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A Lawless Street, a review by Rogmeister




A Lawless Street  (1956) 77 minutes
Cast: Randolph Scott, Angela Lansbury, Warner Anderson, Jean Parker, Wallace Ford
Director: Joseph H. Lewis
Music: Paul Sawtell

Yes, it's time for yet another Randolph Scott western! In this one, he is a lawman who moves from town to town in the Colorado territory, ridding them of outlaws. He is married to a lovely singer (Lansbury) but she leaves him and won't return as long as he is involved in this dangerous duty but he has one last town he wants to clean up. This was a good western with some dynamite stuntwork (especially in one big fight scene between Scott and a large extremely strong foe) and is quickly paced. The DVD has a good quality print but no real extras...apart for some trailers of other westerns.

(From Roger's Ongoing Westerns Marathon on July 14th, 2009)

Member's Reviews

Little Black Book, a review by addicted2dvd


     Little Black Book (2004/United States)

Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment
Director:Nick Hurran
Writing:Melissa Carter (Original Material By), Elisa Bell (Screenwriter)
Length:107 min.
Rating:Rated PG-13 : Sexual Content/Humor and Language
Video:Widescreen 2.40:1, Full Frame 1.33:1
Audio:English: Dolby Digital: 5.0, French: Dolby Digital: Dolby Surround
Subtitles:English, French

Stars:
Brittany Murphy as Stacy
Holly Hunter as Barb
Kathy Bates (1948) as Kippie Kann
Ron Livingston as Derek
Julianne Nicholson as Joyce
Stephen Tobolowsky as Carl

Plot:Extras:
  • Scene Access
  • Bonus Trailers
  • Featurettes
  • Closed Captioned


My Thoughts:
I just finished watching this one. And I enjoyed it quite a bit. It is a romantic comedy so I went into it figuring how it would end... just had to watch the journey. But no... not this time. It actually throws a bit of a curve ball and goes with the unexpected. This movie stars Brittany Murphy... I have now seen a few of her movies and I must say.... I am starting to become a fan. It is a shame she passed away at such a young age. This one has an entertaining storyline. It seemed to go by rather quickly... always a good sign when watching a movie. I liked Kathy Bates as the Talk Show host. Holly Hunter was good too... though the voice she was using for this role was a little on the weird side. Definitely worth watching... glad I have it in my collection... thanks to a generous friend that gave it to me!


My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5


(From What Movies I Been Watching on January 20th, 2012)

Member's TV Reviews

Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Complete Series, a review by addicted2dvd



Now slaying in one extraordinary collection...this must-own DVD set for every Buffy "watcher." Loaded with fantastic extras, this collection contains all seven butt-kicking seasons of Buffy the Vampire Slayer on 39 discs. So jump into your favorite demon-filled episodes whenever you like, or watch all the high-voltage vampire action from the beginning!

