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Michael Jackson - Video Greatest Hits - HIStory

starring: Michael DeLorenzo, Simon Fields, Traci Guns, Iman, Michael Jackson
directed by: John Landis, Steve Barron, Gowers, Bruce, Pytka, Joe, Ritts, Herb

Release Date November 13, 2001
I've wanted to get the CD not the DVD. Buyer's mistake. I decided to keep it because I like Michael Jackson. I'm sure this DVD will do it justice, so I decided to keep it.

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No Way Out

starring: Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman, Sean Young, Will Patton, Howard Duff
directed by: Roger Donaldson

Release Date April 25, 2000
It is 1987, mid way through Ronald Reagan's second term. 1987 is the year of the Iran Contra scandal and a big stock market crash. The Cold War with the Soviet Union is still being waged, but soon it will come to an end. George H. W. Bush and Dan Quayle will be our next president and vice president. Naval hero Tom Farrell (Kevin Costner) is summoned to the pentagon by Secretary of Defense, David Brice (Gene Hackman). At a posh political function the dashing commander hits on a glamorous woman and is shot down. But he makes a brash exit, claiming she is interested, and she follows him to the bar. As they get to know each other, they exchange these tender words:

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Susan Atwell: Are you one of them?
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L.A. Story (15th Anniversary Edition)

starring: Steve Martin, Victoria Tennant, Richard E. Grant, Marilu Henner, Sarah Jessica Parker
directed by: Mick Jackson

Release Date June 13, 2006
LA Story is a delight to watch. just wondering if this version has deleted scenes as a special feature. There is a deleted scene with John Lithgow as a producer of a musical play meeting with Steve Martin at an outdoor cafe that is so funny. The language used was a ratings barrier that would have limited the audience at the time.

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Exit to Eden

starring: Dan Aykroyd, Dana Delany, Hector Elizondo, Laura Harring, Tom Hines

Release Date April 02, 2002
What were they thinking? Perhaps director Garry Marshall thought he could do for S&M what he'd done for the women of the evening in Pretty Woman. Wrap up an edgy topic in a big cute bow, and through humor make it palatable, even entertaining, to the masses. But you thought wrong Mr. Marshall. Actually, it is a surprisingly entertaining movie, it is just that most of the humor is unintentional. You can't believe the movie got green lighted when it was so obviously doomed to be a disaster.

They took a novel by Anne Rice, written under the pseudonym of Anne Rampling (a name she chose as a tribute to actress Charlotte Rampling) and then they grafted on a totally gratuitous story about international jewell thieves and the cops (played by ... Read More:

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House Party 2

starring: Christopher Reid, Christopher Martin, Martin Lawrence, Bow-Legged Lou, Paul Anthony
directed by: Doug McHenry, George Jackson (III)

Release Date June 13, 2000
do not like any of the house party movies but a neice does so i give it 1 star and my neice gives it four stars, she like all of them

CD-Charts Position 6
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L.A. Story

starring: Steve Martin, Victoria Tennant, Richard E. Grant, Marilu Henner, Sarah Jessica Parker
directed by: Mick Jackson

Release Date August 14, 2001
LA Story is a delight to watch. just wondering if this version has deleted scenes as a special feature. There is a deleted scene with John Lithgow as a producer of a musical play meeting with Steve Martin at an outdoor cafe that is so funny. The language used was a ratings barrier that would have limited the audience at the time.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Kiddy Grade Box Set

starring: Iman Nazemzadeh, Andre Edmunson, Kate Bristol, Bill Kirkley, Chris Patton
directed by: Keiji Gotoh

Release Date July 25, 2006
this was not that great its a little boring play magazine gave it an A theirs animation that funimation comes out with thats really not that great. I have this boxset and theirs really talking in it and some action, in 2004 after hearing it come out on tv i thought it was going to be interesting with fun action and comedy but when i got the boxset i sad this is a waste of time funimation will tell you their animation is good but they say that to get your money but otherwise this was okay.

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Kiddy Grade - The Peacekeeper (Vol. 1)

starring: Iman Nazemzadeh, Andre Edmunson, Kate Bristol, Bill Kirkley, Chris Patton
directed by: Keiji Gotoh

Release Date February 10, 2004
When I first saw this show, and watched Eclair in action with the robots, I thought 'Oh, it's THAT kind of show.' But I was wrong. Kiddy Grade is simply awesome. The characters are very interesting,ranging from "abilities" controlled and decided by that person's heredity. The storyline is different,too. In star century 0165, the Global Union was born,and to provide impartial mediator's to the various planetary governments of the Global Union, the GOTT (Galactic Organization of Trades and Tariffs) was formed to settle economic disputes amongst the members planets. Existing in the GOTT's shadows are E.S. (Encounter of Shadow) members that serves as the GOTT's primary law enforcement organization. E.S. members are grouped into pairs, usually having different ... Read More:

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Kiddy Grade - Mirror Image (Vol. 6)

starring: Iman Nazemzadeh, Andre Edmunson, Kate Bristol, Bill Kirkley, Chris Patton
directed by: Keiji Gotoh

Release Date September 07, 2004
This DVD picks up after the destruction of the G.O.T.T. headquarters by Lumiere and Eclair.

This is definitely one of the more complicated DVD's in the series. The role of Armblast and the Global Union becomes more involved as Lumiere and Ecalir become to grow increasingly militaristic in their running of the new G.O.T.T which now includes a clone army of Lumiere and Eclair. Some of the original missions are revisited and idle plots begin to come together; including the reason for Ecalir's strange dreams and feelings towards innocent people.

The only downside is that with all the different Lumiere's and Eclair's that feature in the series, it becomes a little difficult to distinguish who's who. However, I let myself be guided by the ... Read More:

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L.A. Story

starring: Steve Martin, Victoria Tennant, Richard E. Grant, Marilu Henner, Sarah Jessica Parker
directed by: Mick Jackson

Release Date May 20, 1998
LA Story is a delight to watch. just wondering if this version has deleted scenes as a special feature. There is a deleted scene with John Lithgow as a producer of a musical play meeting with Steve Martin at an outdoor cafe that is so funny. The language used was a ratings barrier that would have limited the audience at the time.