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Nailed
Starring:
Tashi Martel
Manufacturer: Trinity Home Ent
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ASIN: B000OIOPNQ
Release Date: 2007-07-10 |
Description
A revolutionary procedure performed in the jungles of Guatemala gives rise to an unspeakable horror when one doctor discovers how to implement mind control. By injecting a deadly cocktail straight into the brains of the worlds unwanted, a new slave race is created - available for sweat shops, sex farms and private mercenary armies. One huge corporation is slowly building an army of pseudo-zombies who are ripe for export. But one escapes, he wakes with no knowledge of who he is or how he got there - all he knows is that his life is in danger. And he holds the secret that could bring the entire deadly army down Starring: Tashi Martel, Glenn Ruehland, Frank Hurby.
Description
Breaking in was easy...but breaking out is a killer.
Two hoodlums on the lam seek refuge in what they think is an abandoned house. But once inside, they find a sickly man whose "caretaker" appears to be the house itself! Now the two intruders are dying to escape to jail to get away from the house's sinister, horrific clutches in this psychotic, pounding nail-biter that will shock you to your core!
Official website: nailedmovie.com
Customer Reviews:
Hidden gem.......2007-09-15
Having watched horror movies for over 40 years it's hard to find a new wrinkle. This film however does just that. The acting is actually quite good and the cast does a good job in selling the story. Mr Porter gives a frightfully convincing performance and pulls you in so that you can practically feel the fear. The story is well written and not the same old plot that's just retreaded with only a few changes. If you give this movie a chance it will grab you and pull you in before you know it and you will find yourself on the edge of your seat. Do yourself a favor and treat yourself to a real horror story, the kind until now I didn't think they made anymore. I look forward to seeing more movies like this and hope to see alot more of Charles Porter in front of the camera in the future.
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- Implications of conceiving a life when it occurs at age 21
- Rushed decisions
- See This Movie...
- An Overlooked Gem
|
Nailed
Starring:
Harvey Keitel ,
Brad Rowe ,
Rachel Blanchard ,
Mary Kay Place , and
Dash Mihok
Director:
Joel Silverman
Manufacturer: Spartan
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ASIN: B00006JDTZ
Release Date: 2002-10-08 |
Customer Reviews:
Implications of conceiving a life when it occurs at age 21.......2007-06-28
NAILED (2001), with Harvey Keitel, and Brad Rowe (suggesting Rob
Lowe, if you are dyslexic, the latter who is reminiscent of a young
Rob Lowe, too), is a drama that is pertinent and valid as
entertainment, but is outside of the typical Hollywood money-making
machine themes.
Here, there's a central moral dilemma taking place, which are the
potentially immense implications of a pregnancy, to a man or woman
when it occurs at age 21. It results in the need to choose between
sustaining the eventual life or ordering an abortion. As well, the
phenomenal emotional impact on parents, brothers and sisters is also
dhown when the decision is made, particularly when it requires
marrying outside of a social and economic class, in face of parents
and the clan having great career and financial expectations for the
progenitor.
Keitel demonstrates an ease in attaining an expected high
professional acting standard. Rowe as well as Rachel Blanchard are
credible as the couple, bringing plenty of realism to the picture,
of what it means to be perhaps 21 years old and confronted with a
spontaneous, unplanned conceived life.
The filming is low profile and does well in letting the audience
focus on the scenes, the acting and on the unfolding of the story
steering clear of distractions of any sort. The soundtrack shows
taste and professionalism, with a cover of "California Dreaming"
written by the Mamas and the Papas, no pun intended.
A number of elements will have much of the audience sympathizing,
namely, Keitel's marriage that itself comprises the Talmud and
Christian faiths, normally strictly off-limits by the former
religion, all the while he objects to his son's choice of mother for
his grandchild.
The movie also carries a Pro-Life message, even in the context
explained above, which is a superficial 2 week relationship based on
the mutual exploration of libidos, the characters showing simpleton
dialogues and views of life, despite their apparent age of 21.
Rowe's character is from a well-to-do family, owning their own
business, some also having challenging, high paying jobs. Blanchard
plays a girl raised by a single-Mom, in poverty. Unfortunately, a
stereotype is perpetuated, when the film equates poverty with
immorality, promiscuity, low IQ, short schooling, irresponsibility
when that is not necessarily always the case, or even, in most
situations involving poverty.
The rush in prejudging people and sizing them up is shown when
Blanchard's character is rejected by Rowe's family in unison.
Perhaps a lot more could have been done in demonstrating financial
pressures and stresses in Rowe's character, because both Blanchard
and Rowe are not shown working, paying any bills, giving any
attention to finances, other than admitting living in a garage due
to lack of earnings and savings.
Finally, it brings into focus the opposing viewpoints of some women
and entire families who treat abortion lightly, even undergoing the
procedure multiple times in their lives, without giving it a second
thought, juxtaposed with simpleton young men and women, who don't
think strategically, not making social, economic, career
calculations, not allowing those aspects to dominate their human
dimensions.
This picture deserves to be seen for the implications it reminds
young adults about, millions of whom are unprepared for what is
shown in this movie, in their own lives.
Rushed decisions.......2004-02-20
This is a slow-moving drama that covers an ever-present phenomenom that occurs with increasing rapidity in the present age: what to do when you have an unexpected pregnancy with someone you barely know.
The story centers on a bachelor who has a fling with an emotionally unstable, aloof, prone-to-flip-out but attractive blonde. It does not take long before she gets pregnant, accidently.
The balance of the film deals with the obvious but painful question "Where do we go from here?" His proud family wants her to get an abortion and then for him to ditch her. He wants to do the honorable thing and see it thru. She is bereft of any familial support at all and bounces from one end of the emotional spectrum to the other instantaneously.
Harvey Keitel is terrific as a compassionate, caring but somewhat domineering father. He loves his son, but his heart is broken in that his first grandson and daughter-in-law may be the result of impulsive decisions.
To complicate matters even more, given that she has had so little to cling on to in her life, she invests her decision-making process into the flawed machinery of astrology. In other words, she is as flakey as flakey gets.
For myself, I have never thought much about the abortion issue one way or the other. Quite simply put, it has never effected my personal life.
However, in seeing this film I could for the 1st time see it as a pivotal and painful decision - regardless of which direction one chose to go. This is a well-done film and becomes increasingly relevant as a warning to people who are apt not to think before crossing the sexual threshold with people whom they hardly know.
See This Movie..........2003-08-05
Being a teenage boy I never thought of Rachel Blanchard as the sexy vixen. After seeing her in a erotic scene with Brad Rowe I can think of her differently. The looks on their faces are great and just listen to the sounds she makes. It's just too bad that Brad didn't remove his hands from her chest. I also think that Brad Rowe is hot. He was great in Body Shots and he looked really hot in Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss.
An Overlooked Gem.......2002-10-20
This film, "Nailed", is one of those great (yet sad) examples today of a film that is worthy of major theatrical/commercial attention being brushed aside to the direct-to-video category so the major distributors and multiplex chains can make more room for popcorn, action fare. It is hardly a "B-Movie", but rather, is a smart, funny, touching character study that, had it been made 25-30 years ago, would probably be considered a minor masterpiece.
It tells the story of Jeff (Brad Rowe), a young aspiring screenwriter whose brief, torrid affair with an extremely troubled young woman (Rachel Blanchard) leads to permanent, lasting consequences in the form of an unplanned baby. This causes much distress in Jeff's close-knit, Jewish-Italian family in NYC, especially his well-meaning, but overbearing father (Harvey Keitel,as always, in a brilliant performance), who is the patriarch of this tight clan. Yet, at every obstacle, Jeff faces his responsibilities dead-on (a true rarity these days!). Jeff, ultimately must learn to take care of his child and deal, simultaneously, with his family's objections. The film is really about unconditional love and resposibility even when neither are convenient.
