Home Improvement: The Complete Fifth Season

Home Improvement: The Complete Fifth Season Review

Home Improvement: The Complete Fifth Season Feature

• Light television comedy about family man Tim Taylor. The show's humor often revolves around cars, toys, tools, hardware shops, garages, fix-it-up projects, and similar themes. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION Rating: NR Age: 786936706130 UPC: 786936706130 Manufacturer No: 05072800

All 26 episodes from season five--including "A Taylor Runs Through It," "Her Cheatin' Mind," "Tanks for the Memories," "Mr. Wilson's Opus," and "Games, Flames and Automobiles"--are collected in a three-disc set. 10 hrs. total. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; Subtitles: English (SDH). **26 episodes on 3 discs. 10 hrs.**

NHL Greatest Moments

NHL Greatest Moments Review

NHL Greatest Moments Feature

• Every great moment in NHL history. From the game winners to the record breakers.

For the casual and hardcore hockey fan, now you can own every great moment in NHL history on one DVD, from the game winners to the record breakers, this is a must have for every hockey fan. From it�s inception in 1917 until today, the National Hockey League has provided unforgettable moments that turned players into legends, while capturing the hearts of hockey fans through the generations. Wayne Gretzky, Mario Lemieux, Patrick Roy, Maurice Richard, and Jacques Plante are just some of the hockey heroes whose breathtaking feats are celebrated. With Stanley Cup winning overtime goals, record breaking achievements, and heart stopping goaltending duals, every hockey fan would love to own this amazing retrospective.

Leslie Sansone: 3 Mile Weight Loss Walk

Leslie Sansone: 3 Mile Weight Loss Walk Review

Boost your energy, slim the body, and take a walk for weight loss at home. This DVD is a real multi-muscle mega calorie burn. You can power walk at home!! Fun music is paced perfectly to keep you walking at just the right fat burning speed! You'll conditi

Home on the Range

Home on the Range Review

Home on the Range Feature

• Round up the family and get ready for a whole lotta fun with Disney's hilarious animated comedy HOME ON THE RANGE. It's a "total joy," raves Gene Shalit, The Today Show. When a greedy outlaw schemes to take possession of the "Patch Of Heaven" dairy farm, three determined cows, a karate-kicking stallion named Buck, and a colorful coral of critters join forces to save their home. The stakes

A spiky animation style and cowboy yodelling give Home on the Range some charisma. A trio of cows--Maggie (voiced by Roseanne, She-Devil), Mrs. Calloway (Judi Dench, Iris), and Grace (Jennifer Tilly, Bound)--hit the high prairie to track down a cattle rustler named Alameda Slim (Randy Quaid, Kingpin) in hopes that the reward money will save their farm. With the aid of Buck, a horse with heroic ambitions (Cuba Gooding Jr., Jerry Maguire), the bovine avengers track the villain to his lair and save the day, to the accompaniment of tunes warbled by k.d. lang, Bonnie Raitt, and Tim McGraw. These songs--composed by Alan Menken (who wrote the music for The Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast)--are the movie's strongest element; the characters are largely trumped up to fit a number of weak jokes that reference current pop culture, thus rupturing the movie's Old West world. Still, it looks nifty. --Bret Fetzer Voices of Roseanne Barr, Dame Judi Dench, Jennifer Tilly, Cuba Gooding., Jr. When a gang of outlaws want to take over a peaceful dairy farm in the Old West, its inhabitants-three clever cows and a stallion among them-try to outwit the bungling would-be usurpers. Animated. 2004/color/76 min/G/widescreen.

Which Way Home

Which Way Home Review

Which Way Home Feature

• WHICH WAY HOME (DVD MOVIE)

