Firestarter (1984)

Am from Kenya and am desparetly trying to get my hands on this movie I watched long time called;(FIRESTARTER)?

Anyone willing to get me this movie I really love it and would wish to watch it again- By Drew Barrymore(1984)?Please Please

You can BUY it from a store or eBay! No one will just come to you and hand it over!!

Firestarter [1984] – Part 01 Of 12

Firestarter: Music From The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack $11.98 ...

Firestarter [VHS] $2.83 Stephen King wasn't exactly in peak form when he wrote Firestarter, so this 1984 movie adaptation was at a disadvantage even before the cameras rolled. There were so many King movies being made at the time that this one's weaknesses became even more apparent. In her first film role after her memorable appearance in E.T., Drew Barrymore stars as a little girl whose parents acquired strange mental p...

Gallery Adult Magazine July 1984 Fire Storm's X-Rated Firestarter Rikki Harte ...

The Movie Magazine (Michael Pare...Streets of Fire , Stephen King's Firestarter , The Last Starfighter, Spring 1984) ...

Firestarter Files (The Public and Private of Franklin Jones, Sr. 1981-1984, Volume 3) Excerpt from Fire Starter: " If we could just arrange a movement to burn Reagan and Jesse Helms at the stake, I can think of no better use to be made of my old files than as a firestarter for the occasion. Even the smoke from some of my burning opinions might be acrid in their nostrils, and make their passing less pleasant." To J. Edwin Smith, May 17th, 1983...

Firestarter Two-Movie Collection $10.37 Firestarter and Firestarter 2 are combined on this twin-pack from Universal. Each is presented in its original aspect ratio. English, Spanish, and French soundtracks are rendered in Dolby Digital 5.1. Spanish and French subtitles are accessible. Supplemental materials include information on the cast and crew. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Firestarter 2: Rekindled $9.96 The child who could start fires with her mind is all grown up and still trying to find out the truth about what happened to her in this made-for-TV sequel to the sci-fi fantasy Firestarter. Nearly 20 years ago, Charlene "Charlie" McGee (Marguerite Moreau) was trained by a mysterious government organization who wanted to exploit her special and very dangerous gift, though Charlie learned the government operatives were not to be trusted when they murdered her parents. Charlie ran away from them as a child, but now in her mid-twenties, she's decided she wants to know more about the people who shaped her strange destiny -- just as Rainbird (Malcolm McDowell), the man who shaped Charlie's pyrotechnic gift years before, finally finds her after years of search. To Charlie's horror, she discovers a number of other children with bizarre talents. Charlie is soon on the run from Rainbird again, and her only allies in flight are a former associate of Rainbird turned enemy of the state (Danny Nucci) and fellow test subject (Dennis Hopper). Firestarter: Rekindled originally aired as a two-part miniseries on the Sci-Fi network on March 10 and 11, 2002. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi

Renata Scotto: The 1984 Tokyo Recital $21.15 Renata Scotto: The 1984 Tokyo Recital

Class of 1984 $8.24 A music teacher (Perry King) at a tough Los Angeles high school reaches out to his students with the gift of music -- only to find a gang of sadistic punk rockers is actively dissuading new members from joining the orchestra. Not only are the punkers sadistic; they are also led by the nefarious Timothy Van Patten (sporting Willie Aames-style blow-dried hair). The plot development: Van Patten is a musical prodigy, as he proves by banging out some angry classical tunes on the school Baldwin in front of the teacher's startled class. King tries to befriend the lad, but he rejects the offer with scorn. When King attempts to settle for a truce with the gang leader in order to end his students' harassment, he finds himself targeted for a slowly-escalating campaign of terror, culminating in a deadly game of hide-and-seek in the high school after hours. One by one, King faces the murderous gang; one by one, teenagers die in a succession of increasingly violent fashions as the already-exploitive film degenerates into a Death Wish clone. As a feature film, Class of 1984 seems more like it was made for television. The plot is completely contrived; the characters are unbelievable (especially the punks, who seem to be the sort of punks that exist only in the imaginations of "B"-grade Hollywood film directors), and the production values are poor. Yet Class of 1984 has a certain charm, a certain earnestness that makes it watchable, if unintentionally amusing. The film includes a soundtrack by Alice Cooper which includes the stirring anthem "I Am the Future." Another point of interest: this may be the only film including a scene in which Michael J. Fox is stabbed during a prison-style cafeteria riot. ~ Jeremy Beday, Rovi

David Soul: Live In Concert June 18th 1984 $9.14 David Soul: Live In Concert June 18th 1984

Samhain: Live 1984 Stardust Ballroom $13.64 This program captures a performance by the band Samhain at the now demolished Stardust Ballroom in 1984. ~ Cammila Albertson, Rovi

Footloose (1984) $9.74 Kevin Bacon, Lori Singer, Dianne Wiest, John Lithgow. After his parents divorce, a Chicago teenager is forced to move to a conservative rural town and tries to overturn the laws prohibiting public dancing. Bonus features include commentary and interviews with Kevin Bacon and Sarah Jessica Parker. 1984/color/107 min/PG/widescreen.

Carmen (1984) $19.48 All the passion and spectacle of Bizet's Carmen comes to life in this dazzling screen opera starring Placido Domingo and Julia Migenes-Johnson. In 19th century Seville, the lusty, tempestuous Carmen (Migenes-Johnson) seduces a naive Army corporal, Don Jose (Domingo), newly assigned to the village fortress. Jose abandons his career, his fiancee and even his dying mother for the love of this sultry gypsy. But soon she spurns him in favor of a toreador, Escamillo (Ruggero Raimondi). Crazed with jealousy, Jose begs Carmen to return to him, but her taunting declaration of independence results in tragedy. Shot entirely on location in Andalusia Spain, Bizet's Carmen has been hailed as the definitive version of this classic opera. Superbly directed by Francesco Rosi (Illustrious Corpses).