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05.06.03 by Widge @ 7:09 pm   Film: Written by: Larry Ferguson & Donald Stewart, based on the novel by Tom Clancy Features:
Released by: Paramount My Advice: Fans of the movie should own it. It's 1984. Captain Ramius (Connery) has been given the command of the newest class of Soviet sub--one that's got a certain something extra under the hood, if you catch my drift. Ramius has something secret under his hood, too--he and a select group of his officers are trying to defect and take this new sub, Red October, with them. Enter Jack Ryan (Baldwin), an analyst who's gotten some clandestine shots of the hull of the October and is trying to figure out what the sub's strange new feature is. Things get especially tense when the Soviets claim Ramius has gone rogue--and now both Soviets and Americans are looking for the poor captain to blow him to kingdom come. Only Ryan thinks he knows what the man's really up to, and only Ryan can save the life of him and his crew. Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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05.02.03 by Widge @ 8:24 pm  Film: Written by: Steven Kloves, based on the novel by J.K. Rowling Features:
Released by: Warner Brothers My Advice: Own it. Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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04.29.03 by ScottC @ 7:21 pm  Film: Written by: Bryan Johnson Features:
Released by: Lions Gate My Advice: Don't bother. Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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04.27.03 by Widge @ 6:28 am  Film: Written by: Jeffrey Price & Peter S. Seaman, based on the novel Who Censored Roger Rabbit? by Gary K. Wolf Features:
Released by: Buena Vista My Advice: Own it. Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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04.14.03 by ScottC @ 6:49 pm  Film: Written by: Carl Dupre and Tim Day Features:
Released by: Buena Vista Home Video My Advice: Rent the original. Surviving a major accident can be a bewildering experience. Especially when you live, but a loved one doesn't. Trevor (Winters) for example, survived his car crashing and sinking into the river, but his dear wife Kirsty (Laurence) wasn't found. He is naturally confused and emotional. His confusion is deepened when Detective Lange (Taylor) keeps asking questions about the accident since Kirsty had a big inheritance. Smacking your head against the steering wheel doesn't help either. This could explain his memory loss (while seemingly in love with his wife, he keeps having hot, nasty, kinky sex with his boss, his neighbor, and his acupuncturist). But can it explain choking up a gigantic eel, having visions of graphic, bloody murder, and seeing a certain person in black leather with pins in his head with a highly decorated box? Is it all in Trevor's head, are Pinhead (Bradley) and his loyal Cenobites after his soul, or is there another agenda in the works? Categorized as: DVD and Reviews
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