BlueCowboyFilms.com - The Nanny

BlueCowboyFilms.com - The Nanny: Many films today seem to have a plot that is not only predictable, but also tends to leave the viewer on the outside. Many of these movies are nowhere near enjoyable because you are never allowed to truly experience the feelings and interactions of the characters. Unlike the characters on the screen, you know exactly what is going to happen, where it is going to happen, and when it is going to happen. That sense of dread, fear, or uncertainty you see on the actors' faces never makes its way into your on psyche, thus leaving you with not only a sense of helplessness, but also boredom. Not so with the 1965 classic 'The Nanny' starring Bette Davis and William Dix.

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BlueCowboyFilms.com - Lord of the Flies 1963

Lord of the Flies 1963 I was first introduced to this story as a college student. While casually chatting with a classmate in the library, we began discussing the different books that we had read. 'Lord of the Flies' had been a required reading project for him as a high school student. His description of the book intrigued me. I checked out the first available copy, and hid myself in a recliner, underneath a blanket for the next three days. It is a story that has fascinated my to this day.

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BlueCowboyFilms.com - De Daltons TV

BlueCowboyFilms.com - De Daltons TV: "'De Daltons' is an interesting fare that hails from Holland. Chronicles the life of a family with four boys, ranging in age from the infant Daantje to 10 year old Erik. Most of the focus of the show is seen through the eyes of 6 year old Tim. 8 year old Jelle rounds out the bunch."

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"Mov og Funder" Starring Kasper Andersen

Kasper Andersen stars in this touching film about a boy who takes a wounded fugitive under his wing and tries to nurse him back to health. Although Martin (Mov for short) isn't completely successful in his endeavours, he does nonetheless learn a little bit about trust, love, friendship, and growing up in the process.

At the beginning of the film Martin is...read more here.

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"Chop Shop" Starring Alejandro Polanco

"Chop Shop" from the beginning is obviously a low-budget film, but is nonetheless a movie that will captivate you. It entails a brother and sister who are trying to eke out a living on the streets of Queens, NY. Ale (Alejandro Polanco) does odd jobs at a body shop, and engages in petty thievery on the side. His sister works in a food vending truck, but due to problems with her boss, Ale has promised to find her a new job.

When the movie opens, Ale is excited because he has found them a place to live...read more here.

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"Cheesecake" Starring Pavel Melenchuk

In "Cheesecake" we meet a boy (Pavel Melenchuk) who has decided that he needs a new family. His "family" in the cheesecake commercial he is starring in will do just fine. Only problem is there are a couple of people who might just get in the way. Sordid tale from Russia about a boy who will do anything to get the family he wants.

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"The Wooden Gun" Starring Arik Rosen

"The Wooden Gun" takes place in Tel Aviv, Israel in the early 1950s. The war and the holocaust are still fresh in the minds of the Jewish people. Searching for loved ones takes up a lot of people's time. Friends and family who were carried off to concentration camps are high on the minds of those who have survived. The whole Jewish nation has been uprooted and been transplanted all over the world.

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