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Alexandra Paul
 St Paul'S Cathedral Edward Alexandra London Peace Print $29.75 Old Antique Historical Victorian Prints Maps and Historic Fine Art ----------. St Paul'S Cathedral Edward Alexandra London Peace Print Rare Double Page From An Issue Of 1902 . Wood Engravings And Early Photographs From . The Illustrated London News . Would Make An Ideal Gift . The Actual Date Is Printed On Each Page . This Print Is Over 100 Years Old. And Is Not A Modern Copy. There Is A Fold Which Sometimes Shows As A Shadow On The Image, This Will Not Show When Framed. Check The Image For Details Some Double Spreads Have Binding Holes So Kindly Check Scan .. Size Of Print Is Approx 19" X 12" (480X300) . Approx. Page Size = 22" X 16" (560X410) . Ready To Matt And Frame. These Old Prints Really Look Great With Matt And Framed. . Note This Print Is From A Periodical And Has Printing On Reverse.. Scanned At A Low Resolution For Quick Uploading So The Actual Picture Is Better Than The Scanned Image.  Fallen Angel $14.98 This movie is nothing but a dull, dreadful, & boring piece of film. The killer (a lady) in the movie is so unbelievable in the the role, and the lead lady cop (a star from Baywatch), is totally out of place playing this kind of part!!! The movie consist of absolutely no suspense at all! I could not help notice when I was watching the movie that it looked like on of those horrible so-called thriller movies that you see on the Lifetime channel. The movie is like a bad cop show!  Woman Hunted $24.98 It is said that life is the sum of one's decisions, and Lainie Wheeler made a lot of bad ones. After a failed marriage, she started using drugs, and her 2 children were placed in foster care. After work one rainy night, she takes a wrong turn while looking for a short-cut, and makes the worst choice of her life. The film starts as the police chase her car down to arrest her, and then retraces the previous 3 months that led to that moment. "A Woman Hunted" has some heart-stopping moments, and is well written and directed by Morrie Ruvinsky, with a taut script, good pacing, a great deal of plausibility, and a marvelous, unexpected resolution. Perhaps this could be labeled a "woman's movie," but it is easy to empathize with Lainie, and understand her plight. Alexandra Paul gives a stupendous performance as Lainie, a woman who kills the man who rapes her. With a police record behind her, and fresh out of rehab, she does not think anyone will believe her story, and in her torment states "I just thought I could make everything un-happen." Others in the cast that are standouts are the 2 detectives, Linden Ashby (Det. Webster) and Dean Hagopian (Det. Fulton), and Jonathan Higgins as Harry Brewer, the baseball star with a predatory dark side. This is excellent made-for-TV entertainment, above average in quality, and for making the most of its low budget production, deserves 5 stars. I would rather see a small unpretentious film that tries hard and succeeds, than some of the multi-million $ rubbish that has been theatrically released in recent years. Total running time is 94 minutes. |
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