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Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9780784001301 Format: Color, HiFi Sound, NTSC ISBN: 0784001308 Label: Live / Artisan Manufacturer: Live / Artisan Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Live / Artisan Release Date: May 21, 1996 Running Time: 156 minutes Studio: Live / Artisan Theatrical Release Date: December 02, 1980 Sales Rank: 14830 Related Items:
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 Rating: - Rare loveI was impressed by the dual act of Chris Sarandon. I took one star because the movie did not show much of the characters' passion! Two men are in love with one woman. It would be hard for her to choose so one of them scarified himself for her happiness. The movie ends with her tears (Alice Krige) as she discovers his true feelings and the sacrifice he made. It remains one of my favorite movies! Rating:  - True to the storyThe film attempts to stay true to Dickens' book . . but falls short at times because of editing for time. Some of the characters are not allowed to develop sufficiently for the ending to have the book's impact. The lead role was poorly acted. Rating:  - A Tale of Two CitiesI have always used this movie in my classroom, but on VHS. I was thrilled to see it available on DVD and at an affordable price. This DVD provided the same quality I had with the VHS version and made it much easier to navigate throughout the movie, especially when three different classes were watching it throughout the day. Rating: - A Tale of Two Cities DVDI teach French and ESL and found this depiction of Charles Dickens' tale of the French Revolution an excellent addition to my personal video library. Rating: - Spirited production of a classic taleThis is a very welcome release to DVD at last, Hallmark's sterling production of A Tale of Two Cities, with a standout cast, stellar costumes and sets, a vivid adaptation of the original novel, and fast-paced direction. Interest never lags as this rich drama unfolds, set against the sweeping backdrop of the French Revolution. Sarandon convincingly carries off his double role as both the noble Darnay and the dissipated Carton and Billie Whitelaw gives a bravura performance as the ferocious revolutionary ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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