Red Letters DVD

Red Letters review The eleventh release in the remarkable SHORT series focuses on the extremities of human emotions. Fifteen highly original short films are included which are as diverse as the range of feelings that they explore. Highlights are the award-winning "Hate: A Comedy," which involves a rivalry between a man and a chicken and "Bass on Titles," a documentary which explores the work of acclaimed graphic designer Saul Bass, who did the remarkable titles for many of Hitchcock's films. The thirteen other ...

Red Letters video Two policemen have been dispatched to return a suspect in a murder case that has been solved; one detective has an aversion to flying, however, which results in a cross-country train trip. On board the Hollywood Beach, the presence of a crime boss and a brutal murder similar to the one that was just closed give rise to doubts as to weather it was in fact resolved; slowly the realization dawns that the killer is still on the loose. It's too much of a ...

Red Letters DVD for sale For baseball fans, this is a real treat, with two movies charting the ups and downs of the profession, including: 61*: Set in New York City in 1961, 61* is a film directed by Billy Crystal for baseball lovers. Zooming in on Yankee players Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle, the film follows these two opposites as they attempt to break Babe Ruth's 1927 home run record. In heated competition, the two players each try to score over 60 home runs and set the new world ...

Red Letters film Learn about the Woolcot Family and their seven mischievous and fun-loving children.

Red Letters review At last check, it seemed that what was left of the hilariously unlikeable cast of characters from the grandly absurd FEAST II: SLOPPY SECONDS was done in by the huge explosion that swept over the small town overrun by horny beasts. But as it turns out, our wretched heroes and their half-naked biker babes were saved at the last minute by the mysterious Shot Bus Gus, who apparently has the ability to control the monsters. Gus takes the gang on a trip through the ...

Red Letters movie This two-pack combines both volumes of ABBOTT & COSTELLO - FUNNIEST ROUTINES for a hilarious collection of classic skits from the duo's COLGATE COMEDY HOUR, including "The Piano Bit," "Army Drill," "Niagara Falls" (featuring Errol Flynn), "Getting Down off a Duck's Back," "The Ice Cream Bit," "The Handkerchief Gag," and, of course, "Who's On First?" Standard Screen; Soundtrack English

Red Letters film Since September 11, 2001, Muslims have faced distrust by outsiders, however, Islam's fastest growing religious is steeply rooted in culture and history. FRONTLINE explores this veiled world in this documentary filmed in Egypt, Malaysia, Iran, Turkey, Nigeria, and the United States. Muslims takes an in-depth look at what it means to be a Muslim in the 21st century. Filmed in Egypt, Malaysia, Iran, Turkey, Nigeria and the U.S., Muslims explores the influence of culture and politics on religion, and provides a deeper understanding of the ...

Red Letters DVD for sale Peter Scolari, Mandy Patinkin, and Michael York lend their voices to this collection of beloved children's fables including "The Boy Who Cried Wolf", "Charlie Needs a Cloak", "Seven Blind Mice", and "Stone Soup". Speacial features include interviews with authors Boris Kulikov and Ed Young. THE BOY WHO CRIED WOLF (Written by B.G. Hennessy, illustrated by Boris Kulikov, narrated by Peter Scolari) A bored shepherd cries that a wolf is after his sheep, and the townspeople come running! How many times can his trick work? CHARLIE NEEDS A CLOAK (Written and illustrated by Tomie DePaola) When Charlie's old cloak becomes torn and tatters, he spins a new one showing how cloth is made from wool. RIKKI-TIKKI-TAVI (Written by Rudyard Kipling, adapted by Jerry Pinkney, illustrated by Jerry Pinkney, narrated by Michael York) A classic story from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book. A brave little mongoose ...

Red Letters movie Designed to help students cope with potentially confrontational situations, this program encourages children to understand their feelings and be self-confident, and offers techniques to employ when feeling threatened. This program uses a live, interactive performance (before a studio audience of high school students) to illustrate a five step program that helps teenagers deal with (and prevent) violence. Physical as well as psychological violence has deep and long-term effects which impact how students learn and function now, and as adults. It may be the single most important factor determining the success of their interpersonal relationships, and whether they themselves will be come victimizers. Getting S.M.A.R.T. gives students simple and relevant coping skills to avoid and deal with potential violence. Used extensively in schools throughout the U.S.