Debut writer-director Joel Silverman does a fabulous job of telling a sensitive story from a rare, male perspective. And his fluid, overlapping editing-style keeps the film moving and provides a lot of the film's comic relief. The performances are all excellent, and I liked the film's style and heart. In the end, it's examination of parental love and fatherhood reminds us that our children are us and, as much as we may try and fight it, we are our parents,too.
Average customer rating:
- !!! BEST FROM THE BEST !!! U.D.O. RULES - ALWAYS !!!
- Brilliant concert DVD
- Superior DVD for Udo Fans!
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Nailed to Metal
Starring:
U.D.O.
Manufacturer: The End Records
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD
General
| Rock
| Styles
| Music
General
| Hard Rock & Metal
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| Documentary
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ASIN: B0000DBJBN
Release Date: 2003-11-04 |
Customer Reviews:
!!! BEST FROM THE BEST !!! U.D.O. RULES - ALWAYS !!!.......2005-05-07
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR HEAVY METAL HEART FAN !!! THIS IS BEST FROM U.D.O. FOREVER AND WILL BE !!!
Brilliant concert DVD.......2005-02-01
WELL WORTH THE $, TONS OF EXTRA'S. THIS METAL LEGEND DOES IT RIGHT
UP THE IRONS- PURE POWER AND MAYHEM
KNOCK IT BACK
Superior DVD for Udo Fans!.......2003-11-19
For fans of Udo Dirkschneider, this is a must-have. Udo, of course, was the lead singer of the aweseome 80's metal band ACCEPT, which toured with the likes of Guns 'N Roses, Judas Priest, and some of the biggest metal acts in history. Accept hit their peak in 1986, producing many great albums.
Dirkschneider formed the band U.D.O. in 1988 while Accept was deciding whether to stay together or not (they didn't and after a reunion in the late 1990's, they called it quits) and this is the stuff that Accept fans really enjoyed! U.D.O. is Accept continued and each and every album has given us the Accept tradition: super lyrics (commenting on everything from politics to technology), great twin metal guitar solos, and lead vocalist Udo Dirkschneider's indistinguishable singing. Gruff, powerful, emotional, and at the forefront, the VOICE is the top reason we keep coming back. Yes, it's an acquired taste, but along with Rob Halford and a select few other 'Metal Gods', Udo represents the absolute top of the genre. This DVD is a compilation of the whole history of U.D.O. There's an hour long concert (with a screaming crowd of 10,000 + fans) that includes classic U.D.O. songs like 'Holy', 'Shout It Out', 'Independence Day' and even a couple of Accept classics like the gentle, soul-soothing 'Winterdreams.' The concert has excellent sound, fasting cutting, and is crystal clear. If you have Surround Sound, it's truly like being there! Other goodies include nine classic full-length rock videos, including a Video Press Kit for U.D.O.'s spectacular TIMEBOMB album, the video for the excellent Russian collaboration 'Still', and Udo's long-lost metal anthems 'Break The Rules' and 'They Want War' (a haunting video that really comments on how we raise our children in this crazy world, gives you plenty to think about!). There's more, including the gold nugget 'Heart of Gold' and a making of presentation of this 'Faceless World' album. And even more still on this incredible DVD, there's a long section of the band traveling around the world and superior home video footage of their behind-the-scenes journey set to U.D.0. music. There's a still section, bibliography, footnotes, and even a section of rare DEMO songs and alternate takes of recent Udo releases! The album bibliography contains the lyrics to every song along with sound samples! Trust me, if you're an U.D.O. fan, casual or die-hard, this disc delivers the goods. It's one of my favorite DVDs of all time. Now if only we can get ROB HALFORD to release something like this covering his FIGHT/TWO/HALFORD days, I'll die a happy camper!
Anyway, order the U.D.O. DVD, you'll will not be disappointed.
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Nailed to Metal: The Missing Tracks
U.D.O.
