Action Classics 50 Movie Pack DVD Collection (Sale)
Action Classics 50 Movie Pack DVD Collection Get an instant library of some of the greatest action features ever to come out of Hollywood on twelve double-sided DVDs! Never has such a comprehensive collection of such great action features been assembled in one exciting package for an amazing low price.
Customer Review: Not all I’d hoped for.
Okay, it’s 50 movies…some very old, some very foreign, some good and some bad. That’s what I expected. However, I did find more reasons to criticize than praise on this collection. Two of the movies would not play. They would start and freeze, sometimes moving a frame or two and freezing again. The one Tarzan’s Revenge only played about three minutes and that was it. I tried three different DVD players and could not skip to a different scene or start at the back and use reverse to get into the movie. Also, Manhunt was a Rome release, not a movie with Don Murray. Bloody Friday was also nothing like the description and did not have the listed stars. Cheap is cheap, but come on, how hard is it to list the right movie? Are these things out-sourced to non-English reading or speaking countries? To sum up, there are some worthwhile shows in this collection, but I’m glad I waited until they were on sale. Had I paid full asking price, I would have felt cheated.
Customer Review: On a 1 to 10 scale, this collection is rated: 5.5
The majority of films in the ACTION CLASSICS 50 MOVIE PACK are American made. This set covers seven decades worth of edge-of-your-seat thrillers and is packed with easily-recognized stars. The quality of MILL CREEK ENTERTAINMENT DVD box sets is quite good and the price incredibly reasonable. ACTION CLASSICS is a great way to give your movie collection variety.
The 1 to 10 scale rating for this package was determined by polling numbers compiled by a film resource website. Currently, the average rating for ACTION CLASSICS is: 5.5.
The following alphabetized program list includes individual ratings, original theatrical titles (when necessary), years of release, country of origin (if other than USA) and principal performers.
(7.3) The Beloved Rogue (silent-1927) – John Barrymore/Conrad Veidt/Mack Swain (in support)
(5.4) Beneath The 12-Mile Reef (1953) – Robert Wagner/Gilbert Roland/J. Carrol Naish/Richard Boone
(6.0) Bird Of Paradise (1932) – Delores Del Rio/Joel McCrea/Lon Chaney Jr.
(7.2) The Black Book (“Reign Of Terror”) – Robert Cummings/Richard Basehart/Arlene Dahl
(6.3) Bloody Friday (W Ger/Italy-1972)
(2.3) Bloody Wednesday (1985) – Raymond Elmendorf/Pamela Baker
(5.2) Border Cop (UK-1979) – Telly Savalas/Eddie Albert
(6.0) British Intelligence (1940) – Boris Karloff/Margaret Lindsay
(6.7) Bulldog Courage (1935) – Tim McCoy/Joan Woodbury/Paul Fix
(5.6) Captain Scarface (1953) – Barton MacLane/Leif Erickson/Virginia Gray
(6.5) The Capture (1950) – Lew Ayres/Teresa Wright/Victor Jory
(5.2) Cold Sweat (Italy/France/Belgium-1970) – Charles Bronson/Liv Ullman/James Mason/Jill Ireland
(6.5) Dangerous Passage (1944) – Robert Lowery/Phyllis Brooks
(4.6) Desert Commandos (Italy/France/W Ger-1967) – Ken Clark/Howard Ross
(5.2) Desperate Cargo (1941) – Ralph Byrd/Carol Hughes
(6.5) The Devil’s Party (1938) – Victor McLaglen/William Gargan
(5.8) Drums In The Deep South (1951) – James Craig/Guy Madison/Barton MacLane
(5.3) East Of Borneo (1931) – Rose Hobart/Charles Bickford
(5.4) The Fast And the Furious (1955) – John Ireland/Dorothy Malone
(4.3) Funeral For An Assassin (USA/S Africa-1977) – Vic Morrow
(5.8) The Great St. Louis Bank Robbery (1959) – Steve McQueen
(5.8) Jack London (1943) – Michael O’Shea/Susan Hayward/Virginia Mayo (in support)
(2.1) Jail Bait (1954) – Lyle Talbot/Delores Fuller/Steve Reeves
(6.8) The Last of the Mohicans (silent-1920) – Wallace Beery/Barbara Bedford
(7.4) Manhunt (Italy/W Ger-1972) – Henry Silva/Woody Strode/Cyril Cusack (minor role)
(6.1) Mr. Robinson Crusoe (1932) – Douglas Fairbanks/William Farnum
(5.3) Mr. Scarface (Italy/W Ger-1976) – Jack Palance
(4.7) Mutiny (1952) – Mark Stevens/Angela Lansbury
(5.4) My Boys Are Good Boys (1978) – Ralph Meeker/Ida Lupino/Lloyd Nolan
(5.2) My Outlaw Brother (1951) – Mickey Rooney/Robert Preston/Robert Stack
(4.6) Outpost In Morocco (1949) – George Raft/Marie Windsor/Akim Tamiroff
(6.3) Port Of New York (1949) – Scott Brady/Yul Brynner (in support)
(6.4) Prison Break (1938) – Barton MacLane/Ward Bond (in support)
(4.1) Project: Kill (1976) – Leslie Nielsen/Gary Lockwood/Nancy Kwan
(4.7) Ransom Money (1970) – Broderick Crawford/Gordon Jump
(6.2) Submarine Alert (1943) – Richard Arlen/Wendy Barrie
(5.7) Sundown (1941) – Gene Tierney/Bruce Cabot/George Sanders/Harry Carey
(4.8) The Swiss Conspiracy (USA/W Ger-1976) – David Janssen/Senta Berger/John Saxon/Ray Milland/Elke Sommer
(5.6) Sword Of Lancelot (“Lancelot And Guinevere”) (UK-1963) – Cornel Wilde/Jean Wallace/Brian Aherne
(5.6) Tarzan And The Green Goddess (1938) – Bruce Bennett/Frank Baker
(4.5) Tarzan And The Trappers (1958) – Gordon Scott/Eva Brent/Scatman Crothers (minor role)
(5.2) Tarzan’s Revenge (1938) – Glenn Morris/Hedda Hopper (in support)
(2.9) Trained To Kill: USA (“The No Mercy Man”) (1973) – Steve Sandor/Richard X. Slattery
(6.1) Tulsa (1949) – Susan Hayward/Robert Preston/Chill Wills/Ed Begley
(6.1) Under The Red Robe (UK/USA-1937) – Conrad Veidt/Annabella/Raymond Massey
(5.1) The Uranium Conspiracy (W Ger/Israel/Italy-1978)
(4.8) The White Orchid (Mexico/USA-1954) – William Lundigan/Peggy Castle
(5.0) Who Killed Doc Robbin? (1948) – Larry Olson/Eilene Janssen
(5.8) Wildcat (1942) – Richard Arlen/William Frawley/Buster Crabbe/Elisha Cook Jr.
(6.1) Winterset (1936) – Burgess Meredith/Margo/John Carridine (minor role)
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