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DVD: work

DVD:

Opus N' Bill in a Wish for Wings That Work

61 reviews
Michael Bell, Joe Alaskey

Universal Studios, 2007

Video
This is a show that was aired only once on network television. We were lucky enough to find it on VHS, and upgraded to DVD this year. It is a must have for all fans of Opus, Bill and the entire gang!!

Everything Is Spiritual

15 reviews
Rob Bell

Zondervan

Mindfully Enlightening, yet question everything...
Rob brings a great energy and passion to this presentation of the world in which we find ourselves and how we relate that to the Spirit or Ruah. Listen to this more than once, catch the details, write things down and study them, watch and discuss this with family and friends. Sit and watch the video and be there (that's for Rob). How great is our God. God is love. Go in peace.

Absence of Malice

35 reviews
Paul Newman, Sally Field

Sony Pictures, 1998

An accurate portrayal of journalism
When this movie came out, I was a reporter at a daily newspaper. I went to "Absence of Malice" fully prepared to hate it. Instead, I came away thinking that it was an accurate and believable portrayal of what happens in a newsroom. To this day, I am bothered that journalists too often fail to understand the impact their words have on people's lives. Most journalists I've known prefer to insulate ...

The West Wing - The Complete First Season

175 reviews
Martin Sheen, Stockard Channing

Warner Home Video, 2003

Best drama ever made for TV
Every episode of the first four seasons is made like a motion picture, often with a very touching end. Sorking left after the fourth season, but the show still managed to stay on track and after a mediocre fifth season returned with superb episodes in the second half of the sixth and complete seventh seasons.

The Gods Aren't Angry

5 reviews
Rob Bell

Zondervan

Great Teaching
I would have to say, that i had been anticipating this release for some time now. Rob is a favorite of mine (which isnt uncommon today) and i thought a topic like this would suit him well. The thing i most enjoyed about it was his constant comparision to old testament sacrifices and the Grace of God. This video played much more like a sermon that his 1st release "Everything is Spiritual", which ...

Father of the Bride 2

51 reviews
Steve Martin, Diane Keaton

Buena Vista Home Entertainment, 2000

A (Rare) Good Sequel
The first "Father of the Bride" film made us hold our sides in both laughter and tears, meshing Steve Martin's great comedic "Dad" character with the emotions of marrying off his "only" (to that point!) daughter. However, when viewing the sequel to this great film, I was cautious...too often, sequels play for exactly the same type of laughs as the original (think "Ace Ventura: When Nature ...

Judge Judy: Justice Served

68 reviews
Judge Judy Sheindlin, Petri Hawkins-Byrd

Allumination, 2007

Must have for Judge Judy Fans
This is a must have for all Judge Judy Fans. Has some great behind the scenes and history.

No Reservations

77 reviews
Catherine Zeta-Jones, Aaron Eckhart

Warner Home Video, 2008

Finally a feel good cozy movie!
I have been waiting for the next "When Harry Met Sally" movie. It has been years since a really good, feel good saturday afternoon movie has come along. One of those watch anytime, a hundred times, movies that eventually ends up on Oxygen or AMC. I love the music in this movie and have ordered the soundtrack to go with it. The only downfall of this movie was that Catherine kind of sucks in this ...

Dance off the Inches: Hip Hop Party

55 reviews
Jennifer Galardi

ANCHOR BAY, 2007

Great, Fun, Workout
I bought this video on a whim. I am an intermediate/advanced exerciser (I workout 7 days a week for at least an hour) and I have to say that I did break a sweat with this video. However, it was very fun once you let yourself get into it, and that makes it seem like you are not even working out. It's one of those video's for if you are just starting that will pump you up to get you in the fitness ...

Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson
Johnny Depp, Hunter S. Thompson

Magnolia Home Entertainment, 2008

Oscar® winning director Alex Gibney presents a probing look into the uncanny life of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson inventor of gonzo journalism and author of the landmark Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. Accompanied by an iconic soundtrack, this fast moving, wildly entertaining film addresses the major touchstones in Thompson s life from his intense and ill fated relationship with the Hell s Angels to his deep involvement in Senator George McGovern s ...

