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The Canterbury Tales
Average customer rating: Not rated
    The Canterbury Tales
    Starring: Robert Lindsay (II) , Sean Bean , John Fortune , Billie Whitelaw , and Bill Nighy
    Director: Joanna Quinn , Ashley Potter , and Les Mills (III)
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    ASIN: B0007URSTE
    The Ribald Tales of Canterbury ~ Starring Hyapatia Lee, Colleen Brennan (Unrated)
    Average customer rating: Not rated
      The Ribald Tales of Canterbury ~ Starring Hyapatia Lee, Colleen Brennan (Unrated)
      Starring: Colleen Brennan , Beverly Bliss , and Mike Horner
      Director: Bud Lee
      Manufacturer: Vca
      ProductGroup: DVD
      Binding: DVD
      Product Features:
      • Interactive Menu / Photo Gallery
      • Dolby Surround Sound
      • Digitally Mastered
      • Hi/Fi Stereo
      • Playable Worldwide

      ASIN: B000Q6Q37C

      Product Description

      Hyapatia Lee is your hostess in the most erotic version of Geoffrey Chaucer's 13th century classic youll ever see! The sets are fabulous, the costumes sensational, and the sex is hotter than HOT. Join in the lusty merriment as a group of pilgrims recounts one ribald tale after another on this way to Canterbury. First there's the classic Miller's Tale. Where a miserly miller cheats two students until the miller's wife and daughter repay the boys with a piston-pumping daisy chain. Playing a gypsy, Hyapatia has a sizzling girl-girl encounter with the Wife of Bath, while later she inflames the crystal balls on two gypsy studs! There are many, many more Ribald Tales of Canterbury. And as our lusty travelers reach their final destination, the romantic air of their journey lingers on to become a reality! 1987 AVN Award Winner
      The Canterbury Tales
      Average customer rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars
      • Some Fun, but Too Raw and Unfocused
      • Maybe the worst Italian film ever
      • A LOAD OF RUBBISH!!!!
      • Good but not Pasolini's finest!
      • MASTERPIECE!!!
      The Canterbury Tales
      Director: Pier Paolo Pasolini
      Manufacturer: MGM
      ProductGroup: DVD
      Binding: DVD

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      ASIN: B000A1KUAE

      Product Description

      Spain released, PAL/Region 2 DVD: it WILL NOT play on standard US DVD player. You need multi-region PAL/NTSC DVD player to view it in USA/Canada. Languages: o English (subtitles) o Spanish (subtitles) o English (Dolby Digital 2.0) o Spanish (Dolby Digital 2.0) Synopsis: Italian director Pier Pasolini tells four of the Chaucer tales in this satirical picture that chronicles the 14th-century's social, sexual, and religious standards in England. In Pasolini's Trilogy of Life, this second entry follows The Decameron and precedes The Arabian Nights. Special Features: o Cast/Crew Interview(s) o Filmographies o Interactive Menu o Photo Gallery o Scene Access o Trailer(s)

      Customer Reviews:

      2 out of 5 stars Some Fun, but Too Raw and Unfocused.......2005-09-23

      I've read the Canterbury Tales, so I was expecting lots of toilet humor (nakedness, fart jokes, etc.), but this film seems to take it too far. Their were bits that got a chuckle out of me (the Devil's fart, for example) but altogether they Pasolini seems to have enjoyed putting raunchiness in for it's own sake, rather then to further the film.

      There was a few good actors, but too many were horrible. They seemed as though they were reading off cue cards, and were not involved in the scene at all.

      The screenplay didn't help matters. It was a shoddy adaptation with wooden, unmotivated dialogue. Only a few stories were truly based on Chaucer, others were supposedly juxtaposing several stories into one, it didn't work. Pasolini also threw in some Chaucer but at uneven moments only to have the actors butcher the verse.

      Their was some nice cinematography, as far as filming the landscapes, but other then that, relatively insignificant.

      Not being aware of Pasolini's reputation before seeing this film (though I have seen 'Il Decameron', which I enjoyed more) allowed me to view the work from one of two ways, either unschooled in his style, or open to making observations without being influenced by his fame.

      Either way, I was unimpressed.

      1 out of 5 stars Maybe the worst Italian film ever.......2004-07-18

      In the Middle Ages, people generally did not stroll about in brightly colored, shintzy clothes. Especially not when they went on a pilgrimage, "to seek the holy blissful martyr". Roads and streets were not paved. People stank. One cannot convey that in a film, but please pay more attention to set decoration? The standard you would like to attain in that respect was set by Terry Gilliam in "Jabberwocky": shabby poor people, dirty faces, muddy streets. Or "The Name of the Rose".

