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Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation

starring: James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara, Fabian, John Saxon, Marie Wilson
directed by: Henry Koster

Release Date September 06, 2005
This movie is a beloved memory from decades ago. Classic Jimmy Stewart and typical for movies of its time. No deep meaning, no social commentary, just a light-hearted look at how life used to be.

CD-Charts Position 2
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Twelfth Night

starring: Imogen Stubbs, Steven Mackintosh, Nicholas Farrell, Sydney Livingstone, Ben Kingsley
directed by: Trevor Nunn

Release Date August 30, 2005
I should acknowledge, first of all, that this is probably my favorite of Shakespeare's plays; therefore, I'm inclined to be biased. Still, I loved this movie.

In particular, I was delighted to see Ben Kingsley as Feste the Jester and was impressed that he could sing so well.

I also really enjoyed the scenes wherein Olivia (Helena Bonham Carter) is being wooed by Viola (Imogen Stubbs) for the Duke (Toby Stephens). I liked the banter and the irony of the first scene in particular.

CD-Charts Position 3
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James Taylor Live at the Beacon Theatre

starring: James Taylor, Valerie Carter
directed by: Beth McCarthy-Miller

Release Date October 07, 1998
I was amazed by the quality of this concert DVD. The audio and production standards applied to this project were tremendous. I have had a number of friends over to watch "Live at the Beacon" and you couldn't have a better keepsake of/or introduction to a James Taylor experience.

CD-Charts Position 4
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Jackson Browne: Going Home [Region 2]

starring: Jackson Browne, Mark Goldenberg, Jeff Young (VIII), Kevin McCormick (III), Scott Thurston
directed by: Janice Engel

Release Date
If you're a fan - buy it - don't even think about it. If you know his music buy it to gain a better understanding of his skill as a live performer. His music has stood the test of time and is as relevant now as when it was written - more so in the case of Lives in the Balance. Great music DVD.

CD-Charts Position 5
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James Taylor: Live at the Beacon Theater

starring: James Taylor, Valerie Carter
directed by: Beth McCarthy-Miller

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I was amazed by the quality of this concert DVD. The audio and production standards applied to this project were tremendous. I have had a number of friends over to watch "Live at the Beacon" and you couldn't have a better keepsake of/or introduction to a James Taylor experience.

CD-Charts Position 6
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Twelfth Night: Or What You Will [Region 2]

starring: Imogen Stubbs, Steven Mackintosh, Nicholas Farrell, Sydney Livingstone, Ben Kingsley
directed by: Trevor Nunn

Release Date
I should acknowledge, first of all, that this is probably my favorite of Shakespeare's plays; therefore, I'm inclined to be biased. Still, I loved this movie.

In particular, I was delighted to see Ben Kingsley as Feste the Jester and was impressed that he could sing so well.

I also really enjoyed the scenes wherein Olivia (Helena Bonham Carter) is being wooed by Viola (Imogen Stubbs) for the Duke (Toby Stephens). I liked the banter and the irony of the first scene in particular.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Twelfth Night: Or What You Will [Region 2]

starring: Imogen Stubbs, Steven Mackintosh, Nicholas Farrell, Sydney Livingstone, Ben Kingsley
directed by: Trevor Nunn

Release Date
I should acknowledge, first of all, that this is probably my favorite of Shakespeare's plays; therefore, I'm inclined to be biased. Still, I loved this movie.

In particular, I was delighted to see Ben Kingsley as Feste the Jester and was impressed that he could sing so well.

I also really enjoyed the scenes wherein Olivia (Helena Bonham Carter) is being wooed by Viola (Imogen Stubbs) for the Duke (Toby Stephens). I liked the banter and the irony of the first scene in particular.

CD-Charts Position 8
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Movie Toons 3-Pack, Vol. 2 (My Fair Madeline / Sabrina the Teenage Witch Friends Forever / Groove Squad)

starring: Jennifer Love Hewitt, Andrea Libman, Tina Bush, Valerie Sing Turner, Kathleen Barr
directed by: Patrick A. Ventura, Scott Heming

Release Date October 07, 2003
I should acknowledge, first of all, that this is probably my favorite of Shakespeare's plays; therefore, I'm inclined to be biased. Still, I loved this movie.

In particular, I was delighted to see Ben Kingsley as Feste the Jester and was impressed that he could sing so well.

I also really enjoyed the scenes wherein Olivia (Helena Bonham Carter) is being wooed by Viola (Imogen Stubbs) for the Duke (Toby Stephens). I liked the banter and the irony of the first scene in particular.