Charles Bronson Film Collection

Starring:Charles Bronson Film Collection
Studio: PASSPORT VIDEO
Product Type: DVD

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The British-born Elizabeth Taylor was the quintessential Hollywood screen goddess. The Welsh-born Richard Burton was one of the most compelling British actors of his generation. Together, they were a perfect storm of talent, glamour, and offscreen scandal, which made even their lesser films essential viewing for those fascinated by cinema's royal couple. This four-film set captures the prolific couple at the height of their 1960s heyday. The essential entry is Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf (1966), which earned Taylor an Academy Award, and launched the film directing career of Mike Nichols. This adaptation of Edward Albee's searing play was ahead of its time for its use of profanity, as chronicled in bonus featurettes on this two-disc Special Edition. Taylor and Burton star as the braying Martha, a college president's daughter, and her husband George, an associate history professor. An ambitious teacher (George Segal) and his mousy wife (a heartbreaking Sandy Dennis) arrive for an unforgettable night of such emasculating sport as "Humiliate the Host," "Get the Guests," and "Hump the Hostess." The V.I.P.s (1963) is a star-studded soap opera about a group of notables stranded at a fog-shrouded airport, each desperate to get off the ground. In addition to Orson Welles as a film director trying to stay one step ahead of the British tax man and Margaret Rutherford (who earned an Academy Award) as a financially strapped duchess, we have Taylor as the unhappy wife of magnate Burton, set to elope with a reformed (?) gigolo (Louis Jordan). The Sandpiper (1965) is one of those vaunted enjoyable "golden turkeys" that at least has the beautiful Big Sur coast and the Oscar-winning song "The Shadow of Your Smile" as consolation for the silly illicit romance between Taylor, an unconvincing bohemian artist, and Burton, the tortured Episcopalian reverend to whose school Taylor's illegitimate son has been sent. The Comedians (1967) is hardly a laughing matter. Graham Greene adapted his novel of upheaval in Papa Doc-run Haiti. You have to jump 40 years to Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie to find another couple with Taylor and Burton's wattage. This collection gives a time capsule glimpse at what all the fuss was about. --Donald Liebenson

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Timeless, nostalgic film excellence.......2007-06-12

I can hardly say enough good about this boxed set -- there's not a clinker in the bunch. My two personal favorites are The V.I.P.s and The Comedians. The latter was Graham Greene's Opus magnus and Burton and Taylor pull it off with brilliance, finesse, and pure craft excellence. The story is generally about Papa Doc's reign of terror in Haiti (Burton owns a hotel there) and Taylor is an ambassador's wife whom, of course, has a torrid, running affair with Burton. There's a lot of action in this film, more than I ever expected. Honestly, I really love this film and watch it frequently. The V.I.P.s is bulging with major stars of the period, including Orson Wells, and the story is a good one -- Burton is a multi-millionaire whose wife (Taylor) is leaving him for a well-known gigilo.... sort of. Through a comedy of errors, Burton discovers his wife's treachery at the last minute before she can leave England and tries to win her back, at the airport and at a nearby hotel, (they get fogged in), over the next 12 hours. The viewer really cannot anticipate what is going to happen from one moment to the next. The cinematography is especially impressive and the numerous sub-plots are both amusing and dramatic. One of the most satisfying films I've ever seen, reminicent of "Hotel". I won't dwell on the remaining films of the set except to say that they're equally fine movies. These films represent some of Hollywood's finest moments. I cannot recommend the set highly enough, especially for hard-core film buffs.

When they were good...they were very, very good...........2007-05-12

As a great admirer of Richard Burton's filmwork, I snatched this set up immediately. All the films, save for Vicente Minnelli's "The Sandpiper" held my interest throughout, with "Virginia Woolf" and "The Comedians" (based on the Graham Greene novel) taking top honors.

"The VIPs" was a pleasant surprise as I was completely unfamilar with this Burton/Taylor venture. Supporting cast is excellent with Rod Taylor, Louis Jourdan (as Tayor's lover), and the unmistakably impressive Orson Welles, in a semi-comedic role opposite Elsa Martinelli.

Melodrama to be sure, but done with class, wit, and an engaging storyline that holds one's interest throughout its entire 119 minutes. It is amazing how some actors, like Burton and Taylor can take a relatively bit of fluff from Terrence Rattigan's screenplay, and transform it into something absorbing and grand.

