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| 1. |  | Meet Me In St. Louis (Two-Disc Special Edition) from Warner Home Video Price: $18.89 Movie Review: "Meet Me In St. Louis" is the quintessential teenager in love, feel good movie of the 1940s and despite the fact that the movie is sixty years old, it sparkles like vintage champagne from the canons of MGM's illustrious movie heritage. Judy Garland is Esther Smith, a girl pining for the affections of... |
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| 2. |  | The Wizard of Oz from Warner Studios Price: $14.98 Movie Review: Well over 60 years old and this movie still extraordinarily stands incredibly well and its transistion to the DVD format is impeccable making the whole land of Oz look even more enduringly colourful and extravagent, even for its movies age. Theres no doubt that the ingredients of this timeless classic... |
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| 4. |  | In the Good Old Summertime from Warner Home Video Price: $16.38 Movie Review: This story of two co-workers who loathe each other--and then perversely fall in love when they correspond anonymously through a lonelyhearts club--has been filmed three times, first in the 1930s as THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER with stars James Stewart and Margaret Sullivan and most recently in the... |
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| 5. |  | The Judy Garland Show Collection from Pioneer Video Price: $107.98 Movie Review: I've heard so many people say that the finest work of Judy Garland's adult career is A Star is Born; as wonderful as it is, I disagree. Her television show of the 1963-64 season is definitely the greatest work of her career. Though Judy had only five years left to live, she is in exceptional voice.... |
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| 6. |  | Annie Get Your Gun from Warner Home Video Price: $17.38 Movie Review: Never before available on video and unseen on television since 1973, ANNIE GET YOUR GUN is the musical masterpiece we have all been waiting for, and it now comes home in a deluxe collector's package. Betty Hutton is dynamite as sharp-shootin' and quick-witted Annie Oakley, and Howard Keel is... |
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| 7. |  | I Could Go On Singing from Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Price: $12.26 Movie Review: Garland's last movie is melodramatic and over-the-top but absolutely fascinating! The singing sequences, including the vibrant "Hello, Bluebird", "By Myself", and the riveting title number, reveal the true depth of Judy's extraordinary talent. Dirk Bogarde is stoic but effective as Jenny Bowman's... |
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| 8. |  | The Judy Garland Show Collection, Vol. 2 from Geneon Entertainment Price: $107.98 Movie Review: First, let me state that I served as creative consultant on the Pioneer DVD Garland series from its onset to conclusion. I must respond to the irate reviewer who attacked Pioneer for 'cheating' consumers by releasing product in a 'trickle' before generating the second boxed set. The reason the DVDs... |
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| 9. |  | The Harvey Girls from Warner Home Video Price: $17.38 Movie Review: Hats off to Ted Turner's crew and their partners at Warner Home Video for a simply stunning DVD presentation of THE HARVEY GIRLS. The movie looks sumptuous. A thrilling example of Technicolor at its most splendid. Although THE HARVEY GIRLS is a thoroughly delightful entertainment, there isn't much... |
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| 10. |  | For Me And My Gal from Warner Home Video Price: $14.99 Movie Review: Three years after she rocketed to superstardom in The Wizard of Oz, Little Judy Garland was all grown up and more than ready to assume her first truly adult leading role; for his part, Gene Kelly, having just wowed audiences on Broadway in Pal Joey, was ready to make his feature movie debut. Garland... |
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