DVD: whale (red-headed collection geographic)

DVD: whale

DVD:

Frankenstein - The Legacy Collection (Frankenstein / Bride of / Son of / Ghost of / House of)

101 reviews
Colin Clive, Mae Clarke

Universal Studios, 2004

Frankenstein - The Legacy Collection
Great set of classic films!!! Brought back memories of watching these as a kid, and they are STILL fun to watch.

Invisible Man - The Legacy Collection (The Invisible Man/Invisible Man Returns/Invisible Agent/Invisible ...

29 reviews
Virginia Bruce, John Barrymore

Universal Studios, 2004

Invisible Man - The Legacy
Great set of classic films!!! Brought back memories of watching these as a kid, and they are STILL great fun to watch.

Triple Feature: Free Willy/Free Willy 2 - The Adventure Home/Free Willy 3 - The Rescue

17 reviews
Keiko (II), Jason James Richter

Warner Home Video, 2006

Excellent movie pack you can enjoy with your family!
I love this gift. I brought it for my nephew, who loves animals, and we sat and watch all three movies in one day! This is an excellent movie pack that the whole family will enjoy!

TCM Archives - Forbidden Hollywood Collection, Vol. 1 (Waterloo Bridge [1931] / Baby Face / Red-Headed Woman)

39 reviews
Barbara Stanwyck, George Brent

Warner Home Video, 2006

30's Classics
We obtained this collection because we were curious to see films that were considered forbidden during the 1930's and it is interesting to realize what Hollywood gets away with today, vs. what was considered taboo in the early part of the 20th Century. To briefly remind ourselves of what the 30s was all about... the USA's population was 123 million people, living in 48 states with a life ...

Jonah - A VeggieTales Movie

164 reviews
Dan Anderson (III), Kristin Blegen

Lions Gate, 2003

Make sure you listen to the commentary by Larry the Cucumber and Mr. Lunt
I think the voice-over commentary is even funnier than the movie. My wife and I couldn't stop laughing. Please don't skip this part.

Frankenstein (75th Anniversary Edition) (Universal Legacy Series)

124 reviews
Colin Clive, Mae Clarke

Universal Studios, 2006

Innocence and sensitivity have no place in this world
Classic story of the mad scientist and the monster that stole his last name. Bela Lugosi turned this role down because it contained no lines. Lucky for Karloff, who beautifully conveyed the part with an engaging sensitivity while maintaining an ultimate level of mystery. The creature's silence only adds to the horror of what man is capable of. The two scenes forever emblazoned in the annals ...

Whale Rider

269 reviews
Keisha Castle-Hughes, Rawiri Paratene

Sony Pictures, 2003

The Human Cost When Ancient Cultures Die
The Whale Rider is fundamentally a beautiful and sad rendition of what happens to men and women when their culture is overcome by a more complex and expanding new culture. What makes this film special is the certainty of the love among all the generations in the community and family, even when individuals are making bad mistakes in how they treat each other. No matter these mistakes, the deep ...

The Living Sea [Blu-ray]
Meryl Streep

Image Entertainment, 2008

The Living Sea takes you to the world's oceans, traveling to Palau, Hawaii, California, Oregon, Alaska, Nova Scotia and the Red Sea. Explore the mysterious depths and come face to face with life-sized humpback whales when you dive into "The Living Sea." Swim with thousands of golden jellyfish and witness the bizarre spawning behavior of giant clams. Surf in Hawaii, deep-sea dive in Palau and test your courage with the Coast Guard in some of the ...

Ocean Oasis (IMAX) Blu-ray [Blu-ray]

2 reviews
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Magic Play Entertainment/ Razor Digital Entertainment, 2008

A very good release of Ocean Oasis
I work in the AV Services department of the San Diego Natural History Museum, and this is our destination film. I have seen this movie on 8/70, DVD, and now Blu-ray well over 50 times from beginning to end. As this movie was created for our museum, its a wheee bit hard to give an objective description. However, if you like nature documentaries, especially of the sea, you will probably enjoy ...

Howard Hughes' Hell's Angels

48 reviews
Ben Lyon, James Hall

Universal Studios, 2004

What More Can You ask For?
A beautiful woman to die for, airplanes, dog fights and exciting gun play all wrapped into 1 classic pre-censor movie. A classic! This flick makes Top Gun look like the childs play that it is. These pilots, including producer Howard Hughes, actually risked their lives (and sadly 4 lost their life)in the making of this classic. Eat your hearts out Maverick and Iceman. These are the real air studs, ...

