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Eau De Parfum Spray 1.7 Ounces Lancome Lancome Packaging for this product may vary from that shown in the image above Introduced in 1990 Fragrance notes lilac and apricot with lower notes with amber and musk Recommended use casual The African Queen [VHS] CBS/Fox VIdeo The 1951 John Huston classic set in Africa during World War I garnered Humphrey Bogart an Oscar for his role as a hard-drinking riverboat captain in Africa who provides passage for a Christian missionary spinster Katharine Hepburn Taking an instant mutual dislike to one another the two endure rough waters the presence of German soldiers and their own bickering to finally fall into one anothers arms This is classic Huston material--part adventure part quest--but this time with a pair of characters whod all but given up on happiness Bogart a longtime collaborator with Huston on such classics as The Maltese Falcon and Key Largo and Hepburn have never been better and support from frequent Huston crony Robert Morley Beat the Devil also featuring Bogart adds some extra dimension and color --Tom Keogh A Cry In The Wild [VHS] MGM (Video & DVD) Treasure Island (1990) [VHS] Turner Home Ent A tale about a fatherless boy finding dramatically different father figures throughout a remarkable adventure Treasure Island is an entertaining coming-of-age story with themes of family loyalty friendship trust and honesty at its core While Robert Louis Stevensons classic adventure tale is popular film fare its never been done this well Charlton Heston stars as Long John Silver and Christian Bale as plucky Jim Hawkins in this TNT production Directed by Hestons son Fraser who also directed the excellent family fare Alaska the film remains faithful to the novel and draws much of the spirit and excitement of the book The action scenes are first-rate and if the ship Hispaniola has never looked better or more authentic no surprise the ship is the original from 1962s Mutiny on the Bounty The opening scenes are dark and rich as they capture the period well with careful attention to makeup the teeth the body grime and costuming Oliver Reed and Christopher Lee are frighteningly effective as Capt Billy Bones and Blind Pew and the films first half-hour is theirs The tone shifts and lightens when Heston appears as the legendary pirate Look for Pete Postlethwaite Julian Glover and Richard Johnson in wonderful supporting roles The film marks Bales segue from poignantly promising child actor Empire of the Sun to compelling teen he would later continue to prove his talent as a versatile young actor in Little Women and Velvet Goldmine --N F Mendoza Johnny Stecchino [VHS] New Line Home Video During its release this was the most popular film of all time in its native Italy A typical Roberto Benigni comedy of mistaken identity this 1991 work stars the actor-director in two roles one a tough mafioso named Toothpick and the other a meek bus driver who is the gangsters look-alike When the bad guys girlfriend comes on to the clueless innocent--and she brings him along to her Sicilian villa--the slapstick madness rolls into high gear Benigni really is a very funny and often remarkable clown and he employs his usual physical gags in great and gratifying abundance His scripts inspiration reaches several peak moments when the mysteries between light and dark doppelgangers are suggested One could reasonably call this sort of Jekyll-and-Hyde tale the closest Benigni has yet come to making his version of Jerry Lewiss The Nutty Professor --Tom Keogh Theory of Flight [VHS] New Line Home Video Richard Kenneth Branagh is a frustrated artist plunging into a midlife crisis He dumps his rather stuffy professional girlfriend and tears apart his paintings to make a hang glider out of the canvases and stretchers His maiden flight with the device lands him in court where he is assigned community service His first assignment is to serve as assistant to Jane Helena Bonham Carter a young woman with Lou Gehrigs disease ALS The disease is in its final stages but she handles it with a bushel of attitude her brain as sharp as ever The two dont get off on the right foot but eventually she reveals to him that she has yet to lose her virginity and would like for him to help arrange that to happen He strikes on the distinctly harebrained idea of robbing a bank to pay for an oily gigolo leading to some rather out-of-place comic scenes Meanwhile Richard has been cobbling together an airplane out of more paintings and garden-variety junk the contraption makes the Wright Brothers machine look like an F-15 fighter Despite some missteps The Theory of Flight is a funny engaging character study what could have been a maudlin sentimental tearjerker is made very humane and believable by the performances of the two leads Branaghs Richard is a craggy troubled man who finds redemption in his friendship with Jane the dynamic of their relationship in contrast to the others in Janes life causes one to think about the patronizing way we often deal with the disabled -- Jerry Renshaw Until the End of the World [VHS] Warner Home Video Shot on location in numerous countries this ambitious Wim Wenders fantasy takes Sam Neill Solveig Dommartin William Hurt and a ragtag group in pursuit around the world and back again Though set in 1999 under the shadow of impending disaster as a wobbly nuclear satellite threatens to Chernobyl the planet the leisurely gait of their worldwide escapades has a distinctly 40s-era decadence The ultimate object of their quest is a machine that records visual information from one person and reconstructs it in the brains of others--granting the miraculous power of sight to the blind for one thing but even more mystically enabling a persons dreams to be recorded When the film seeks resolutions on the most intimate questions of the human soul which dovetail with the possibility of a destroyed world the film is hampered by the VHS running time which subtracts several hours from the laser disc version But numerous joys not least among them Jeanne Moreau and Max von Sydow as Hurts parents inhabit this thought-provoking film --Alan E Rapp Jane Fonda's Yoga Exercise Workout [VHS] Warnervision It was probably inevitable that Jane Fonda who played such a defining role in the aerobics boom of the 1980s would be on the yoga train as well when it started rolling in the 1990s And on this tape recorded in 1993 she does a good job of it The focus is on the sun salutation a connected series of poses that builds strength flexibility and balance and with repeated practice this offers what Fonda calls an excellent full-body workout The program is divided into three sections any one of which can be practiced on its own The first breaks down the various poses comprising the sun salute while the second is devoted to several repetitions of the salute itself three variations are offered two incorporating some of Fondas own techniques and one thats closer to the classical or Series C salutation The final section which might actually be a better place to prepare for your practice than to finish it focuses on relaxation and breathing Fondas manner is brisk but her instructions are clear and concise and while the tape isnt especially difficult it should prove challenging enough for beginners and most intermediates --Kelly Welldon Everybody's Fine [VHS] Sony Pictures Tango Lesson [VHS] Sony Pictures Sally Potters self-reflective film stars Potter an actress and the director of Orlando more or less as herself learning to tango from master dancer Pablo Veron and considering making a film called The Tango Lesson The film that we happen to be watching however is concerned largely with the delicious conflict between the politics of tango--the need for one partner typically the woman to yield to the other--and the expectations of the filmmaker to do things on her own terms Can Potter simultaneously surrender and control for the duration of this circular project The question is made more complicated by Verons desire to be in one of Potters films--in other words to follow her lead Potter may not be Verons equal on the dance floor but that isnt the point of this interesting movie and its provocative internal debate --Tom Keogh