At Play in the Fields of the Lord (2pc) [VHS]
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VHS Movie Reviews of At Play in the Fields of the Lord (2pc) [VHS]
Movie Review: When, when, when!
Summary: 5 Stars
When will they put this amazing film out on DVD? I am shocked and enraged at the fact that this incredible film has not been released on DVD. Cinematography is amazing, the plot is amazing, the acting is for the most part amazing...I cannot wait for someone to realize this SHOULD be on dvd.Movie Review: As Advertised. Good seller.
Summary: 4 Stars
Tape was as advertised. Great movie. Good condition. Fast shipping. Would buy from again.
Norma & Troy
Movie Review: Western Civilization???
Summary: 5 Stars
And what do you think of Western Civilization, Mr. Gandhi??
"I think it would be a good idea"
A truly great movie, true to the book it is based on. Please release it on DVD soon, I've been waiting a long time!
Movie Review: VHS Movie
Summary: 5 Stars
3 hour and 6 minute story of why man shouldn't fool with nature and why man shouldn't try to impose his will on others.Movie Review: Where Is It?
Summary: 5 Stars
Where is it? I echo previous reviewers asking why this classic has not been released on DVD. A burnt-out reviewer like Terrence Rafferty (The New Yorker) pans it, but real people who do not live on Manhattan's Upper West Side see virtue in the film. I'm among them and so, happily, is Roger Ebert. Among the many things I like about the film is its portrayal of the wise, patient Catholic priest, who has seen it all yet seems to have retained his faith in a very trying setting and has put his hope where it belongs--in the impenetrable workings of the Holy Spirit.
I also respect and admire the passionate relationship (there's no other word for it) between Moon and Wolfie. Both Berenger and Waits are terrific, but I'd argue Waits steals the show.
The movie aparently cost a bundle and lost money, so the director is ostracized by the moguls. Thank goodness for producers like Saul Zaentz.