The Roy Rogers Collection - Classic TV Shows

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Price: $89.95   

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• Custom Interactive Menus
• Great for gift giving
• Shrinked wrapped
• Excellent quality

Product Description

Roy Rogers Collection - 64 Classic TV shows. This is the Original Roy Rogers collection of 64 episodes of the family favorite from the 1950s. 16 DVDs in two big volumes. Interactive custom menus, for episode selection. Starring: Roy Rogers, Dale Evans and Pat Brady along with Trigger, and Nellybelle.

The Roy Rogers Collection - Classic TV Shows Review

Every Roy Rogers and Dale Evans fan will love this set. 56 episodes in a two-volume set.

I have this set from the Nostalgia Merchant and love it. The quality is very good for these old episodes.

Highly recommended for any Roy Rogers Show fan.

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Girls' Generation ~Girls&peace~ Japan 2nd Tour(first Press Limited Edition)[blu-ray]

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Price: $138.00   

Girls' Generation ~Girls&peace~ Japan 2nd Tour(first Press Limited Edition)[blu-ray] Review

This is their second Japanese tour & they're stronger then ever!
Looks absolutely perfect on blu ray!
Highly recommended for the kpop fan!~ SONE<3

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Skins - Series 1-5 - Complete [Region 2]

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Price: $117.81   

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• 12 dvd set
• region 2
• 4 seasons
• pal

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E4's multi BAFTA award-winning drama series, Skins follows the chaotic lives and loves of hard-partying college students as their teen lives mix with the madness of the adult world around them. The gang from series 1 and 2 are: Tony, the most popular boy in town and his kind-hearted sidekick Sid; quick witted and stunning Michelle; total nutter Cassie; best mates Anwar and Maxxie; super bright Jal; and Chris, the original party animal. The series 3 and 4 students are: beautiful and mysterious Effy and her best friend, kooky Pandora; unpredictable Cook, handsome Freddie and their best mate, na �ve JJ; beautiful idealist Naomi; identical twins Katie and Emily and Thomas, a good, honest soul.

Skins - Series 1-5 - Complete [Region 2] Review

I'd fallen in love with the cast from the first season and bought this to watch the rest. I'm so happy I did! My roommates and I are all HOOKED on Skins. Not to mention, they just recently started a US version of Skins on MTV, and we know that this version is vastly superior!

I'm hearing impaired and love, well need, subtitles which was a motivating factor in buying Skins on disc. It didn't mention in the information whether or not it had subtitles, but I took a chance and got lucky. So for those out there that are like me- there ARE English subtitles! :)

There are about 3/4 CD's a season and the last disc has special features that were actually pretty entertaining. The main menu lets you watch the whole disc, watch by episode, or even find by scene, and has an English Subtitles on/off button.

I'm from the U.S. so I DID have to change the region code on my laptop so I could watch it (and we got an HDMI cord to plug it into the TV). I can only change the region code 4 times before it picks a default and I know this is somewhat the same for others- so heads up!

Each character gets their own episode each season, which I found incredibly cool. A different character perspective helped to reveal information otherwise unknown if the story was presented any other way. You see a more personal side of each and each quickly worm their way into your heart.

Season 1 was what got me hooked on Skins. I fell in love with Cassie, the sweetheart with anorexia, Sid, the virgin, Tony, the top dog, Michelle the hottest girl, Tony's girlfriend, and Sid's hugest crush, Chris the pill-popper and cougar-chaser, Maxxie the sweet gay guy, Anwar, his best friend and Muslim, Jal the sassy clarinet player, and the quiet mischievous Effy, Tony's sister. Season 2 came bursting out through the gate and went even further with each character, sucking you in every single moment.