What makes these films work? One would have to argue that the chemistry between Burton and Taylor in so many of their films was unmistakable; certainly Mike Nichol's "Virginia Woolf" is a masterpiece, but these are performers who have a intrinsic quality that is rarely seen in actors today--I think we would call it PRESENCE--players ultimately in command of their material and the roles they play who make acting seem effortless and entirely convincing. Burton is a master of roles. He can play the burnt-out professor in "Virginia Woolf" as well as a conflicted, upstanding minister and school headmaster whose life, contrained as his clerical collar, tempts an extramarital affair with the free-spirited mother (Taylor) of one of his students in "The Sandpiper."

The commentaries and extras on "Virginia Woolf" are both ample and exemplary, while shedding a new critical light on this classic play.

Could have been packaged much better.......2007-04-04

A nice collection, but rather cheaply presented. Slimline DVD cases without any booklets in them (not so much as even an insert) which i think is indicative of a lack of interest (in the name of costcutting) by warnervideo in making this DVD set the great package it could have been. It really is a slap in the face to open any dvd to find there is no supplemental reading booklet, and with a full-priced box set, you just don't expect (or i don't) that corners be cut when supplemental material on the high profile Burtons could have been unearthed and included.
The Vincente Minnelli directed 'The Sandpiper' visually is a gorgeous movie, as was every Minnelli film I've ever seen. What an artistic eye he possessed. Elizabeth is very good as the single mother bohemian artist.
'The V.I.P.s' is noteable for the early, excellent Maggie Smith performance as a secretary in love with her boss, played excellently by Rod Taylor. And Margaret Rutherford won the best supporting actress Oscar for this movie- Maggie Smith, Rod Taylor and Ruthersford really have the best roles in the picture. There's an unbelievable plotline that Elizabeth Taylor as 'Frances' is having an affair with Louis Jordan but has never had sex with him, it just doesn't play- especially as 'Frances' is planning to divorce her husband (Burton) for this man she's never even slept with. Burton does some fine and fierce acting; his line reading of 'Is he really all that much better than me" (in bed) to Taylor about his rival has a chilling intimacy that DOES ring true, unlike the chaste "affair" between 'Frances' and the worldly Jordan.
The classic ' Virginia Woolf' has been written about a lot by many, I have not much to add, just that the most impressive (to me) DVD extra is the stunning screentest of Sandy Dennis, even more impressive than her Oscar winning supporting performance in the movie.
I haven't finished watching the fourth movie, 'The Comedians' so can't really comment about it.
But I stand by my opinion that it is crummy to have no booklet, at roughly $50 for these 4 movies--it's just called for, to have it not appear as cheaply manufactured.

Liz Taylor/Richard Burton Film Collection.......2007-03-14

Received it very fast and well happy with them, haven't looked at all of them yet but very happy with the ones I have watched. Would recommend this collection for any Liz Taylor fans

A little overstimate.......2007-02-13

Taylor is a star, a great star like Sophia Loren but, for exemple, "The Comedians" is boring. The best is somewhere, and with Losey she was geatest, but "Who's afraid" rest a good performance and a great melo. Burton as the theatrical presence.

Elvis Presley MGM Movie Legends Collection (Clambake / Frankie and Johnny / Follow That Dream / Kid Galahad)

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Elvis Presley MGM Movie Legends Collection (Clambake / Frankie and Johnny / Follow That Dream / Kid Galahad)
Starring: Elvis Presley , Gig Young , Lola Albright , Joan Blackman , and Charles Bronson
Director: Phil Karlson , Gordon Douglas , and Frederick De Cordova
Manufacturer: MGM (Video & DVD)
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ASIN: B000PMFS5K
Release Date: 2007-07-24

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Disc 1: Clambake Disc 2: Kid Galahad Disc 3: Follow That Dream Disc 4: Frankie and Johnny

Action Classics 50 Movie Pack DVD Collection

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On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 5.5
action packed
Adequate quality, one classic, some nuggests.
false advertising
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Action Classics 50 Movie Pack DVD Collection
Starring: John Barrymore , Steve McQueen , and Charles Bronson
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ASIN: B0001HAGVU
Release Date: 2004-07-27