Nominated for a 2010 Academy Award, Which Way Home, through its shocking depictions of neglected immigrant children struggling to sneak into America by train, manages to charm viewers into concern for its audacious young stars. Director Rebecca Cammisa's choice to focus almost exclusively on interviews with the train-hopping children, who range in age from roughly 8 to 18, makes this documentary infinitely more touching and effective. One gets a more well-rounded impression of the socioeconomic problem here; for every feeling of liberation the children experience, there are dangers lurking around the corner, several of which come to fruition during the filming period covered. For example, Kevin, a 14-year-old Honduran boy, and his pal, Yurico, a.k.a. "The Dog," a 17-year-old from Chiapas, occupy the bulk of the film footage, as the two boys and their cohorts ride "The Beast" through various territories. But as they skirt some sketchy situations, they can't help but tell stories of less lucky children who die on the trains en route to the United States. Additionally, tracing the aftereffects of their journey offers a less than ideal outcome for both boys. Many of the children in Which Way Home, like José from El Salvador, have experienced abandonment by their parents, who left in search of income and provided little in the way of role models. A few key scenes, like that filmed in the Guatemalan Consul where national officials interview boys before deporting them back to their home countries, and the scene showing Grupos Beta, a grassroots group that travels by van alongside the trains to provide free supplies and medical care to these children, are inspiring. Still, one comes to realize that the problem is overwhelming, as viewers gain access to the filthy flophouses, like House of Migrants, that are packed wall to wall with minors running away from home to find work. However, Cammisa captures a certain hobo humor here, which permeates the film's sad subject matter, as the boys tell jokes, lounge around with each other in the most brotherly ways, and care for each other in the absence of their parents. While Which Way Home chronicles a problem that demands attention, it does so in a touching manner, leaving its star characters' dignities intact as they confess their motivations, namely devout family loyalty. --Trinie Dalton Traversing more than 1450 miles upcountry Mexican freight trains routinely are boarded by migrants hoping to reach America. Among the thousands who ride the trains many are children traveling alone. They come from all over Mexico and Central America risking everything for the chance of a better life. Academy Award-® nominee WHICH WAY HOME follows some of these unaccompanied children as they make the long and treacherous voyage to the U.S. border. Some like Olga and Freddy venture out in search of distant relatives. Others like Kevin hope to find work to support their families at home. Often traveling for months or even years at a time these courageous and determined children each have stories of hope and resilience disappointment and sorrow. Chronicling the harrowing journey of thousands of migrant children WHICH WAY HOME illuminates a powerfully human side of immigration. DVD includes Two Version of the Feature-Length Film: Spanish Language and Spanish with English

Home from the Hill

Home from the Hill Review

Home from the Hill Feature

• Southern drama involving a wealthy landowner's conflicts with his wife and two sons, one of which is illegitimate.Running Time: 150 min. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: NR Age: 012569795396 UPC: 012569795396 Manufacturer No: 79539

Home from the Hill is among the underrated titles in the careers of Robert Mitchum and Vincente Minnelli, two disparate talents who create a potent familial saga here. The setting is East Texas, where Mitchum's philandering patriarch rules the local area. His wife (Eleanor Parker) has raised their son (George Hamilton) as a momma's boy, the kind of soft kid who gets bamboozled into going on a "snipe hunt" with the pranking locals. His opposite number is a manly farmhand (George Peppard) with his own bond with Mitchum. Southern melodrama thrives in such a setting, and the film doesn't avoid all the traps, but Minnelli suffuses the movie with the same emotional effects of color and movement that he brought to his direction of musicals. Minnelli's sensitivity and Mitchum's strength carry the movie, but the secret weapon is the unexpectedly good work from the two Georges, both of whom were at the beginning of their careers. (You can see from this film that Peppard is a dead-cert to become a major movie star, which he almost did--but then didn't, for a variety of reasons.) The film was shot on location around Paris, Texas, and although this is far from Minnelli's An American in Paris, the exciting hunting sequences are solid proof that you can't pigeonhole a talented director. You can't pigeonhole Mitchum, either, and this is one of his best roles. --Robert Horton Un portrait de famille à l’intensité dramatique incomparable Dans l’un de ses plus beaux rôles, Robert Mitchum interprète le « Capitaine » Wade Hunnicutt, un influent chef de famille dont la passion commune pour la chasse et les femmes aura des conséquences dramatiques pour toute sa famille. Adaptation du roman best seller de William Humphrey, cette grande saga se focalise sur une riche famille d’une petite ville du Texas : le mari bourru et coureur de jupons (Mitchum) ; sa femme amère et distante (Eleanor Parker) ; le fils faible et introverti, Theron (George Hamilton) ; le viril fils illégitime de Hunnicutt, Rafe (George Peppard) ; et la femme magnifique (Luna Patten) dont les deux garçons sont amoureux. Quand la jeune et influençable Theron apprend l’inavouable vérité sur son père, les sentiments refoulés de la famille explosent, déclenchant un cercle vicieux qui conduira à l’apogée dramatique du film. Salué par la critique, Celui par Qui le Scandale Arrive bénéficie de la réalisation impeccable de Vincente Minnelli et des performances mémorables de jeunes acteurs comme George Hamilton et George Peppard qui font leurs premiers pas sur grand écran.

