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VHS : Galaxies Are CollidingGet all your favorite discounted items here in VHS and Galaxies Are Colliding! starring: Dwier Brown, Susan Walters, Karen Medak, Kelsey Grammer, James Kevin Ward directed by: John Ryman  List Price: $14.95 Price: $6.93 You Save: $8.02 (54%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786303953663 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC ISBN: 6303953662 Label: Paramount Manufacturer: Paramount Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Paramount Release Date: January 01, 1998 Running Time: 93 minutes Studio: Paramount Theatrical Release Date: 1992 Sales Rank: 32025 Related Items: Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Bizarre to say the most!!I guess I am one of those who just does not get this movie! I found it boring and difficult to sit through for 130 minutes. I guess there is supposed to be a point to all the madness, but I never saw it. There was no plot, and the acting was poor in most cases. In my opinion, there are far better movies out there! Rating:  - What are the odds?I, like most people in the reviews you've probably already read, happend upon this movie by total chance. I was flipping through the channels one day and stopped on HBO and watched a little of this movie. That was encounter #1. Encounter #2 happend after I decided that I liked what I saw so much that I'd try to remember the name of the movie the next time I saw it. I was sitting on the couch on a weekend, and again stopped on HBO, and this movie was on again. This second encounter is what really ... Read More Rating: - "One word: Mis...under...stood."This movie is brilliant, much moreso than most people would think. It is a shame that some of the flights of character fancy in the film get interpreted as naive filmmaking when in fact they are sly, sarcastic winks at life's idiosyncracies. Prime example: when Kelsey Grammer notes that men spend life sucking on women's breasts and then concludes, "Life Sucks," not only is it a funny look at his genius-yet-pervy character but it's also a brilliant way of tying in the fact that 'galaxy' literally ... Read More Rating: - Inspired, Hilarious FilmmakingI chanced upon this one (like most of us) by accident. Don't take it too seriously. On the surface, it looks like a "profound movie", when in fact it is satirizing those type of self-important flicks. It still manages, mostly I think by accident, to have a few serious messages. Primarily, the movie moves from one hilarious and/or surreal scene to another, the story slowly coming together. The scene with the impressionist in the desert is one of the funniest I have ever seen on film, period. ... Read More Rating:  - Bizare To Say The LeastThis movie is unlike any other movie I have ever seen. This is both good and bad. The flashes of brillance are dimmed by some of the awarkness of whatlooks like first time film making. Some of the "profound insight" sounds a little contrived. The most annoying thing about the movie is Dweir Brown's performance. He seems to be acting wide eyed and innocent, when he should be harsh and bitter. But on the other hand, there is some inspired stuff here. There's some great imagery, and some really ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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