Season 3+4 have a different cast because each season is a year in college (which is two years- It's not the same in the US), and keeping an open mind you fall in love with the second generation really quickly. Everyone else has graduated, but Effy, the younger sister in the first 2 series, is taking over. She's seemingly perfect and everyone falls in love with her, but you learn what's really going on in her "clever" mind. It's also cute because you can catch tiny homages to the first cast.
Cook, JJ, and Freddie are best friends and all fall in love with Effy. Cook is a jerk but somehow you like him because he really just doesn't care. JJ has Autism which was incredibly unique. Freddie is a little romantic and adorable. Pandora, who actually appeared in a few of the last episodes of season 2 returns as Effy's ditsy lovable best friend. Thomas comes from the Congo and is such a warm-hearted kind soul and a good boy. We also have twins, Katie and Emily, who we find out really aren't the least bit alike. Naomi and Emily end up having their own romantic affair.

This is probably the longest review ever- but hopefully helpful nevertheless! Enjoy Skins :)

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Thin Lizzy: The Ultimate Collection

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Price: $92.60   

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DVD 1 Masters from the Vaults: This unique film includes previously unreleased footage of Thin Lizzy in vintage performances from the key stages of their career. DVD 2 - Live in Sydney: Recorded live at Sydney Harbour, 1978. DVD 3 Rock Review: Rare US archive performance footage, Personal reflections with original Thin Lizzy guitarist Eric Bell, Personal reflections with Philomena Lynott who provides the inside story of her sons life and work, Drawing on rare US archive footage of Thin Lizzy in performance, previously unreleased on DVD, this is the powerful retrospective critical review of the music of a legendary band.

Thin Lizzy: The Ultimate Collection Review

The first dvd talk about the story of the band, is good, you can see the mother of Phil, is very good dvd.

The second dvd is the famous concert in Sydney, good Show with Gary Moore but without Brian Downey, with M. Nauseef, no good sound for this concert.

The 3rd dvd is not good, I don't like to see live and dangerous in pieces,the vhs of live and dangerous is better good, and you will see the boys are back in town in 2 performance.

Non sense! Is better to see all live and dangerous.

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Nadia, The Secret of Blue Water: Perfect Collection

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Price: $699.99   

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• The World's Fair, Paris 1889: Young inventor Jean crosses paths with an enigmatic girl named Nadia and her pet lion, King, on the run from a trio of villains attempting to stealing the Blue Water - a mysterious jewel Nadia wears around her neck. So begins a quest that will take them around the world and through many, many adventures. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: ANIMATION Rating:&nbs

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The World's Fair, Paris 1889: Young inventor Jean crosses paths with an enigmatic girl named Nadia and her pet lion, King, on the run from a trio of villains attempting to stealing the Blue Water - a mysterious jewel Nadia wears around her neck. So begins a quest that will take them around the world and through many, many adventures.

Nadia, The Secret of Blue Water: Perfect Collection Review

In the mid 1970's, prior to obtaining his well-deserved status as Japan's greatest animator ever, a young Hayao Miyazaki was hired by Japanese movie giant Toho to develop ideas for TV series. One of these concepts was "Around the World Under the Sea", based on Jules Verne's "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea," in which two orphan children pursued by villains team up with Captain Nemo and his mighty submarine, the Nautilus. Although it was never produced, Toho nonetheless kept the rights to the story outline. Miyazaki would reuse elements from his original concept in later projects of his, most notably a terrific 1986 action-adventure feature called CASTLE IN THE SKY. Ten years later, in the mid-1980's, animation studio Gainax was commissioned to produce an original Anime series to be broadcast on television network NHK. Under the direction of a brilliant but angst-ridden artist known as Hideaki Anno, the studio selected Miyazaki's concept, and crafted an engaging story set in a steampunk 1889 France, with interesting characters, amazing animation (for its time), and a mixture of comedy, romance, mystery, and drama. The result was NADIA: THE SECRET OF BLUE WATER, which has since become a worldwide fan favorite.