America's Funniest Home Videos: Looks At Kids And Animals

America's Funniest Home Videos: Looks At Kids And Animals Review

America's Funniest Home Videos: Looks At Kids And Animals Feature

• Since its 1990 debut, ABC's long-running reality-television series, AMERICA'S HOME VIDEOS, has served up hilarious homemade video clips of bloopers, pranks, and mishaps made by the eccentric characters that populate the American landscape. This collection presents three volumes of zany, family-friendly antics involving children and pets: the Bob Saget-hosted AFV LOOKS AT KIDS AND ANIMALS;

Here is a recipe for laughter. Candid kiddy capers mix with outrageous animal antics and a generous amount of Bob Saget to cook up a thousand guaranteed laughs. Includes a bonus episode with a 0,000 Season Finale.

Extreme Makeover - Home Edition

Extreme Makeover - Home Edition Review

Extreme Makeover - Home Edition Feature

• Experience the most unbelievable transformations from EXTREME MAKEOVER: HOME EDITION SEASON 1 in this inspiring 2-disc set, including exclusive bonus features that take you behind the scenes! In just seven days, Ty Pennington and the remarkable design team will present a deserving family with the home of their dreams. In a race against time, on a project that would normally take a crew four months

Get out your handkerchiefs. Extreme Makeover: Home Edition is all about warm fuzzies, tear-jerking, and a lot of cool houses. In this edition (it should be noted that the DVD is a best-of from Season One, not the complete season), a crew, led by former Trading Spaces carpenter Ty Pennington, finds families with extreme needs, such as a child allergic to his mold-infested house and a pair of siblings who became guardian to their six younger brothers and sisters when their parents died within days of each other. They send the family off on vacation for seven days and work around the clock to gut, design, build, and decorate their dream house. Watching them bicker (particularly between building planner Constance Ramos and exterior designer Preston Sharp) and stress out over making their deadline, you wonder: why don't they just keep the family out of the house an extra day or two? But then again, that's what creates drama.

Some of the transformations are truly impressive: a family of three sons receives a mini-baseball field at 1/7th scale in their backyard, complete with authentic Dodger Stadium grass. A tri-level home is completely transformed--including an elevator--to accommodate a teen in a wheelchair. Sometimes they even throw in bonus prizes: a grill the size of a truck for a community mother figure who liked to barbecue for the homeless in her front yard; paying off the mortgage for the eight siblings living on their own. While the ideas make for good television, some of their shtick is all too repetitive, particularly prank-calling each family on vacation to trick them into thinking their house will be lined with fluorescent orange carpet. Host Pennington is especially guilty of this, and his hunk-on-sugar routine can get tiresome. Still, if you enjoy watching nice people's dreams come true, Extreme Makeover: Home Edition will tickle your fancy. --Ellen A. Kim Experience the most unbelievable transformations from EXTREME MAKEOVER: HOME EDITION SEASON 1 in this inspiring 2-disc set, including exclusive bonus features that take you behind-the-scenes! In just seven days, Ty Pennington and the remarkable design team will present a deserving family with the home of their dreams. In a race against time, on a project that would normally take a crew four months to complete, designers and contractors, hundreds of workers and community members, plus special guest stars come together to build homes and change lives.~

Home Improvement: The Complete Seventh Season

Home Improvement: The Complete Seventh Season Review

Home Improvement: The Complete Seventh Season Feature

• Emmy Award(R)-nominated actors Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson are back for more "powerful" family fun in the hilarious seventh season of the critically acclaimed sitcom HOME IMPROVEMENT. It's a year to remember as Tim's quest for more power blacks out a Thanksgiving football game and Brad floors his parents with a wedding announcement. The biggest surprise is yet to come, howeve

