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VHS : Circle of Two (1980)In association with Amazon.comstarring: Tatum O'Neal, Norma Dell'Agnese, Donann Cavin, Elan Ross Gibson, Maggie Morris directed by: Jules Dassin  Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786302682359 Format: Color, NTSC ISBN: 6302682355 Label: Mntex Entertainment Manufacturer: Mntex Entertainment Number Of Items: 1 Publication Date: 1995-03 Publisher: Mntex Entertainment Release Date: January 08, 1993 Running Time: 106 minutes Studio: Mntex Entertainment Theatrical Release Date: 1981-11 Sales Rank: 19432 Related Items: Average Rating:
 Rating: - GOOD SCRIPT-DIRECTOR-AND ACTINGI got this movie in a 10 pack. This film pays for the whole thing! Burton is excellent! No over acting; very realistic. It may just be his best role! Tatum is very good. Young girls CAN be very smart. I love the line: robbing the cradle, robbing the grave (something like that). I like the realism of all the characters. Hey, it's an old guy's best daydream, like me. Let's see, he was 60; she was almost 16. I am 63, so maybe I have a chance at a 19 year old? But I am not a famous artist, and I don't ... Read More Rating: - Sappy maybe, but a great love story!!I saw this movie when I was about 18 or 19 and I loved it then. Its corny and a bit sappy, but its a great movie if you believe in love at first sight or that it can happen any place and time. I especially love the song written by Stanley Jay Gelber and sung by Kacey Cisyk. Buy this movie at the low price, then sit back and relive a time when you were young and open to all things concerning love and enjoy!! Rating:  - Good for free shipping, barelyThis is a fairly bad movie. Basically, young girl is smitten with boring old artist - kiss-kiss, no sex. He is rejuvenated into pursuing his art again. Now, girl has trouble with ex-boyfriend, trouble with parents. Wistful goodbye. The End. The attraction for 60-year old dormant artist "Ashley St. Clair" (Burton) by just-turning-16-year old "Sarah" (O'Neal) just does not seem realistic. I don't mean the age difference, I mean the chemistry. It fizzled. They don't even look at each other ... Read More Rating: - Burton.This may not be the greatest film Richard Burton was ever in but he brings a magical element to it, Richard Burton. The young Tatum O'Neal does an excellent job despite a rather weak story line. It is worth a look if you are a fan of either actor. If you are a fan of Burton it is required viewing simply because it is one of the last full length films that this true genius made. Burton fans of the world, look at this film and see what a genius of an actor can bring to a less than spectacular ... Read More Rating:  - What a wasteI liked the idea of this story, but what I didn't like was the acting. Tatum O'Neal is too 'knowing' for a 15 year old and I'm afraid Richard Burton (whom I normally think of as some kind of acting God) simply sleepwalks through his role. Tatum (as Sarah)comes across as too smart, knowing and sophisticated; Richard (as Ashley St Clair - what a name!)is wooden and almost tight-lipped in his scenes with Sarah. I was really quite shocked by how bad (and thin) Richard Burton looked in this film and, quite ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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