Mrs. Doubtfire (Behind-the-Seams Edition)

144 reviews
Robin Williams, Sally Field

20th Century Fox, 2008

It's Sally
This movie takes a hopeless premise,and mixes in two actors - Robin Williams and Sally Fields - who are so dissimilar in their talents that their pairing should be D.O.A., and pulls out a surprisingly funny and effective movie. I am stunned at the quality. Understand that Robin Williams has very limited range to his acting. See the opening scenes of Mrs. Doubtfire where he quits his job -dubbing ...

The Pianist

389 reviews
Adrien Brody, Frank Finlay

Universal Studios, 2003

A quick review for those wishing to see a great film.
I don't often watch contemporary films because I find most of them to reek of crummy Hollywood fluff -- this one is different, MUCH better! I'm stingy with awarding stars for films too but this one really deserves all the accolades that I can pile on. It's simply the story of a European Jewish guy who just wants to be a pianist. He clearly has the playing skills of Chopin and he's totally ...

The Fountainhead

106 reviews
Gary Cooper, Patricia Neal

Warner Home Video, 2006

Great memoies of how it was in the golden age.
Too bad our current congress can not remember what was intended for all Americans. In this case, copy right protection. Microsoft ought to show clips from this movie. I hope the new Ann Rand movie "Atlas Shrugged" stays true to form. Angelina Jolie has a habit of taking important issues left. More than ever, we need the real Ann Rand "Atlas Shrugged". Especially the Americans leaning to the ...

The Corporation

179 reviews
Ray Anderson (II), Pope John XXIII

Zeitgeist Films, 2005

A must see/read. A very well researched and rather frightening eye opening doc and book.
Both book and documentary are a must see for anyone who feels democracy, freedom and a healthy environment are important. It's not a Michael More style approach but a thorough study by a decent lawyer who objectively draws some very, very frightening conclusions about the power of corporations. Also contains interviews with (ex) CEO's of global corporations - who to a big extent agree. Buy the ...

Thank You for Smoking (Widescreen Edition)

173 reviews
Joan Lunden, Eric Haberman

20th Century Fox, 2006

Laugh and Think
If you are a smoker watch the film and think, If you are a non-smoker watch the film and feel as happy as you can and laugh If your child is a teenager let her watch the film, nothing that the adults tell is enough to give this impression about smoking. I think this may be a popular film that is watched at school hours. The terrible results of smoking and how they have been hidden for ...

No Reservations [Blu-ray]

Dirty Work

107 reviews
Norm MacDonald, Artie Lange

MGM (Video & DVD), 1999

Ridiculous! Completely Ridiculous!
OK, this film bombed at the theaters and I am guessing it was panned by the critics. HOWEVER, it has some of the funniest lines and scenes in movie history. Artie and Norm work beautifully together. MOREOEVR, there is one scene in this movie that makes me literally cry because it is so funny, no change that, because it is so ridiculous.

A Face in the Crowd

83 reviews
Andy Griffith, Patricia Neal

Warner Home Video, 2005

What could have been?
Not expecting such a ruthless character played by Andy Griffith, I was expecting a hard time "suspending belief". The first time you see Larry "Lonesome" Rhodes in this movie, he is snarling, angry, and ready to lash out. He spends the rest of the movie trying to keep that part of his persona hidden. It comes out, usually in front of Marcia (Patricia O'Neal). "Aww, I was only kiddin' " She ...

The Doctor

48 reviews
William Hurt, Christine Lahti

Walt Disney Video, 2004

The Doctor
Having had health problems and dealing with a plethora of Drs, nurses and health care "professionals" and ancillary staff, it is my personal opinion that many of them have never been ill and/or in need of hospitalization. This movie should be required viewing for everyone that earns a paycheck in any aspect of health care, from Drs to housekeeping to the switchboard operator.