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Oh, God!
Starring: Ralph Bellamy , George Burns , Jeff Corey , William Daniels , and John Denver Manufacturer: Warner Home Video ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000648ZR Release Date: 2002-07-09 |
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Carl Reiner directed this sweet comedy about the Man Upstairs visiting Earth in the form of a funny little guy (George Burns). John Denver is the good man chosen to be God's contact in the modern age--and like an Old Testament prophet, Denver's character pays the price by being ridiculed and faced with criminal charges. Denver is a warm presence, but the film is entirely in Burns's court. Reiner feeds him lines that come out of Burns' mouth like stage patter, and it's no wonder he got a huge career boost from this film in the winter of his life. Except for some courtroom stuff in the third act--where Reiner inadvertently cheapens the movie with editing tricks to suggest "miracles"--Oh, God! is just fine. (It's certainly better than its two perfunctory sequels, Oh God! Book II and Oh God! You Devil.) --Tom KeoghDescription
Suppose God personally chose you to spread His message to all humankind. That's what happens to supermarket manager John Denver in a graceful comedy blessed by George Burns in his best-loved role.Customer Reviews:
It can work..........2007-07-23
Oh God.......2007-06-11
The Legendary George Burns In His Most "Heavenly", Role.......2007-03-23
George Burns is God.......2006-11-10
The real God should have writers this funny..........2006-09-14
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Oh, God! 3-Pack (Oh God / Oh God Book II / Oh God You Devil)
Starring: Warner 3pak Manufacturer: Warner Home Video ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items:
ASIN: B000765HX2 Release Date: 2005-03-01 |
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Oh God! Book II
Starring: George Burns , Suzanne Pleshette , David Birney , Louanne , and John Louie Director: Gilbert Cates Manufacturer: Warner Home Video ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items: ASIN: B0006J28LO Release Date: 2005-02-15 |
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Sequels usually stink, but this one manages to hang in there.........2006-06-04
God in the 20th century.......2004-02-27
Another Ungodly Sequel.......2000-07-31
Part of the problem is they didn't come up with a distinct and original story, a departure from what we got in the first film. The cover for the video reads "That's right, I made another movie," yet as far as I can see this is not another movie, but pretty much the same movie. It does (except for Burns) have different characters and therefore different situations, but from beginning to end "Book II" is all too similar to its predecessor.
Like its predecessor, the sequel has God coming back for the same reasons. "They are still not thinking about me," he says. "People have to be reminded I'm still around." This time, he chooses a young girl named Tracy (played by a where-is-she-now actress who just went by "Louanne") and like the late John Denver in the original, she is surprised when she gets a message to meet God. Also like Denver, she thinks it's a practical joke when she hears Burns' voice at the meeting place. But alas, like the first movie, she comes to believe and wants to get his message across.
Tracy's father (David Birney) is in advertising, so she tries to figure out a way to advertise God (as Denver did), finally coming up with the brilliant slogan "Think God". She then organizes a group of her fellow students in the school auditorium (how would be a good question) and proposes her plan to post signs and write "Think God" wherever they can.
Soon some kids can be seen crossing out some graffiti that says "Grass is good for you" to write "Think God". Later, Tracy's mother (Suzanne Pleshette) rationalizes to the school principal that "kids are going to write things on walls anyway, why not 'Think God'?" (What a dumb line. "Think God" is just as much graffiti as "Grass is good for you.")
Anyway, the similarity between the two films goes on right to the very end. I won't tell you the climax, but it's about as close as they could get within the context of the different characters. The denouement is also pretty much the same.
I liked "Oh, God!" but I can't recommend this sequel (reproduction) with its plastic characters and cutesy situations. George Burns is the standout, yet even he is just repeating his original good performance. They even have him spouting the same mistakes-of-nature type jokes. Warner Brothers really took the easy way out. They stayed with something that worked, and they played it safe. Don't fall for it.
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Oh, God! You Devil
Starring: George Burns , Ted Wass , Ron Silver , Roxanne Hart , and Eugene Roche Director: Paul Bogart Manufacturer: Warner Home Video ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items: ASIN: B0006J28LY Release Date: 2005-02-15 |
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Heaven Help Us.......2006-05-16
WASSome..........2006-02-20
George Burns Rulz !!!!!!!!.......2001-03-05
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Oh Wow! Cows!
Starring: Oh Wow Cows Manufacturer: God's Creation Video ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0001YJ420 Release Date: 2004-01-15 |
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"Oh Wow! Cows" explores a child's fascination with cows on the farm. We take you to locations across the country and show cows grazing, at the dairy or relaxing in the sun.Children learn how to spell six words and are taught what they mean. Beautiful scenery set to classical music enhances the education experience.
Fun for kids and parent-friendly, "Oh Wow! Cows" is a great addition to any family's library.
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My 21-month-old loves it.......2007-06-08
Oh Wow Cows.......2007-01-04
Repetition of this DVD won't drive parents nuts.......2004-04-16
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OH! MY GOD
ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD ASIN: B000MMW09K |
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After nine years in college, Im Jung Hwan (Choi Sung Kook) is still nowhere close to graduating - and that's just the way he likes it. He is more than happy taking it easy and living his playboy lifestyle, preying on young innocent college girls. Go Eun Joo (Shin Yi) works as a prosecutor. She is tough, independent and seemingly all the things guys don't look for in a potential girlfriend/wife. However, when she lays eyes on Jung Hwan, she can't help herself and falls madly in love with him, and persistently pursues him until she gets what she wants. However, Eun Joo ends up with more than she bargained for as their one-night-stand leaves her pregnant with twins! Jung Hwan does the honorable thing and the couple gets married, but he can't give up his old lothario ways, so Eun Joo is forced to take drastic action, and puts her "husband-taming project" into action!DVD: