DVD: baseball     DVD:       Baseball - A Film By Ken Burns16 reviews Mike Barnicle, Mary Pratt (III) Pbs Paramount, 2004 The Usual Burns' Spin, but Outstanding Nonetheless The sheer magnitude of this set makes it worth 5 stars. Of course Burns beats us over the head w/ the racial angle, but that's Burns. If you're from NY, you'll get a lot of satisfaction from the New York bias. The cinematography is often stunning. Look for the Babe hitting a HR in slo-mo. Doris Kearns Goodwin somehow slipped into the mix, as did Mario Cuomo. Buck O'Neill is always ...             When It Was a Game - Triple Play Collection20 reviews Honus Wagner, Elden Auker Hbo Home Video, 2001 Baseball History at it's best For those who love baseball there is no better history of the greats from the past. It is great to see player on film that in some cases were gone before I was old enough to watch them play. You get a view of the old ball parks and uniforms. A must for baseball fans every where.             MLB Bloopers: The Funny Side Of Baseball5 reviews Mlb Shout! Factory, 2006 MLB Bloopers DVD review This DVD was better than I could have asked for. It uses footage from the tv show This Week In Baseball [TWIB], and real baseball games over the past few years to cover the silly side of America's Pastime. It goes behind the scenes with a bunch of players including Tim Hudson, Ryan Dempster, select Phillies players, & many others, as well as looking at past characters who stand out in the game ...             Modern Marvels - Baseball Parks (History Channel) (A&E DVD Archives)1 review Modern Marvels A&E Home Video, 2005 Not bad, just not so satisfying Since it is in the series of Modern Marvels, I expect, at the beginning, to see the technology building the ball parks. It is, however, not what contents in this film. The main theme is the evolution of the ball parks from 19th century to the present. Of course, it is good to know why a ball park shapes like that, why is it situated at the outskirt of the city, and why it moves back to the heart ...             Mr. Baseball32 reviews Tom Selleck, Ken Takakura Universal Studios, 2003 sooo funny this show is an all time classic. you can watch over and over again. love it!             Yankee Stadium: Baseball's Cathedral (With Collectable Ticket & Coin)6 reviews Chazz Palminteri Shout! Factory, 2008 Great DVD I loved the 1st Disc, plenty of great footage and they have some great rare photos and video footage. 2nd Disc is typical of most 2-DVD set, mostly the unedited highlights.             Baseball - A Film by Ken Burns113 reviews Gregory Peck, Jason Robards Pbs Home Video, 2000 The best This series was so interesting and so well done that I bought sets for two friend and three of my children. Not only did it cover baseball it covered Americana.             Mr. Baseball32 reviews Tom Selleck, Ken Takakura Good Times Video, 2001 sooo funny this show is an all time classic. you can watch over and over again. love it!             The 59 Minute Baseball Practice48 reviews Marty Schupak & Players Youth Sports Club, 2002 Practices Made Perfect Having bought other baseball instructional videos/DVD's advertised on TV, this one is my favorite for a few reasons. 1) There is less talk and more action. My kids even like to watch it over and over again. 2) The ideas are excellent! Got us away from the usual two hours of batting practice. 3) He gives great alternatives for problems that coaches always face such as limited field use. 4) ...             The Littlest Leaguers: Learn to Play Baseball5 reviews Vci Video, 2003 Just What I Was Looking For My husband is a baseball fanatic. He was so excited when our son was old enough to start playing baseball. At six, Matt was ready to play, the problem, he didn't seem interested in the game. We stumbled accross "The Littlest Leaguers Learn to Play Baseball" and bought it for Matt. He loved it. Matthew was so eager to play baseball by the time the first practice came around. It really made a ...             Play Ball!: Basic Pitching1 review Ray Romano Peter Pan, 2003 simple but helpful This is a good training video, I recommend it for kids and parents. The pitching mechanics section is good, but he skips a couple key items(i.e. both the position of the stride foot, and tucking the elbow on the glove hand, during delivery). However, it gives simple straight forward instructions that are easy to follow. I liked the section on types of pitches and grips, very good. I also ...             Play Ball Training Four Pack (Hitting/Fielding/Pitching/Rules)3 reviews Playball Training Pack Peter Pan, 2004 Great Intro for Kids! These give great step by step instruction for beginners. Great with basics and a good start...             Viva Baseball5 reviews Roberto Clemente, Juan Marichal Starz / Anchor Bay, 2006 LOS VERDADEROS HEROES DEL BASEBALL LATINO MAGNIFICA PRODUCCION DEL BASEBALL. NUESTRAS ESTRELLAS DEL BASEBALL EXISTEN GRACIAS A ESTOS HEROES QUE PASARON INJUSTICIAS Y PREJUICIOS EN SU EPOCA HASTA MOSTRAR AL MUNDO QUE SOMOS IGUALES.             Babe Ruth - The Life Behind the Legend8 reviews Liev Schreiber, Jean Shepherd Hbo Home Video, 2002 Great Babe Bio I've watched this DVD time and time again. The people who knew him really give some insight here as to what kind of player and person Babe Ruth was.             Mickey - A Family Story by John Grisham14 reviews Gill Baker, Danny Bell Starz / Anchor Bay, 2005 Mickey-A Family Story THis is a great family movie for all ages. Not only is it about sports, but it teaches lessons on honesty and family values. My whole family loves it!!!             Richie Ashburn: A Baseball Life1 review Harry Kalas, Richie Ashburn Arts Alliance Amer, 2008 Whiz Kidz Fan I became a Phillies fan in 1950. Have stuck with them thru thick and thin, mostly thin, since. Richie was one of my first sports heroes. The DVD was excellent. I never knew much about his personal life...Harry Kalas was at his best. Great item for all sports fans. Harry Acker VA Beach.             Baseball's Most Unbreakable Feats2 reviews Roger Clemens Shout Factory, 2007 Some major leaguers vote for the 10 most unbreakable baseball records "Baseball's Most Unbreakable Feats" looks at the ten most unbreakable feats in baseball as determined by a vote of players and managers. There are career marks like Nolan Ryan's 5,714 strikeouts, Pete Rose's 4,256 hits, Cy Young's 511 wins, and Rickey Henderson's 1406 stolen bases. There are also streaks, from Cal Ripken, Jr.'s 2,632 consecutive games played and Eric Gagne's 84 consecutive saves ...             Battlefield Baseball15 reviews Tak Sakaguchi, Atsushi Ito Subversive Cinema, 2005 the best worst movie in japan Warning, if you dont like low-budget films, dont watch this one. Most of the gags in this movie are totally unnecessary, the characters are terrible, the plot is worse. In short, Best movie ever. 30 minutes into it i didn't know if i could finish it, about 10 minutes later i was totally sucked in. This movie is very close to a live action manga. If you love evil dead and troma movies, this is a ...             The Sandlot182 reviews Brandon Quintin Adams, Karen Allen 20th Century Fox, 2002 Just good clean fun! There is nothing about this movie that isn't just fun. Our family loves to watch this again and again. Everyone can relate to being a kid and going threw some of the things these kids go through.             Baseball the Ripken Way: Fundamentals of Hitting Baseball the Ripken Way Arts Alliance Amer, 2005              search for DVDs archives, ashburn, baseball, battlefield, behind, bloopers, cathedral, channel, collectable, collection, family, fielding, fundamentals, grisham, history, hitting, leaguers, legend, littlest, marvels, minute, pitching, practice, richie, ripken, sandlot, stadium, training, triple, unbreakable DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. I have used it and love it! randomly chosen DVD: Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day (Widescreen & Full Screen Edition) home  impressum - about us