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She [1965] [DVD] [1982]
 
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She [1965] [DVD] [1982]

DVD ~ Ursula Andress
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  • Actors: Ursula Andress, Peter Cushing, Bernard Cribbins, John Richardson, Rosenda Monteros
  • Directors: Robert Day
  • Format: PAL
  • Language English
  • Region: Region 2 (This DVD may not be viewable outside Europe. Read more about DVD formats.)
  • Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
  • Number of discs: 1
  • Classification: U
  • Studio: Optimum Home Entertainment
  • DVD Release Date: 13 Nov 2006
  • Run Time: 101 minutes
  • Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars See all reviews (4 customer reviews)
  • ASIN: B000HEVTLS
  • Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 4,426 in DVD (See Bestsellers in DVD)

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She, the immortal goddess, leads her band of female warriors against mutants and warlike tribes who roam the land establishing their own laws and codes for survival. She needs to conquer the Norks, the strongest of all the tribes, in order to establish her supremacy over all.

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3.0 out of 5 stars She Who Waits, 25 Jul 2008
By Trevor Willsmer (London, England) - See all my reviews
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Hammer's 1965 version of She can't match Merian C. Cooper's 1935 version for spectacle but it's still rather more handsomely mounted than you'd expect from the studio: location shooting, numerous sets and more extras than usual even if these descendants of Ancient Egyptians seem to have an army consisting of Roman legionaries. The most commercially successful adaptation of `the famous novel by H. Rider Haggard' (as the credits bill it), even inspiring a dreary sequel, The Vengeance of She, it's also surprisingly good, with rather more substance than you might expect.

Played partially as an old-fashioned adventure with far more action than any other version, the story is updated to post-WW1 Palestine, its explorers (Peter Cushing, John Richardson and mild comic relief Bernard Cribbins) now reimagined as demobbed soldiers uprooted by the war. "She who waits" is introduced into the picture surprisingly early and long before they reach her domain - here it is Ayesha herself who urges Leo to make the hazardous journey to prove that he is the reincarnation of her lost love. The second half makes more of the battle for Leo's soul, with more of an argument made against the temptations of eternal youth than in other versions, and the film goes to much darker places than its predecessors: this time Leo is lost long before the blue flame appears, and the end remarkably bleak. Being Hammer it also ups the sadism, not only in a mass execution of chained slaves but in the manner in which one character is `returned' to their family.

With Haggard's novel touching on the worship of beauty and youth above character or even basic humanity (She is so in thrall to her image of a lover that she blames herself for his infidelity) it's actually rather fitting that both leads are dubbed: Ursula Andress because of her thick accent - but then, no-one ever cast her for her voice - and John Richardson because, well, with his zombie-like vocal delivery that made him the Clive Owen of his day, acting never was his forte as long as he had the looks to get away with not having to. It's left to the bearded Peter Cushing's Holly to provide the weight of authority and make the case for growing old gracefully, which he does with effortless professionalism, while Christopher Lee's ambitious high priest Bilali is a far more interesting and less blindly devoted character here, adding another layer of moral decay to the crumbling kingdom. The production design makes a virtue of its relative economy, Kumar past its prime and on the edge of rebellion, the lost city itself long crumbled and the kingdom retreated into the very mountains, though the fact that the sets are smaller than they look and shot with long lenses to look larger is occasionally given away by distortion in some of the panning shots thanks to the still far from perfected Scope lenses. The special effects, though not always photo-realistic, are rather good in their old-fashioned way while James Bernard's score features a particularly memorable desert trek theme. All in all, one of Hammer's finer hours, and still highly enjoyable.
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4.0 out of 5 stars She is waiting for you...and She must be obeyed, 24 Aug 2008
By Gary A. Smith (Los Angeles, ca USA) - See all my reviews
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For me, this is one of Hammer's finest productions and the best film version of Haggard's classic novel.
No other actress at the time could possibly have enacted the part of Ayesha more effectively. The posters proclaimed "Ursula Andress...the most beautiful woman in the world" and they didn't exaggerate. The rest of the cast is uniformly excellent. There are liberties taken with the original story but the end result is faithful in spirit. And that wonderful James Bernard score!
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4.0 out of 5 stars You Will Obey, 15 Oct 2008
By Mr. Jonathon T. Beckett "vampire lover" (Dracula's Crypt) - See all my reviews
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Whilst in a bar in Pakistan, Major Holly(Peter Cushing), his valet Job(Bernard Cribbins) and their friend Leo(John Richardson) are making plans for returning to their home land, when Leo sees and approaches a beautiful woman named Ustane(Rosenda Monteros). They leave the bar together only for Leo to be knocked unconscious, and awake later to be greeted by Ayesha(Ursula Andress) who promises him great riches and power if he makes a dangerous trek to her city.
He later undertakes this journey along with Holly and Job, and they arrive at the lost city of Kuma, where the beautiful but deadly Ayesha rules with a rod of iron, as 'She who must be obeyed'.Ayesha believes that Leo is the reincarnation of her centuries old lover, and wants them both to rule together again for all eternity.
Hammer's adaptation of H Rider Haggard's story is quite spectacular, with lavish sets and a scope not usually seen in their productions. Especially good are the lost city of Kumar, and Ayesha's throne room.
It also is a rousing adventure once our heroes arrive at Kuma, although the film takes it time getting there. This being a Hammer film, there are a couple of moments of horror present, for example when some dissenting subjects are thrown into a pit of hot coals,but this is generally suitable for all the family. The cast are all uniformly good, and theres a rousing music score by James Bernard
So an exciting adventure, and an interesting addition to the British fantasy film genre. 4 out of 5, despite Optimum's dissapointing extras free DVD release
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