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Barney's Read with Me Dance with Me
Starring: Bob West (IV) , Julie Johnson , Patty Wirtz , Brice Armstrong , and Todd Duffey Director: Fred Holmes (II) , and Bruce Deck Manufacturer: Lyons / Hit Ent. ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items:
ASIN: B00008DYQ5 Release Date: 2003-04-08 |
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Barney is back with a new generation of kid actors, a music video, and BJ in a tutu. Gone is the old treehouse; Barney and buddies now hang out in a hip refurbished caboose. First up is a lesson about reading in which books inspire the children to act out stories and write their own. In the second story, BJ doesn't want to dance ballet with his sister Baby Bop, until the kids explain that he can put his own spin on it--and take off the tutu. The reinvigorated dinosaur even mildly displays some urban flair when one girl dances to rap. With the incessant adult Barney-bashing of the past, his new owners had the stated purpose of getting parents on their side this time. In that respect, the good news is that both the setting and the child actors seem less artificial, and one of the girls even has a lovely singing voice. (Ages 2 to 5) --Kimberly HeinrichsCustomer Reviews:
Take it or Leave it.......2004-09-14
Maybe for older children.......2003-08-20
How I rated
*Educational value: the DVD does encourage reading and activity.
Entertaining to children: my daughter doesn't really like this video all that much
Entertaining to adults: I can't stand to sit through it
*cost: on par with most videos
general: nothing else really good to say about this, and in fact took a star away because of the annoying ads in the front. YOu have to fast forward through them and you can't simply skip to the menu. I hate this.
Very disappointed........2003-08-02
My 2 and 3 year old boys did not sit to watch this for more than 2 or 3 minutes, I can't explain why. We did sit down to get relaxed towards the end and discovered that this does not end with Barney's Famous "I love you" song... It ended rather apruptly. This might sound silly - but the kids get to knowing when the video is coming to an end... and bedtime is near... :-)
I am also disappointed in the new Barney videos which run like a VHS tape, you cannot jump to favorite songs, you have to fast forward and rewind. This does not work well at bedtime when we need to get closer to the end... they can see what's being fast forwarded past...not good.
VERY DISAPPOINTED! I want the old Barney and the old kids back!
Baby Bop ROCKS!.......2003-06-14
Where is the old Barney??.......2003-06-09
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Hit Me
Starring: Elias Koteas , Laure Marsac , Jay Leggett , Bruce Ramsay , and Kevin J. O'Connor Director: Steven Shainberg Manufacturer: Lions Gate ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items: ASIN: B00008H2KY Release Date: 2003-04-08 |
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HIT ME is a miss.......2003-07-23
Coen-Lite.......2003-07-16
In the end, HIT ME plays out much like a Coen Brothers production (BLOOD SIMPLE, FARGO, etc.) only heavily watered down.
Elias Koteas plays Sonny, a bellhop at the long-dying Stillwell Hotel. He's too old to start thinking about his future, and he's not quite young enough to remember the lessons of his youth. He lives in the moment, which the director (SECRETARY's Steven Shainberg) displays at great length with Sonny's closeups of rehearsing his room service delivery skills while riding the elevator. Still, one scheming friend and a tryst with a beautiful Canadian hustler later, Sonny finds himself wrapped up in the middle of a heist, stealing money from patrons holed up at the Stillwell for an annual poker game.
Adapted from Jim Thompson's novel, "A Swell Looking Babe," Denis Johnson makes some curious choices with the screenplay that probably wouldn't have found wider success in Hollywood unless he had incorporated a happier ending. That's one of the plagues of Thompson's books: don't expect a rosy ending, and HIT ME follows suit with more than its fair share of twists and turns. After all, the beauty of noir is that nothing -- even the most perfectly hatched sting -- goes off without a hitch. The film manages to keep the viewer guessing -- up to a point -- but the formulaic pacing could've packed a stronger jolt in the climax.
