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Point Blank [1967] (REGION 1) (NTSC)

starring: Lee Marvin, Angie Dickinson, Keenan Wynn, Carroll O'Connor, Lloyd Bochner
directed by: John Boorman

Release Date July 05, 2005
When his buddy, Mal Reese, with his wife, Lynne, looking on, puts two bullets into Walker right after they've high-jacked a big haul on Alcatraz island, Walker gets mad...and then gets even. Walker somehow survives those gunshots and a year later he returns. For the next hour and a half, Walker (Lee Marvin) is going to say once if he says it ten times, "I want my money back." The Organization is not about to accommodate Walker, even if Walker's money is only a measly $93,000. That includes Reese, who now has Walker's wife and who has become one of the Organization's top men, all of whom look like business CEOs. While Walker relentlessly goes after his money and works his way up the corporate criminal ladder, he leaves a trail of corpses behind. ... Read More:

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Teletubbies - Again Again! [1997]

starring: Rolf Saxon, Sandra Dickinson, Rudolph Walker, Alex Pascall, Penelope Keith
directed by: David Hiller

Release Date March 15, 2004
Unlike the other Teletubbies videos/DVDs my son has seen, "Teletubbies - Again Again!" took quite a while for my 2-year-old to get into. There are a few sequences that don't hold much interest for him, such as the bit where Laa Laa asks the others to play with her indoors (they want to play outdoors). However, there are two sequences that he has grown to love, namely Dipsy doing his special dance (my son has developed his own version of Dipsy's dance and it's quite a sight to behold!) and the clip of children making playdough. It's the pull of these two sections that keeps my son watching the whole DVD, even though it has been known that he may leave the room (never happened with the other Tubbies videos/DVDs) - this mostly happens if the "Teletubbies ... Read More:

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Teletubbies - Dance With The Teletubbies [1997]

starring: Rolf Saxon, John Simmit, Nikky Smedley, Pui Fan Lee, Tim Whitnall
directed by: David Hiller

Release Date July 14, 2003
My ten month old (fussy eater) daughter loves this dvd. It keeps her enthralled and sat in her high chair whilst I'm feeding her instead of screaming and thrashing to get out! She's even started to express preferences for certain dances and waves hello and bye bye to the teletubbies. Look out for the skirt dance!

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Rivals [1999]

starring: Mary-Margaret Humes, Jennifer Finnigan, Marnette Patterson, Rel Hunt, Jessica Greco
directed by: Norma Bailey

Release Date June 26, 2006
Great paced film with great cast both main girls were fantastic in their roles. Definitely worth a watch...

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Teletubbies - Meet The Teletubbies [1997]

starring: Rolf Saxon, John Simmit, Nikky Smedley, Pui Fan Lee, Tim Whitnall
directed by: David Hiller

Release Date June 30, 2003
It's really very sweet having an extremely positive and loving atmosphere. The teletubbies are not grown-ups and probably not even human so they have to learn everything from the beginning. They can't even speak like grown ups which seems to be no problem for children, egging them on to experiment with their own syllables and sounds. (Children are always drawn to charachters that resemble children.)
It's slow moving and gentle, which may be boring and incomprehensible to adults but is benficial for small kids who are often overwhelmed by the imformation overload, with lots of repetition so inexperienced minds have a chance take it all in.

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Teletubbies - Happy Christmas [1997]

starring: Rolf Saxon, Sandra Dickinson, Rudolph Walker, Alex Pascall, Penelope Keith
directed by: David Hiller

Release Date October 12, 1998
The only My son needed for the set. He did not move out of his seat for the whole video. Excellent use of colours and one of the best ones. Plenty of learning material and does not repeat material as much as the newest video.

CD-Charts Position 7
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Teletubbies - Favourite Things And Other Stories [1997]

starring: Rolf Saxon, John Simmit, Nikky Smedley, Pui Fan Lee, Tim Whitnall
directed by: David Hiller

Release Date March 22, 1999
I have a 19-month-old daughter who watches this video over and over, giggles and enjoys it, loves it - a sweet and wholesome tape for young children to watch often.

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Teletubbies - Hide And Seek Video [1997]

starring: Rolf Saxon, John Simmit, Nikky Smedley, Pui Fan Lee, Tim Whitnall
directed by: David Hiller

Release Date July 22, 2002
I think that all young kids should love this. Both my kids a 1 year old and a 3 year old, keep watching it again and again. Babies and toddlers love to hide and seek things, love to be discovered when they are hiding and like the fact to anticipate what is going to happen next. The tubbies keep hiding and missing and the others have to find them. My children keep shouting: she is there, there........

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Teletubbies - Uh-oh! Messes And Muddles [1997]

starring: Rolf Saxon, Sandra Dickinson, Rudolph Walker, Alex Pascall, Penelope Keith
directed by: David Hiller

Release Date October 12, 1998
This is a title that is a must have for a true Teletubbie fan.
The fantastic four spill gallons of Tubby custard, leave the
Dome in total chaos, but the Noo-noo comes to the rescue to clean
up. Your child will enjoy the custard scene as well as the cloud
filling the dome. Tinky-Winky at his best..Noo-noo has his work cut out...a keeper!!!

CD-Charts Position 10
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Teletubbies - Look [1997]

starring: Rolf Saxon, John Simmit, Nikky Smedley, Pui Fan Lee, Tim Whitnall
directed by: David Hiller

Release Date July 14, 2003
My 13 month old daughter was glued to this DVD,she wasnt too keen on the chapter where La La looses her ball and we had a few tears at first,neither was she too enamoured when the teletubbies come down the slide but the more she watches it the more she realizes its not quite so scary!!!! It certainly gives mum some time to herself!