      Besides, you can only follow this movie if you have read the Canterbury Tales first. Otherwise, it's incomprehensible. By the way, almost all Italian movies I re-view of late seem incomprehensible. I used to like Italian cinema, but its products do not seem to age well. The dialogues usually seem hollow and pretentious. One notable exception: "Kaos".

      1 out of 5 stars A LOAD OF RUBBISH!!!!.......2003-04-27

      I really wasted my money on this one! I was totally disgusted with this movie, it demeaned women in the most part and looked much like cheesey low budget porn film. There was really only one scene in the whole movie that I would have called humourous. The scenes of execution and murder were the most realistic part of the movie that I would even consider crediting the actors. I recommend no one buy this film if they can't stand, sex, violence and women being treated like objects.

      3 out of 5 stars Good but not Pasolini's finest!.......2002-10-03

      "The Canterbury Tales" is second part of Pasolini's 'Trilogy Of Life' but certainly the most innocent, and perhaps dullest, of the three. Based on stories by Chaucer the film has been set in England, however the native tongue has been dubbed in Italian with English subtitles. The stories are fairly adult in nature but mostly harmless unlike Pasolini's shocker, "Salo".

      Final thoughts - watch but don't buy unless you're a fan of the director!.

      5 out of 5 stars MASTERPIECE!!!.......2002-01-20

      Literally!!!Brilliant!!!Pasolini is beyond reproach!!!!Go watch yer Hollywood super sound pictures for technical perfection!!!For heart and soul on the screen this is among the best!!
      Prologue to The Canterbury Tales DVD
      Average customer rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars
      • I wouldn't use it again
      • Helpful, But Basic
      Prologue to The Canterbury Tales DVD

      Manufacturer: Educational Video Network, Inc.
      ProductGroup: DVD
      Binding: DVD

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      ASIN: B00063QDD4
      Release Date: 2004-07-23

      Description

      Chaucer's contentious pilgrims have been delighting readers for 600 years. This basic exposition of the characters will help students to visualize the motley travelers.

      Customer Reviews:

      2 out of 5 stars I wouldn't use it again.......2007-05-18

      I bought this for use in my classroom, but it was dreadfully dull. Chaucer is funny; he's bawdy; he's ironic. But as told in this drab DVD, it's almost as good as Ambien. I ended up talking about the Prologue as I usually do, which according to my students is both animated and engaging--two qualities completely alien to this film. And at $49.99 for 14 minutes?? What was I thinking???

      3 out of 5 stars Helpful, But Basic.......2005-12-09

      Our high school recently bought this item. It is a basic introduction to the key figures in "The Canterbury Tales" presented in "stop action" style, with the camera panning various illustrations of characters. Main characters are introduced, such the Squire, Wife of Bath, etc. After previewing, the teacher thinks it will be helpful but students (esp. high school) might be put off by the "cartoon style." Please be warned that this video is only 14 minutes long, which seems short for the price. Consider for purchasing - but do not expect lavish production or in depth material.
      The Canterbury Tales
      Average customer rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars
      • Some Fun, but Too Raw and Unfocused
      • Maybe the worst Italian film ever
      • A LOAD OF RUBBISH!!!!
      • Good but not Pasolini's finest!
      • MASTERPIECE!!!
      The Canterbury Tales
      Starring: Michael Balfour , Laura Betti , Daniele Buckler , Peter Cain , and Josephine Chaplin
      Manufacturer: Water Bearer Films
      ProductGroup: Video
      Binding: VHS Tape

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      ASIN: 6301149572
      Release Date: 1998-11-11

      Customer Reviews:

      2 out of 5 stars Some Fun, but Too Raw and Unfocused.......2005-09-23

      I've read the Canterbury Tales, so I was expecting lots of toilet humor (nakedness, fart jokes, etc.), but this film seems to take it too far. Their were bits that got a chuckle out of me (the Devil's fart, for example) but altogether they Pasolini seems to have enjoyed putting raunchiness in for it's own sake, rather then to further the film.

      There was a few good actors, but too many were horrible. They seemed as though they were reading off cue cards, and were not involved in the scene at all.

      The screenplay didn't help matters. It was a shoddy adaptation with wooden, unmotivated dialogue. Only a few stories were truly based on Chaucer, others were supposedly juxtaposing several stories into one, it didn't work. Pasolini also threw in some Chaucer but at uneven moments only to have the actors butcher the verse.

      Their was some nice cinematography, as far as filming the landscapes, but other then that, relatively insignificant.

      Not being aware of Pasolini's reputation before seeing this film (though I have seen 'Il Decameron', which I enjoyed more) allowed me to view the work from one of two ways, either unschooled in his style, or open to making observations without being influenced by his fame.