Emmy Award®-nominated actors Tim Allen and Patricia Richardson are back for more "powerful" family fun in the hilarious seventh season of the critically acclaimed sitcom Home Improvement. It’s a year to remember as Tim’s quest for more power blacks out a Thanksgiving football game, and Brad floors his parents with a wedding announcement. The biggest surprise is yet to come, how¬ever, as Tim considers walking away from Tool Time. Experience every fall-down-funny moment with TV’s most accident-prone host in this sensational 3-disc set, including all 25 episodes and never-before-seen bonus features. With great guest stars, including Dan Aykroyd and Grant Hill, this is a must-own collection for every Home Improvement fan.

Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Edition: The Workout

Extreme Makeover Weight Loss Edition: The Workout Review

Get up, get moving and start losing with three easy-to-follow workouts created by transformation specialist Chris Powell from ABC's hit show, “Extreme Makeover: Weight Loss Edition." You too can shed unwanted weight using the same exercises that helped people on the show lose hundreds of pounds.

Designed for any fitness level, begin with the Level 1 workout then progress to Level 2 and Level 3 to up the challenge and calorie burn. Chris and favorite show participants will be there every step of the way with modifications, encouragement and the inspiration needed to achieve your own total-body transformation!

Workout Descriptions:
Level 1 (10 min): Put your body in motion with gentle moves that work every major muscle group to ignite your metabolism, start losing pounds and inches, and begin your transformation.
Level 2 (20 min): Kick it up a notch with a calorie-burning workout that includes a cardio-infused Shredder Circuit, an ab-sculpting Core Circuit, and the “Dirty 30" that blasts fat in 30-second bursts.
Level 3 (30 min): Take your makeover to the max with calorie-crunching cardio, a Sprint Circuit of quick total-body moves to build muscle, and an Endurance Circuit that turns your body into a fat-burning furnace one rep at a time.

WWE: Shawn Michaels - Boyhood Dream

WWE: Shawn Michaels - Boyhood Dream Review

WWE: Shawn Michaels - Boyhood Dream Feature

• WWE-SHAWN MICHAELS BOYHOOD DREAM (DVD MOVIE)

For WWE superstar Shawn Michaels, that dream was to become the world heavyweight wrestling champion, a dream he fulfilled at Wrestlemania XII in 1996. This program features highlights of "the Showstopper's" rise to the top and title reign, including Shawn in the ring against Bret Hart, Diesel, Psycho Sid Vicious, Mankind, and others. 120 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English.

Ice Road Truckers: On & Off The Ice

Ice Road Truckers: On & Off The Ice Review

Ice Road Truckers: On & Off The Ice Feature

• The most dangerous show on television returns to DVD with three new specials with the truckers. Hugh, Alex, Rick, TJ, Jay, and Drew have survived on of the most treacherous--and adrenaline fueled--jobs on Earth: driving big rigs on the 2-foot thick ice road over the freezing waters of Northern Canada. Now, reunited one year after their winter on the Ice Road, the men answer viewers' burning

The most dangerous show on television returns to DVD with three new
specials with the truckers.

Hugh, Alex, Rick, TJ, Jay, and Drew have survived one of the most
treacherous - and adrenaline fueled - jobs on Earth: driving big rigs on
the 2-foot thick ice road over the freezing waters of Northern Canada. Now,
reunited one year after their winter on the Ice Road, the men answer
viewers' burning questions, relive their most perilous adventures, and
share their tactics for staying awake for days on end and enduring the
tight, cold quarters of their 18-wheeled "offices."

From the breathtaking landscape of the Klondike to the cramped cab of the big rig, ICE ROAD TRUCKERS: ON AND OFF THE ICE delivers the chills and the thrills of this "calling of the wild."

Snoopy, Come Home

Snoopy, Come Home Review

Feature-length animated film featuring the Peanuts gang - Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy and the rest, made back in the early '70's when they were still groovin' to Vince Guaraldi's jazz score.