The Bride of Frankenstein

109 reviews
Boris Karloff, Elsa Lanchester

Universal Studios, 1999

Domestic dispute: Bride vs. Frankenstein
Can a sequel outdo the original? Audiences, critics, and (more importantly) many of my friends seem to think so. And they all have a solid case. The Bride of Frankenstein is a remarkable continuation of the previous masterpiece. It opens with a haunting murder scene. The visual setup is completely electrifying. Karloff still has his commanding presence. The entire cast does an ...

Mozart & The Whale (Widescreen)

31 reviews
Josh Hartnett, Radha Mitchell

Sony Pictures, 2006

autism spectrum disorder insights
This movie was very helpful in giving us insights into Asperger syndrome and the problems these individuals face. I would highly recommend this movie to anyone who wishes to better understand those with autism or Asperger syndrome.

The Old Dark House

57 reviews
Boris Karloff, Melvyn Douglas

Kino Video, 2003

Raging storm, trapped in a spooky mansion with psychopaths!
For the vintage black-and-white mystery-thriller film purist, this 1932 Universal Pictures flick has it all: brilliant casting, stormy night, spooky mansion, vulnerable travelers, crazy residents... what more could anyone ask for? Now, while this is a very old film the sound is pretty darn good and the print quality is much better than what I had expected. THE STORY: During a raging ...

National Geographic - Really Wild Animals: Deep Sea Dive

2 reviews

National Geographic Video, 2005

Educational and Entertaining!
I bought this for my twin 4 year olds and my 2 year old... they were captivated and so was I! Great for kids of all ages - funny, and fun, and yet gives a ton of Deep Sea info. I highly recommend it.

Orca - The Killer Whale

38 reviews
Richard Harris, Charlotte Rampling

Paramount, 2004

orca-the killer whale
My husband and I have liked this movie for many years. I am glad we were able to purchase it through amazon We love the movie. thanks bob and sue davis

The Squid and the Whale (Special Edition)

141 reviews
Owen Kline, Jeff Daniels

Sony Pictures, 2006

Modern Classic!
I don't know how Laura Lindley does it but I can always count on her being in a great independent film. This one is wonderful though I still can't make sense of the ending. A couple divorce and the poor relationship between the couple and the boys disintegrate even further. This family wasn't content or happy before the divorce (which makes sense) but the divorce is an adjustment in itself. ...

Greatest Heroes and Legends of the Bible: Jonah and the Whale

7 reviews

Good Times Video, 2003

Inspiring Interest in Future Believers
This DVD production of the story of Jonah has accomplished exactly what I had hoped for my 3yr old son: an interest in learning about the Lord and His involvement in the lives of those who trust Him, recognizing there can be consequences for our sin (aka disobedience for my son), and seeing the Lord will forgive us once we recognize our wrongdoing and repent. My son often recites (in surprising ...

The Invisible Man

51 reviews
Claude Rains, Gloria Stuart

Universal Studios, 2000

One Of The Classics of Sci-Fi Horror
Although this film deviates somewhat from H.G. Welles novella this is an excellent adaptation that is still entertaining seventy years after its first release. The setting of England in winter is well conveyed though we know that in all probability the film was made on a Southern California sound stage. The special effects are amazing for 1933 and one can only imagine the marvel it was for ...

The Whales of August

31 reviews
Bette Davis, Lillian Gish

MGM (Video & DVD), 2003

Bette Davis' Swan Song Performance
This is the final "major" motion picture performance done by Bette Davis. As I watch it over and again, it is crystal clear to me that Miss Davis is knowingly telling her beloved fans, "thanks and goodbye," just before she died. Co-starring with the magnificent Lillian Gish, Vincent Price, and Ann Sothern makes "Whale of August," an expertly acted motion picture that has an amazingly ...

The Living Sea (IMAX) (2-Disc WMVHD Edition)

44 reviews
Steven K. Katona, Meryl Streep

Image Entertainment, 2004

Simply Awesome!
Some of the most beautiful underwater shots I have ever seen! I love the soundtrack. Some of Sting's best instrumentals. Could have done with a little less narrative but oh well. I've watched the DVD over and over again. I highly recommend it!