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Marilyn Hassett

Marilyn Hassett, Timothy Bottoms

Universal Studios, 1998

greatest ''happy ending'' movie ever
i've never understood why the first movie is considered a lot better. there is no chemistry between hassett and bridges.the exact oppossite is true of hassett and bottoms in part 2.the music touches you,especially in the last scene when they are getting married.it gets ...

Messenger of Death

Charles Bronson, Trish Van Devere

Starz / Anchor Bay, 1997

a little more "refined" than most Bronson movies
There's a little more of a "detective/thriller" vibe in Messenger of Death than in some of Bronson's other movies of the period but that's not a bad thing IMHO. It's just a little different from the usual vigilante formula and that's fine by me. I enjoyed this one.

Exiled in America

Maxwell Caulfield, Edward Albert

Prism Home Entertain, 1992

BELOW MINIMUM STANDARDS.
Based upon the play SANCTUARY, by William Norton, Sr., this film, scripted by the director, Paul Leder, is not so much an adaptation as an extension, with numerous plot threads overdeveloped by Leder, with an end result that "Sanctuary", an underground Christian ...

Other Side of the Mountain 1

Marilyn Hassett, Beau Bridges

Universal Studios, 1998

DVD Needed!
This is truly a wonderful movie about a wonderful person. I can't wait to see it again. Please put it on DVD! I will not only rent it, I will actually buy it, and keep it dear to my heart for many, many years.

Messenger of Death

Charles Bronson, Trish Van Devere

Cobra Productions, 1994

a little more "refined" than most Bronson movies
There's a little more of a "detective/thriller" vibe in Messenger of Death than in some of Bronson's other movies of the period but that's not a bad thing IMHO. It's just a little different from the usual vigilante formula and that's fine by me. I enjoyed this one.

Messenger of Death

Charles Bronson, Trish Van Devere

a little more "refined" than most Bronson movies
There's a little more of a "detective/thriller" vibe in Messenger of Death than in some of Bronson's other movies of the period but that's not a bad thing IMHO. It's just a little different from the usual vigilante formula and that's fine by me. I enjoyed this one.

Two Minute Warning

Charlton Heston, John Cassavetes

Universal Studios, 1995

Ok but not great 70's Thriller
I actually saw this movie at the theater in 1976. I thought it was an OK movie. It's about a lone sniper perched up in a tower shooting at anyone and everyone at a football game with 91,000 spectatators. Until now I never got to see the original again except for the ...