Stargate Atlantis: The Complete Series Collection Streaming

February 9th, 2010 by eliza8518963
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One of the big arcs of the “Stargate SG-1″ series was finding the Lost City of the Ancients, also known as Atlantis.

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It also turned into fertile fodder for a spinoff series (come on, you KNEW they had to make one eventually). And though it had a slightly shaky start — much like its parent series — the following seasons saw “Stargate: Atlantis” blossom out into a solid sci-fi series with a legendary series, new alien parasites, and new nasty machines from long ago.

At the Antarctic base, Daniel Jackson (Michael Shanks) has finally figured out the location of Atlantis — in the Pegasus galaxy. General Jack O’Neill (Richard Dean Anderson) lets an exploratory unit to go to Atlantis — even though they don’t have the power to return back to the Milky Way, and will be stranded there.

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So Dr. Elizabeth Weir (Torri Higginson) leads an international group of scientists and military personnel to another galaxy, and arrive in the sunken Ancient city of Atlantis. After some initial problems, the ancient city is secured and has risen above the water — but unfortunately the military unit, including Major John Sheppard (Joe Flanigan), have run afoul of the parasitic, life-sucking alien Wraith, who destroyed the Pegasus Ancients long ago.

And the Pegasus galaxy has plenty of its own dangers — nanoviruses, spies, life-sucking bugs, cannibal Wraith, enzyme addicts, whales, an egomaniac baker, weird Ancient devices, Wraiths transformed into humans (and vice versa), “alternate reality drives,” Ancient artifacts, crooked businessmen, fear machines, a race of hybrid bug monsters, crystalline nightmare aliens, and a race of ruthless soldiers pretending to be Amish-like farmers.

The Atlantis base regains contact with Earth, but this may not be enough to save them from the Wraith’s attempts to gain control of Atlantis — and the only Stargate with Earth’s coordinates. To make matters worse, they encounter a planet of what seems to be Ancients, only to find that they are in fact a mechanical experiment gone horribly wrong. And they really, really hate humans — and an attack of theirs leads to Weir being horribly injured.

At the same time, Atlantis receives two new commander — first Colonel Samantha Carter (Amanda Tapping), formerly of SG-1, and then the once-fussy Woolsey (Robert Picardo). Not that it’s any easier than SG-1 was, as the crew faces a startling pregnancy that attracts unwanted attentions, predictions of doom, and Wraith incursions that are striking a little too close to home — on the way to Earth.

“Stargate: Atlantis” has an easier introduction than most series, even spinoffs. The whole idea was introduced over a few seasons of “Stargate SG-1,” some of the characters (Weir, Woolsey and McKay) were also recurring characters, and Tapping was a regular. Teal’c and Daniel even drop in. And while the first season is a bit bland (”The romancing of the alien priestess? It’s very 1967 of you,” Rodney snipes) the storyline hits its stride in the second season.

And it has plenty of sci-fi staples — ugly nasty aliens, tightly wound scientists, little tubular ships, explosions, moral quandaries and a bit of classic-style horror (just look at Michael’s “experiments”). But it doesn’t lose its laid-back style (Rodney having trouble with a mustached woman who resents being called “sir”), or its human side, such as the handling of certain characters who are lost (some of whom are not really gone for good).

And the dialogue is pretty great, with lots of one-liners and snappy exchanges, with the occasional pop culture reference (”It’s the ultimate answer to the great question of life, the universe and everything!”). Most are from Rodney (”Just once, I would like to be taken prisoner by the sexy alien!”), and Sheppard (”But then I’d be The Man, and who would I have to rage against?”). But there’s humor from everyone (”He put his hand in my forehead! How can you resist that?” “Well, I like to close my eyes and think of England”), including the Wraith (”I hope they prove as delicious as the farmers who grew them”).

One thing Atlantis does have is a high cast turnover, compared to the relatively unchanging cast of the previous series — Higginson does a pretty good job as the scientist-command but is given too little to do.After season three, she she was replaced by Tapping, who brings a bit of seasoned science-military fusion to the mix, then fusspot Woolsey who manages to actually be a good if befuddled commander (”Monkey? Did you say flying?”).

Flanigan has a nice O’Neillian snap to his performance (”I HATE clowns!”), David Hewlett is hilarious as the antisocial, ever-exasperated scientist, and Paul McGillion is adorable as a Scottish doctor. And while Rachel Luttrell and Jason Momoa are never quite as endearingly alien as SG-1’s Teal’c (who makes a guest appearance), they are quite solid as a psychic martial-artist and a rough-edged warrior.