Episodes:
Season 1:
1. Welcome To The Hellmouth
2. The Harvest
3. Witch
4. Teacher's Pet
5. Never Kill A Boy On The First Date
6. The Pack
7. Angel
8. I Robot...You Jane
9. The Puppet Show
10. Nightmares
11. Out Of Mind, Out Of Sight
12. Prophecy Girl
Season 2:
1. When She Was Bad
2. Some Assembly Required
3. School Hard
4. Inca Mummy Girl
5. Reptile Boy
6. Halloween
7. Lie to Me
8. The Dark Age
9. What's My Line? - Part One
10. What's My Line? - Part Two
11. Ted
12. Bad Eggs
13. Surprise
14. Innocence
15. Phases
16. Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered
17. Passion
18. Killed by Death
19. I Only Have Eyes For You
20. Go Fish
21. Becoming, Part One
22. Becoming, Part Two
Season 3:
1. Anne
2. Dead Man's Party
3. Faith, Hope & Trick
4. Beauty and the Beasts
5. Homecoming
6. Band Candy
7. Revelations
8. Lovers Walk
9. The Wish
10. Amends
11. Gingerbread
12. Helpless
13. The Zeppo
14. Bad Girls
15. Consequences
16. Doppelgangland
17. Enemies
18. Earshot
19. Choices
20. The Prom
21. Graduation Day (Part 1)
22. Graduation Day (Part 2)
Season 4:
1. The Freshman
2. Living Conditions
3. The Harsh Light of Day
4. Fear itself
5. Beer Bad
6. Wild at Heart
7. The Initiative
8. Pangs
9. Something Blue
10. Hush
11. Doomed
12. A New Man
13. The I in Team
14. Goodbye Iowa
15. This Year's GIrl
16. Who Are You?
17. Superstar
18. Where the Wild Things Are
19. New Moon Rising
20. The Yoko Factor
21. Primeval
22. Restless
Season 5:
1. Buffy Vs. Dracula
2. Real Me
3. The Replacement
4. Out Of My Mind
5. No Place Like Home
6. Family
7. Fool For Love
8. Shadow
9. Listening To Fear
10. Into The Woods
11. Triangle
12. Checkpoint
13. Blood Ties
14. Crush
15. I Was Made To Love You
16. The Body
17. Forever
18. Intervention
19. Tough Love
20. Spiral
21. The Weight Of The World
22. The Gift
Season 6:
1. Bargaining (Part 1)
2. Bargaining (Part 2)
3. After Life
4. Flooded
5. Life Serial
6. All the Way
7. Once More, With Feeling
8. Tabula Rasa
9. Smashed
10. Wrecked
11. Gone
12. Doublemeat Palace
13. Dead Things
14. Older and Far Away
15. As You Were
16. Hell's Bells
17. Normal Again
18. Entropy
19. Seeing Red
20. Villains
21. Two To Go
22. Grave
Season 7:
1. Lessons
2. Beneath You
3. Same Time, Same Place
4. Help
5. Selfless
6. Him
7. Conversations with Dead People
8. Sleeper
9. Never Leave Me
10. Bring On the Night
11. Showtime
12. Potential
13. The Killer in Me
14. First Date
15. Get It Done
16. Storyteller
17. Lies My Parents Told Me
18. Dirty Girls
19. Empty Places
20. Touched
21. End of Days
22. Chosen

Stars:
Sarah Michelle Gellar as Buffy Summers
Nicholas Brendon as Xander Harris
Alyson Hannigan as Willow Rosenberg
Anthony Stewart Head as Giles
Charisma Carpenter as Cordelia Chase
David Boreanaz as Angel
Seth Green as Oz
Emma Caulfield as Anya
Amber Benson as Tara
Michelle Trachtenberg as Dawn Summers
James Marsters as Spike

My Thoughts:
The Show:
Earlier this month a friend gave me this complete series set... replacing my original release (digipak) season sets. This was perfect timing as I really got in the mood to watch this series again when I watched the Halloween episodes last month. So getting this set was the perfect excuse to watch the series again... after all... I had to make sure all the discs worked right? It has been 5 years since I last re-watched the entire series. And I must say... I really enjoyed every minute of revisiting the series. While i enjoyed this series from start to end... my favorite season has to be the second when we had Evil Angel as the "Big Bad" for the season. My least favorite season has to be season 4.... where Buffy starts college... they add in the Initiative and Adam was the "Big Bad". The only good thing to come out of this season was the introduction of Tara. I remember at the time there was many people that had a problem with the final season where we meet a bunch of the "Potential Slayers" and The First is the final "Big Bad" of the series. At the time I was concerned as well... but as it turned out I enjoyed the season quite a bit... and thought the finale was a very good ending to the series. With that said I would love to see a Reunion Movie air to catch us up on the surviving characters of the series. Sure... we got a season 8 comics... which I have the motion comics DVD of... but I would still love to see more. Preferably with the original cast if possible.

The Packaging:
I wanted to say a little something about the packaging here as well. I like it much better then the original bulky digipaks I had. But it still could have been better. The packaging for this is the 7 re-release keep cases inside a box with a slip cover over it. Which you would think would save a lot of shelf space... but because of an odd choice on how the keep cases are housed it saves very little... if any shelf space. Another downer for this release is that it does not include the extra bonus DVD that the "Chosen Collection" came with.

Final Thoughts:
Over-all it has been a fun two to three weeks revisiting this series. I am thrilled to have upgraded to this complete series set as I really don't care for the digipaks the original season sets were released in. Even though they are the same discs, I do like this packaging better.

My Rating:
Out of a Possible 5


(From Buffy the Vampire Slayer: The Complete Series on November 23rd, 2012)