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This is such a cute movie, for all ages. Lot's of action and consequences and fun characters!!

drama and action to the max! Great movie even if you're not into war movies (i'm not for sure) but the action and the story line grip you and hold you tghere to the end!

If it's anything like the book and I'm sure it is as the author and director are the same. It's hysterical!!

This is a classic and Bill Murray at his best. Great comedy you'll enjoy many times.

oh my gosh - this is so funny!!! Watch out for language and sexual innuendo but for adults, this is hysterical!!

Excellent movie, well written and acted. It can be nail biting at times. Fast paced and has a twist you don't see coming. I highly recommend watching this.

If you're looking for good, campy escapist fun with not too much to think about look no further. AVP is hardly original in plot, but if you're in the mood to watch scary creatures fight to the death with some attractive humans running for their lives in the middle, you can't do any better. This is a fun, fast-paced creature feature.

There is a reason some films are classics. They're the best, they're as perfect as film can get, they should not be messed with. Why do something over that you did right 48 years earlier? Gary Cooper's performance in the original High Noon is so mesmerizing, the build-up of tension and desperation so masterful, everything about it is so pitch-perfect. Anything that tries to stand in comparison just shows its own glaring shortcomings. There's nothing really wrong with this average-ish remake, but it has none of the genius of the original. Please, please, please skip this one, even if you don't like old movies or don't like black and white movies, the original is worth it!

This was a beautiful and poignant love story, a love story for grown-ups about forgiveness, redemption and learning things about yourself that you never suspected. Fantastic acting, beautiful cinematography, sad but uplifting, this was a truly great movie.

This movie explains or setsup the previous movies. How it all got started. A must have for any Tremors collector.

Big heels keep on Rolling

This DVD is about a real fire station and fire trucks. This is one of my daughters favorite DVD's.

I liked this movie. It is a rather slow moving, but it is telling a sort of love story mixed in with the history of the time. The countess and her family are living in a small apt. in Japan and the countess is relegated to being a dance hall girl. This is abhorrent to the family. They don't want her to influence the granddaughter. She helps and becomes a friend of a blind diplomat. He wins a great deal of money at the races and opens a more upscale dance hall establishment he calls a "bar". He employs her and calls the bar, "The White Countess". He abstains from a relationship with her until the war is upon them. As they are leaving the country under an aerial attack, he helps the Countess rescue her daughter from the clutches of her grandparents and a mean-spirited sister. This changes their relationship . The movie leads us to believe that they will become great friends and perhaps married later on.

Wonderful movie for the entire family. Great adventure, wonderful story, and one that you will watch over and over. I give this 5 stars on all counts!

This is a relationship/chick movie. It follows the lives of 2 sisters, their mom, and their adopted black sister. It is disturbing in parts as when the sister asks why she doesn't need sun block. They tell her "she's already brown." This movie is called an alternative "sex and the city" movie. One of the sisters has a one night stand with a 17 yr. old. The mother goes in for liposuction and nearly dies.

This is a very introspective movie about 3 couples and one single woman (Jennifer Aniston). One couple includes a man who everyone else thinks is gay and his wife who is dealing with aging issues. The second couple are writers, fought before they were married and upon the 2nd story addition to their house are fighting more vigorously. The third couple seem to have it all:LOTS of money and are happy with themselves. Jennifer is introduced to one of their friends and he is a total jerk. At the end of the movie, she discovers that she can finally be happy.

This movie was a waste of my time!! Did not like it at all!

A classic steve martin.

WOW!!! This will keep you on your toes! wonderful plot and what a story! Great acting to the point you are there with them until the end of the show and then you just have to take a deep breath!

The back cover says: "Life as a twelve year-old girl is tough enough, but as a witch in training, Sabrina's life is just one big fun-filled adventure! Despite warnings never to use spells to solve problems, Sabrina often "borrows" spells from the Spookie Jar, with the usual hilarious consequences! Thankfully, her teenage aunts Hilda, Zelda, friends Chloe and Harvey, and her mischievous cat, Salem, are always there to help her out in the end. With a touch of magic and chaos, Sabrina is sure to win your heart! Episodes: "1 ) Shrink to Fit - Sabrina and Chloe try to compete with Gen by fitting into the latest fad jeans, but a spell to fit into the jeans keeps shrinking her!, 2) Strange new World - in an effort to win the Science Fair, Sabrina conjures up a young Thomas Edison version with the usual calamitous results. 3) The Importance of Being Norma - To win a spot on the Cheerleading squad, Sabrina must cast a spell to make her geeky friend cool. PLUS a DVD BONUS EPISODE 4) Anywhere but Here - Tired of the restrictions dthat come with being a kid, Sabrina casts a spell that catapults her into adulthood."

