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| 1. |  | Northwest Outpost from Republic Pictures Customer Review:  This was Richard Sale's first movie. He would ten years later create YANCY DERRINGER for t.v. He always wrote off beat westerns. Original title was END OF THE RAINBOW but was change to NORTHWEST OUTPOST days before its release. |
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| 2. |  | Man Facing Southeast from Starmaker Entertainment Customer Review: This movie is to K-Pax as the remake of Solaris is to the original. This movie has haunted me for years, ever since I first watched it. I am not wild about some of the scenes toward the end, but the scene with the brain at the sink is one of the best of all time. Is Rantes mad? Or is he telling the... |
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| 3. |  | Dakota (1945) from Republic Pictures Customer Review:  But it does. Vera Ralson is part of the problem, she's pretty but bland in the role of Wayne's new bride who sweet-talks him in going to the title state so they can run a riverboat business, but the real weakness is the overall look of the film. An overabundance of rear projection and rather obvious... |
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| 4. |  | Fighting Kentuckian (Col) from Republic Pictures Customer Review:  John Wayne is well known for his westerns. The setting of this 1949 flick is Alabama, involving men who came from Kentucky. So this is technically an "eastern". The scenes are apt for the early 1800's: Soldiers are still using flintlocks, Alabama is about to be admitted to the Union as a state, and... |
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| 5. |  | King Solomon's Mines (1950) from MGM (Warner) Customer Review: King Solomon's Mines is truly one the best movies about Africa. The scenery is spectacular. The story seemed to be a never-ending confrontation with wild animals however it was interesting to see the the variety. The native tribes were also interesting, especially the very tall Watusi and... |
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| 6. |  | For the Love of Mary from Universal Studios Customer Review:  In what turned out to be her final movie appearance, Deanna Durbin plays a young woman juggling three prospective husbands in FOR THE LOVE OF MARY (1948). Deanna plays Mary Peppertree, a young woman who has just started a new job, working the switchboards at the White House. When she... |
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| 7. |  | The Princess and the Pirate from Hbo Home Video Customer Review: Like people have said in their reviews,there is some print quality issues,but this is a classic Bob Hope film,right up there with the classic "Road Too..." films!!! I guess that MGM doesn't want to fully restore this one right now,its still better than cheapie public domain prints,well a little... |
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| 8. | [no image] | Days of Glory from Turner Home Entertainment Customer Review: When I was a kid I thought this was one of the greatest war movies ever made. Now when I watch it, I can't help but laugh at the many inaccuracies throughout the film, which was supposedly based on a true story. Directed by the great Jacques Tourneur, it featured a cast of "fresh new faces",... |
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| 9. |  | Holiday in Mexico from MGM (Warner) Customer Review: I enjoyed HOLIDAY IN MEXICO very much.It is a lighthearted and humorous look at young women's adolescent"crushes".All the actors are good,especially Walter Pidgeon,as the American ambassador and Roddy McDowall as Jane Powell's boyfriend. Also Jos'e Iturbi plays the piano brilliantly and Xavier Cugat... |
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| 10. |  | Fighting Kentuckian (Aniv) from Republic Pictures Customer Review: John Wayne is well known for his westerns. The setting of this 1949 flick is Alabama, involving men who came from Kentucky. So this is technically an "eastern". The scenes are apt for the early 1800's: Soldiers are still using flintlocks, Alabama is about to be admitted to the Union as a state, and... |
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