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Action Classics 50 Movie MegaPack - The Beloved Rogue, Submarine Alter, Captain Scarface, Under the Red Robe, The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery, Jail Bait, Dangerous Passage, Bulldog Courage, Tarzan & the Green Goddess, Mr. Robinson Crusoe, The Capture, Who Killed Doc Robin?, Desperate Cargo, The Devil's Party, British Intelligence, WSword of Lancelot, Cold Sweat, Tarzan's Revenge, Drums In the Deep South, My Outlaw Brother, Tarzan and the Trappers, Project Kill, Beneath the 12 Mile Reef, Last of the Mohicans, Funeral for An Assassin, Prison Break, Manhunt, Mr. Scarface, Bloody Firday, Bloody Wednesday, My Boys Are Good Boys, Trained to Kill: USA, Bird of Paradise, East of Borneo, Jack London, The Fast and the Furious, Wild Cat, The Uranium Coinspiracy, The Swiss Consipiracy, Border Cop, The Black Book, The White Orchid, OUtpost in Morocco, Port of New York, Tulsa, Mutiny, Winterset, Sundown, Ransom Money, Desert Commandos

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Running Time 4096 Min

Format: DVD MOVIE

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On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 5.5.......2007-04-11

The majority of films in the ACTION CLASSICS 50 MOVIE PACK are American made. This set covers seven decades worth of edge-of-your-seat thrillers and is packed with easily-recognized stars. The quality of MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT DVD box sets is quite good and the price incredibly reasonable. ACTION CLASSICS is a great way to give your movie collection variety.

The 1 to 10 scale rating for this package was determined by polling numbers compiled by a film resource website. Currently, the average rating for ACTION CLASSICS is: 5.5.

The following alphabetized program list includes individual ratings, original theatrical titles (when necessary), years of release, country of origin (if other than USA) and principal performers.