Manufacturer: Afm
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
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ASIN: B0000AN332
Release Date: 2006-03-21 |
Tracks:
- Holy
- Raiders of Beyond
- Metal Heart
- X-T-C
- Drum Solo
- Fast as a Shark
- Princess of the Dawn
- Restless & Wild
- Thunder in the Tower
- Hard Attack
- Balls to the Wall
Album Description
Subtitled - The Missing Tracks. 2003 release from ex-Accept front-man UDO Dirkschneider features 11 tracks recorded live during UDO's tour in Russia, 10 out of the 11 are exclusive and not featured on the 2001 album Live In Russia. This package also includes the DVD featuring 9 live tracks recorded in Russia 2001, behind the scenes footage, 10 video clips, discography, biography, photo gallery, 7 unreleased audio tracks and a special video clip by Russia's greatest heavy metal band Aria with UDO as a special guest. AFM Records.
Average customer rating:
- Implications of conceiving a life when it occurs at age 21
- Rushed decisions
- See This Movie...
- An Overlooked Gem
|
Nailed
Starring:
Harvey Keitel ,
Brad Rowe ,
Rachel Blanchard ,
Mary Kay Place , and
Dash Mihok
Director:
Joel Silverman
ProductGroup: DVD
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| ( K )
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Philips, Gina
| ( P )
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Place, Mary Kay
| ( P )
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| ( R )
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ASIN: B00003CYKG |
Customer Reviews:
Implications of conceiving a life when it occurs at age 21.......2007-06-28
NAILED (2001), with Harvey Keitel, and Brad Rowe (suggesting Rob
Lowe, if you are dyslexic, the latter who is reminiscent of a young
Rob Lowe, too), is a drama that is pertinent and valid as
entertainment, but is outside of the typical Hollywood money-making
machine themes.
Here, there's a central moral dilemma taking place, which are the
potentially immense implications of a pregnancy, to a man or woman
when it occurs at age 21. It results in the need to choose between
sustaining the eventual life or ordering an abortion. As well, the
phenomenal emotional impact on parents, brothers and sisters is also
dhown when the decision is made, particularly when it requires
marrying outside of a social and economic class, in face of parents
and the clan having great career and financial expectations for the
progenitor.
Keitel demonstrates an ease in attaining an expected high
professional acting standard. Rowe as well as Rachel Blanchard are
credible as the couple, bringing plenty of realism to the picture,
of what it means to be perhaps 21 years old and confronted with a
spontaneous, unplanned conceived life.
The filming is low profile and does well in letting the audience
focus on the scenes, the acting and on the unfolding of the story
steering clear of distractions of any sort. The soundtrack shows
taste and professionalism, with a cover of "California Dreaming"
written by the Mamas and the Papas, no pun intended.
A number of elements will have much of the audience sympathizing,
namely, Keitel's marriage that itself comprises the Talmud and
Christian faiths, normally strictly off-limits by the former
religion, all the while he objects to his son's choice of mother for
his grandchild.
The movie also carries a Pro-Life message, even in the context
explained above, which is a superficial 2 week relationship based on
the mutual exploration of libidos, the characters showing simpleton
dialogues and views of life, despite their apparent age of 21.
Rowe's character is from a well-to-do family, owning their own
business, some also having challenging, high paying jobs. Blanchard
plays a girl raised by a single-Mom, in poverty. Unfortunately, a
stereotype is perpetuated, when the film equates poverty with
immorality, promiscuity, low IQ, short schooling, irresponsibility
when that is not necessarily always the case, or even, in most
situations involving poverty.
The rush in prejudging people and sizing them up is shown when
Blanchard's character is rejected by Rowe's family in unison.
Perhaps a lot more could have been done in demonstrating financial
pressures and stresses in Rowe's character, because both Blanchard
and Rowe are not shown working, paying any bills, giving any
attention to finances, other than admitting living in a garage due
to lack of earnings and savings.