Still, what director Shainberg learned from HIT ME he puts to far greater use in SECRETARY: in that film, the underdog is allowed moments of glory, and characters are allowed to blossom into their own personal level of happiness, albeit slightly perverted. Here, within the oft-traveled hotel corridors and Sonny's filthy living room set of HIT ME, the greatest obstacle the story presents is the duldrums of Sonny's life: come the film's conclusion, he's in a far worse place than when the whole affair began.
Fun film, but a little too long........2003-04-27
This film was done in 1998, but just released on video/DVD cause it was done by the director who did "Secretary." This film I wouldn't put in "Film Noir" class like the back of box says, but I guess in the new genre of sorts: Post-Tarantino.
This movie is perfect for a rental. Instead of picking the usual Hollywood BS, you should give this one a shot. William H. Macy has a very small role so be warned when you see him on the cover.
Disappointing entry in the Film Noir genre.......2003-04-21
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Barney's Read with Me Dance with Me
Starring: Barney Manufacturer: Lyons / Hit Ent. ProductGroup: Video Binding: VHS Tape Similar Items:
ASIN: B00008DYQ4 Release Date: 2003-04-08 |
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Barney is back with a new generation of kid actors, a music video, and BJ in a tutu. Gone is the old treehouse; Barney and buddies now hang out in a hip refurbished caboose. First up is a lesson about reading in which books inspire the children to act out stories and write their own. In the second story, BJ doesn't want to dance ballet with his sister Baby Bop, until the kids explain that he can put his own spin on it--and take off the tutu. The reinvigorated dinosaur even mildly displays some urban flair when one girl dances to rap. With the incessant adult Barney-bashing of the past, his new owners had the stated purpose of getting parents on their side this time. In that respect, the good news is that both the setting and the child actors seem less artificial, and one of the girls even has a lovely singing voice. (Ages 2 to 5) --Kimberly HeinrichsCustomer Reviews:
Take it or Leave it.......2004-09-14
Maybe for older children.......2003-08-20
How I rated
*Educational value: the DVD does encourage reading and activity.
Entertaining to children: my daughter doesn't really like this video all that much
Entertaining to adults: I can't stand to sit through it
*cost: on par with most videos
general: nothing else really good to say about this, and in fact took a star away because of the annoying ads in the front. YOu have to fast forward through them and you can't simply skip to the menu. I hate this.
Very disappointed........2003-08-02
My 2 and 3 year old boys did not sit to watch this for more than 2 or 3 minutes, I can't explain why. We did sit down to get relaxed towards the end and discovered that this does not end with Barney's Famous "I love you" song... It ended rather apruptly. This might sound silly - but the kids get to knowing when the video is coming to an end... and bedtime is near... :-)
I am also disappointed in the new Barney videos which run like a VHS tape, you cannot jump to favorite songs, you have to fast forward and rewind. This does not work well at bedtime when we need to get closer to the end... they can see what's being fast forwarded past...not good.
VERY DISAPPOINTED! I want the old Barney and the old kids back!
Baby Bop ROCKS!.......2003-06-14
Where is the old Barney??.......2003-06-09
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Best of the Best
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ASIN: B0009VH7UQ |
Product Description
TRACK LISTING: 1) Trouble; 2) Guitar Man; 3) Lawdy Miss Clawdy; 4) Baby What You Want Me To Do; 5) Heartbreak Hotel; 6) Hound Dog; 7) All Shook Up; 8) Can't Help Falling In Love; 9) Jailhouse Rock; 10) Don't Be Cruel; 11) Love Me Tender; 12) Gospel Medley; 13) That's All Right; 14) Tiger Man; 15) Trying To Get To You; 16) Baby What You Want Me To Do (reprise); 17) One Night (With You); 18) Memories; 19) Nothingsville; 20) Guitar Man (reprise); 21) Let Yourself Go; 22) Guitar Man (reprise); 23) Big Boss Man; 24) It Hurts Me; 25) Guitar Man (reprise); 26) Little Egypt; 27) Trouble (reprise); 28) Guitar Man (reprise); 29) If I Can Dream; 30) Closing Credits.Customer Reviews:
The King.......2006-05-07
ABSOLUTELY AND FABULOUSLY THE BEST OF ELVIS.......2005-08-09
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Mom, Can You Teach Me How To Hit?