Marvelous! This movie should run away with awards. It's one of those movies that you'll remember for a long, long time. You'll be making your bucket list. Nicholson exhibits a completely new side of his acting expertise, and it's refreshing. Freeman is wonderful!

Patrick Stewart also provides a wonderful narration of this film.

In my opinion the best, most faithful to Dickens' Christmas Carol out there! Patrick Stewart is wonderful, but so are all the other characters, including Richard Grant as Bob Cratchit. And keeps many of the scenes from the book that usually get cut from the typical adaptations.

If you think this movie is good, you should definitely read the book! The book is far and away better than the film, which left me disappointed, due to the disparities between the book and film. I suggest you read the book and never watch the movie.

AMG's synopsis is pure crap. The plot below is accurate.... Set two years after the first film, Reed Richards and Sue Storm are preparing for their wedding. A silver object enters Earth's atmosphere, radiating cosmic energy that creates massive molecular fluctuations and causes deep craters at locations across the Earth. The government approaches Reed to build a sensor to track the movements of the object. As the wedding begins, Reed's systems detect the phenomenon approaching New York City, causing a massive power blackout. The object destroys the sensors while the Fantastic Four protect the crowd. The Human Torch pursues the object, discovering that it is a humanoid, a "Silver Surfer." He confronts the Surfer, only to be dragged into the upper atmosphere where the Surfer snuffs his flame out, then drops him back toward Earth. Johnny reactivates his powers and survives the fall. Later on when Sue tries to comfort Johnny, she touches his shoulders and their powers switch - he becomes invisible, and she is set on fire; when they touch again their powers revert back. Reed's examination of Johnny reveals that exposure to the Surfer has set Johnny's molecular structure in flux, allowing him to switch powers with his teammates through physical contact. Tracing the cosmic energy of the Surfer, Reed discovers that a series of planets the alien had visited before Earth have all been destroyed. The Surfer's movements around the globe bring him past Latveria, where the cosmic energy affects Victor von Doom, freeing him from two years as a metal statue. Doom, able to move again and returned to a human, but scarred, traces the Surfer to the Arctic and makes him an offer to join forces. When the Surfer rebuffs him, Doom attacks. The Surfer returns fire, blasting Doom through the ice. The cosmic energy of the Surfer's blast heals Doom's body, reversing the changes seen in the first film. Doom leverages his experience into a deal with the American military, who force the Fantastic Four to work with Doom. Deducing that the Surfer's board is the source of his power, the group develops a pulse generator that will separate him from it. While setting up the device, Sue is confronted by the Surfer, during which he reveals he is a servant to the destroyer of worlds. The military opens fire on the Surfer, which distracts him and allows the four to fire the pulse, separating the Surfer from his board. The military imprisons the Surfer in Siberia and forbids the Fantastic Four from interacting with him, while they torture him for information. Sue uses her powers to sneak into his cell, where she learns more information from the Surfer. He tells her his master was known by the people of his world as Galactus, a massive cloud-like cosmic entity which must feed on life-bearing planets to survive, and that his board is a homing beacon which even now summons him to the planet. Doom, pursuing the power in the board, steals it from the compound, using a device to gain control of the board and its powers. The Fantastic Four rescue the Surfer, and pursue Doom in the Fantasticar, confronting him in Shanghai. During the battle, Sue is mortally wounded. With the Surfer powerless, Johnny absorbs the combined powers of the entire team in order to battle the cosmic energy-empowered Doom. Johnny succeeds in breaking Doom's control over the Surfer's board, while Ben Grimm uses a nearby crane to knock Doom into the harbor where he is last seen sinking; however, Galactus has already arrived. The Surfer regains the control of his board, and his power is restored. He revives Sue and chooses to defend Earth, flying into Galactus and confronting him. The conflict results in a massive blast of energy, apparently destroying Galactus. The film ends with Reed and Sue marrying in Japan, but they are again interrupted when Venice is threatened. The credits cut back to a shot of the Silver Surfer's seemingly lifeless body floating through space. Just as he drifts off the edge of the screen his eyes open and his board races towards him.