“Stargate Atlantis” loses a few too many cast members, but the storylines and aliens add a fresh dimension to the Stargate universe. Definitely worth the while.

Before I begin I would like to point out that this review and star rating is for this set and its packaging ONLY. The show itself is great and would get a 7 out of 5 stars from me, but before your mouth starts watering over the “Collector’s Edition”, hear me out.

Pros: The outside package and photos used are nice and add something you wouldn’t get by buying the seasons individually. The episodes “Vegas” and “Enemy at the Gate” come in both the extended versions and broadcast versions. There is a bonus disc that has two featurettes that come only with this Complete Series set.

Cons: Where do I begin? I was appalled to find some of the discs were scratched and has smudges on them (most notably the season one discs and the bonus disc). One disc had errors, even though there were no apparent scratches on it. The 26 disc are divided up into seasons, and those individual seasons are housed in thick glossy paper with slits in it for the discs. The discs are supposed to be held in by rubber knobs… it was very hard to get the discs onto these knobs, and when you pulled a disc off of one, sometimes little pieces of the knob would come off with it and the knob would often smudge the disc. The Season One folder would ALWAYS catch on a tab just inside the packaging when you pull out the “drawer” to get a disc (a way around this is to lay down the season one folder on it’s side; the rest can stay upright).

Although this isn’t really a pro or con, I was a little disappointed that they reused the discs put into the individual season sets. The discs still mention the volume numbers, which don’t apply in the complete set; this is confusing to some. I thought they (the people who designed this) would take more pride in their product than they apparently did.

So, to summarize, Stargate Atlantis is a great show that everyone should see and consider investing into all five seasons… but you’ll need to be a very patient and sympathetic person to be satisfied with this set.

P.S. – This isn’t an isolated incident… I put in an order for an exchange and the new set had almost identical problems. (It should be noted that, as of yet, Amazon has been good to work with.)
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Watch Command Decision Online

February 8th, 2010 by eliza8518963
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This movie beats out 12 O’Clock High in my book–It focuses on a conflict of priorities between commanders. Gable is the obvious hero, but it is clear that his boss, looking at the “Big Picture” may have a point as well. If nothing else, entertaining for illustrating the maneuvering over public image that sometimes drove military strategy, even in the years before CNN.

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In a larger sense “Command Decision” is not really a war movie but a film about the responsibility of command and leadership. It is one of the few films that effectively explores these topics; and belongs right up there with the original “Flight of the Phoenix” and “The Red Tent”. Not having the visual power of those two films (the limited combat/action scenes are almost entirely stock footage), it must focus more narrowly on the human complications arising from the responsibility of command. The contradiction being that while a leader must cease to be human, no one who can do this is fit to be a leader.

Adapted from a stage play, “Command Decision” suffers from a fair amount of “long-windedness”. Fortunately the most long-winded character (Major General Kane-played by Walter Pigeon), is well written and has many substantial things to convey. Much like his character in “Forbidden Planet”, Pigeon is tasked with inserting historical and philosophical details into the story, and his commanding screen presence makes him ideal for this purpose.

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Brigadier General K.C. Dennis (Clark Gable) has the most screen time and most challenging role, as his character is the guy stuck between a rock and a hard place. He is accountable for making the hard decisions that send his men off to die, but has a fragile authority dependent on how much independence his superiors are allowing him at a particular point in time. Gable does fine in this part, probably his best totally “serious” performance. Although the film takes pains to use the German high command to illustrate examples of bad leadership, it is easy to infer that the same mindset applies to the Allies. With many military leaders distorting events to cover their own ass and willing to sacrifice men for their own career advancement and personal ideology.

The premise of the film is the Air Corps discovery that the Germans have developed the first jet combat plane. Based on the real life Messerschmitt Me-262 (shown as a model in the film and in some archival footage), it is called the “Lantze-Wolf” here and considered so effective as a fighter aircraft that full production would allow the Luftwaffe to regain air supremacy over Europe.

