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| 1. The Kids in the Hall: Season 4 Director: John Paizs, Bruce McCulloch, Stephen Surjik, John Blanchard, Michael Kennedy, Dave Foley, John Fortenberry, Kelly Makin, Mark Sawers, Kevin McDonald | |
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| 2. Talons of the Eagle Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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LOVE INTREST IT`S NO WONDER SHE HASN`T BEEN ABLE TO GET ANY GOOD ACTING ROLES WITH HER INABILLTY TO A DELEIVER A REAL GENUINE PERFORMANCE. BILLY BLANKS IS BETTER OFF MAKING MONEY WITH HIS TAE BO EXERCISES THAN AN ACTING CARRER IN HOLLYWOOD. WANT TO SEE A GOOD MARTIAL ARTS FILM SEE ENTER THE DRAGON(1973)OR EVEN BLOODSPORT(1988)
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| 3. Hard Evidence Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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the only thing which kept me awake was the always reliable joan severance, struggling hard against the "below average" in almost every part of this flick. unless you really go for joanie, save your money and your time.
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| 4. Robin of Locksley Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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| 5. Best of the Kids in the Hall Director: John Paizs, Bruce McCulloch, Stephen Surjik, John Blanchard, Michael Kennedy, Dave Foley, John Fortenberry, Kelly Makin, Mark Sawers, Kevin McDonald | |
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Amazon.com The Canadian comedy troupe had a TV show from 1989 to 1995 on both HBO and the CBC. Four complete and unedited early episodes are collected on The Best of the Kids in the Hall. They all follow the same format--a short skit to get viewers' attention (such as "It's a Fact: My Uncle Tony Can Spit Real Far") followed by longer skits, some with continuing characters, punctuated by instrumental breaks (courtesy of the band Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet) and monologues by the various cast members: Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, and Scott Thompson. The video introduces a number of familiar KITH personages: the Headcrusher, a lonely man who lurks in public places and pretends to squash people's heads between his thumb and forefinger; the Chicken Lady, a mutant who likes male escorts; Cabbagehead, a cigar-smoking sexist pig who tries to get laid by means of pity over his deformity; Buddy Cole, the cigarette-smoking, martini-swilling, lisping barfly whose homocentric monologues make queens scream. But perhaps the funniest (and longest) of the skits involves the retelling of scenes from an Italian movie starring Francesca Fiore and Bruno Puntz Jones, whose bad accents--and eventual invasion of the bar where the retelling takes place--epitomize the perfect blend of the clever and the chaotic that only the Kids in the Hall can pull off. --Robert Burns Neveldine Reviews (29)
The Kids in the Hall have made me laugh more times than I can count. Now you would never know what to expect from a KITH sketch. There was no set formula on how every sketch was performed; it was different almost every time. Every Kid definitely had their moments like Kevin McDonald when he played a guy whose life was saved by junk mail. Dave Foley as the evil Heccubus. Who could forget Scott Thompson's character Buddy Cole, the stereotypically gay bartender. Bruce McCulloch probably had the most memorable parts out of anyone. Such as the kid Gavin, the intimidating ski masked squash player The Eradicator. My favorite Kid of all would have to be Mark McKinney. The sketch where he played Mississippi Gary is just pure television gold. I have never seen this video, but I'm sure it's great as all things Kids in the Hall related are. What they need to do is release every episode on DVD. Now that would rule!
If you get this tape, you will NOT be dissapointed. It doesn't matter if you're Indonesian, Australian, Alaskan or... yes... even Canadian. It doesn't matter if you have a missing limb, or if you keep getting that disturbingly off-color toenail fungus. You WILL enjoy this tape. You WILL. .... Really. You will. heheheee... btw, I love the fact that so many people who commented on this product are Canadian. ^_^ GO CANADA!! BUY THIS TAPE!! You'll like it. YOU WILL. *_*
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| 6. Kids in the Hall Director: John Paizs, Bruce McCulloch, Stephen Surjik, John Blanchard, Michael Kennedy, Dave Foley, John Fortenberry, Kelly Makin, Mark Sawers, Kevin McDonald | |
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| 7. One Man Out Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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| 8. Red Scorpion 2 Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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| 9. The Swordsman Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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The story is some cobbled-together hokum about a cop who has dreams about a swordfight in togas, wins fencing tournaments, and can see through the eyes of a dead person the last seconds of his life by touching his blood. A series of sword-inflicted murders leads our hero to investigate an underground fencing tournament where wealthy people dressed in black bet discreetly. There's also something in there about the sword of Alexander the Great in a museum, the boss of this fencing ring believing he is the reincarnation of Alexander, and a beautiful female museum researcher (the hero's love interest). The crime story follows all of the psychic/undercover cop cliches (the skeptical chief, the partner who gets murdered, the shrink who tries to help him, the villain who senses his gift, infiltrating the ring and gaining the trust of the boss, etc.), giving no real surprises and by the end the payoff twist is kind of confusing, yet ho-hum. The swordfighting is taken seriously. In a moody, darkly atmospheric, basement-like setting, a tuxedo-clad announcer describes how guns are toys and fists are for brutes but only swords are for gentlemen. Most of the combat is with rapiers, but there is also some sabre and broadsword fighting. The moves and speed of the fights look convincing and Lorenzo's martial arts skill gets a decent workout. It's really not worth saying much more about this film. The fights are decent, the rest is pretty lame. The "sword of Alexander" in the film is actually based on a medieval sword, not ancient greek, and the sword that fights against it in the dream/flashbacks is a Viking sword. The sword on the box (which it based on the traditional "sword of Charlemagne") never appears in the movie. This movie is followed by a sequel:"Swordsman II: Gladiator Cop" See my review for it there. ... Read more | |
| 10. Heist Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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| 11. Broken Lullaby Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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| 12. Little Men Director: Eleanor Lindo, Michael Kennedy, Don McBrearty, Robert Malenfant, Bruce McDonald, Bruce Pittman, Don McCutcheon, Graeme Lynch, Giles Walker | |
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In addition to the rambunctions children of the series, is the burgeoning relationship between Jo Bhaer and the new caretaker of Plumfield, Nick Riley. After the unexpected death of her husband Fritz, (which may alarm many L.M. Alcott fans) Jo finds herself torn between her past and her future. The addition of Nick Riley to the story-line, though a major change in the original plot of the novel, is pivotal to the series. He adds the charm, roughness, and tenderness of a man wrestling with his own past as he quickly falls in love with a woman of strength and courage unlike any he has ever known. Anyone who purchases this series on DVD (the first 2 include the first 4 episodes) will undoubtedly enjoy it....
The only thing that could be better than this DVD is the release of the whole series on DVD. Hurry, the sooner, the better. ... Read more | |
| 13. One Man Out Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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| 14. One Man Out Director: Michael Kennedy | |
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