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Epicurus.com - A Town Like Alice [Region 2]
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List Price: N/A
Our Price: $28.98
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Manufacturer: Rank Film Distributors of America
Starring: Virginia McKenna, Peter Finch, Kenji Takaki, Tran Van Khe, Jean Anderson
Directed By: Jack Lee
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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Binding: DVD
EAN: 5024165855737
Format: PAL
Label: Rank Film Distributors of America
Manufacturer: Rank Film Distributors of America
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Rank Film Distributors of America
Region Code: 2
Studio: Rank Film Distributors of America
Theatrical Release Date: 1956
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Would like to give this 20 stars
Comment: This is without a doubt my favorite book and movie. Watch the movie at least twice each year and never grow tired of the magnificnet writing. Wanted so much for "Mrs Bone" to love her Attorney, which she did, but not in the way he
would have liked. But also knew her heart was with the rough and tough man
she married and tamed. Seldom have I enjoyed a book so much and then when I first was introduced to the movie, could not believe how heart wrenching and
brave these people were. Need more people like this is the world but afraid our
strength has faltered since WW2.
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Summary: makes you want to kwai
Comment: A Msterpiece Theatre TV mini-series of the Nevil Shute story makes most war dramas since sloppy and unrealistic (U-571). This short novel send-up was the real deal, starring many fine actors, both Japanes and British. Told in flashback to Harry Andrews, the romantic leads are Helen Morse and a new-comer, Bryan Brown. What is missing today in any Hollywood love story is the struggle, sacrifice and testingt of potential partners dramatized throughout this series. The tension of the unselfish pair, builds to s surprise climax, but you would lose considerable enjoyment if you miss any of the realistic events that tested their resilience and courage, both the captors and the captives, when war intervenes. Well-rounded characters throughout this landscape of despair, suffering and hopefulness. A shame to be shelved this long not on DVD. Think of "Bridge on the River Kwai" with romance too.
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Summary: 4 Stars for the B&W movie, 5000 Stars for the Aussie version!
Comment: This appears to be the old B&W movie with Virginia McKenna and Peter Finch. A very good but dated movie based on the wonderful Neville Shute book.
The Australian TV mini-series is light years better - in fact is one of the greatest movies ever made.
I hope some day it's released on DVD. Until then I still have my old VHS copy.
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Summary: Above average Australian Mini-series..!!
Comment: This is a very interesting and well written mini-series from Australia that tells the story of a group of Australian and British women and children who are captured by the Japanese at the outbreak of WW2. Separated from their husbands, they are forced to march many miles to the prison camp. Without food or medicine, they suffer many hardships. They run across a couple of Aussie POW's who give them some food. After the war one of the women goes back tho the hometown of one of the men. A not to be missed program. NOT for the faint of heart or for younger children. Stars Bryan Brown as one of the POW's.
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