The planes are being assembled in three cities deep in Germany. The only hope to delay their full production is “Operation Stitch” (named for its goal of gaining a stitch in time), a plan to attack these sites through dangerous daylight bombing raids. Dangerous because they will be heavily defended and because the bombers will have to go the final hundred miles without fighter escort-since the America fighters do not have the range to reach and return from the target. This type of daylight bombing was called precision bombing because the bomb-site was more effective with better visibility and a lower altitude. The alternative was safer but less accurate saturation bombing at night (insert Dresden here).

General Dennis must decide whether to start the operation, and then when the bombers take substantial punishment he must decide whether to continue in the expectation of additional high losses.

The film takes certain historical liberties as only after a postwar evaluation of the actual ME-262 did anyone really understand its strategic potential (in the hands of well trained pilots) as a fighter aircraft. Until the end Hitler insisted that it be utilized almost exclusively as a bomber. Although able to carry out this alternative role, its bomb load capacity was too little for any significant impact. That the ME-262 is more a footnote to the war than a major element was due more to Hitler’s decision than to any allied efforts to limit its production.

Then again, what do I know? I’m only a child.
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Baby Einstein – Baby’s First Moves Streaming

February 8th, 2010 by eliza8518963
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A great item for newborn’s – children over 18 months old do not have any interest.

This was a Christmas gift from Santa to my son (7 mos) and myself this year and we’ve reviewed it a few times and so far it has been educational for both of us. This video exposes infants to basic first moves such has, sitting up, crawling, reaching, etc and to toddlers to basic movements such has, walking and kicking. There are plenty of delightful puppet shows either demonstrating the movement or just to provide something to catch the attention of the viewer (since babies typically have short attention spans…well at least my son does). This particular video features a lot of baby clips with babies aged from 6mos-24mos demonstrating the movements at age appropriateness. My son isn’t one for mimicking, so far as I can tell, but it does hold his attention fairly well and he does best when I watch it and do the featured movements with him. There are language features for this video allowing you to watch it in English, Spanish, and French which has been great for us since I speak broken spanish and so far my son does recognize such words as comida (food) and sientate (sit) so in one hand it is a reinforcer for him and a teaching tool for myself as I had forgotten many of the verbs used in reference to baby movement such as camina (walk). Also, in the bonus features there is a short clip with a pilates instructor directed towards mothers to teach us busy women how to get some excercise and playtime in with our children, for this reason alone I would recommend it…it is, however, only like 10 minutes long and only gives you about 10 tips but those 10 tips to someone like myself can be a lifesaver (I didn’t know how to properly pick up a carrier with a baby in it before I saw this!). I highly recommend this video for the obvious reasons but if it doesn’t sound like something for you don’t get it because from what I can tell, you either hate it or you love it.
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Capricorn One Streaming

February 7th, 2010 by eliza8518963
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What a joy to see this movie again. I had forgotten how suspenseful it was, not having seen it since its theater release. Even O.J. Simpson can’t ruin it. Of course, it pushes the limits of believability from time to time…but never far enough to make it unenjoyable.

Now for the bad part….this movie definitely deserves a better DVD than this. It is widescreen, but not enhanced as it should be. But worse…the picture has areas where it almost appears as if it is being projected against a dirty screen. Other areas of the movie are blurred…amplified when viewed in a large format.

I can’t NOT recommend this DVD…only because it is the only one available of this film. But I sure wish someone would do the movie justice.

When I was 9 yrs old I lived next door to a mall where a theater complex (one of the first Multi-plexes) was erected just around the time of this film’s release; I must’ve seen Capricorn One at least 6 times in that theater alone as well as countless times on VHS and on TV and I guess i always grew up thinking that things are never what they appear to be and i have never had any trouble believing the worst of my government and I think Capricorn One probably had a lot to do with that. After a decade of Oliver Stone movies and the X files it might be easy to forget that CAPRICORN ONE had it all first.There are some memorable set-pieces: The slow pullback from the astronauts shining faceplate to reveal the soundstage while the rah-rah speech is recited, the insane Bi-plane and helicopter chase that ends the film. My personal favorite among the scenes are those involving Elliot Gould and his travails at the hands of shadowy govt G. Gordon Liddy types, who first erase all traces of his pal from NASA ( a nicely worried Robert Walden) and then proceed to attempt to assassinate and then just generally screw with him. Other plusses: a grip of excellent characterizations–from James Brolin’s flinty-eyed commanding astronaut,OJ Simpson’s stoic but warily paranoid fellow astronaut,Hal Holbrooke oozing apologies and menace as the NASA hatchet man– everyone gives it their all to produce a first rate thriller. And the film benefits enormously from Jerry Goldsmiths pounding and ominous score; it continues to remain one of my all time favorite soundtracks. Bravo to all involved.

