2003-09-21

MAN FROM UTAH - Hold on to your saddle, as John Wayne uses his gun to expose the bad guys who are using a rodeo for the underhanded ways. As always, his famous comic sidekick, "Gabby Hayes" is at his side.

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05-83315 John Wayne 8 Hours The Best Of John Wayne Vol 1 & 2 includes: The Best of John Wayne Volume 1 • John Wayne: American Hero of the Movies • The Dawn Rider • Texas Terror • The Trail Beyond The Best of John Wayne Volume 2 • McLintock! • The Star Packer • The Hurricane Express Approximately 486 Minutes

John Wayne, Set 2: Lawless Frontier/Riders of Destiny

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John Wayne, Set 2: Lawless Frontier/Riders of Destiny
Starring: John Wayne , Sheila Terry , Jack Rockwell , George 'Gabby' Hayes , and Jay Wilsey
Director: Robert N. Bradbury
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ASIN: B00005B1Y4
Release Date: 2001-05-29

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THE LAWLESS FRONTIER & RIDERS OF DESTINY DOUBLE FEATURE The Duke Hits the Trail After a Bogus Bandito John Tobin (John Wayne) hits the trail after Pandro Zanti (Earl Dwire), a half-white, half-Apache Indian outlaw posing as a Mexican, who is wanted for $5,000--dead or alive--for cattle rustling and murder. John rescues Ruby (Sheila Terry, Wayne's co-star in Haunted Gold and `Neath Arizona Skies) and her grizzled grandfather, a prospector named Dusty (George "Gabby" Hayes), from the bogus bandito. But when Sheriff Luke Williams (Jack Rockwell) handcuffs him for a crime he didn't commit, accusing John of being in cahoots with Zanti, the Duke must clear his name by bringing the gang to justice. Written and directed by Robert N. Bradbury (Riders of Destiny, The Star Packer), this action-packed Western features Buffalo Bill, Jr., famed stuntman Yakima Canutt, and a heap of hard-riding heroics. A PAUL MALVERN Production Directed by R.N. BRADBURY Story and Screenplay by R.N. BRADBURY Photography by ARCHIE STOUT Art Director E.R. HICKSON Recorded by RALPH SHUGART Edited by CHARLES R. HUNT Cast JOHN WAYNE SHEILA TERRY * JACK ROCKWELL * GEORGE "GABBY" HAYES BUFFALO BILL, Jr. * YAKIMA CANUTT * BUD WOOD * EARL DWIRE Approximately 51 minutes Black and WhiteRIDERS OF DESTINY See the Duke as a Singing Cowboy In the first of his Lone Star Westerns, ACADEMY AWARD® winner John Wayne (The Shootist) stars as "Singin' Sandy" Saunders, who rides to the rescue of the beleaguered ranchers in the little town of Starbuck. Using his control of the local water rights, James Kincaid (Forrest Taylor) is trying to force the ranchers, including Charlie "Dad" Denton (George "Gabby" Hayes), to sell off their land for a measly dollar an acre. But Kincaid and his owlhoots haven't reckoned with the warbling wrangler, in reality an undercover Secret Service agent who woos Denton's daughter, Fay (Cecilia Parker), and saves the day in an explosive climax. This 1933 film from writer-director Robert N. Bradbury (The Man from Utah, The Trail Beyond) features another famous sidekick, Al "Fuzzy" St. John, as Bert, with legendary stuntman Yakima Canutt as a bad guy. A PAUL MALVERN Production Written and Directed by ROBERT N. BRADBURY Photography by ARCHIE STOUT Technical Director E.R. HICKSON Recorded by JOHN A. STRANSKY, Jr. Edited by CARL PIERSON Cast JOHN WAYNE CECILIA PARKER * FORREST TAYLOR * GEORGE "GABBY" HAYES AL "FUZZY" ST. JOHN * HEINIE CONKLIN * YAKIMA CANUTT EARL DWIRE * LAFE McKEE * ADDIE FOSTER "ACADEMY AWARDS®" is the registered trademark and service mark of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Approximately 55 minutes Black and White

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John Wayne, Set 2
Starring: John Wayne
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ASIN: B00005B1ZC
Release Date: 2001-05-29

John Wayne Movie Collectibles - 2 DVD Set 8 Movies

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John Wayne Movie Collectibles - 2 DVD Set 8 Movies

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The Lucky Texan Wayne and his mining partner strike it rich, but tragedy ensues when one of them is accused of murder. Lawless Range Wayne travels to the Pequeno Valley to investigate a series of violent raids that have occurred there. He is captured, and struggles to escape in time to save a group of ranchers. The Range Feud A western Romeo named Clint is falsely framed and sentenced to hang for the murder of his woman's father. Two-Fisted Law Honest rancher Tim Clark (John Wayne) loses his ranch, his girl and his freedom when he becomes the prime suspect in the robbery of the Wells Fargo Express Office. Paradise Canyon John Wayne plays the role of a government Secret Service agent who is assigned the task of smashing a counterfeiting ring operating near the Mexican border. When he catches the crooks, he discovers that their hideout is in a hidden underground cavern. The Star Packer "The Shadow" and his gang of outlaws harass the citizens of a small western town. John Powers (Wayne) organizes a group of armed men to rid the town of the nasty archfiend and his smelly thugs. Randy Rides Alone After Wayne enters a saloon filled with murdered patrons, he finds himself accused of being the killer. In a brave attempt to prove his innocence, he sets a trap for the real criminals and comes up against a hunchback know as "Matt the Mute." Hurricane Express A cliff-hanger about a murderer on the fastest train in the world that is trying to destroy the railroad and anyone in his way. John Wayne's character promises to try everything in his power to catch this man.

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