      Either way, I was unimpressed.

      1 out of 5 stars Maybe the worst Italian film ever.......2004-07-18

      In the Middle Ages, people generally did not stroll about in brightly colored, shintzy clothes. Especially not when they went on a pilgrimage, "to seek the holy blissful martyr". Roads and streets were not paved. People stank. One cannot convey that in a film, but please pay more attention to set decoration? The standard you would like to attain in that respect was set by Terry Gilliam in "Jabberwocky": shabby poor people, dirty faces, muddy streets. Or "The Name of the Rose".

      Besides, you can only follow this movie if you have read the Canterbury Tales first. Otherwise, it's incomprehensible. By the way, almost all Italian movies I re-view of late seem incomprehensible. I used to like Italian cinema, but its products do not seem to age well. The dialogues usually seem hollow and pretentious. One notable exception: "Kaos".

      1 out of 5 stars A LOAD OF RUBBISH!!!!.......2003-04-27

      I really wasted my money on this one! I was totally disgusted with this movie, it demeaned women in the most part and looked much like cheesey low budget porn film. There was really only one scene in the whole movie that I would have called humourous. The scenes of execution and murder were the most realistic part of the movie that I would even consider crediting the actors. I recommend no one buy this film if they can't stand, sex, violence and women being treated like objects.

      3 out of 5 stars Good but not Pasolini's finest!.......2002-10-03

      "The Canterbury Tales" is second part of Pasolini's 'Trilogy Of Life' but certainly the most innocent, and perhaps dullest, of the three. Based on stories by Chaucer the film has been set in England, however the native tongue has been dubbed in Italian with English subtitles. The stories are fairly adult in nature but mostly harmless unlike Pasolini's shocker, "Salo".

      Final thoughts - watch but don't buy unless you're a fan of the director!.

      5 out of 5 stars MASTERPIECE!!!.......2002-01-20

      Literally!!!Brilliant!!!Pasolini is beyond reproach!!!!Go watch yer Hollywood super sound pictures for technical perfection!!!For heart and soul on the screen this is among the best!!
      The Canterbury Tales [Region 2]
      Average customer rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars
      • Some Fun, but Too Raw and Unfocused
      • Maybe the worst Italian film ever
      • A LOAD OF RUBBISH!!!!
      • Good but not Pasolini's finest!
      • MASTERPIECE!!!
      The Canterbury Tales [Region 2]

      ProductGroup: DVD
      Binding: DVD

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      2. Arabian Nights
      3. Pier Paolo Pasolini Collection, Vol. 1 (Oedipus Rex / Porcile / Love Meetings)
      4. Teorema
      5. Pier Paolo Pasolini Collection, Vol. 2 (Accatone / The Hawks and the Sparrows / The Gospel According to Saint Matthew)

      ASIN: B00005K24T

      Customer Reviews:

      2 out of 5 stars Some Fun, but Too Raw and Unfocused.......2005-09-23

      I've read the Canterbury Tales, so I was expecting lots of toilet humor (nakedness, fart jokes, etc.), but this film seems to take it too far. Their were bits that got a chuckle out of me (the Devil's fart, for example) but altogether they Pasolini seems to have enjoyed putting raunchiness in for it's own sake, rather then to further the film.

      There was a few good actors, but too many were horrible. They seemed as though they were reading off cue cards, and were not involved in the scene at all.

      The screenplay didn't help matters. It was a shoddy adaptation with wooden, unmotivated dialogue. Only a few stories were truly based on Chaucer, others were supposedly juxtaposing several stories into one, it didn't work. Pasolini also threw in some Chaucer but at uneven moments only to have the actors butcher the verse.

      Their was some nice cinematography, as far as filming the landscapes, but other then that, relatively insignificant.

      Not being aware of Pasolini's reputation before seeing this film (though I have seen 'Il Decameron', which I enjoyed more) allowed me to view the work from one of two ways, either unschooled in his style, or open to making observations without being influenced by his fame.

      Either way, I was unimpressed.

      1 out of 5 stars Maybe the worst Italian film ever.......2004-07-18

      In the Middle Ages, people generally did not stroll about in brightly colored, shintzy clothes. Especially not when they went on a pilgrimage, "to seek the holy blissful martyr". Roads and streets were not paved. People stank. One cannot convey that in a film, but please pay more attention to set decoration? The standard you would like to attain in that respect was set by Terry Gilliam in "Jabberwocky": shabby poor people, dirty faces, muddy streets. Or "The Name of the Rose".

