DVD: wilderness (collection watership original)

DVD: wilderness

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46 reviews
Virginia McKenna, Bill Travers

Sony Pictures, 2003

Born free
We watched this superb movie with our children 35 years back and now are injoying it again with our grandchildren. In a time of too many action movies and movies with too much violance this film is an excellent way to bring some quiet into the home

The Descent (Unrated Widescreen Edition)

336 reviews
Shauna Macdonald, Natalie Jackson Mendoza

Lions Gate Films, 2006

A "Descent" Into Sleeplessness...
At 51 years old, I consider myself an expert on horror, fantasy and science fiction films. I'm a collector of these films, and have an extensive library. I live for the day when a good one is released, being dissapointed so many times over the years, rushing to the cinema only to watch rehashed garbage. (I was so dissapointed by "The Ruins." Another example of a great idea gone bad.) The ...

Watership Down (Deluxe Edition)

214 reviews
John Hurt, Richard Briers

Warner Home Video, 2008

Been waiting for years for the new release!!!!
I am so happy to finally get this wonderful story on DVD!!! I read the novel many years ago, and saw the film for the first time in 2001. I must admit to being in my 30's, and this is still one of my all time favorites!!!

How the West Was Won (Special Edition) [Blu-ray]

99 reviews
George Peppard, Debbie Reynolds

Warner Home Video, 2008

A Wow Of A Blue Ray
Three cheers are much in order for Warner Home Video with their release of this superb Blue Ray issue of "How The West was Won". Firstly the five star rating adjudged this disc is NOT for the movie - which I think we all agree is something of a flawed epic western - but for the quite amazing presentation of the film this time round on Blue Ray. Virtually gone are the once irritating panel ...

How the West Was Won (Three-Disc Special Edition)

99 reviews
Carroll Baker, Lee J. Cobb

Warner Home Video, 2008

A Wow Of A Blue Ray
Three cheers are much in order for Warner Home Video with their release of this superb Blue Ray issue of "How The West was Won". Firstly the five star rating adjudged this disc is NOT for the movie - which I think we all agree is something of a flawed epic western - but for the quite amazing presentation of the film this time round on Blue Ray. Virtually gone are the once irritating panel ...

Jeremiah Johnson

128 reviews
Robert Redford, Will Geer

Warner Home Video, 1997

Great movie, great service, great price.
Jeremiah Johnson is one of my favorite movies of all times. The shipment was fast the price was great and most of all the product was readily available and easy to find.

Tarzan (Special Edition)

329 reviews
Tony Goldwyn, Minnie Driver

Walt Disney Home Entertainment, 2005

2 Disc Collector's Edition
Somewhere in 2000, Disney quietly launched a special 2 disc collector's edition of "Tarzan" the same year as its paltry one disc edition. For some reason it advertised the one disc version heavily, which is a shame because the collector's edition is a gem not to be missed by fans. Unfortunately I didn't know about it until years after its release, and by then it was out of print, hard to find, ...

Into the Wild

231 reviews
Emile Hirsch, Marcia Gay Harden

Paramount, 2008

One of the best of 2007
I knew nothing of Christopher McCandless or the book of his life or even anything about this movie until I was sitting in the cinema. The only thing I knew is that Sean Penn was directing and having been very impressed with his gut-wrenching, if incredibly downbeat, The Pledge I was pretty much guaranteed to like this film. My guess turned out to be extremely correct. Alexander Supertramp ...

Swiss Family Robinson (Vault Disney Collection)

82 reviews
John Mills, Dorothy McGuire

Walt Disney Video, 2002

Wonderful World of Disney
I grew up watching this movie during the Wonderful World of Disney night on TV. This was one of my favorite of all the "old" Disney movies. It has all the characteristics of great movies; trouble, adaptation, resolution, good vs. evil, and a happy ending. Watching this movie brings back good memories of being a child. The characters don't diminish over time, but only grow greater and truer for ...