Finally, it brings into focus the opposing viewpoints of some women
and entire families who treat abortion lightly, even undergoing the
procedure multiple times in their lives, without giving it a second
thought, juxtaposed with simpleton young men and women, who don't
think strategically, not making social, economic, career
calculations, not allowing those aspects to dominate their human
dimensions.
This picture deserves to be seen for the implications it reminds
young adults about, millions of whom are unprepared for what is
shown in this movie, in their own lives.
Rushed decisions.......2004-02-20
This is a slow-moving drama that covers an ever-present phenomenom that occurs with increasing rapidity in the present age: what to do when you have an unexpected pregnancy with someone you barely know.
The story centers on a bachelor who has a fling with an emotionally unstable, aloof, prone-to-flip-out but attractive blonde. It does not take long before she gets pregnant, accidently.
The balance of the film deals with the obvious but painful question "Where do we go from here?" His proud family wants her to get an abortion and then for him to ditch her. He wants to do the honorable thing and see it thru. She is bereft of any familial support at all and bounces from one end of the emotional spectrum to the other instantaneously.
Harvey Keitel is terrific as a compassionate, caring but somewhat domineering father. He loves his son, but his heart is broken in that his first grandson and daughter-in-law may be the result of impulsive decisions.
To complicate matters even more, given that she has had so little to cling on to in her life, she invests her decision-making process into the flawed machinery of astrology. In other words, she is as flakey as flakey gets.
For myself, I have never thought much about the abortion issue one way or the other. Quite simply put, it has never effected my personal life.
However, in seeing this film I could for the 1st time see it as a pivotal and painful decision - regardless of which direction one chose to go. This is a well-done film and becomes increasingly relevant as a warning to people who are apt not to think before crossing the sexual threshold with people whom they hardly know.
See This Movie..........2003-08-05
Being a teenage boy I never thought of Rachel Blanchard as the sexy vixen. After seeing her in a erotic scene with Brad Rowe I can think of her differently. The looks on their faces are great and just listen to the sounds she makes. It's just too bad that Brad didn't remove his hands from her chest. I also think that Brad Rowe is hot. He was great in Body Shots and he looked really hot in Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss.
An Overlooked Gem.......2002-10-20
This film, "Nailed", is one of those great (yet sad) examples today of a film that is worthy of major theatrical/commercial attention being brushed aside to the direct-to-video category so the major distributors and multiplex chains can make more room for popcorn, action fare. It is hardly a "B-Movie", but rather, is a smart, funny, touching character study that, had it been made 25-30 years ago, would probably be considered a minor masterpiece.
It tells the story of Jeff (Brad Rowe), a young aspiring screenwriter whose brief, torrid affair with an extremely troubled young woman (Rachel Blanchard) leads to permanent, lasting consequences in the form of an unplanned baby. This causes much distress in Jeff's close-knit, Jewish-Italian family in NYC, especially his well-meaning, but overbearing father (Harvey Keitel,as always, in a brilliant performance), who is the patriarch of this tight clan. Yet, at every obstacle, Jeff faces his responsibilities dead-on (a true rarity these days!). Jeff, ultimately must learn to take care of his child and deal, simultaneously, with his family's objections. The film is really about unconditional love and resposibility even when neither are convenient.
Debut writer-director Joel Silverman does a fabulous job of telling a sensitive story from a rare, male perspective. And his fluid, overlapping editing-style keeps the film moving and provides a lot of the film's comic relief. The performances are all excellent, and I liked the film's style and heart. In the end, it's examination of parental love and fatherhood reminds us that our children are us and, as much as we may try and fight it, we are our parents,too.
Average customer rating:
- Implications of conceiving a life when it occurs at age 21
- Rushed decisions
- See This Movie...
