Love Letters

Yes, I'm the fool who keeps ordering VHS copies of "Love Letters" from three different manufacturers. I keep thinking I'll stumble across an unrated, unexpurgated version that shows all of Ms. Curtis's attributes (like I saw in the movie theater), but, alas, no matter how they describe their products, you pop them in and lo-and-behold you find that they are missing the ten crucial minutes that makes the unrated version a "collectible". I have to say this version by New Concorde uses some inventive advertising. The box admits its the dreaded 84 minutes again, while the label on the cassette itself boldly claims to be 94 minutes. Wow, you get an extra ten minutes of the good stuff, right? Well yes, at least if by the "good stuff" is meant the inclusion of an innocuous trailer, the blank part of the tape that leads to the trailer, and the black part of tape seen after the credits. 94 minutes of tease and no payoff! Fooled again. So you are thinking why not go and buy the DVD, fool. This fool did. Even though the DVD is a better transfer of the film it still does not include the good stuff. Oh well, maybe the lesson was learned this time around. Anyone wanna buy four VHS tapes of the movie "Love Letters"? How about buy three and get one free? No takers - then how about buy two and get two free? No - well how about buy one and get three free? Didn't think so...

dated but an interesting take, i do wonder ... how this was taped or where it did come from ...it is not the greatest of quality?? i have always enjoyed Jaime Lee Curtis movies ...she rocks!! never have heard of this one??!

I bought this because it said in the description for the blu-ray that it was the full version, well i watched it, it is still a cut version, its 88 minutes thats one hour 28 minutes the original length is 98 minutes that would be one hour 28 minutes, this is the same cut version that was on vhs.

Jamie gave a brilliance performance on the main character. It teaches us to love one another but not to cross the base line. Watch it for yourself. An hidden gem .

This movie is a little bit hard to get as it is no longer manufactured.Amazon.com has a list of sellers who own a copy.They're a little pricey but if you are a Jamie Lee Curtis fan this movie probably should be part of your collection.In this movie Jamie plays a DJ with an ailing mother.Her father seems a caring husband as he spends his time by his wifes bedside.It is after tne mother/wife dies that things begin to happen. The relationship between daughter and father spins quickly out control when the father takes to drinking to ease his pain.The father becomes abusive when drunk. The daughter (Jamie) finds some relief of sorrow by going through her mother's things.Here lies a great supprise.A package of letters hidden away revealing that her mother had a lover.Some how this revelation stirs a hunger in the daughter to pursue a similiar course.Enter James Keach. A photographer of some renoun Jamie's character is not only familiar with him and his work but is quite excited that she might meet him. Meet him she does and an affair developes. James character is up front with her in stating that he had nothing to offer her and she accepts those terms in the beginning. But, as the affair continues she finds she needs more.She becomes irrational in her quest of love even allowing a great job opportunity to slip through her grasp.All hope is placed in this affair.Everything blows up in a scene outside of James character's house where his wife and child can see.The real redeeming quality of the movie comes in the end where a time of healing is presented when Jamie's character meets her mother's lover. This is only one of two movies that I know of where Jamie does a couple of nude scenes. There doesn't seem to be much care in the quality of the lighting while filming. This was my biggest gripe.

Excellent condition no scratches and great quality and really quick delivery

It's Jamie doing it, and doing it again!!

Excellent quality and timely delivery.

Actress was doing a Good Job ...!!!

Never heard of this movie til very recently.. while the plot and ending are dry, Jamie Lee curtis saves this one!