The story begins at a Paris World Exposition Fair where Jean, a nerdy but charming and instantly loveable inventor boy of fourteen, becomes smitten with a pretty, dark-skinned girl his own age. The girl, known as Nadia, is an unhappy circus acrobat with no clue about her past other than a jeweled necklace she wears. After rescuing her from a trio of comic bandits (the Grandis Gang) Jean earns Nadia's trust. The two set off on an even bigger adventure to find Nadia's birthplace, which supposedly lies in Africa. Along the way, they have run-ins with a supercharged submarine commanded by the mysterious Captain Nemo and his pretty but overprotective first officer Electra as well as a shadowy cult of Nazi-like masked soldiers known as Neo-Atlanteans led by the misanthropic, sinister Gargoyle, who wants Nadia's pendant at any cost. In the course of their around-the-world adventure, Jean and Nadia adopt an orphaned little girl, Marie, who senses that her new guardians will become more than just close friends. Although Nadia's explosive temper poses problems, Jean's patience and loyalty keeps their relationship afloat, and her growing love for the boy gradually transforms her as a person.

NADIA has all the makings of a classic series: a well-rounded cast of characters, unforgettable sequences, and a long, involving action adventure. There is a distinctive "Miyazaki-esque" style to the visual designs of the leads, yet only Jean seems to emerge as a Miyazaki creation. Which is arguably what makes him the most lovable character in the whole show. It's easy to see why Nadia finds herself falling for him--who wouldn't want to be with a boy as intelligent, genuinely compassionate, and impossibly generous as Jean? While he does display clumsiness in terms of social graces around the opposite sex, it only makes him all the more appealing as a character. Nadia herself, by contrast, is not always loveable. In addition to having serious anger management issues, she also has unbending and irrational principles about killing, eating meat, or trusting grown-ups. She does, however, display courage and, as mentioned, finds herself growing to care for Jean. Actually, Anno has said that he created Jean and Nadia based on his "light" and "dark" sides.

For all its assets, however, NADIA suffers from one fatal flaw that prevents it from being the classic it aims to be--it does not always stay afloat. The first twenty-two episodes are old-fashioned adventure at its best, with humor, young love, traumatic situations which involve death, and compelling, engrossing mysteries as we learn about Nadia, the Nautilus, and the Atlanteans. Midway through, it devolves into a painfully dull, unengaging, haphazard, incoherent Saturday morning cartoon, with warped characterizations, sloppy animation, and even worse concepts for episodes totally devoid of imagination or credibility. (In all fairness, these dreadful episodes weren't supposed to have existed; distributor NHK requested that they be made after the show became a smash hit in Japan.) The final five episodes return the show to its roots of appeal and deliver a satisfying finale, but it's hard to compensate for the damage that has been done.

For their part, however, ADV Films deserves a shout-out for their work on bringing this series to American audiences. The visual and aural transfers are competently done, but it's their translation that really shines. The English dub, a wonderful achievement for the now defunct Austin-based Monster Island studios, is notable for casting three actual children in the roles of Jean, Nadia, and Marie--Nathan Parsons (12), Meg Bauman (14), and Margaret Cassidy (11), respectively. For inexperienced youngsters, all three do exceptional jobs, and are amply supported by an excellent cast of adults, particularly Sarah Richardson, Corey Gagne, Martin Blacker (as the Grandis Gang) as well as Jennifer Stuart (Electra), and Ev Lunning Jr. (Nemo). All show liveliness and enthusiasm for the characters and give the performances of their careers. Ditto for the use of genuinely believable accents--it adds a national flavor to the characters (although Jean's sometimes shaky French dialect takes some getting used to).

Is NADIA a complete waste of time? Not at all; as mentioned, the characters are fully-realized, and for twenty-two episodes and the final five, the show does indeed deliver an entertaining, consistently engaging adventure story with just the right amount of heart, humor, and drama. It's just too bad that it goes downhill in the second half (despite delivering a phenomenal conclusion). Otherwise, this series would truly be worthy of the praise it receives as one of the greats. The best way to appreciate NADIA is to view episodes 1-22, then 31 (the only "filler" episode to have any genuine plot development), and finally 35-39. It'll surely provide a more pleasing experience.

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