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| 1. |  | Joyeux Noel (Widescreen) from Sony Pictures Price: $9.99 Customer Review:  I gave this to my mother for Christmas and we watched in that morning. She really enjoyed it. |
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| 2. |  | Kelly's Heroes from Warner Home Video Price: $8.99 Customer Review:  This is one of my favorite WWII movies of all time. Normally, I really don't like to watch movies more than once or twice, but this one I can watch over and over again. I read a critic review of this movie several years back and he said it was just a poor rehash of "The Dirty Dozen". Nothing could... |
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| 3. |  | Enemy at the Gates from Paramount Price: $6.99 Customer Review: ENEMY AT THE GATES is a well-crafted movie that has a wonderful cat-and-mouse premise, but the plot is bogged down by a love-triangle that instead of moving events along, simply gets in the way. The acting was excellent, the characters interesting, and there was plenty of suspense. The... |
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| 4. |  | The Scarlet and the Black from Lions Gate Price: $9.99 Customer Review: Dear Sirs, this a wonderfull movie, I want to buy it, I havent found it in english with subtitles in spanish or english, or totally spoken spanish. Where I can find it this way ? Best Regards, Enrique |
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| 5. |  | Das Boot - The Director's Cut from Sony Pictures Price: $9.99 Customer Review: The Bottom Line: Das Boot is a very entertaining and engaging submarine movie that doesn't feel long even at 200+ minutes; marred only by occasionally-bad special effects, (all the scenes in the conning tower look thoroughly studio-bound) it introduces characters worth caring about and then... |
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| 6. |  | Stalingrad from Fox Lorber Price: $14.99 Customer Review: The Bottom Line: The movie's relentless pace slows a bit in the less-intense third act, but that's a minor knock on this absolutely superb war film featuring some great battle scenes, good characterization, and a fitting conclusion; I can recommend few war movies more highly. |
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| 7. |  | The Train from MGM (Video & DVD) Customer Review:  John Frankenheimer directed this semi-grim WWII action film, with Burt Lancaster as a one-man army out to stop the Nazis from plundering all of France's greatest modern art treasures. Frankly, it's not the greatest script, but there is some flashy, impressive B&W cinematography, and an... |
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| 8. |  | Europa Europa from MGM (Video & DVD) Price: $10.49 Customer Review: "Europa,Europa" is one of the films that goes to a shelf that holds only the films I will view over and over again. |
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| 9. |  | Indochine from Sony Pictures Price: $19.99 Customer Review: This movie is exquisite; Catherine Deneuve is so beautiful, her wardrobe so perfect, that it is hard to concentrate at times. When you see her whipping one of her slaves, you cannot fathom such cruelty and beauty together - but that is the cost exacted by colonialism. When she chooses to use... |
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| 10. |  | Grand Illusion - Criterion Collection from Criterion Price: $29.99 Customer Review: Many European artists of the 20th century had the rare privilege of knowing that their creations were important to society as they were banned by governments who disliked them (not so in today's democratic age where you can make just about any political or cultural point you like (except offend... |
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| 11. |  | Come and See from Kino Video Price: $24.99 Customer Review:  Why would anyone in their right mind believe the events portrayed in a movie, especially one produced in a Communist country. The films made in Hollywood don't portray the truth or the facts but Hollywood has two motives in doing so: the liberal ideology that is fostered on the uneducated in order... |
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| 12. |  | The Pianist (Full Screen Edition) from Universal Studios Price: $13.49 Customer Review: The Bottom Line: The Pianist is both a harrowing drama about the Holocaust and its effect on men and a gripping story about survival; on every level this film succeeds and I can hardly recommend it more highly. |
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| 13. |  | No Man's Land from MGM (Video & DVD) Price: $10.99 Customer Review: The Bottom Line: An overlooked gem that takes a slightly absurd premise and runs with it, No Man's Land deservedly won a Best Foreign Language Film Oscar for its witty black comedy and incisive satire about war, the media, the United Nations, and others. |
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| 14. |  | The Pianist from Universal Studios Customer Review: The Bottom Line: The Pianist is both a harrowing drama about the Holocaust and its effect on men and a gripping story about survival; on every level this film succeeds and I can hardly recommend it more highly. |
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| 15. |  | Tora! Tora! Tora! from 20th Century Fox Price: $10.49 Customer Review: This film combines the fun and excitement of a hollywood thriller with the accuracy of a documentary. It is memorable, well acted and superbly directed. |
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| 16. |  | Savior from Sony Pictures Price: $10.99 Customer Review: Great Story. Seems to make a little sense of a non sensable war & what happened over there in the early 90s |
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| 17. |  | Eisenstein - The Sound Years (Ivan the Terrible Parts 1 & 2, Alexander Nevsky) - Criterion Collection from Criterion Price: $71.99 Customer Review:  I realize that most people regard Eisenstein as a god of Soviet cinema, but let me just say that these three films are terribly crude and simplistic. The worst of the three is Ivan Part 2. The "acting" (a generous term for this film) consists of rolling eyes and glacial stares. The plot and dialogue... |
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| 18. |  | Cross of Iron (Full Screen) from Henstooth Video Price: $26.99 Customer Review: I saw "Cross of Iron" when it was in theatrical release in 1977 and thought it was a pretty good treatment of the German side of WWII. I watched it again last night on DVD and found myself fast-forwarding past the dull spots. Since I have collected WWII German militaria, lots of little... |
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| 19. |  | Two Women from Madacy Records Price: $7.98 Customer Review: Two Women starring Sophia Loren is a explosive foreign language film. Loren proves she's more than a sexy woman, she won an Oscar for best actress for this movie. The transfer is my only gripe, the tracking is horrible. The subtitles and story are easy to understand. This film has a rape scene but... |
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| 20. |  | Open City from Image Entertainment Price: $26.99 Customer Review: Prompt and perfect.....and, of course, A Classic (for this American guy and his bella Italian wife) |
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