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Lady and the Tramp (50th Anniversary Edition)

starring: Peggy Lee, Barbara Luddy, Larry Roberts (II), Bill Thompson, Bill Baucom
directed by: Wilfred Jackson, Clyde Geronimi, Hamilton Luske

Release Date February 28, 2006
Loved this movie as a kids and wanted it for my kids. They loved it too.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Wallace & Gromit - The Curse of the Were-Rabbit (Widescreen Edition)

starring: Peter Sallis, Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, Peter Kay, Nicholas Smith
directed by: Steve Box, Nick Park

Release Date February 07, 2006
Only Aardman could have come up with a storyline as funny as this one. One of the funniest movies of all time. Not only is the movie very funny but the bonus tracks are hilarious! Well worth the money. Your kids will watch it over and over.

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Hellraiser

starring: Andrew Robinson, Clare Higgins, Ashley Laurence, Sean Chapman, Oliver Smith
directed by: Clive Barker

Release Date September 26, 2000
therefore the best! Pinhead gives you a scary intro into his world of hell! You will be drawn into it, until the end and then you have to buy the 2nd one! Itll keep you coming back for the scares and gore!

CD-Charts Position 4
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The Second Chance

starring: Michael W. Smith, Jeff Obafemi Carr, J. Don Ferguson, Lisa Arrindell Anderson, David Alford
directed by: Steve Taylor (VII)

Release Date July 18, 2006
this movie goes into the cultural differences of christians and the struggle that we must go through to reach the place where god wants us.

CD-Charts Position 5
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Funny Face (50th Anniversary Edition)

starring: Audrey Hepburn, Fred Astaire, Kay Thompson, Michel Auclair, Robert Flemyng
directed by: Stanley Donen

Release Date October 02, 2007
Another fun and cheerful musical, but with a most unusual starring character. Audrey Hepburn is charming and delightful as a philosophical bookworm. I don't buy the romantic relationship between her and Fred Astaire's characters, but Astaire's dancing seems to gloss over that little flaw in the casting. The songs aren't great, but the music helps to keep the story moving. You really have to like the actors in this to enjoy it, because it's not a great story. It's rather sweet and tries to be interesting, but falls short of great. The costumes by Givenchy are incredibly beautiful and Hepburn looks fabulous in them.

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Dust to Glory

starring: Jimmy N. Roberts, Steve McQueen, J.N. Roberts, Sal Fish, James Garner
directed by: Dana Brown (II)

Release Date August 23, 2005
IT IS JUST FANTASTIC, THE PRODUCTION AND THE CONTENT. GREAT! A MUST FOR CARS AND MOTORCYCLE LOVERS.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Radio

starring: Cuba Gooding Jr., Ed Harris, Alfre Woodard, S. Epatha Merkerson, Brent Sexton
directed by: Michael Tollin

Release Date September 07, 2004
A simple film about humanity, humaneness, just plain life and what it should be. The question here is about the place of a mentally disabled person in our society. Is he supposed to be pushed on the side and kept there in the margin or is he supposed to be helped to find a place inside where he could be useful to himself, to others, and happy too? I guess when stated like that the challenge would be accepted by anyone. Asking the question is answering it, as the saying has it. But if we move to the South in the early integration days and if the mentally disabled person is black, what can we do? And asking that second question reveals what it is all about then? Not about the retard as some are going to call him, but about the racial difference. And that is what the film shows ... Read More:

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Inuyasha: Complete Movies Box Set

starring: Noriko Hidaka, Willow Johnson, Brittney Irvin, Hisao Egawa, Hiroaki Hirata
directed by: Masashi Ikeda, Yasunao Aoki, Naoya Aoki

Release Date September 04, 2007
I'm just so happy I found these DVD's! I'm a huge anime fan and they are a great addition to my collection.

CD-Charts Position 9
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Good Morning, Vietnam (Special Edition)

starring: Robin Williams, Forest Whitaker, Tung Thanh Tran, Chintara Sukapatana, Bruno Kirby
directed by: Barry Levinson

Release Date January 10, 2006
When `Good Morning Vietnam' allows itself to be nothing more than entertainment it passes with flying colors. It's the type of movie that really doesn't need too much of a plot. When the film tries to add some substance to its running time is when it starts to fray at the edges.

`Good Morning Vietnam' tells the somewhat true story (as in the film is not entirely faithful to actual events) of Adrian Cronauer, a radio DJ who spiced things up during the Vietnam War. During his stationing in Vietnam he raised the morale of the troupes but also managed to press the buttons of some of the higher officials who saw his approach to broadcast as a slap in the face so-to-speak. Their resistance didn't stop Cronauer from expressing his viewpoints and bucking the system, reading ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 10
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Sally Lockhart Mysteries - Ruby In the Smoke (Masterpiece Theatre)

starring: Billie Piper; Matt Smith (XXXII); Sian Thomas; Kay Lyon; Robert Putt; Trevor Cooper; Robert Glenister; Dominic Coleman; Miles Anderson; Tilly Vosburgh; Chloe Walker (II); Julie Walters; JJ Feild; Ramon Tikaram; Matthew Cureton; Tom Davey; Don Gilet; David Harewood; Kevin Harvey (III); Jason Chan (II)
directed by: Brian Percival

Release Date April 24, 2007
"The Ruby in the Smoke" is adapted from the first book in "The Sally Lockhart Mysteries" series, written by Philip Pullman in the 1980s and 1990s to recall the style of Victorian penny dreadfuls. Indeed, as a I watched this film, I wondered if it had been written at the time it takes place, the 1870s. With its intrepid but pure young heroine, handsome men always quick to help her, opium dens, Dickensonian children, haggish villainess, and an improbable and labyrinthine plot in which key action is not always depicted, this story has the hallmarks of hacks and cheap Victorian melodrama. Maybe there is a little modernization: I doubt that Victorians would have jumped to hire a teenaged female accountant -because she is a woman, whereas now she would be dismissed for being young.
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