Speedway

Speedway Review

Speedway Feature

• Stock car racer with generous impulses and a wastrel manager finds himself owing the Internal Revenue Service 5,000 in back taxes.Running Time: 94 min. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: G Age: 012569798830 UPC: 012569798830 Manufacturer No: 79883

Elvis looks sleek and cool in Speedway, a decided improvement over the pasty indifference he displayed in his middle-era range of pictures. The movie itself is standard Presley formula, with the King again playing a race-car driver, this time in trouble with an IRS agent (Nancy Sinatra) over his taxes. (There's even a production number about taxes. Argggh.) On the plus side, a bunch of scenes are set in the Hangout, a Pulp Fiction-esque diner with booths shaped like cars and lots of dancers doing the frug. Nancy sings a cool-weird Lee Hazlewood tune, "Your Groovy Self," which should have been picked up by the Austin Powers folks. The plot reflects Elvis's real-life penchant for giving money and cars away, although it's mostly predatory manager Bill Bixby who causes the financial problems. As ho-hum as this outing is, you'll probably want one of Elvis's racing-stripe windbreakers after you see it. --Robert Horton Stock car racer with generous impulses and a wastrel manager finds himself owing the Internal Revenue Service 5,000 in back taxes.

Trollz - The Move - Magic of the Five (Vol. 2)

Trollz - The Move - Magic of the Five (Vol. 2) Review

Best friends Amethyst, Ruby, Topaz, Onyx and Sapphire unexpectedly tangle with Simon, an ancient power-hungry gremlin, when he fools them into thinking he is a nice little boy. At the same time, the gems of the BFFL Trollz begin to lose their glow. That means - NO MORE MAGIC! And, it's no coincidence. Evil Simon and his sidekick, Snarf, set into motion plans to steal their magic. The BFFL Trollz become tighter than ever as they master the "magic of the five" and prove that working together can overcome all obstacles -- even Simon's ancient evil.

DVD Features:
Challenges
DVD ROM Features
Featurette
Interactive Menus
Music Video
Other:Personal Memory Book where girls can write their thoughts, share their experiences and add new stickers and sounds. Printable Trollz door hangars and note cards. Link to trollz.com Trollz Style Quiz Music Video A Spell Moment

2011 World Series Collectors Edition

2011 World Series Collectors Edition Review

2011 World Series Collectors Edition Feature

• Officially licensed

Product Description

History unfolded before our eyes and every clutch pitch, game-winning hit, and record-setting moment is digitally preserved in THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 2011 WORLD SERIES COLLECTOR S EDITION DVD. Featuring every game of this remarkable Fall Classic--including Game 6 which instantly became one of the greatest postseason games ever played--this eight-DVD set celebrates the Cardinals unforgettable, exhilarating, dramatic, and uplifting comebacks and victories. Each World Series game is now on DVD and wrapped with stats, player facts, and historic notes.<.p>

This eight-DVD collection displays the fortitude of the Red Birds under manager Tony LaRussa and the heroics of David Freise, Albert Pujols, Lance Berkman, Allen Craig, Yadier Molina, and Chris Carpenter along with every glorious Cardinals moment.

A special DVD audio feature allows fans to watch the World Series television broadcast and listen to Cardinals Radio Network announcers!

Special Features

• Walk-Off Winners; Milestones
• Cardinals clinch NL Wild Card: Last Out and Celebration
• NLDS Highlights, Last Out, and Celebration
• NLCS Highlights, Last Out, and Celebration
• NLCS Trophy Presentations
• World Series Last Out, Celebration and Trophy Presentation
• St. Louis Victory Parade
• Multiple Audio Tracks Featuring World Series Announcers: Joe Buck, Tim McCarver, Ken Rosenthal (Fox Sports), John Rooney, Mike Shannon (Cardinals Radio Network), Eric Nadel, Steve Busby, Bryan Dolgin (Rangers Radio Network), Ernesto Jerez, Guillermo Celis (ESPN Deportes Radio)

Three Came Home

Three Came Home Review

Claudette Colbert stars as American author Agnes Newton Keith, who, along with her British husband, was arrested and held in a Japanese prison camp during World War II. Powerful true account of her harrowing experiences co-stars Patric Knowles and Sessue Hayakawa as the camp commander. 106 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English. Plays All Regions.