DVD: dingo (australia starring clowning)

DVD: dingo

DVD:

7 reviews
Colin Friels, Miles Davis

Spectrum Entertain, 1999

Strage but engaging
I first saw this movie on the movie channel Stars in about 1996. It's the kind of movie that makes you feel like you're wandering in a hot, unforgiving desert, chasing after a mirage that never quite comes into focus. It's dreamy quality is what keeps me coming back. I would recommend this film to anyone who daydreams or just needs a little magic in their lives. I loved it.

Frisky Dingo - Season 2

22 reviews
Christian Danley, Mr. Ford

Warner Home Video, 2009

I want MORE!
I'm so sad they stopped at season 2. But I recently heard they are making a new season on Adult Swim so fingers crossed on that. This season starts out with a more patterned episodes but its the same basic concept (if thats what you wanna call it). It's a little less random. I don't know what more to say seeing as this is season 2. If you already saw season 1 and didn't like it, you wouldn't be ...

Echo of Thunder [VHS]

6 reviews
Judy Davis, Jamey Sheridan

Hallmark, 1999

Very good movie!
I loved it. I can't get my attention off the screen, because it was so good. I saw it last Sunday. I'm planning to buy a tape later. The actors and actresses are very good and wonderful. It also made me cry and smile.

Frisky Dingo: S1-2 (2pk/DVD)

4 reviews

Warner Home Video, 2009

EVERY Episode Makes Me Laugh!
I have seen many animated comedy serials, but Frisky Dingo is the first and only one that actually makes me laugh out loud during and especially at the end of every episode. The writing and acting is truely brilliant! Yes, some of the jokes are low humor (that's to be expected), but on the whole, it is creative, has subtile running jokes, and cerebral ways of making me laugh, not just ...

Frisky Dingo - Season 1

44 reviews
Stuart Culpepper, Christian Danley

Warner Home Video, 2008

Ba-ba-boosh!
Couple minor factoids for all you FD enthusiasts out there: When Killface gets run over by his friend Barnaby and then in his delirium sings out Barnaby's name, he does it to the theme of "The Courtship of Eddy's Father," a television series maybe starring Bill Bixby or somebody in the early 70s. When Ta'Quil grabs the core of the Annihilatrix and makes his heroic dive, the sound effect ...

Dingo

7 reviews
Colin Friels, Miles Davis

Spectrum Entertain, 2002

Strage but engaging
I first saw this movie on the movie channel Stars in about 1996. It's the kind of movie that makes you feel like you're wandering in a hot, unforgiving desert, chasing after a mirage that never quite comes into focus. It's dreamy quality is what keeps me coming back. I would recommend this film to anyone who daydreams or just needs a little magic in their lives. I loved it.

Crocodile Dundee II

36 reviews
Paul Hogan, Linda Kozlowski

Paramount, 2001

Crocodile Dundee II
Living with Sue after she stopped him from leaving New York to go off and explore America, after she confessed that she loves him, Australian Crocodile Hunter Michael J. 'Crocodile' Dundee still trying to adapt to life in New York City and getting use to a different culture is about to use his hunting and survival skills yet again, when Sue is kidnapped by crime boss Rico and his associates, when ...

Clowning Around [VHS]

2 reviews
Clayton Williamson, Ernie Dingo

Thomson Productions, 2000

Thomasjohnperryman review
This is a Story about a boy called Simon, who has dreams of becoming a World famous Circus Clown. and stars Jill Perryman, Earnie Dingo, Rebecca Smart, Niamo Hazelhurst, and more. This Movie goes for aproxmately three hours, and has a part two, This Movie is mostly filmed in Australia and France. And is reckonmend for all the Family, and is a good comedy. I give this a five star rating.

Clowning Around (based on the Novel Clowning Sim by Dave Martin) Starring: Van Johnson, Ernie Dingo, Clayton ...

Parade Video, 1990

Dead Heart

6 reviews
Bryan Brown, Ernie Dingo

Fox Lorber, 1998

Powerful depiction of the collision of cultures
A few years ago, when visiting the Australian outback, I met an elderly Aboriginal man who asked me, through an intereter, "Did your parents or grandparents tell you where you come from?" By this, he went on to explain that he meant was I descended from the kangaroo, lizard, emu etc? This is not a question that a European American would easily be able to answer. When I saw this excellent ...

A Waltz Through the Hills [VHS]
Dan O'Herlihy, Ernie Dingo

Goldhill Home Media, 2000

Clowning Around 2 [VHS]
Ernie Dingo, Frederique Fouche

Home Vision Ent, 1995

Hidden Worlds Series II: Australia's Dingo Island and The River Jordan [VHS]

1 review

Pbs (Direct), 2000

Biome Study
I found the Jordan River portion of the video an excellent source material for helping middle school students analyze a desert biome, the interactions between abiotic and biotic factors, interaction of different producers and consumers within various food chains and food webs, habitats, etc. I also contrast the desert biome of the southern Jordan to the wetlands Hula Basin to compare and contrast ...

A Waltz Through the Hills
Dan O'Herlihy, Ernie Dingo

Bonneville Ent., 2003

When Australian children Sammy Dean and her older brother Andy are suddenly orphaned, they fear that they will be separated and placed in foster homes. So they set off along on foot, hoping to reach a ship that will take them to England and their only surviving relatives. The two young runaways must make their dangerous journey through some of the world?s harshest terrain-the wilds of the Australian outback.

Clowning Around [VHS]

2 reviews
Clayton Williamson, Ernie Dingo

Tapeworm Video Dist, 1994

Thomasjohnperryman review
This is a Story about a boy called Simon, who has dreams of becoming a World famous Circus Clown. and stars Jill Perryman, Earnie Dingo, Rebecca Smart, Niamo Hazelhurst, and more. This Movie goes for aproxmately three hours, and has a part two, This Movie is mostly filmed in Australia and France. And is reckonmend for all the Family, and is a good comedy. I give this a five star rating.