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New DVD Releases
- Thread starter cardero
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By the time I get to buy a DVD it's ages old........the last one I bought was artificial intelligence!cardero said:A spot where we can bring new (or not so new) titles to each others awareness.
Just received today.
PARTRIDE FAMILY Season 1 and 2
C'mon Get Happy!!
They even included assorted Hanna Barbera Patridge Family 2200 A.D. cartoons. Talk about your "blasts from the pasts".
mrscardero
Kal-El's Mama
You mean like NETFLIX?cardero said:
Can I rent too? What's your password? :flirt:
cardero
Citizen Mod
The Best Of The Electric Company
For most of us who are old enough to remember, the PBS network would air educational programs like Sesame Street. Right after Sesame Street they used to broadcast a show for older children called The Electric Company. What is most noted about this show is that this is where actors Morgan Freeman and Rita Moreno got their start. Shout Factory (check out their website for some great DVD releases) released a 4 disc set entitled The Best Of Electric Company which features some of the best remembered skits from that show. Now if they could just release The Best Of ZOOM life would come full circle.
For most of us who are old enough to remember, the PBS network would air educational programs like Sesame Street. Right after Sesame Street they used to broadcast a show for older children called The Electric Company. What is most noted about this show is that this is where actors Morgan Freeman and Rita Moreno got their start. Shout Factory (check out their website for some great DVD releases) released a 4 disc set entitled The Best Of Electric Company which features some of the best remembered skits from that show. Now if they could just release The Best Of ZOOM life would come full circle.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I know Mythbusters Season 2 was just released. Too bad Blockbusters online rental doesn't have it.
fromthe heart
Well-Known Member
My husband rented me 'Flightplan' this past weekend while I was flat on my back...it was very good.
cardero
Citizen Mod
The Pink Panther Classic Cartoon Collection
The Pink Panther is one hip cat. Since 1964, this pink-inked feline has ambled across the opening credits of each Blake Edwards Pink Panther movie. Sleek and sophisticated (with animation produced by Fritz Freleng and David H. DePatie), the sly pussycat spawned a subsequent Oscar-winning short film, "The Pink Phink," and a series of 6-minute cartoons (from 1964-80). This collection includes 124 cartoons featuring the one-of-a-kind cat.
5 discs with nothing but the 1960s Pink Panther Cartoons. I am in heaven and heaven is pink. This collection was obviously released to correspond to the new movie The Pink Panther with Steve Martin (which I will not be attending). My only regret is that the DVD did not include any of the bizarre Inspector Clousteau cartoons or any of the Ant And The Aardvark cartoons that used to accompany this pink cat (maybe they will be released later). Each disc is 140 Minutes long and it is the fifth disc that includes the bonus extras and a history of this animated series. Nostalgic Saturday mornings emerge and the Pink Panther is probably the only cartoon that my father laughed out loud to (but denies it to this day). The Pink Panther cartoons were quick, sharp witted, and inspired. Even though the Pink Panther did receive his fair share of beatings the Pink Panther was the definitive nature of cool. Thanks for the memories.
The Pink Panther is one hip cat. Since 1964, this pink-inked feline has ambled across the opening credits of each Blake Edwards Pink Panther movie. Sleek and sophisticated (with animation produced by Fritz Freleng and David H. DePatie), the sly pussycat spawned a subsequent Oscar-winning short film, "The Pink Phink," and a series of 6-minute cartoons (from 1964-80). This collection includes 124 cartoons featuring the one-of-a-kind cat.
5 discs with nothing but the 1960s Pink Panther Cartoons. I am in heaven and heaven is pink. This collection was obviously released to correspond to the new movie The Pink Panther with Steve Martin (which I will not be attending). My only regret is that the DVD did not include any of the bizarre Inspector Clousteau cartoons or any of the Ant And The Aardvark cartoons that used to accompany this pink cat (maybe they will be released later). Each disc is 140 Minutes long and it is the fifth disc that includes the bonus extras and a history of this animated series. Nostalgic Saturday mornings emerge and the Pink Panther is probably the only cartoon that my father laughed out loud to (but denies it to this day). The Pink Panther cartoons were quick, sharp witted, and inspired. Even though the Pink Panther did receive his fair share of beatings the Pink Panther was the definitive nature of cool. Thanks for the memories.