(7.3) The Beloved Rogue (silent-1927) - John Barrymore/Conrad Veidt/Mack Swain (in support)
(5.4) Beneath The 12-Mile Reef (1953) - Robert Wagner/Gilbert Roland/J. Carrol Naish/Richard Boone
(6.0) Bird Of Paradise (1932) - Delores Del Rio/Joel McCrea/Lon Chaney Jr.
(7.2) The Black Book ("Reign Of Terror") - Robert Cummings/Richard Basehart/Arlene Dahl
(6.3) Bloody Friday (W Ger/Italy-1972)
(2.3) Bloody Wednesday (1985) - Raymond Elmendorf/Pamela Baker
(5.2) Border Cop (UK-1979) - Telly Savalas/Eddie Albert
(6.0) British Intelligence (1940) - Boris Karloff/Margaret Lindsay
(6.7) Bulldog Courage (1935) - Tim McCoy/Joan Woodbury/Paul Fix
(5.6) Captain Scarface (1953) - Barton MacLane/Leif Erickson/Virginia Gray
(6.5) The Capture (1950) - Lew Ayres/Teresa Wright/Victor Jory
(5.2) Cold Sweat (Italy/France/Belgium-1970) - Charles Bronson/Liv Ullman/James Mason/Jill Ireland
(6.5) Dangerous Passage (1944) - Robert Lowery/Phyllis Brooks
(4.6) Desert Commandos (Italy/France/W Ger-1967) - Ken Clark/Howard Ross
(5.2) Desperate Cargo (1941) - Ralph Byrd/Carol Hughes
(6.5) The Devil's Party (1938) - Victor McLaglen/William Gargan
(5.8) Drums In The Deep South (1951) - James Craig/Guy Madison/Barton MacLane
(5.3) East Of Borneo (1931) - Rose Hobart/Charles Bickford
(5.4) The Fast And the Furious (1955) - John Ireland/Dorothy Malone
(4.3) Funeral For An Assassin (USA/S Africa-1977) - Vic Morrow
(5.8) The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery (1959) - Steve McQueen
(5.8) Jack London (1943) - Michael O'Shea/Susan Hayward/Virginia Mayo (in support)
(2.1) Jail Bait (1954) - Lyle Talbot/Delores Fuller/Steve Reeves
(6.8) The Last of the Mohicans (silent-1920) - Wallace Beery/Barbara Bedford
(7.4) Manhunt (Italy/W Ger-1972) - Henry Silva/Woody Strode/Cyril Cusack (minor role)
(6.1) Mr. Robinson Crusoe (1932) - Douglas Fairbanks/William Farnum
(5.3) Mr. Scarface (Italy/W Ger-1976) - Jack Palance
(4.7) Mutiny (1952) - Mark Stevens/Angela Lansbury
(5.4) My Boys Are Good Boys (1978) - Ralph Meeker/Ida Lupino/Lloyd Nolan
(5.2) My Outlaw Brother (1951) - Mickey Rooney/Robert Preston/Robert Stack
(4.6) Outpost In Morocco (1949) - George Raft/Marie Windsor/Akim Tamiroff
(6.3) Port Of New York (1949) - Scott Brady/Yul Brynner (in support)
(6.4) Prison Break (1938) - Barton MacLane/Ward Bond (in support)
(4.1) Project: Kill (1976) - Leslie Nielsen/Gary Lockwood/Nancy Kwan
(4.7) Ransom Money (1970) - Broderick Crawford/Gordon Jump
(6.2) Submarine Alert (1943) - Richard Arlen/Wendy Barrie
(5.7) Sundown (1941) - Gene Tierney/Bruce Cabot/George Sanders/Harry Carey
(4.8) The Swiss Conspiracy (USA/W Ger-1976) - David Janssen/Senta Berger/John Saxon/Ray Milland/Elke Sommer
(5.6) Sword Of Lancelot ("Lancelot And Guinevere") (UK-1963) - Cornel Wilde/Jean Wallace/Brian Aherne
(5.6) Tarzan And The Green Goddess (1938) - Bruce Bennett/Frank Baker
(4.5) Tarzan And The Trappers (1958) - Gordon Scott/Eva Brent/Scatman Crothers (minor role)
(5.2) Tarzan's Revenge (1938) - Glenn Morris/Hedda Hopper (in support)
(2.9) Trained To Kill: USA ("The No Mercy Man") (1973) - Steve Sandor/Richard X. Slattery
(6.1) Tulsa (1949) - Susan Hayward/Robert Preston/Chill Wills/Ed Begley
(6.1) Under The Red Robe (UK/USA-1937) - Conrad Veidt/Annabella/Raymond Massey
(5.1) The Uranium Conspiracy (W Ger/Israel/Italy-1978)
(4.8) The White Orchid (Mexico/USA-1954) - William Lundigan/Peggy Castle
(5.0) Who Killed Doc Robbin? (1948) - Larry Olson/Eilene Janssen
(5.8) Wildcat (1942) - Richard Arlen/William Frawley/Buster Crabbe/Elisha Cook Jr.
(6.1) Winterset (1936) - Burgess Meredith/Margo/John Carridine (minor role)

action packed.......2007-01-12

Although some the films viewed had some pure quality I am well satified with them ,so I have ordered 4 other 50 packed movies from Amazon and still waitng to arrive by post. I have been buying from Amazon for the last four months and to date i can recommend readers to buy from Amazon because they are safe realable thanks keep it up John Fenech
from Malta.

Adequate quality, one classic, some nuggests........2006-12-26

Classics is less applicable here than in most of the other entries in this 50 movie pack series. However, the quality of sound and pictures is adequate,equal to what one expected to see in the early days of television when studios were still withholding their films from the competitive medium.For one interested in the history of film, the Doug Fairbanks (Sr) films are both enjoyable and neceesary viewing, as would be the Brix Tarzan,the Margaret Lockwood/Boris Karloff, British Intelligence, and a few others.
Probably the Sacco-Vanzetti case does not resonate with younger viewers but for those still moved by it, the film version of Maxwell Anderson's, Winterset, is a nostalgic classic, starring Burgess Meredith and Margo, from the original stage production.
For those with relatively limited funds, I would advise steering clear of this oneand spending your money on some of the other 50 packs which offer more meat and less filler. For those whose budget is not stringent, there are a sufficent number of films worth viewing to justify the expenditure if one can get it at the discounted price available from some of the Amazon associated sellers. I paid $12.59, including shipping charges, which makes me comfortable with the inadequacies of the set.

false advertising.......2006-12-13

I ordered this movie pack specifically to watch the movie Manhunt, aka From Hell to Texas, with Don Murray, Chill Wills, and Dennis Hopper. Despite the fact the product says this is the movie on the DVD, it is in fact not. There is some goofy C grade movie in its place with no explanation.