Starring: Bobby Woods Director: Robert Woods Manufacturer: Bobby Woods Productions ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000CCTFR Release Date: 2003-04-15 |
Description
Learn the TOP HAND Release and Hit Like the Pros!Dear Parents,
Have you ever watched your son or daughter struggle at he plate and wished that there was something you could do to help them? You've practiced with them , you've provided comfort and encouragement- but even that can only go so far in improving your child's performance and confidence when it comes to hitting the ball.
What you need is a way of teaching your child the fundamentals of hitting that will be fun and educational.
Bobby Woods'instructional DVD "Mom, Can You Teach Me How To Hit? is the ANSWER!
This lively 75-minue DVD is designed to help both you and your child understand the process of becoming a better hitter in baseball and softball.
In "Mom, Can You Teach Me How To Hit" you get to spend the afternoon with former Chicago Cub Bobby Woods in New York City's Central Park as he teaches a mother and her son the most important principles of hitting including the "Top Hand Release" style of hitting. Woods, who has won 5 Coach of the year awards at the high school and college levels, will show you and your child everything you need to know to improve your hitting performance, including:
. Muscle Memory
. Stance
. Weight transference
. Grip
. Rhythm
. Hitting inside out
. Balance
. Power
. The launch position
. Using your hands
. The short quick swing
. Seeing the ball
. Mental imagery
. The stride
. Follow through
. Using the whole field
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DON'T LET THE TITLE FOOL YOU!.......2005-11-10
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The Beatles - Greatest Hits - Gold Live & Music
ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD ASIN: B000C9U4ZA |
Product Description
TRACKS: 1) All My Loving; 2) Till There Was You; 3) She Loves You; 4) I Wanna Hold Your Hand; 5) I Saw Her Standing There; 6) From Me To You; 7) This Boy; 8) Please, Please Me; 9) Twist And Shout; 10) Fool on the Hill; 12) I am the Walrus; 13) Blue Jay Way; 14) Your Mother Should Know. ++++ DVD FEATURES: This officially licensed release from South Korea is All-Region NTSC Code 0 (playable worldwide) with 4:3 Full Screen display and Dolby Digital 2.0/THX Surround Sound in ENGLISH.
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Hit Me
Starring: Andy Allen , Michael Aranda , Camden Brady , Aijerdin Elez , and Max Freeman Manufacturer: Monarch Video ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD ASIN: B000BRBA74 Release Date: 2005-12-20 |
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Illogical But You May Not Care.......2007-04-17
Pretty kickin for an Indy film.......2006-08-16
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Tom Jones - 40 Smash Hits
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ASIN: B000BJPF82 |
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Tom Jones has sustained his popularity for more than three decades. His recordings have spanned the spectrum from Pop and Rock to Standards, Rhythm & Blues to Rockabilly, Country to Dance and contemporary urban sounds. He is a vocal powerhouse with the ability to give his audience every ounce of his energy, enthusiasm & concentration. Tom is a natural a Welshman, a worker and an artist whose charismatic persona makes him one of the most respected, admired and loved performers in modern music. TRACK LIST: 1) Green Green Grass Of Home; 2) Fools Rush In; 3) Fever; 4) We Don't Talk Anymore; 5) She's a Lady; 6) Daughter Of Darkness; 7) Say You'll Stay Until Tomorrow; 8) Take it to the Limit; 9) Save The Last Dance For Me; 10) Too Much Too Little Too Late (with Deniece Williams); 11) Behind Closed Doors; 12) Starting Over; 13) Upside Down (with Dusty Springfield); 14) Baby Face; 15) Such a Night; 16) Heartbreak Hotel; 17) Spanish Eyes; 18) Oh Pretty Woman; 19) Ain't it Funny How Time Slips Away; 20) You Are The Sunshine of My Life; 21) What's New Pussycat; 22) Love Me Tonight; 23) Do Ya Think I'm Sexy; 24) Let It Be; 25) Darlin'; 26) A Heartache Tonight; 27) Four Walls; 28) I Can See Clearly Now; 29) Cupid; 30) Delilah; 31) Endless Love (with Dionne Warwick); 32) I Get a Kick Out of You (with Juliet Prowse); 33) Spanish Harlem; 34) 9 to 5; 35) Don't Be Cruel; 36) Hound Dog; 37) Memphis Tennessee; 38) Lady Madonna; 39) Breaking Up is Hard to Do; 40) Rock and Roll Music. ++++ DVD FEATURES: This officially licensed release from South Korea is All-Region NTSC Code 0 (plays worldwide) and has 4:3 Full Screen dis;pay with Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo and 5.1 Surround Sound in ENGLISH.