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Molokai: The Story Of Father Damien Movie Streaming

February 7th, 2010 by eliza8518963
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Molokai is the story of a priest, Father Damien, who chose to spend his life serving in a leper colony. The movie is a heroic story of great compassion and persistence in the face of physical hardship and isolation. Filmed on location on the Hawaiian Island of Molokai, the scenery is gorgeous, and it touches on the history and culture of Hawaii. I found the movie very, very moving, but some may find the conditions of the lepers too depressing to bear.

An Australian, David Wehan plays the role of Damien. Two other actors you may recognize are Kris Kristofferson and Peter O’Toole, who both play lepers. Peter O’Toole, who I never like previously, seems to have really enjoyed his role.

Molokai is one of the more remote Hawaiian Islands. During a leprosy epidemic in Hawaii during the mid-nineteenth century, the government established a peninsula on the island of Molokai as a leper colony. It was chosen because it was so difficult to get to or escape from.

In the movie, there is a scene where, instead of transferring the lepers to rowboats, the crew forced the lepers at gunpoint to jump overboard and swim to shore. These included women and children. In the actual historical incident, some people drowned, some died from injuries from being bashed against the rocks on the beach, and others died on shore of exhaustion. Although not shown in the movie, often, ships depositing lepers would tie a rope from the ship to land and the lepers had to climb hand-over-hand to shore.

Father Damien had grown up on a farm in Belgium. He was very strong physically and was an experienced carpenter and builder. Before going to Molokai, the historical Father Damien had been a parish priest and pastor in several parishes in the Hawaiian Islands. He learned to speak Hawaiian and understood native Hawaiian culture. In the opening sequence of the movie, Father Damien is shown helping some Hawaiians build a house. Bounty hunters arrive on horseback to take away suspected lepers. Villagers run and hide. The scene is reminiscent of the slave catchers in Roots. Historically, before going to Molokai, Damien experienced parishioners being taken away to the colony, and he had assisted people in avoiding the bounty hunters (not shown in the movie).
Father Damien volunteered to be assigned to Molokai. Damien’s bishop instructed him to take all measures to avoid infection. In the movie, we see Damien simply ignoring the instructions. In historical fact, after two months on the island, he formally requested permission from the bishop to risk infection. He did this because it was the only way he could gain the lepers trust.

The leper colony was a living hell. When Damien arrived in 1873, there were six hundred lepers with inadequate housing and food, and no doctors, nurses, or medical supplies. Essentially, there was no law. Gangs of physically able lepers looted the belongings of the very sick. Prostitution and pedophilia were rampant. The bodies of the dead were either thrown into a ravine or buried very shallowly, where they were dug up and eaten by wild pigs. To be sure, with the arrival of Damien, there was a significant improvement in the lives of the lepers, but in the historical reality, the conditions and problems Damien faced were far worse than depicted in the movie.

Besides serving as priest, Damien’s construction worker skills were invaluable. He built, supervised, or organized volunteer labor to build hundreds of buildings-over half the buildings in the settlement. When he arrived, there was no running water. He built a pipeline (In the movie, there is no pipeline). Damien cleaned and bandaged wounds and amputated gangrenous limbs. The son of a farmer, he taught the lepers to grow crops (not shown in the movie). He was the island’s undertaker, funeral director, grave digger, and coffin maker-he built over 1,600 coffins. He also witnessed seven murders (not shown in the movie).

Besides having no resources to care for the sick, Damien had constant conflicts with both the government health authorities and his own religious order. In addition, he had many critics in the medical and clerical professions. The Hawaiian government’s board of health didn’t like him simply because he made them look bad. He alone was accomplishing orders of magnitude more for the lepers than the whole state government. His religious order was not able to provide any other permanent people to help, until near the end of his life. To their credit, they tried, but the only other people they could get to go to Molokai were misfits that were so bad, Damien sent them back. The order had other priests in Hawaii doing good work, and they didn’t like Damien getting all the publicity.

