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VHS : Mary Poppins (1964) (Disney) [1965]

Mary Poppins (1964) (Disney) [1965]


starring: Julie Andrews, Dick Van Dyke, David Tomlinson, Glynis Johns, Hermione Baddeley
directed by: Robert Stevenson
September 16, 1991


This film follows the character of Mary Poppins the nanny who's practically perfect in every way. This timeless classic has magical and unforgettable songs for the whole family to enjoy. And this special 40th anniversary edition has some brilliant extras from a new short story with Julie Andrews, cut songs and a documentary of the making of the film.


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VHS : The Sound Of Music [1965]

The Sound Of Music [1965]


starring: Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Eleanor Parker, Richard Haydn, Peggy Wood
directed by: Robert Wise
April 09, 2001


I had to return my borrowed 'original' VHS tape and I didn't want the DVD (high up in a recent survey of most wanted gadgets: a button on a DVD remote labeled "Just play the goddam film"). When I received the tape I was disappointed to see "DIGITALLY MASTERED FOR SUPERIOR SOUND AND PICTURE QUALITY". Why do they lie like this? Luckily the sound has survived but the picture is awful compared to the very old, much played borrowed tape. The picture has a brownish tinge and soft focus all the way through.
The reason the tape is digitally 'mastered' is presumably the same as with digitally mastered LP's; so as not to show up the limitations of the new CD's and DVD's. However I can remember enough of the borrowed tape to continue to enjoy this wonderful ... Read More:

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VHS : Shrek 2 [2004]

Shrek 2 [2004]


starring: Mike Myers, Conrad Vernon, Eddie Murphy, Cameron Diaz, John Cleese
directed by: Conrad Vernon, Andrew Adamson, Kelly Asbury
November 02, 2004


I loved the orignal Shrek so much that this film was a must buy. However, while it is still quite fun it simply cannot live up to its predecessor. The story seems to be a rehash of the first film with Shrek's struggle for acceptance, the switch from ogre to human and donkey's antics. The multitude of fairy-tale characters in the first film seem a bit dull in this one. The Fairy Godmother and Prince Charming are wonderful but many of the other characters don't make the grade. The film is largely saved by Antonio Banderras' Puss in Boots. Overall it's quite nice and worth a watch, but does seem like just another sequel.
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VHS : The Sound Of Music [1965]

The Sound Of Music [1965]


starring: Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Eleanor Parker, Richard Haydn, Peggy Wood
directed by: Robert Wise
October 31, 1994


I had to return my borrowed 'original' VHS tape and I didn't want the DVD (high up in a recent survey of most wanted gadgets: a button on a DVD remote labeled "Just play the goddam film"). When I received the tape I was disappointed to see "DIGITALLY MASTERED FOR SUPERIOR SOUND AND PICTURE QUALITY". Why do they lie like this? Luckily the sound has survived but the picture is awful compared to the very old, much played borrowed tape. The picture has a brownish tinge and soft focus all the way through.
The reason the tape is digitally 'mastered' is presumably the same as with digitally mastered LP's; so as not to show up the limitations of the new CD's and DVD's. However I can remember enough of the borrowed tape to continue to enjoy this wonderful film.

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VHS : Hey Mister Producer - The Musical World Of Cameron Mackintosh

Hey Mister Producer - The Musical World Of Cameron Mackintosh


starring: Julie Andrews, Russ Abbot, Michael Ball, John Barrowman, Peter Bayliss
directed by: Gavin Taylor
November 01, 1999


This assembly of musical talent is beyond words for those who love it and those who are learning it is a great starting point. A brief, yet accurate introduction to musical theartre that is inspiring and well thought out. The talent includes the age old treasure as well as the newer albeit experienced crew. A truly rewarding video experience that is not to be forgotten soon and will provide many hours of entertainment. I only wish it was available on region 2 DVD so as I could watch my favoutite parts again and again. Watch, listen and more importantly enjoy.
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VHS : The Sound Of Music [1965]

The Sound Of Music [1965]


starring: Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Eleanor Parker, Richard Haydn, Peggy Wood
directed by: Robert Wise
July 13, 1992