The Descent (Original Unrated Cut) [Blu-ray]

The Wild

86 reviews
Kiefer Sutherland, Janeane Garofalo

Walt Disney Video, 2006

Satisfied
The movie arrived on time and works great. I would make another purchase from this seller.

One Million Years B.C.

41 reviews
Raquel Welch, John Richardson

20th Century Fox, 2004

What a pair of classics!
The two best things about One Million Years BC are Raquel Welsh... oh, and the special effects of Ray Harryhausen. A classic movie set around two tribes of cavemen and their interaction with prehistoric monsters. I grew up loving this movie, and for me, it is every bit as good today. A refreshy break from hollywood CGI!

The Adventures of Milo & Otis

161 reviews
Shigeru Tsuyuguchi, Kyôko Koizumi

Sony Pictures, 1999

Milo Down the River
"Milo and Otis" must have taken a lot to put together. There is so much they have all the animals doing and interacting with. There's all of Milo's hiding places on the farm, Milo's adventures down waterfalls and off cliffs, Otis' struggle with a bear, Otis' ride on the back of a turtle during high tide. How did they manage it all? A friend who I was watching with suggested the turtle wasn't real ...

Alaska: Spirit of the Wild (IMAX) [Blu-ray]

25 reviews
Narrated by Charlton Heston

Razor Digital Entertainment, 2007

Nice Intro to Alaska
Alaska: Spirit of the Wild, narrated by Charleton Heston, is an interesting overview of the Alaskian wilderness. Filmed originally for IMAX, the documentary presents a brief introduction to Alaska with it's breathtaking scenery via IMAX cinematogrophy and complimentary musical score. Great entertainment for the entire family!

Dinosaur

261 reviews
D.B. Sweeney, Alfre Woodard

Walt Disney Video, 2001

Dinosaur
Very, very good copy. No freezing or sound problems. Most of all clear like brand new.

The African Queen [IMPORT]

39 reviews
Theodore Bikel, Humphrey Bogart

Castaway Nw UK, 2006

African Queen - Hong Kong Import
I saw absolutely nothing wrong with this version of the classic African Queen. I had been waiting for Hollywood to release this movie and had trepidations about buying a "foreign version". This turned out to be no problem, and I don't have to wait for Hollywood to get their head out of their ... well you know.

Everest (Large Format)

149 reviews
Liam Neeson

Miramax, 1999

Great adjunct to Krakauer's "Into Thin Air"
Would have loved to have seen this when it came out in I-Max. Great profile of David Breashears.

The Little Bear Movie

53 reviews

Paramount, 2003

A Little Scarier Little Bear - Fine for 4+
My daughter is a HUGE Little Bear fan, and has watched the series since she was one. I purchased the Little Bear Movie for her as a present for her third birthday, and she watched it last night for the first time after her party. She loved it, and wanted to see it again, but it was her bedtime. That being said, she said that the movie is "too scary to watch by myself." Now, she just turned ...

Enemy Mine

67 reviews
Dennis Quaid, Louis Gossett Jr.

20th Century Fox, 2001

Daaahweeech. There is no ... shppoooooooon ...
As the movie opens the viewer is confronted by two very surprising things. The first is the name of the director, Wolfgang Peterson. It would be the German Director's first movie for the American mainstream audience and undoubtedly his best to date. The second thing is the gross inclusion of gratuitous Analog Special effects, which might make this movie one of the last films to include effects on ...

The Edge (Widescreen Edition)

123 reviews
Anthony Hopkins, Alec Baldwin

20th Century Fox, 2002

Struggle for life
Like all good movies, this one is worth viewing multiple times. Each time I watch it I find new things I hadn't fully appreciated before. The Edge is not just about physical survival, but also about the search for meaning in one's life. The characters in the story struggle to stay alive in the wilderness on their quest back to civilization as they confront the question of what it is they are ...