Danny

"Alan Smithee"
 
Helpful votes received on reviews: 65% (26 of 40)
Location: South Philly
In My Own Words:
Put the #$*@ing lotion in the baaasket!
 

Reviews

Top Reviewer Ranking: 50,399 - Total Helpful Votes: 26 of 40
Mommie Dearest (Widescreen) <b>DVD</b> ~ Faye Dunaway
Mommie Dearest (Widescreen) DVD ~ Faye Dunaway
This movie scared me to death when I was a kid. I had absolutely no idea who Joan Crawford was, so I just naturally took the whole thing as a tale of a goofball mother who abused her kids a lot. I had nightmares of Faye Dunaway wearing a facemask beating me with wire hangers while screaming, "Don't f--- with me, fella!"

Seriously, I never had the nightmares, but as a child, Faye Dunaway played one vicious bitch who I was glad wasn't my mother. I'm 22 now and know who Joan Crawford is. The physical resemblance between Mrs. Dunaway and Mrs. Crawford is striking at times. As far as Faye's acting goes, well... I'm suprised she didn't gain a little weight during the production from all that… Read more

Grease (Widescreen) [Import] <b>DVD</b> ~ John Travolta
Grease (Widescreen) [Import] DVD ~ John Travolta
5.0 out of 5 stars Grease lightning!, July 18 2004
(...)

Anyway, "Grease" is one of my favorite movies. It's just one of those timeless gems that will never die (can't say the same for the sequel, though). Every song is a joy and the film couldn't have been casted any better. John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John, Stockard Channing; all involved give indelibly charming performances. A lot of great films came out of the 70's (The Godfather, A Clockwork Orange, Taxi Driver, Chinatown, Jaws, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, etc., etc...) but "Grease" is still able to hold it's own after all these years. A quintessential film to add to your collection.

As far as the DVD goes, well... it's typical of Paramount to stiff us with what could have… Read more

Halloween 3: Season of the Witch (Widescreen) <b>DVD</b> ~ Tom Atkins
3.0 out of 5 stars It's not THAT bad., July 9 2004
My first exposure to the Halloween movies was when I was a pre-teen. I loved the first one and really liked the rest of the sequels, which I watched non-sequentially. Halloween 3 was the last entry on the roster (mainly because it was so hard to find back then). My cousin finally got a hold of it, we both watched it and never spoke of it again. A Halloween movie without Michael Myers? Humbug! Blasphemy! How dare they! What a garbage movie!

Well, I'm 22 now and decided to buy Universal's re-issue on DVD. Not because I had any fond memories of the film; I'm simply a completist and it drove me BONKERS whenever I saw that one inch gap between my Halloween 2 and 4 DVD's. So, I reluctantly… Read more