- An Overlooked Gem
|
Nailed
Starring:
Harvey Keitel ,
Brad Rowe ,
Rachel Blanchard ,
Mary Kay Place , and
Dash Mihok
Director:
Joel Silverman
ProductGroup: DVD
Binding: DVD
General
| Drama
| Genres
| DVD
| Video
Ambrose, Tangie
| ( A )
| Actors & Actresses
| Stores
| DVD
| Video
Blanchard, Rachel
| ( B )
| Actors & Actresses
| Stores
| DVD
| Video
Keitel, Harvey
| ( K )
| Actors & Actresses
| Stores
| DVD
| Video
Philips, Gina
| ( P )
| Actors & Actresses
| Stores
| DVD
| Video
Place, Mary Kay
| ( P )
| Actors & Actresses
| Stores
| DVD
| Video
Romanus, Richard
| ( R )
| Actors & Actresses
| Stores
| DVD
| Video
Travolta, Joey
| ( T )
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| Stores
| DVD
| Video
( N )
| Titles
| Features
| DVD
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9 songs - Unrated Full Uncut Version
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ASIN: B000216XDU |
Customer Reviews:
Implications of conceiving a life when it occurs at age 21.......2007-06-28
NAILED (2001), with Harvey Keitel, and Brad Rowe (suggesting Rob
Lowe, if you are dyslexic, the latter who is reminiscent of a young
Rob Lowe, too), is a drama that is pertinent and valid as
entertainment, but is outside of the typical Hollywood money-making
machine themes.
Here, there's a central moral dilemma taking place, which are the
potentially immense implications of a pregnancy, to a man or woman
when it occurs at age 21. It results in the need to choose between
sustaining the eventual life or ordering an abortion. As well, the
phenomenal emotional impact on parents, brothers and sisters is also
dhown when the decision is made, particularly when it requires
marrying outside of a social and economic class, in face of parents
and the clan having great career and financial expectations for the
progenitor.
Keitel demonstrates an ease in attaining an expected high
professional acting standard. Rowe as well as Rachel Blanchard are
credible as the couple, bringing plenty of realism to the picture,
of what it means to be perhaps 21 years old and confronted with a
spontaneous, unplanned conceived life.
The filming is low profile and does well in letting the audience
focus on the scenes, the acting and on the unfolding of the story
steering clear of distractions of any sort. The soundtrack shows
taste and professionalism, with a cover of "California Dreaming"
written by the Mamas and the Papas, no pun intended.
A number of elements will have much of the audience sympathizing,
namely, Keitel's marriage that itself comprises the Talmud and
Christian faiths, normally strictly off-limits by the former
religion, all the while he objects to his son's choice of mother for
his grandchild.
The movie also carries a Pro-Life message, even in the context
explained above, which is a superficial 2 week relationship based on
the mutual exploration of libidos, the characters showing simpleton
dialogues and views of life, despite their apparent age of 21.
Rowe's character is from a well-to-do family, owning their own
business, some also having challenging, high paying jobs. Blanchard
plays a girl raised by a single-Mom, in poverty. Unfortunately, a
stereotype is perpetuated, when the film equates poverty with
immorality, promiscuity, low IQ, short schooling, irresponsibility
when that is not necessarily always the case, or even, in most
situations involving poverty.
The rush in prejudging people and sizing them up is shown when
Blanchard's character is rejected by Rowe's family in unison.
Perhaps a lot more could have been done in demonstrating financial
pressures and stresses in Rowe's character, because both Blanchard
and Rowe are not shown working, paying any bills, giving any
attention to finances, other than admitting living in a garage due
to lack of earnings and savings.
Finally, it brings into focus the opposing viewpoints of some women
and entire families who treat abortion lightly, even undergoing the
procedure multiple times in their lives, without giving it a second
thought, juxtaposed with simpleton young men and women, who don't
think strategically, not making social, economic, career
calculations, not allowing those aspects to dominate their human
dimensions.
This picture deserves to be seen for the implications it reminds
young adults about, millions of whom are unprepared for what is
shown in this movie, in their own lives.
