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This beautifully restored British comedy has a great deal to say about aging and war without ever losing its light touch.

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Posted by: Ross Johnson - May 12, 2013, 2:51 pm - DVD Review
Keywords: officer, military, german, boer war

With an all-new look at kids' favorite alien-changing star, including an all-new Omnitrix, new aliens, a new partner and underground world filled with intergalactic life, it's Ben like you've never seen him - a little older but not always a little wiser

Strawberry and friends are eager to grow up so they begin to imagine what they will be like for them in the future. Imaginations soar as they see what their future is like as busy career girls! Whether Strawberry is at the Berryfest or 'Putting on the Glitz' or 'Growing Up Dreams,' she is always ready for quite the adventure! Also, view Strawberry Shortcake and friends' favourite recipes that are fun and kid-friendly so families can jazz up their baking time in the kitchen.

An omnibus of forty years of educational films scaring the hell out of children, for their own good.

Louis Armstrong and some of his best pals celebrate his 70th birthday at the Newport Jazz Festival. We'll save you a piece of cake!

Even as some grumble that Criterion should focus on bringing lost classics to DVD, it's tough to argue that the underappreciated Monsoon Wedding hasn't benefitted from the company's topflight treatment.

Of all the releases of A Charlie Brown Christmas, this one's the Charlie Browniest. Of course. It is in HD.

The last eight episodes of Season 5 of one of the best shows on TV make their way to DVD just in time for the Season 6 premiere...office visits to McNamara/Troy have never been better.

I'll pretty watch anything rising star James Franco is involved in these days, but there has to be a good reason that this sat on the shelf for so long.

I damn near lost my mind wading through this collection of Z-grade creature flicks throughout the decades. Was it worth it? Read on to find out!

This review doesn't contain any spoilers. So if you have not seen the film or any of the teasers, trailers, sneak peeks, previews, special previews or Twitter tweets - I won't be giving away the secrets. In the anticipation of the film, then the seeing of the film and then the post-film contemplation of the film; I realized that the release of this film is really about myself. Really. And if you go see the film, it's not going to be about Star Trek - it's going to be all about you.

Anne Hathaway is a cute therapist who interviews plane crash survivors, and she soon discovers there may be a cover-up going on.

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