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Michael Scrutchin
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 Posted: 05.03.2005 1:23 am Post subject: DVD Releases for May 3, 2005 |
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DVD Releases for May 3, 2005
New Releases
- 30 Days Until I'm Famous (Anchor Bay, 2004)
- Bad Trip (Lions Gate, 1999)
- Chupacabra Terror (Sony, 2005)
- The Chorus (Miramax, 2004)
- Enduring Love (Paramount, 2004)
- The Fall Before Paradise (York, 2005)
- Go Further (Home Vision, 2003)
- National Treasure (Disney, 2004)
- The Phantom of the Opera (Warner, 2004)
- The Phantom of the Opera [SE] (Warner, 2004)
- Prom Queen (Wolfe, 2004)
- The Sandlot 2 (Fox, 2005)
- The Three Amigos (Miramax, 2001)
- Vampires: The Turning (Sony, 2005)
- Venus on the Halfshell (Vintage, 2002)
- Wanderlust (Vintage, 2001)
Other DVD Releases
- American Dreamer (Paramount, 1984)
- And Then There Was One (MPI, 1994)
- Back Roads (Paramount, 1981)
- Battle of the Bulge (Warner, 1965)
- The Big Red One: The Reconstruction [SE] (Warner, 1980)
- Blood Alley (Warner, 1955)
- The Blue Hotel (Monterey, 1977)
- Darkness Before Dawn (MPI, 1993)
- Dogtown and Z-Boys [SE] (Sony, 2001)
- The Entity (Anchor Bay, 1981)
- Fifteen & Pregnant (MPI, 1998)
- Guns of Honor (Lions Gate, 1994)
- Heart o' the Hills [Milestone] (Image, 1919)
- Heidi (Disney, 1993)
- In Search of the Castaways (Disney, 1962)
- The Jilting of Granny Weatherall (Monterey, 1980)
- John Wayne: Legendary Heroes Collection (Warner, 1944-74)
- A Killing in a Small Town (MPI, 1990)
- Knight Errant (Pathfinder, 1974)
- License to Drive (Anchor Bay, 1988)
- McQ (Warner, 1974)
- Microcosmos (Miramax, 1996)
- Paul's Case (Monterey, 1980)
- Pocahontas [SE] (Disney, 1995)
- Rappaccini's Daughter (Monterey, 1980)
- The Sea Chase (Warner, 1955)
- Shaka Zulu: The Last Great Warrior (Screen Media, 1987)
- Silent Tongue (Lions Gate, 1994)
- Spaceballs [SE] (MGM, 1987)
- Suds [Milestone] (Image, 1920)
- Summer Magic (Disney, 1963)
- Table for Five (Paramount, 1983)
- Tall in the Saddle (Warner, 1944)
- That Darn Cat! (Disney, 1965)
- Through the Back Door [Milestone] (Image, 1921)
- Too Young to Die? (MPI, 1990)
- The Train Robbers (Warner, 1973)
- Turk 182 (Anchor Bay, 1985)
- Untamed Love (MPI, 1994)
- The Vampires Collection (Sony, 1998-2005)
- With Six You Get Eggroll (Paramount, 1968)
- World War II Collection: Battlefront Europe (Warner, 1949-80)
TV Shows on DVD
- Benny Hill: The Lost Years (BBC, 1955-68)
- The Carol Burnett Show: Let's Bump Up the Lights (Paramount, 2004)
- Dawson's Creek: Fifth Season (Sony, 2001-02)
- Everybody Loves Raymond: Third Season (HBO, 1998-99)
- Gilmore Girls: Third Season (Warner, 2002-03)
- I Love Lucy: Fourth Season (Paramount, 1954-55)
- King of the Hill: Fourth Season (Fox, 1999-2000)
- The Man Show: Season Three (Eagle Vision, 2001-02)
- Naked City: Box Set 1 (Image, 1958)
- The Partridge Family: First Season (Sony, 1970-71)
- Star Trek: Enterprise - First Season (Paramount, 2001-02)
- Three's Company: Season Four (Anchor Bay, 1979-80)
- Touched by an Angel: Second Season (Paramount, 1995-96)
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Michael Scrutchin
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Netflix: The Big Red One and The Entity.
I curious about Phantom, but if it's as bad as I suspect I don't want to force myself.
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beltmann
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I don't know about you guys, but I'm psyched for License to Drive.
Eric
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Michael Scrutchin
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| beltmann wrote: | | I don't know about you guys, but I'm psyched for License to Drive. |
The absolute pinnacle for the Coreys...
No, wait -- that'd be The Lost Boys. But License to Drive is up there.
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beltmann
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| Michael B. Scrutchin wrote: | | beltmann wrote: | | I don't know about you guys, but I'm psyched for License to Drive. |
The absolute pinnacle for the Coreys...
No, wait -- that'd be The Lost Boys. |
Please. Lost Boys is a movie about hair. License to Drive is about cars, man!
Eric
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Monkeypox
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| Michael B. Scrutchin wrote: | | beltmann wrote: | | I don't know about you guys, but I'm psyched for License to Drive. |
The absolute pinnacle for the Coreys...
No, wait -- that'd be The Lost Boys. But License to Drive is up there. |
You're eating maggots, Michael.
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Michael Scrutchin
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| juhsstin wrote: | | you cannot forget "Blown Away" with Nicole Eggert. |
The unrated version, of course.
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Michael Scrutchin
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| juhsstin wrote: | | you cannot forget "Blown Away" with Nicole Eggert. |
The unrated version, of course.
Oh, how the Coreys had grown up.
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a35mmlife
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| beltmann wrote: | | Michael B. Scrutchin wrote: | | beltmann wrote: | | I don't know about you guys, but I'm psyched for License to Drive. |
The absolute pinnacle for the Coreys...
No, wait -- that'd be The Lost Boys. |
Please. Lost Boys is a movie about hair. License to Drive is about cars, man!
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Oh yes!!! License To Drive!!!
Truely the Coreys finest hour... but let us not forget the best part of the film... Heather Graham drunk and locked in a trunk! Plus I try to buy every DVD that stars Richard Masur... I mean, NO ONE can wear a beard like that man...
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