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The Secret of NIMH (2-Disc Family Fun Edition)

starring: Derek Jacobi, Elizabeth Hartman, Arthur Malet, Dom DeLuise, Hermione Baddeley
directed by: Don Bluth

Release Date June 19, 2007
This has always been one of my favorite animated films. It follows the novel pretty well, and is just really enjoyable to watch. I absolutely recommend it.

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The Secret of NIMH

starring: Derek Jacobi, Elizabeth Hartman, Arthur Malet, Dom DeLuise, Hermione Baddeley
directed by: Don Bluth

Release Date November 17, 1998
This has always been one of my favorite animated films. It follows the novel pretty well, and is just really enjoyable to watch. I absolutely recommend it.

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Windsor Castle - A Royal Year

starring: Barbara Flynn, Queen Elizabeth II, Edward Griffiths, Jodie Kidd, Ray Wheaton
directed by: Matt Reid (II)

Release Date March 14, 2006
I bought this as I am both fascinated and repelled by the British monarchy. The pomp and ceremony are quite interesting and way over the top (Christmas caroling to the queen's horses in the royal stables!). QE2 comes off as stodgy and not in touch with the real world. As an American, after viewing this DVD, I really cannot decide which is worse -- spending thousands of dollars for a toilet on a US government jet or having a guy on the government payroll whose entire career is dedicated to raising the flag once a week at the exact moment the Queen's limo is entering Windsor Castle. What a great gig! The volunteer bell ringers were also funny -- ringing away in honor of the birthdays of various members of the royal family. Very entertaining.

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Good News

starring: June Allyson, Peter Lawford, Patricia Marshall, Joan McCracken, Ray McDonald
directed by: Charles Walters

Release Date September 19, 2000
Good News...what can I say about this movie? It's one of my favorites!
The story is about Connie Lane (June Allyson) and Tommy Marlowe (Peter Lawford). Tommy is the big man on campus, why he's captain of the football team! Then he meets Pat McLellan (Patricia Marshall) and she couldn't care less. She only wants a man for his wealth *ahem* of culture! So While Tommy is trying to figure out how to win Pat he meets Connie. And, well that's really where it starts get interesting.
The B plot is about Bobby Turner ( Ray McDonald) and Babe Doolittle (Joan McCracken). Babe is dating football player Beef (Sadly I can't remember that actor's name!) but she's crazy about little ol' Bobby, who's scared to death of Beef!
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RED RYDER DOUBLE FEATURE Vol 1: San Antonio Kid & Cheyenne Wildcat

starring: Don 'Red' Barry, Noah Beery, Tommy Cook, Maude Allen, Vivian Austin
directed by: William Witney, John English

Release Date June 25, 2002
It is hard to watch this movie today without the haunting image of the real life Donald Barry. There were good reasons for this serial's success and Barry was set to become a Republic Saturday regular with no reason for fans to compare him with Bill Elliot. William Lava, one of Republic's resident geniuses, penned one of the very best western musical themes ever heard and a generation would have associated it with Don Barry, short or tall. How sad. What a pity to see people so ruled and destroyed by their own personality. So I refer the reader to the several good reviews of the Red Ryder movies on this web site.

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The Adventures of Red Ryder

starring: Don 'Red' Barry, Noah Beery, Tommy Cook, Maude Allen, Vivian Austin
directed by: William Witney, John English

Release Date October 31, 2000
It is hard to watch this movie today without the haunting image of the real life Donald Barry. There were good reasons for this serial's success and Barry was set to become a Republic Saturday regular with no reason for fans to compare him with Bill Elliot. William Lava, one of Republic's resident geniuses, penned one of the very best western musical themes ever heard and a generation would have associated it with Don Barry, short or tall. How sad. What a pity to see people so ruled and destroyed by their own personality. So I refer the reader to the several good reviews of the Red Ryder movies on this web site.

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The Secret of Nimh

starring: Hermione Baddeley, Lucille Bliss, John Carradine, Shannen Doherty, Ian Fried

Release Date March 04, 2008
It is hard to watch this movie today without the haunting image of the real life Donald Barry. There were good reasons for this serial's success and Barry was set to become a Republic Saturday regular with no reason for fans to compare him with Bill Elliot. William Lava, one of Republic's resident geniuses, penned one of the very best western musical themes ever heard and a generation would have associated it with Don Barry, short or tall. How sad. What a pity to see people so ruled and destroyed by their own personality. So I refer the reader to the several good reviews of the Red Ryder movies on this web site.

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The Secret of NIMH [Region 2]

starring: Derek Jacobi, Elizabeth Hartman, Arthur Malet, Dom DeLuise, Hermione Baddeley
directed by: Don Bluth

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This has always been one of my favorite animated films. It follows the novel pretty well, and is just really enjoyable to watch. I absolutely recommend it.

CD-Charts Position 9
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The Secret of NIMH [Region 2]

starring: Derek Jacobi, Elizabeth Hartman, Arthur Malet, Dom DeLuise, Hermione Baddeley
directed by: Don Bluth

Release Date
This has always been one of my favorite animated films. It follows the novel pretty well, and is just really enjoyable to watch. I absolutely recommend it.

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Secret of Nimh

starring: Derek Jacobi, Elizabeth Hartman, Arthur Malet, Dom DeLuise, Hermione Baddeley
directed by: Don Bluth

Release Date August 01, 2006
This has always been one of my favorite animated films. It follows the novel pretty well, and is just really enjoyable to watch. I absolutely recommend it.