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Video Recommendations
R.J. Donovan, Arts & Entertainment Editor
What's better than a bowl of popcorn and a good flick? Here are some across-the-board
suggestions that you may find worthy of insertion into the old VCR.
For more information on ANY of the videos described
below, click on either the blue hyperlinks or the cover art.
A Bug's Life
Another sensational animated effort from Disney, this is a film for kids that adults will
love too. It reminds you of "Toy Story" in that a lot of the humor is there just
for the grown-ups -- the kids will never get it. Quality all the way and the outakes
during the final credits are great.
Click here to get more information on "Uncovered"
from Reel.com
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Good Will Hunting
This would be worth having just because it was made in Boston. But more than that, the Matt
Damon-Ben Affleck award-winning creation is an outstanding,
true-to-life story of friendship. If you aren't puddling up by the time psychologist Robin
Williams finally gets through to Good Will, you ain't got no heart.
Click here to get more information on "Dido
Live" from Amazon.com
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The Very Best of
the Mary Tyler Moore Show
Fourteen episodes from the classic television series starring Miss MTM herself along with Ed
Asner, Valerie Harper, Ted Knight and the
ever-annoying Cloris Leachman. Best of all, this collection includes the
Emmy Award-winning episode, "Chuckles Bites The Dust." Feel free to throw your
hat in the air before each episode.
Click here to get more information on "Star
Wars Episode III." from Amazon.com
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Psycho
A taut thriller (that never should have been re-made), this is one of Hitchcock's best. Janet
Leigh is killed off in the first 20 minutes and Tony Perkins has
more mother issues than any decent taxidermist should be saddled with. Hitchcock was the
master as suspense. Three decades later, this is still one of the scariest movies you can
own.
Click
here to get more information on "The Greatest Generation" from
Amazon.com
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