:? Let us not forget that DR. NO's most famous actor was that great, great actor Joseph Wiseman (seen most recently in Law & Order, as, surprisingly, an elderly man that looks like a stiff breeze could knock over). No, I am NOT forgetting that Ursula Un-er-Andress was in it-I did say actor, not ...

:cry: I really missed Anthony Hopkins this time around. Banderas and Z-J were acting like a couple of sit-com characters (he's been saving the country for years and NOW she is pissed off?); the kid is obnoxious and has NO CLUE who dad is-puhleeze!: [SPOILER!-yeah,right] nitro glycerine made of soap ...

:P For those of you who admire the great John Ford, 2006 holds some good news. Two video divisions are bringing out some prime classics by cinema's most irascible genius. For those with R2 players, Fox will release PRISONER OF SHARK ISLAND with commentary by Ford biographer Scott Eyman later this ye...

:x Susan Strohman makes Brooks' directorial efforts look like Scorsese. I have never seen such a stagy looking film since TOP BANANA. Nathan Lane came off OK, but it will always be Zero's role-no question; Broderick looked like last year's runaway bride (did he ever blink?); Farrell played Farrell; ...

:D I think this is a wonderful set. I only wish all the docs that showed the film in production were included (there was one on NBC and another on the History Channel as I recall). The 6.1 DTS track is astounding-it really gives my system a workout! One of the best sounding DVDs ever! Now if Fox wou...