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Tom Jones - 40 Smash Hits (Import)
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ASIN: B000UF0VAO |
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Tom Jones has sustained his popularity for more than three decades. His recordings have spanned the spectrum from Pop & Rock to Standardss, R & B, to Rockabilly, Country, to Dance, and contemporary urban sounds. 40 Tracks include: Green Green Grass of Home - She's A Lady - Daughter of Darkness - Say You'll Stay Until Tomorrow - Heartbreak Hotel - Spanish Eyes - What's New Pussycat - Love Me Tonight - Four Walls - Cupid - Delilah - Spanish Harlem - Don't Be Cruel - Memphis Tennessee - Fever - Let It Be - Ain't It Funny How Time Slips Away, and many more.
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Hit Me [Region 2]
Starring: Elias Koteas , Laure Marsac , Jay Leggett , Bruce Ramsay , and Kevin J. O'Connor Director: Steven Shainberg ProductGroup: DVD Binding: DVD Similar Items: ASIN: B00004VYDZ |
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HIT ME is a miss.......2003-07-23
Coen-Lite.......2003-07-16
In the end, HIT ME plays out much like a Coen Brothers production (BLOOD SIMPLE, FARGO, etc.) only heavily watered down.
Elias Koteas plays Sonny, a bellhop at the long-dying Stillwell Hotel. He's too old to start thinking about his future, and he's not quite young enough to remember the lessons of his youth. He lives in the moment, which the director (SECRETARY's Steven Shainberg) displays at great length with Sonny's closeups of rehearsing his room service delivery skills while riding the elevator. Still, one scheming friend and a tryst with a beautiful Canadian hustler later, Sonny finds himself wrapped up in the middle of a heist, stealing money from patrons holed up at the Stillwell for an annual poker game.
Adapted from Jim Thompson's novel, "A Swell Looking Babe," Denis Johnson makes some curious choices with the screenplay that probably wouldn't have found wider success in Hollywood unless he had incorporated a happier ending. That's one of the plagues of Thompson's books: don't expect a rosy ending, and HIT ME follows suit with more than its fair share of twists and turns. After all, the beauty of noir is that nothing -- even the most perfectly hatched sting -- goes off without a hitch. The film manages to keep the viewer guessing -- up to a point -- but the formulaic pacing could've packed a stronger jolt in the climax.
Still, what director Shainberg learned from HIT ME he puts to far greater use in SECRETARY: in that film, the underdog is allowed moments of glory, and characters are allowed to blossom into their own personal level of happiness, albeit slightly perverted. Here, within the oft-traveled hotel corridors and Sonny's filthy living room set of HIT ME, the greatest obstacle the story presents is the duldrums of Sonny's life: come the film's conclusion, he's in a far worse place than when the whole affair began.
Fun film, but a little too long........2003-04-27
This film was done in 1998, but just released on video/DVD cause it was done by the director who did "Secretary." This film I wouldn't put in "Film Noir" class like the back of box says, but I guess in the new genre of sorts: Post-Tarantino.
This movie is perfect for a rental. Instead of picking the usual Hollywood BS, you should give this one a shot. William H. Macy has a very small role so be warned when you see him on the cover.
Disappointing entry in the Film Noir genre.......2003-04-21
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