I would not recommed this product.

action movies.......2006-07-22

I bought these movies for my dad for fathers day..he got them on time and told me he will be watching forever..He said they were good quality movies so I am happy because he is..thank you

World War II Heroes Film Collection (Run Silent, Run Deep / The Great Escape / A Bridge Too Far / The Battle of Britain)

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World War II Heroes Film Collection (Run Silent, Run Deep / The Great Escape / A Bridge Too Far / The Battle of Britain)
Starring: Michael Caine , Laurence Olivier , Trevor Howard , Christopher Plummer , and Ralph Richardson
Director: Robert Wise
Manufacturer: MGM (Video & DVD)
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ASIN: B000NIBUVW
Release Date: 2007-05-22

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Charles Bronson Film Collection
Starring: Charles Bronson Film Collection
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ASIN: B00012FX5E
Release Date: 2004-02-24

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Ruggedly handsome, equally at ease as a hero or villain, Charles Bronson possessed one of the screen's most instantly recognizable faces. This action-packed collection takes you through film clips from all his major films such as The Magnificent Seven,The Great Escape,Once Upon A Time In The West,The Valachi Papers,The Mechanic,Death Wish,Hard Times,St. Ives,Telefon and many, many more! Known to the French as "Le Sacre Monstre" and the Italians as "Il Brutto," you'll discover why there's never been another screen personality quite like Charles Bronson.

Charles Bronson's Deadly Arsenal Collection

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JUNK
the movies are ok,but the transfers are the pits!!!!!
Multiple Early Facets of Charles Bronson...

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Starring: Charles Bronson
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ASIN: B000B5Y0K0
Release Date: 2005-10-04

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COLD SWEAT
Joe Moran (Charles Bronson) is a former drug dealer who has just been released from jail and wants to rebuild his life. But his former "gang" has other plans. They find Joe living in France and now married, and in an attempt to bring Joe back to their flock they kidnap Joe's wife Fabienne (Liv Ulmann). Joe must do whatever it takes as a "lone wolf" to rescue his wife in a vengeful showdown with the gang's leaders.

GUNS OF DIABLO
Hired gun Linc Murdock (Charles Bronson) ends a life as a "wanderer" and gets a job as a wagon train guide. The wagon train is ambushed and Linc is sent to a nearby town for supplies, traveling with Jamie McPeeters (Kurt Russell). When they stop at an inn in town, Linc is shocked when he learns a waitress working at the inn is an old lover of his. He thought she had been killed years ago by accident in a showdown with a thief. Fate has it she's not only remarried...but has married the thief, who is not only responsible for the wagon train ambush, but wants to make sure that this time a showdown results in Linc's death.

SOMEONE BEHIND THE DOOR
Neurosurgeon Laurence Jeffries (Anthony Perkins) finds out his wife, Frances (Jill Ireland), has been unfaithful to him and now he wants her dead. When an amnesiac patient (Charles Bronson) seeks help from the doctor, Laurence slowly and methodically conditions his patient to believe that Frances is his wife, has cheated on him, and that he must murder her as a way of taking the "appropriate action."

Customer Reviews:

JUNK.......2007-04-19

I can't understand why the powers that be
would bring thia piece of c**p out on dvd
and completely ignore that terrific gem
TELEPHON.I am not a big Bronson fan,but
his performance along with Lee Remick
in Telephon was great.

the movies are ok,but the transfers are the pits!!!!!.......2006-06-13

i'd give the three movies in order
1.cold sweat=2 1/2
2.guns of diablo=3
3.someone behind the door=2
i give this hopless transfer no stars as they look like they fished their copy out of the river before they dubed it. skip this and look for better copies!!!!

Multiple Early Facets of Charles Bronson..........2006-03-20

The 1st of this trilogy, "Guns of Diablo," apparently a 1964(?) piece, is somewhat reminicient of a milder version of "The Magnificent Seven," also starring Susan Oliver. "Cold Sweat," a 1970 movie, is much more traditional Bronson, with more suspense, and a spectacular car chase. The last of the three presented, "Someone Behind The Door," a 1971 release, has a rather frustrating, twisted plot, limiting useage of Bronson's best acting talents. Overall, this is an interesting smorgasboard for comparison to Bronson's later, superior works.

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