Carey Lowell

"This is a very good movie but to get the feel of the full story it needs to be seen in the original aspect ratio of 2.35 to 1.Many scenes edges are chopped off and distractingly paned across. Universal releases several other of its popular (and not so popular)films in widesceen format so why not this popular movie. I would recommend the widescreen version of the video tape if you can find it over the full screen dvd. So to Universal get this movie on dvd the way it was filmed and intended to be seen, please !"

"Timothy Dalton's second and last go-around as 007 remains one of the best. In some ways, 'Licence to Kill' (1989) is a radical departure from the previous films, with James Bond becoming judge, jury and executioner. Even though the movie occasionally feels like a 'Miami Vice' retread, the 007 spirit survives intact. The spectacular oil-tanker chase is a terrific setpiece -- it's nice to see a 007 film have a strong finish for a change. Perhaps Dalton wasn't the best Bond, but he was ideal for this particular adventure."

"In this documentary Maryam D'Abo sits down for one-on-one interviews with Ursula Andress, Honor Blackman, Luciana Paluzzi, Jill St. John, Lois Chile, Maude Adams, Carey Lowell, Halle Berry and Rosamund Pike. The discusions center on the changing role of the Bond girl thorugh the series. It is most definately recommended for any fan of the cinematic Bond."

"Sleepless in Seattle is among my favorite movies, and I was looking forward to seeing the ENTIRE film. Unfortunately, I discovered that this edition is missing at least one significant (and in my opinion, very funny) scene: The part where Annie, having received a phone call from her friend Becky telling her that Sleepless in Seattle was on the radio again, ends up hiding in the broom closet so that she can listen without Walter finding out. I have no idea why it was cut from the DVD edition, and wish I had known before purchasing."