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Friday, December 31, 1999
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In Theaters Now
Galaxy Quest
They're not real alien-fighters--they just play them on TV. Well, try explaining that to the band of needy aliens who land at our heroes' doorstep. Tim Allen and Sigourney Weaver star in Galaxy Quest, now open in theaters. Learn more at our official Web site.
DVD
The Thomas Crown Affair
A rare example of a sequel improving on the original, the cool remake of The Thomas Crown Affair (available January 4) is not only one of the most enjoyable thrillers of 1999, but it has the sizzling chemistry of Pierce Brosnan and Rene Russo providing plenty of heat. Slick, sophisticated, and oh so sexy... forget McQueen and Dunaway--this is an affair to remember.
In DVD
Best of '99: Video Editors' Picks
86. The Quiet Man
Blarney and bliss in equal measure grace John Ford's The Quiet Man, a favorite Irish film whether it's St. Paddy's Day or not. John Wayne stars with the fiery Maureen O'Hara against a backdrop as lush and green as any fantasy vision of Ireland.
See all the top 50 video picks for 1999.
Video Actress Essentials
Divas Dearest
Our favorite actresses of the century gave classic performances that will live well into the next millennium. Relive those golden days of yesteryear with:
Mary Astor, the antiheroine of The Maltese Falcon
Olivia de Havilland, the steel magnolia of Gone with the Wind
Maggie Smith, the wonderfully primed Miss Jean Brodie
See all our Actress Essentials.
10 Under $10: Kids & Family
Family-Sized Bargains
Some very cool family films are available for less than $10--so go ahead and splurge. With these deals, you can be as impulsive as you like:
Big
Madeline in Hollywood
Sesame Street: The Best of Elmo
See our complete list as well as all of our bargains.
Best of '99: In Memoriam
We Mourn the Passing
This past year saw the loss of many giants in the fields of film, television, and video, including director Stanley Kubrick, screenwriter Garson Kanin, and TV food personality Jennifer Paterson (Two Fat Ladies). Read our tribute to those we lost in 1999.
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