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The STORIES, GAMES,& SONGS collection combines three fun-filled SESAME STREET volumes: in BIG BIRD`S STORY TIME, Maria reads charming fairy-tale adaptations to Big Bird and Snuffy; in PLAY-ALONG GAMES& SONGS, Big Bird leads a series of fun activities that teach skills such as rhyming, shapes, and counting; and in SLEEPYTIME SONGS& STORIES, the Sesame Street gang share their secrets for getting ready for bed.

The loveable puppets of SESAME STREET educate and entertain in this triple feature of food-themed episodes. In
Let`s Eat! Funny Food Songs,
Grover sings the praises of all types of food when he meets a picky eater who refuses to eat anything but pizza. In
Elmo`s Magic Cookbook,
the exuberant red puppet explores the fun world of cooking with help from guest stars Emeril Lagasse and Heather Headley. And in
Cookie Monster`s Best Bites,
the beloved blue one waxes poetic about his favorite food with guest star Annette Bening.

This heartwarming musical blends animation and music to highlight the story of a young boy who is befriended by a delightful dragon. The film features charming performances from Mickey Rooney, Helen Reddy, Jim Dale, Shelley Winters, and the great Red Buttons. An ITA Award winner. Academy Award Nominations: Best Original Song (Candle on the Water), Best Original Song Score.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33:1Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - English Dolby Digital 2.0 - French Dolby Digital 2.0 - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Animated Short -The Reluctant Dragon Disney TV PromosDisney Family AlbumInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus Interactive Game -Where's Elliot?Text/ Photo Galleries: 3 Stills Galleries - 1. Production Materials












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Nathan Lane hams it up beautifully in this animated film version of the Disney/ABC TV series. He provides the voice for Spot, a talking dog who longs to be a boy so much that he even dresses up as one so he can accompany his owner Leonard (Shaun Fleming) to school, where he gets the best grades in the class. Fast-paced fun abounds here, with plenty of sly humor geared to the parents in the audience. The truly strange storyline follows Spot down to Florida where he gets himself genetically transformed into a human at the hands of controversial wacko, Dr. Crank (Kelsey Grammar). The trouble is, he becomes a man, not a boy, and the lunacy reaches peak heights when Leonard's mom falls in love with the new dog-man. This creates all sorts of bizarre emotional havoc for Leonard, as he realizes his own pooch might become his step-dad. Meanwhile Dr. Crank is in hot pursuit, determined to take Spot with him on a world tour. There's plenty of zippy, irreverent musical numbers, and it all goes speeding by so fast and fresh it's nearly impossible to catch all the details in one viewing. The animation bursts off the screen in bright colors. Lane is consistently inventive and hilarious. And the supporting voices are all terrific--Paul Reubens plays one of Crank's earlier experiments gone wrong (a dim-witted alligator boy), and Barry Stiller plays a tough-talking parrot.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseLetterboxed Widescreen - 1.66Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound - English DTS 5.1 Surround Sound - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Featurettes - 1. Series Premiere Episode











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Back at the Hundred Acre Wood, Pooh and friends misinterpret a farewell note from Christopher Robin, who has gone away to school. The gang sets off on an important mission to rescue their friend, mistakenly believing he has instead gone to
Skull --a fate, they imagine, fraught with many perils.

The classic children's novel by Wilson Rawls is given a second film adaptation with WHERE THE RED FERN GROWS. Billy Coleman is a boy who loves dogs, and more than anything else he wants a hunting dog of his own. After working hard, he saves up his money and buys a pair of them, Little Ann and Old Dan. Billy trains the dogs himself, and encounters numerous adventures with the duo while exploring the valley where he and his family lives. WHERE THE RED FERN GROWS has taught stalwart American values like loyalty, bravery, and the value of hard work to generations of children through Rawls's novel. Lyman Dayton, who produced a previous adaptation of Rawls' work, and therefore has had a longtime understanding of the story, is the co-writer and director. The film also features the acting debut of best-selling recording artist Dave Matthews as Billy's father. WHERE THE RED FERN GROWS premiered at the prestigious Tribeca Film Festival in New York, and went on to win the Crystal Heart award at the Heartland Film Festival, which is dedicated to recognizing and honoring filmmakers whose work explores the human journey by artistically expressing hope and respect for the positive values of life.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33

Batman Beyond: Season 1 (DVD)

Containing 40 of the finest TOM AND JERRY cartoons to ever hit television and cinema screens, this second collection of cat and mouse classics offers a great chance for viewers to revel in their escapades once again. Interestingly, this collection reaches far back into the TOM AND JERRY archives, with a selection of early screen appearances from the feuding feline and the mercurial mouse. An impressive three Academy Award nominations were picked up by various cartoons included here, while a behind-the-scenes documentary on the actors who voice the characters sheds further light on the creative process that brings these loveable and enduring characters to life.