Rushed decisions.......2004-02-20
This is a slow-moving drama that covers an ever-present phenomenom that occurs with increasing rapidity in the present age: what to do when you have an unexpected pregnancy with someone you barely know.
The story centers on a bachelor who has a fling with an emotionally unstable, aloof, prone-to-flip-out but attractive blonde. It does not take long before she gets pregnant, accidently.
The balance of the film deals with the obvious but painful question "Where do we go from here?" His proud family wants her to get an abortion and then for him to ditch her. He wants to do the honorable thing and see it thru. She is bereft of any familial support at all and bounces from one end of the emotional spectrum to the other instantaneously.
Harvey Keitel is terrific as a compassionate, caring but somewhat domineering father. He loves his son, but his heart is broken in that his first grandson and daughter-in-law may be the result of impulsive decisions.
To complicate matters even more, given that she has had so little to cling on to in her life, she invests her decision-making process into the flawed machinery of astrology. In other words, she is as flakey as flakey gets.
For myself, I have never thought much about the abortion issue one way or the other. Quite simply put, it has never effected my personal life.
However, in seeing this film I could for the 1st time see it as a pivotal and painful decision - regardless of which direction one chose to go. This is a well-done film and becomes increasingly relevant as a warning to people who are apt not to think before crossing the sexual threshold with people whom they hardly know.
See This Movie..........2003-08-05
Being a teenage boy I never thought of Rachel Blanchard as the sexy vixen. After seeing her in a erotic scene with Brad Rowe I can think of her differently. The looks on their faces are great and just listen to the sounds she makes. It's just too bad that Brad didn't remove his hands from her chest. I also think that Brad Rowe is hot. He was great in Body Shots and he looked really hot in Billy's Hollywood Screen Kiss.
An Overlooked Gem.......2002-10-20
This film, "Nailed", is one of those great (yet sad) examples today of a film that is worthy of major theatrical/commercial attention being brushed aside to the direct-to-video category so the major distributors and multiplex chains can make more room for popcorn, action fare. It is hardly a "B-Movie", but rather, is a smart, funny, touching character study that, had it been made 25-30 years ago, would probably be considered a minor masterpiece.
It tells the story of Jeff (Brad Rowe), a young aspiring screenwriter whose brief, torrid affair with an extremely troubled young woman (Rachel Blanchard) leads to permanent, lasting consequences in the form of an unplanned baby. This causes much distress in Jeff's close-knit, Jewish-Italian family in NYC, especially his well-meaning, but overbearing father (Harvey Keitel,as always, in a brilliant performance), who is the patriarch of this tight clan. Yet, at every obstacle, Jeff faces his responsibilities dead-on (a true rarity these days!). Jeff, ultimately must learn to take care of his child and deal, simultaneously, with his family's objections. The film is really about unconditional love and resposibility even when neither are convenient.
Debut writer-director Joel Silverman does a fabulous job of telling a sensitive story from a rare, male perspective. And his fluid, overlapping editing-style keeps the film moving and provides a lot of the film's comic relief. The performances are all excellent, and I liked the film's style and heart. In the end, it's examination of parental love and fatherhood reminds us that our children are us and, as much as we may try and fight it, we are our parents,too.
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Nailed to Metal
U.D.O.
Manufacturer: The End
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD
General
| Hard Rock & Metal
| Styles
| Music
General
| Musicals & Performing Arts
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| DVD
| Video
ASIN: B0000AN331
Release Date: 2003-11-04 |
Album Description
Subtitled - The Missing Tracks. 2003 release from ex-Accept front-man UDO Dirkschneider features 11 tracks recorded live during UDO's tour in Russia, 10 out of the 11 are exclusive and not featured on the 2001 album Live In Russia. This package also includes the DVD featuring 9 live tracks recorded in Russia 2001, behind the scenes footage, 10 video clips, discography, biography, photo gallery, 7 unreleased audio tracks and a special video clip by Russia's greatest heavy metal band Aria with UDO as a special guest. AFM Records.
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