Father Damien did not go to the leper colony just care for their bodies, although he did so tirelessly. He also went to save their souls. In the movie, it is very moving to see Damien administer the Sacraments. He buries lepers with half-bodies of rotting flesh, with all of the dignity and respect that one would expect to be given a member of high society in Paris or Rome. Actual historical witnesses on Molokai said that Damien said Mass every day with the utmost reverence and liturgical decorum in a tiny chapel filled with lepers bleeding and spitting, with Damien seemingly oblivious to an almost unbearable stench of rotting human flesh.

Since 1944, medicines have been developed that stop leprosy from being contagious and spreading within the body. The colony on Molokai was disbanded in 1969. At the time of the filming, there were forty-seven surviving patients from the settlement. Today, they are free to come and go as they please, although they all feel like outcasts shunned by society. A number appeared as extras in the movie. Today, Hawaiians consider Damien to be one of the great heroes of their state.

When I ordered this DVD I knew a bit about the life of Fr. Damien but nothing about the film. I expected it to be “pleasant fare” but not much better. What a surprise! Molokai is as near to being a perfect film as could ever be made. It is an interesting and inspiring story that is told without any of the over-sentimentality one might expect from a “religious” film. The screenplay is wonderful – absolutely believable and natural dialoge delivered flawlessly. The cinematography is breathtaking and the soundtrack is, well, I’m going to track it down to buy it – a first for me. So much for the technical stuff. Fr. Damien was an extraordinary individual and an ideal priest. The film portrays this with great respect as it does with the Catholic Church in general – another rarity these days! There are at least a dozen scenes that stand out as illustrations of true virtue in practice and from which we can draw inspiration to improve our own characters. This is a beautiful film in every sense and will remain in my top 10 list of all time great movies.
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Yu Yu Hakusho: Season Three Set Streaming

February 7th, 2010 by eliza8518963
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The longest and most savage arc of the “Yu Yu Hakusho” series comes to an end…. just in time for our heroes to get blindsided by a brand new threat to the world. Ah, fun.

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In fact, the third season of “Yu Yu Hakusho” is pretty much packed with entertainment. While the end of the Dark Tournament Arc is all hardcore, bloody action and quite a bit of pathos, the story that follows is even darker and more twisted — although thankfully still tinged with a sense of humour. If only Yusuke’s final duel with Toguro hadn’t dragged out so long, this collection would have been ideal.

Kurama barely triumphs in his duel with Karasu, until a replay reveals that he lost the point anyway. So it falls to Hiei to fight the monstrously powerful Bui with his newly retrained Dragon of the Darkness Flame, shattering the stadium and threatening to destroy everyone around him. And Kuwabara goes up against the grotesque, unkillable Elder Toguro — who drives him into a rage with the revelation of Genkai’s death.

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Then there’s the duel everyone’s been waiting for — Yusuke and Younger Toguro. And though Yusuke’s training has given him immense new powers, he still can’t beat his demonic opponent. But then a familiar voice tells Toguro the secret to unlocking Yusuke’s power — kill one of his friends. And when Toguro seemingly murders a helpless Kuwabara, Yusuke’s rage and grief cause his power to skyrocket — but will it be enough to defeat Toguro’s 100%?

Then there’s the aftermath of the battle. The team thinks back on the person they all miss, and in the Spirit World, Genkai has an encounter with Toguro — revealing his true motives.

But no sooner have the teammates returned home than Yusuke is kidnapped by a trio of teenage psychics, who are keeping him in the bizarre House of Four Dimensions. His friends undergo a series of trials to get to him, only to learn the true purpose of this exercise — someone is forming a vast tunnel to the demon plane, which could unleash tanker-sized demons in less than a month. Yusuke and friends must stop the mastermind behind this — but they must also deal with a squad of extremely lethal psychics…

The ending of the Dark Tournament is a pretty solid one — lots of fiery black dragons, dismemberment, Toguro’s gross green muscles, and a stadium that finally collapses. It’s quite a credit that after dozens of fight scenes, this series still manages to amp up the voltage for the final round of fights, and delivers a few shocking twists along the way.

The big problems: a certain dead character fails to stay that way, and Toguro and Yusuke’s battle is kind of anticlimactic after Hiei’s literally earthshattering duel and Kuwabara’s inspired attack on elder Toguro. Ah, well. You can’t have it all.

But things really heat up in the beginning of the next arc. It starts off on a rather lighthearted note (”I’d rather not explain to your teacher why I can fly”)), but once the whole Tunnel-to-Demon-World plot is revealed, things take a darker turn. We’re treated to some truly gruesome fight scenes, such as that of the mad doctor who uses his “territory” to poison hundreds of people at once. And it’s packed with secrets and mysteries, particularly about the new bad guy.

And fortunately the stories are still liberally speckled with humor, including Kuwabara’s victory dance and Hiei’s tumble out of a tree (”What repulsive creature makes my ears bleed?!”). But the most hilarious scene involves the composed, dignified Kurama screaming “BAAAAAAAAA!” behind a jealous classmate, and pulling a funny face.

Yusuke has a lot of growth in this season, and not all of it is good — sometimes he seems deeply overconfident and rather obnoxious, but he also shows a great deal of caring for his friends. And in one harrowing episode he is forced to kill another human to save others, which is little comfort to the young Spirit Detective. I’m not sure why killing humans is any different from killing demons, though.

And Kurama gets to show his intellect in a series of psychological games with a snotty psychic classmate, while Hiei turns out to have plenty of power and the “abandon” to use it, but also an ill-used ego to match. And Kuwabara again proves that he’s a lot cleverer than he looks, giving Yusuke the final push to victory and helping charge through the House of Four Dimensions.

Poor Yusuke and friends. They never get a break of more than two or three days before another disaster pops up like a toadstool. And the third season of “Yu Yu Hakusho” is definitely no exception.

This is in my opinion the best part of the entire series as it is about the most action-packed part, with Teams Urameshi and Toguro bringing in the final bouts of the Dark Tournament, the entire Toguro team being Monstrously strong, and cunning versus the underdogs Team Urameshi who have yet to face such a ruthless enemy under such overwhelming odds, and both sides have a few tricks to unveil making for an exciting end to a deadly competition.
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Stream Widows’ Peak Movie Online

February 7th, 2010 by eliza8518963
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This is a top rate murder-comedy that more movies should be like. Think of the movie “Clue” only in Ireland.

OK… so the main performers are mostly English with an American thrown in for good measure — still, it’s set in Ireland with many talented Irish actors involved and the humor is as Irish as it gets! (”Back that at 8 to 1, ya bollix.”) Each non-Irish actor is thoroughly convincing though and I had no clue that Natasha Richardson wasn’t born in America her accent is that good!

The movie itself is set in Ireland with all the beautiful rolling hills, quaint towns (Inistioge? Help me out, people…) and scenic lakes that country has to offer. I can watch this movie over and over for the background alone – and often do. The twist had the end is one you’ll never see coming which makes the movie that much the better.

If you love great acting, Ireland, mystery and a good laugh then watch this film. And be sure to bug New Line Studios for a DVD version!!

Don’t give up on this film. There may be several times where you may want to, but trust me, there will be a pay off and a great ending, should you ride it out.

That and the fact that this is a cast you just can’t assemble these days! Excelllence all around. Acting. Screenplay. Directing. Just get it! Or if you don’t get it, you really don’t “get it.”
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Stream Alfred Hitchcock Presents – Season Three Online

February 6th, 2010 by eliza8518963
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Three of the episodes in the third season of ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS were directed by Hitchcock himself: “The Perfect Crime,” “Lamb to the Slaughter” and “Dip in the Pool.” The rest were overseen by a number of fine directors, including Robert Altman, Arthur Hiller and Don Taylor. MCA/Universal’s large talent pool supplied the many fine actors who appeared in this and all the other seasons the show was in production.

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By season #3, ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS had really hit its stride. This DVD set is a terrific package of some of the finest programming the Golden Age of Televison ever produced. The first two years of the show are also available in complete season box sets.

For a fine bargain-priced compilation of Hitch’s British-era movies, try the ULTIMATE HITCHCOCK COLLECTION. It offers 18 vintage titles as well as two TV episodes.

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This program list is sequential by airdate. Included on it are 1 to 10 viewer poll ratings, titles and the most prominent actors for each episode.

