Nastassja Kinski

"I strictly recommend not to hold back until you earn enough amount of cash to order goods! You can get the credit loans or just auto loan and feel yourself free"

"I got ahold of this movie when I was 9 or 10...and my sister and I watched it over and over. The movie is a riot, quite frankly. Beautiful cinematography and a great cast of characters. Armand Assante is wonderful with his arrogant sophisticated air...esp. the competitions with the Dudley Moore character. This movie is incredibly inspired. Wonderful to catch if you can!"

"I agree with a previous reviewer that the DVD transfer is not as stunning as it could have been. 'Tess' features gorgeous cinematography, but the DVD looks like nobody cleaned up the dirt from the film's negatives. The film looks good in daylight scenes but any scenes set at night or with grey skies looks grainy and specs of dirt are evident throughout. It's great to have 'Tess' on DVD, and the featurettes are a nice bonus since there is not a lot of information about the making of 'Tess', but if this is supposed to be a 'Special Edition' a two-disc set would have been more appopriate. Even the cover of the DVD makes Nastassja Kinski look anorexic. Talk about a DVD sacrificing quality for $$$$. "

"Sort of the antithesis of the type of movie ERASERHEAD is, this human drama near-epic is peaceful and down-to-earth, not to mention the only good movie Wenders has ever made. Harry Dean Stanton delivers one of the greatest performances ever captured on screen as a man desperately trying to run from and forget the past. After disappearing for years, he is found near-dead in a desert bar. A phone number in his pocket leads doctors to his brother, played by Dean Stockwell, who flies out to Texas from Los Angeles to pick him up. We spend the next two hours gradually finding out exactly what has happened. Stanton's confrontation with Natassja Kinksi is amazingly heart-wrenching. Quite possibly the most beautiful film in motion picture history."