DVD: Philip A. Patterson     DVD:     Philip A. Patterson      Silent Night, Bloody Night Patrick O'Neal, James Patterson Alpha Video, 2004 Very cheerful Christmas movie I saw this back in 82 when WOR out of New York use to have their 'Fright Night' movies on Saturday nights at 12:00 midnight. I've always loved this movie and still think it's scary to this day. The phone calls and sepia toned flasback scene are especially creepy. This ...             Lost in La Mancha [Region 2] Tony Grisoni, Philip A. Patterson The 'Burden' of Terry Gilliam's Quixotic Dreams. This film reminds me of Les Blank's Burden of Dreams, a documentary about the many hardships director Werner Herzog encountered in making Fitzcarraldo. Many directors have tried to adapt Don Quixote to film, and at least several (Orsen Welles, for example) have lost ...             Heaven Help Us Donald Sutherland, John Heard HBO Home Video, 2005 Forgotten Gem... Great coming of age movie set in a Catholic school in Brooklyn during the 60s. Know as `Catholic Boys' in the UK, I first watched this film on TV after initially never heard of it before. Even though the film is set in a Catholic school during the sixties, most ...             Silent Night, Bloody Night Patrick O'Neal, James Patterson St Clair Vision, 2004 Very cheerful Christmas movie I saw this back in 82 when WOR out of New York use to have their 'Fright Night' movies on Saturday nights at 12:00 midnight. I've always loved this movie and still think it's scary to this day. The phone calls and sepia toned flasback scene are especially creepy. This ...             Silent Night, Bloody Night Walter Abel, Philip Bruns Direct Source Label, 2007             Nobody's Fool Paul Newman, Jessica Tandy Paramount, 2003 Less is more This is a gentle, small movie about small-town living and its citizens, particularly a blatantly unapologetic ne'er-do-well named Sully (Paul Newman) who has lived his life exactly as he wants to and manages, by optimism and the bonding in this town, to survive quite ...             The Thin Blue Lie (2000) Rob Morrow, Randy Quaid Paramount, 2003 Great Newspaper Thriller! If you like fast-paced thrillers that rely more on brains than brawn, this one's for you. Based on the true story of a pair of newspaper reporters in Philadelphia during the Bicentennial, it is in the vein of great films like Watergate. Jonathan Neumann (Rob Morrow) ...             A Gentleman's Game Mason Gamble, Gary Sinise First Look Pictures, 2002 Classy, funny, warm and important. A terrific movie with everything one could hope for and expect. I liked this movie for it's realism. They threw thr "F" word around a bit deliberately poking fun at movies with gratuitous foul language, I found it apprpriate. Very entertaining, describing golf well and ...             The Execution of Raymond Graham Graham Beckel, George Dzundza Allumination, 2000 "You put the bullets in the gun but get someone else to pull the trigger!" I didn't expect much from this movie, particularly because I'd watched another movie which focused on the death penalty beforehand and it was awful and cheesy. That movie was called 'Dead Man Walking.' What a pleasant surprise that such a real story could actually ...             Lost in La Mancha Andrea Calderwood, Bernard Chaumeil NEW VIDEO GROUP, 2003 The 'Burden' of Terry Gilliam's Quixotic Dreams. This film reminds me of Les Blank's Burden of Dreams, a documentary about the many hardships director Werner Herzog encountered in making Fitzcarraldo. Many directors have tried to adapt Don Quixote to film, and at least several (Orsen Welles, for example) have lost ...          products you might be interested in   search for DVDs execution, gentleman, heaven, nobody, raymond, silent      geepe.com    web we recommend Less is more randomly chosen book: DiMaggio: Setting the Record Straight