(9.1) (.#1) The Glass Eye (10/6/57) – Billy Barty/William Shatner/Jessica Tandy

(8.6) (.#2) The Mail Order Prophet (10/13/57) – Jack Klugman/E.G. Marshall

(8.3) (.#3) The Perfect Crime (10/20/57) – Vincent Price/James Gregory

(8.6) (.#4) Heart of Gold (10/27/57) – Daryl Hickman/Nehemiah Persoff/Mildred Dunnock

(9.0) (.#5) Silent Witness (11/3/57) – Don Taylor/Patricia Hitchcock

(8.9) (.#6) Reward To Finder (11/10/57) – Oskar Homolka/Jo Van Fleet/Claude Akins

(9.0) (.#7) Enough Rope For Two (11/17/57) – Steven Hill/Jean Hagen/Steve Brodie

(8.6) (.#8) The Last Request (11/24/57) – Harry Guardino/Cara Williams/Hugh Marlowe

(9.0) (.#9) The Young One (12/1/57) – Carol Lynley/Vince Edwards/Jeanette Nolan

(8.8) (#10) The Diplomatic Corpse (12/8/57) – Peter Lorre/George Peppard/Mary Scott

(8.8) (#11) The Deadly (12/15/57) – Phyllis Thaxter/Craig Stevens/Frank Gerstle

(8.8) (#12) Miss Paisley’s Cat (12/22/57) – Dorothy Stickney/Raymond Bailey

(8.8) (#13) Night of the Execution (12/29/57) – Vinton Haworth/Pat Hingle

(8.8) (#14) The Percentage (1/5/58) – Don Keefer/Walter Woolf King/Carole Mathews

(8.8) (#15) Together (1/12/58) – Joseph Cotten/Florence MacAfee/Christine White

(8.3) (#16) Sylvia (1/19/58) – Ann Todd/Phillip Reed/John McIntire/Raymond Bailey

(8.8) (#17) The Motive (1/26/58) – Skip Homeier/Carl Betz/Kay Stewart

(8.3) (#18) Miss Bracegirdle Does Her Duty (2/2/58) – Mildred Natwick/Gavin Muir

(8.4) (#19) The Equalizer (2/9/58) – Leif Erickson/Martin Balsam/Norma Crane

(???) (#20) On the Nose (2/15/58) – Jan Sterling/Carl Betz/Holly Bane

(8.9) (#21) Guest for Breakfast (2/23/58) – Joan Tetzel/Scott McKay/Richard Shepard

(8.2) (#22) The Return of the Hero (3/2/58) – Jacques Bergerac/Susan Kohner

(8.7) (#23) The Right Kind of House (3/9/58) – Jeanette Nolan/James Drury/Robert Emhardt

(8.5) (#24) The Foghorn (3/16/58) – Barbara Bel Geddes/Michael Rennie

(???) (#25) Flight to the East (3/23/58) – Gary Merrill/Harvey Stephans

(7.4) (#26) Bull in a China Shop (3/30/58) – Dennis Morgan/Estelle Winwood/Ellen Corby

(8.6) (#27) Disappearing Trick (4/6/58) – Robert Horton/Raymond Bailey/Jack Albertson

(9.0) (#28) Lamb to the Slaughter (4/13/58) – Barbara Bel Geddes/Harold J. Stone

(???) (#29) Fatal Figures (4/20/58) – John McGiver/Vivian Nathan

(???) (#30) Death Sentence (4/27/57) – James Best/Steve Brodie/Frank Gerstle

(???) (#31) The Festive Season (5/4/58) – Richard Waring/Carmen Mathews

(7.6) (#32) Listen, Listen! (5/11/58) – James Westmoreland/Adam Williams/Kitty Kelly

(9.0) (#33) Post Mortem (5/18/58) – Steve Forrest/Joanna Cook Moore/James Gregory

(8.0) (#34) The Crocodile Case (5/25/58) – Denholm Elliot/Patricia Hitchcock

(7.9) (#35) Dip in the Pool (6/1/58) – Keenan Wynn/Fay Wray

(???) (#36) The Safe Place (6/8/58) – Robert H. Harris/Jerry Paris

(8.2) (#37) The Canary Sedan (6/15/58) – Jessica Tandy/Gavin Muir

(???) (#38) The Impromptu Murder (6/22/58) – Hume Cronyn/Doris Lloyd

(8.8) (#39) Little White Frock (6/29/58) – Herbert Marshall/Tom Helmore/Julie Adams

“Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Season 3″ contains several of my personal favorite episodes from Mr. Hitchcock’s long-running anthology series from the 1950s and 1960s, such as “The Perfect Crime”, “Dip In The Pool”, and the classic tale of a housewife scorned (and armed with frozen meat), “Lamb To The Slaughter”.

