It used to be that you had to go to the video store to get a movie. These days you can stay at home and get movies form a movie download site. You can get virtually any movie you want with a good movie download site. Here are some examples.
Diner: Complications of growing up are pleasantly harmonized by author-controller Levinson in this check out a group of buddies who hang out in a Baltimore diner in the 1950s. Evidently made with care and benevolence; a genuine sleeper. (97 minutes, 1961)
The Fabulous Baron Munchausen: Filmmaker Zeman from Magnificent Planet and Jules Verne grants another graphic pleasure here, however his episodic fantasy-which takes his idol from the inside of a whale to the surface of the moon-is stilted and unemotional. Cast includes Milos Kopecky, Jana Brejchova, Rudolph Jelinek, and Jan Werich. (84 minutes, 1961)
Bliss: High-powered businessman has a chief heart assault, sees himself dying, and then refreshes-which changes his whole outlook on life. After a dynamic opening this stylized satire slows to a snail's pace and loses its shove. On the other hand, it was an Australian Academy Prize victor and a global film carnival top choice, so magistrate for your self. Cast includes Barry Otto, Lynette Curran, Helen Jones, Miles Buchanan, Gia Carides, and Tim Robertson. (111 minutes, 1985)
Law of the Lawless: War horse cast is chief interest here, with Robertson an ex-gunman turned magistrate. Cast includes Dale Robertson, Yvonne De Carlo, William Bendix, Bruce Cabot, Richard Arlen, and Kent Taylor. (88 minutes, 1964)
The Tuxedo: Jimmy Tong is the chauffer for hot sot millionaire Clark Devlin. There is one golden rule when working for Mr. Devlin, don't touch his tuxedo. Jimmy breaks the rule and tries on the tux. It turns out this is no ordinary tuxedo at all.
Repossessed: Here's a fashion spoof of The Exorcist, with Blair herself as a housewife acquired anew by the identical demon she was purge of as a kid. Too few gags, too numerous targets, and a meager finale make this film weak. Blair and Nielsen as the exorcist are good. Cast includes Linda Blair, Ned Beatty, Leslie Nielsen, Anthony Starke, Lana Schwab, and Thorn J. Acute. (84 minutes, 1990)
A power hungry New Mexican reporter uncovers an intriguing human interest story when he learns of a man who was trap in one of the ancient Indian ruins. He is out for greed, and fame, and abuses the story for his own benefit. Kirk Douglas, Jan Sterling, Bob Arthur, Porter Hall, Frank Cady, Richard Benedict are the stars. (1951 Drama)
The Doors: The film tells the story of the Doors, and particularly Jim Morrison the bands dominant force. We see the band grow, and as it does, Morrison falls deeper and deeper into a drug and alcohol induced state. He dies at the young age of 27.
Two Marines are being held responsible for the death of a fellow marine. They claim they were ordered to punish private Santiago, and his death was not intended. Lt. Daniel Kaffee will try to save the marines and get to the bottom of the case.
Downloading movies has become another avenue that people can use to access films. People used to have to go to the theater to see a movie. Then the video store brought the movies to our homes. Now you can even get films through your computer.
Diner: Complications of growing up are pleasantly harmonized by author-controller Levinson in this check out a group of buddies who hang out in a Baltimore diner in the 1950s. Evidently made with care and benevolence; a genuine sleeper. (97 minutes, 1961)
The Fabulous Baron Munchausen: Filmmaker Zeman from Magnificent Planet and Jules Verne grants another graphic pleasure here, however his episodic fantasy-which takes his idol from the inside of a whale to the surface of the moon-is stilted and unemotional. Cast includes Milos Kopecky, Jana Brejchova, Rudolph Jelinek, and Jan Werich. (84 minutes, 1961)
Bliss: High-powered businessman has a chief heart assault, sees himself dying, and then refreshes-which changes his whole outlook on life. After a dynamic opening this stylized satire slows to a snail's pace and loses its shove. On the other hand, it was an Australian Academy Prize victor and a global film carnival top choice, so magistrate for your self. Cast includes Barry Otto, Lynette Curran, Helen Jones, Miles Buchanan, Gia Carides, and Tim Robertson. (111 minutes, 1985)
Law of the Lawless: War horse cast is chief interest here, with Robertson an ex-gunman turned magistrate. Cast includes Dale Robertson, Yvonne De Carlo, William Bendix, Bruce Cabot, Richard Arlen, and Kent Taylor. (88 minutes, 1964)
The Tuxedo: Jimmy Tong is the chauffer for hot sot millionaire Clark Devlin. There is one golden rule when working for Mr. Devlin, don't touch his tuxedo. Jimmy breaks the rule and tries on the tux. It turns out this is no ordinary tuxedo at all.
Repossessed: Here's a fashion spoof of The Exorcist, with Blair herself as a housewife acquired anew by the identical demon she was purge of as a kid. Too few gags, too numerous targets, and a meager finale make this film weak. Blair and Nielsen as the exorcist are good. Cast includes Linda Blair, Ned Beatty, Leslie Nielsen, Anthony Starke, Lana Schwab, and Thorn J. Acute. (84 minutes, 1990)
A power hungry New Mexican reporter uncovers an intriguing human interest story when he learns of a man who was trap in one of the ancient Indian ruins. He is out for greed, and fame, and abuses the story for his own benefit. Kirk Douglas, Jan Sterling, Bob Arthur, Porter Hall, Frank Cady, Richard Benedict are the stars. (1951 Drama)
The Doors: The film tells the story of the Doors, and particularly Jim Morrison the bands dominant force. We see the band grow, and as it does, Morrison falls deeper and deeper into a drug and alcohol induced state. He dies at the young age of 27.
Two Marines are being held responsible for the death of a fellow marine. They claim they were ordered to punish private Santiago, and his death was not intended. Lt. Daniel Kaffee will try to save the marines and get to the bottom of the case.
Downloading movies has become another avenue that people can use to access films. People used to have to go to the theater to see a movie. Then the video store brought the movies to our homes. Now you can even get films through your computer.