      Besides, you can only follow this movie if you have read the Canterbury Tales first. Otherwise, it's incomprehensible. By the way, almost all Italian movies I re-view of late seem incomprehensible. I used to like Italian cinema, but its products do not seem to age well. The dialogues usually seem hollow and pretentious. One notable exception: "Kaos".

      1 out of 5 stars A LOAD OF RUBBISH!!!!.......2003-04-27

      I really wasted my money on this one! I was totally disgusted with this movie, it demeaned women in the most part and looked much like cheesey low budget porn film. There was really only one scene in the whole movie that I would have called humourous. The scenes of execution and murder were the most realistic part of the movie that I would even consider crediting the actors. I recommend no one buy this film if they can't stand, sex, violence and women being treated like objects.

      3 out of 5 stars Good but not Pasolini's finest!.......2002-10-03

      "The Canterbury Tales" is second part of Pasolini's 'Trilogy Of Life' but certainly the most innocent, and perhaps dullest, of the three. Based on stories by Chaucer the film has been set in England, however the native tongue has been dubbed in Italian with English subtitles. The stories are fairly adult in nature but mostly harmless unlike Pasolini's shocker, "Salo".

      Final thoughts - watch but don't buy unless you're a fan of the director!.

      5 out of 5 stars MASTERPIECE!!!.......2002-01-20

      Literally!!!Brilliant!!!Pasolini is beyond reproach!!!!Go watch yer Hollywood super sound pictures for technical perfection!!!For heart and soul on the screen this is among the best!!
      Canterbury Tales II
      Average customer rating: Not rated
        Canterbury Tales II

        Manufacturer: Schlessinger Media
        ProductGroup: Video
        Binding: VHS Tape

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        ASIN: B000GRY080

        Product Description

        The second episode of this Modern English adaptation incorporates stunning model animation coupled with traditional cell animation to create a rich and vivid portrayal of Chaucer's literary masterpiece. Includes: The Merchant's Tale, The Pardoner's Tale and The Franklin's Tale as the pilgrims arrive at Canterbury. For Grades 9 and up.
        Canterbury Tales (1972) [Region 2 Import - UK, English Subtitles]
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          Canterbury Tales (1972) [Region 2 Import - UK, English Subtitles]
          Director: Pier Paolo Pasolini
          Manufacturer: BFI
          ProductGroup: DVD
          Binding: DVD

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          ASIN: B000I3PF7W

          Product Description

          he second part of Pasolini's Trilogy of Life (beginning with The Decameron and ending with Arabian Nights), is based on the fourteenth century stories of Geoffrey Chaucer. Plunging with gusto into some of the blackest and bawdiest of the tales, Pasolini celebrates almost every conceivable form of sexual act with a rich, earthy humour and weaves a visual magic that draws on the work of artists such as Bruegel and Bosch.
          Pier Paolo Pasolini Trilogy (Decameron, the Canterbury Tales, Arabian Nights) [Import, Region 4, in Italian with English Subtitles]
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            Pier Paolo Pasolini Trilogy (Decameron, the Canterbury Tales, Arabian Nights) [Import, Region 4, in Italian with English Subtitles]

            ProductGroup: DVD
            Binding: DVD
            ASIN: B000ANBAWY

            Product Description

            Region 4 NTSC Coding . Will NOT be viewable on US/Canada DVD Players. To preview the DVD you need Region 4 or Multi-Region DVD Player The Trilogy includes: Decameron (1971), The Canterbury Tales (1972) , Arabian Nights (1974)
            I Racconti Di Canterbury / The Canterbury Tales - (Russian Import - PAL DVD)
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              I Racconti Di Canterbury / The Canterbury Tales - (Russian Import - PAL DVD)

              Manufacturer: Film Prestige
              ProductGroup: DVD
              Binding: DVD

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              Product Features:
              • - Film Prestige Collection
              • - Deluxe Digipak

              ASIN: B000IGFWSQ

              Product Description

              NO ENGLISH SUBTITLES!!! Brand new and sealed, region free, Russian PAL DVD (not playable on standard US DVD players) edition. Available audio tracks: original DD 2.0 ITALIAN & DD 2.0 RUSSIAN (voice-over). ATTENTION: This is a PAL/Region free DVD. PAL is European video standard which WILL NOT play on regular R1 DVD player (multisystem PAL/NTSC compatible DVD player required). Please, get familiar with all details about DVD video standards and region coding to avoid any misunderstandings ............................................................SYNOPSIS: Italian director Pier Pasolini tells four of the Chaucer tales in this graphic and satirical picture that chronicles the 14th-century's social, sexual, and religious standards in England. In Pasolini's Trilogy of Life, this second entry follows The Decameron and precedes The Arabian Nights.

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