Coincidentally (well, probably not), all three of the above-mentioned episodes were directed by Mr. Hitchcock himself, which tends to make this writer think that when Hitch himself is at the helm, a certain extra “something” is added to that particular program. It’s hard to define what it is, though. It seems to be a special “Hitch Quality” that raises the level of the episode a notch or two.

The list of guest stars that put in appearances in this third season of “AHP” is fairly impressive indeed, including one of the “masters of horror”, Vincent Price, who (as usual) is very good in “The Perfect Crime”.

And what better guest star could there possibly be for an episode of “Alfred Hitchcock Presents” than Mr. Price? Vincent’s very presence in a TV show or motion picture conjures up in the viewer’s mind ample thoughts of suspense, mystery, and murder, which makes him made to order for Mr. Hitchcock’s television series.

Other familiar faces that can be found in this third-season collection are:

Joseph Cotten, Jack Klugman, Mildred Natwick, William Shatner, Jeanette Nolan, E.G. Marshall, Herbert Marshall, Vince Edwards, Michael Rennie, Jessica Tandy, Barbara Bel Geddes, Fay Wray, Steve Forrest, Claude Akins, Hume Cronyn, James Gregory, Gary Merrill, Carol Lynley, Joanna Moore, Pat Hingle, Jerry Paris, Keenan Wynn, Jack Albertson, Martin Balsam, plus (like Vincent Price) another one of Hollywood’s all-time top kings of fright — Peter Lorre, who shows up in the episode “The Diplomatic Corpse”, which co-stars George Peppard.

We’ll also find Lorre popping up in a very intriguing and creepy 5th-season “Hitchcock Presents” episode when Universal releases that boxed box in the future (knock wood) — which is an episode that definitely makes my “Top 10″ list of all-time AHP faves, “Man From The South”.

DVD INFO:

Universal Studios Home Entertainment delivers “Alfred Hitchcock Presents: Season Three” in a 5-Disc DVD set, with single-sided discs, Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono audio, and the appropriate video (screen) shape of 1.33:1 (Full-Frame). The B&W picture and the sound are pretty darn good here too, in my opinion.

Like each of the first two seasons, there are 39 total shows in AHP-3. These episodes, which were originally seen on CBS-TV way back in 1957 and 1958, appear to be full and uncut on these DVDs, with running times that average about 26 minutes per show.

English subtitles are provided….and a “Play All” option is available from either the Main Menu on each DVD or via the “Episode Index” Sub-Menu on each of the five discs. Chapter breaks have been inserted into each episode too (four chapter stops per program). No bonus supplements are included in this set.

The DVD packaging consists of a three-panel “Digipak” inner case that holds the five discs, plus an outer box for the folding Digipak to comfortably slide into.

Each of the disc-holding panels sports a third-season publicity photo (revealed when the DVDs are removed from their respective trays), including a playful pose of a wide-eyed Vincent Price in the process of strangling Mr. Hitchcock.

And just in case anyone is keeping track of such things, I’ll add this trivial packaging note: this set’s inner case slides out from its outer slipcase box on the left-hand side (when looking at the front of the box, that is), which is the same design as Season #2, and it definitely feels backwards to me. I think the DVD innards should slide out on the right-hand side. But, it’s not exactly worth throwing a fit over.

Anyway, just thought I’d mention it, for those keeping a “box” score at home. (BTW, the inner portion of the Season-One “AHP” DVD set slides out from the right-hand side of the case, just the opposite from Seasons 2 and 3. I guess Universal just likes to keep us guessing as to which end will be open on its DVD cases.) ~wink~

Another minor gripe I have with this third-season packaging is the fact that the text written on both of the spines of the box is too dark and totally unreadable when looking at the box from certain angles. I think Universal should have used lighter-colored lettering on the black spines, like they did for the first two Hitchcock season sets.

SOME FINAL “AHP” THOUGHTS:

With Universal’s release of this third Hitchcock season on DVD on October 9, 2007, it now means that, up to the date of this review, 117 episodes of this spooky black-and-white television series (which ran for 7 seasons) have been digitally preserved on the DVD format. And a lot of good Hitchcock-flavored stories can be found within those first three full-season collections.

So, I’d positively recommend picking up a copy of “ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS: SEASON THREE”. And I’d also recommend something else too — after purchasing this DVD set, I’d strongly suggest that you immediately dispose of any and all legs of lamb that you happen to have in the freezer. (Just so your spouse won’t feel tempted, you see. No sense in taking any chances.) ;)

David Von Pein

October 2007
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