Director Movies Review
I will give you some good keywords for finding various downloadable products, followed by the movie reviews. You can download games, download music, download movies, and even download ipod stuff these days. Trying a keyword phrase like “Movie Share” will provide different results.
Payday: Acerbic, vibrant picture of life on the street with a conceited, selfish country and western music megastar, a jerk who calls on his supervisor to “fix” some complications that crop up during the concert tour. One of those prototypical early1970s films that makes modern American movie theater come across bland. Cast includes Rip Torn, Anna Capri, Cliff Emmich, and Michael C. Gwynne. (103 minutes, 1973)
No Minor Vices: Arrogant comedy in which stereotypically offbeat performer Jordan tries to materialize between pediatrician Andrews and spouse Palmer. Starts off well however slows down. Cast includes Lewis Milestone, Dana Andrews, Lilly Palmer, Louis Jordan, Jane Wyatt, Bernard Gorcey, and Man Bridges. (96 minutes, 1948)
The Juror: Gloomy and, it turns out, psychopathic underworld compute Baldwin victimizes an unsuspecting Moore so that she can teeter associate jurors into acquitting a Mafia manager. Comparisons to Trial By Jury are apt, although this one goes on much longer and gets more absurd by the second. Cast includes Demi Moore, Alec Baldwin, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Anne Heche, James Gandolfini, and Lindsay Crouse. (116 minutes, 1996)
Coal Miner’s Daughter: Towels-to-wealth tale of nation singer Loretta Lynn is amid the best lyrical bios ever made, albeit very last quarter does skid over some “down side” details. Spacek won a well-warranted Oscar and did her own singing. However, Jones D’Angelo and Helm drummer for The Band are just as good. Cast includes Sissy Spacek, Tommy Lee Jones, Beverly D’ Angelo, Levon Helm, Phyllis Boyens, and Ernest Tubb. (125 minutes, 1980)
Blood Rage: Grinning, sword-wielding, blind Vietnam vet Hauer whittles up poor gentlemen, spares a baby, and even fights with his mentor in this brash, vigorous although floundered try to Americanize Japanese “Zatoichi” films. Hauer is impeccably cast, and the film is amusingly tongue-in-cheek, however it doesn’t entirely work. Cast includes Rutger Hauer, Terrance Terry O’Quinn, Brandon Hail, Lisa Blount, Charles Cooper, and Rick Overton. (86 minutes, 1990)
From the earth to The Moon: Jules Verne’s fiction doesn’t hover well in contrived sci-fi of early rocket flight to the moon. War horse cast looks most agitated. Cast includes Joseph Cotten, George Sanders, Debra Paget, Don Dubbins, Patric Knowles, and Henry Daniel. (100 minutes, 1958)
Shadow-lands: Soaking up story of British author C. S. Lewis the Lion, The Sorcerer and the Closet whose content if firm life as an Oxford don in the 1950s is rattled by his meeting with a forthright American poet. Knowledgeable and moving, with Hopkins in summit form and Winger his match; the aiding performers are excellent. This was filmed on location at Oxford. Cast includes Richard Attenborough, Anthony Hopkins, Debra Winger, Edward Hardwick, Michael Denison, Joseph Mazzello, John Wood, Robert Fleming, and Peter Howell. (130 minutes, 1993)
So Evil, My Sister: Medieval B-film thriller with war horse cast has Strasberg and Domergue as siblings playing feline-and-mouse with the cops who are examining the bizarre mortality of Strasberg’s spouse. Few brainy twirls in the very last reel are worth delaying for. Cast includes Susan Strasberg, Belief Domergue, Sydney Chaplin, Charles Knox Robinson, Steve Mitchell, Kathleen Freeman, and John Howard.(76 minutes, 1972)
Rocky Balboa: Rocky has settled in to retirement, but a virtual match showing Rocky beating the current champ, Mason Dixon, has caused a stir. Now, the champ wants Rocky in the ring. Rocky decides he must do this fight, and he starts to train again to get back in the ring one last time.
A phrase like “Movie Download” might get a good result. If that one doesn’t work try another one. You might find what you are looking for with a search like “Movies Rent”.