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I've been reading Dinotopia Lost by Alan Dean Foster. I love the world of Dinotopia so much and this is my favourite novel set on the island so far. I read this a few summers ago. I didn't like it as much as "The Hand of Dinotopia", though. And chaychay-WICKED is amazing! I can't recommen...

Spain is apparently getting a SE of Cinderella 2. Here's the cover art: http://disneydatabase.com/media_index.php?maincat=images&cat=artwork&type=coverart&id=750 I like the idea of that cover (the way it's laid out, the colour scheme), but I think it resembles the SE of Belle's Magical W...

Go see WICKED.

That's all I have to say.

Judging by her singing in "On the Record", I've no doubt she'll be fantastic!

The only non-seasonal films I associate with holidays are at Christmas: The Sound of Music, The Wizard of Oz, The Phantom of the Opera, Beauty and the Beast, and the first two Harry Potters.

This is sad. Not just for nostalgia reasons, but others as well. I've lost all interest in DVD, in that I only prefer them because VHS is too hard to find. For one, I don't give a rat's you-know-what about OAR-if it means the picture is going to be smaller, I don't like it. The Pirates of the Carrib...

Only $34????? For the complete first season? Much better than Sullivan's for $79, even if they do have bonus features.

If it is truly the COMPLETE first season, I will definitely be getting this. Provided it's also available in Canada.

You're so lucky to have the WB-I want it soley (solely?) to see the new episodes of Reba. The only place I can watch it is on CMT, where they air it 3-4 nights a week, 2 back-to-back episodes, but it no order whatsoever. Once, the same episode was on 3 times in a matter of three days (at the same ti...

Seems the plot for Rapunzel Unbraided has changed yet again...

I really like that first Tarzan one and the Lady and the Tramp, but the Peter Pan cover is a little plain for me, and he and Tink seem a little too cartoonish.

But overall very nice, as always.

Those are beautiful! The only things that bug me are the flower in Ariel's hair, and on the Dalmatians cover, Pongo and Perdy are pictured twice (I hate it when characters are pictured twice on the front cover).

I much prefer the Disney version-I'd always hated ANNIE before I saw the new version.

It just had the "feel" of being a musical-the original one just seemed (for lack of a better word) dumb.

You really want the list? Here it goes (I'm warning you, I'm a wimp!): Dear Frankie Open Water Finding NeverLand A Walk to Remember Simon Birch Where the Heart Is Timepiece The Christmas Box Moulin Rouge! The Phantom of the Opera Cinderella Man War of the Worlds Anne of Green Gables 3 Old Yellar Bea...

I don't know about that 2-disc art-there's just something about singing only ankles that bothers me....

Kram Nebuer wrote: Phil (though I don't if he sings. He was dancing in the commercial, but I don't know if he's a singer too)

Um, appearing in a "Circle of Stars" video does NOT make a person a singer....

shr_fan wrote: Didn't they already his movie not to long ago? On the Wonderful World of Disney or something?

Yup-Beverly Hills Family Robinson with Sarah Michelle Gellar and Martin Mull, and The New Swiss Family Robinson with Jane Seymour and James Keech.

I love that 3-disc artwork! Yes, it definitely reminds me of Wicked, and that's obviously why I love it.

Not sure if I'll get this, but if I do, it'll be the 3-disc for the awesome artwork and all the stuff on L.Frank Baum.

What'd be nice is either a "History of..." or "Legacy of..." the Wizard of Oz which gives an overview of the different adaptations the story's gone through, and what each has brought to the tale.

Well, I went to see it just because it was Renee Zellweger in a period movie and I needed something to do, but I came out loving it! It was exactly what it's being touted as: a real, feel-good movie that anyone can see (though younger viewers may find it too long). What I really loved was that it's ...

I would be a theatre-goer, if I lived close to one-I'm stuck up here in Canada. I have, however, seen The Lion King in Toronto (but who didn't?), and recently saw WICKED, which made all my dreams come true. I've been obsessed with the show for well over a year, and can't wait until it returns to Tor...