I had to return my borrowed 'original' VHS tape and I didn't want the DVD (high up in a recent survey of most wanted gadgets: a button on a DVD remote labeled "Just play the goddam film"). When I received the tape I was disappointed to see "DIGITALLY MASTERED FOR SUPERIOR SOUND AND PICTURE QUALITY". Why do they lie like this? Luckily the sound has survived but the picture is awful compared to the very old, much played borrowed tape. The picture has a brownish tinge and soft focus all the way through.
The reason the tape is digitally 'mastered' is presumably the same as with digitally mastered LP's; so as not to show up the limitations of the new CD's and DVD's. However I can remember enough of the borrowed tape to continue to enjoy this wonderful film.

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VHS : Duet For One [1986]

Duet For One [1986]


starring: Julie Andrews, Alan Bates, Max von Sydow, Rupert Everett, Margaret Courtenay
directed by: Andrei Konchalovsky
November 19, 1990


I had to return my borrowed 'original' VHS tape and I didn't want the DVD (high up in a recent survey of most wanted gadgets: a button on a DVD remote labeled "Just play the goddam film"). When I received the tape I was disappointed to see "DIGITALLY MASTERED FOR SUPERIOR SOUND AND PICTURE QUALITY". Why do they lie like this? Luckily the sound has survived but the picture is awful compared to the very old, much played borrowed tape. The picture has a brownish tinge and soft focus all the way through.
The reason the tape is digitally 'mastered' is presumably the same as with digitally mastered LP's; so as not to show up the limitations of the new CD's and DVD's. However I can remember enough of the borrowed tape to continue to enjoy this wonderful film.

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VHS : Sound of Music [1965]

Sound of Music [1965]


starring: Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer, Richard Haydn, Peggy Wood, Anna Lee
directed by: Robert Wise



I had to return my borrowed 'original' VHS tape and I didn't want the DVD (high up in a recent survey of most wanted gadgets: a button on a DVD remote labeled "Just play the goddam film"). When I received the tape I was disappointed to see "DIGITALLY MASTERED FOR SUPERIOR SOUND AND PICTURE QUALITY". Why do they lie like this? Luckily the sound has survived but the picture is awful compared to the very old, much played borrowed tape. The picture has a brownish tinge and soft focus all the way through.
The reason the tape is digitally 'mastered' is presumably the same as with digitally mastered LP's; so as not to show up the limitations of the new CD's and DVD's. However I can remember enough of the borrowed tape to continue to enjoy this wonderful film.

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VHS : Victor Victoria (1982)

Victor Victoria (1982)


starring: Julie Andrews, James Garner, Robert Preston, Lesley Anne Warren, Alex Karras
directed by: Blake Edwards



I had to return my borrowed 'original' VHS tape and I didn't want the DVD (high up in a recent survey of most wanted gadgets: a button on a DVD remote labeled "Just play the goddam film"). When I received the tape I was disappointed to see "DIGITALLY MASTERED FOR SUPERIOR SOUND AND PICTURE QUALITY". Why do they lie like this? Luckily the sound has survived but the picture is awful compared to the very old, much played borrowed tape. The picture has a brownish tinge and soft focus all the way through.
The reason the tape is digitally 'mastered' is presumably the same as with digitally mastered LP's; so as not to show up the limitations of the new CD's and DVD's. However I can remember enough of the borrowed tape to continue to enjoy this wonderful film.

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VHS : 10 [1979]

10 [1979]


starring: Dudley Moore, Bo Derek, Julie Andrews, Robert Webber, Dee Wallace
directed by: Blake Edwards
May 11, 1999


Blake Edwards' 10, proved to be a surprise at the box office, at a time when he lost his main star the gifted comic Peter Sellars who had dominated his entire set of Pink Panther movies and two others including The Crazy World of Henry Orient and The Party.

George Webber (Moore) is a pianist who has a house by the sea and has a strained relationship with his posh no-nonsense girlfriend. Webber, when in his luxurious limo, spots a young woman in a wedding dress, he is fascinated by her youth and her body..................

Edwards began searching for the perfect George Webber, which he found in Dudley Moore and his hollywood career was born out of the ashes where he became an overnight sensation.

10 is about appreciating love by attraction on a number scale and ... Read More:

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