Voodoo Moon DVD

Advantages: my kids love it and so do i
Disadvantages: none

...I rememder watching the tv series of Button Moon in the 1980's as a child in the mornings on ITV and singing along t the theme tune. "We're off to Button Moon will follow Mr Spoon Button Moon Button Moon." I really liked this programe as a child but it dispeared off our screens without trace. This was proberley due to advancing technogoly and kids wanting better effects on the telly. Button Moon is aimed at the under fives It's written by Ian Allen. The DVD contains 10 diffrent episodes: The Three Pigs Billy Goat's Gruff The Fox and the Hen Scruffy and the bone The Hare and the Tortise Hose on Charlie's nose Plant Doughnut Rag Doll has a cold Mrs Spoon's jumble sale Bobbing Bottle Each episode lasts for about 10 minutes. I paid £9.99 for this DVD but u may be able to get it cheaper. The characters are all... Read review

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Advantages: Great cinematography and effects
Disadvantages: A little dated

...-fi era, starting off the film genre in a dramatic way. War Of The Worlds and When Worlds Collide were all done after this film, and followed the same principles in cinematography, which I believe led to there success. This film has everything a good film buff should need, great effects (of the era), plot, acting etc. The film took two years to produce and was quoted on a tag line "TWO YEARS IN THE MAKING". The Story..... = An industrialist John Archer and a former Army General and a scientist get together in creating a rocket ship to go to the Moon financed by the private sector. Archer convinced that the nation that conquers the Moon shall control the Earth, brings the top industrialists together and shows them the plans of the ship and a short film explaining the principles of Atomic propulsion using the well known cartoon... Read review

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Advantages: Not quite sure
Disadvantages: Silly plot that will leave you NOT wanting more

...CREDITS ~~~~~~~~ Bitter Moon was released in the UK in July 1992 (and in the USA nearly 2 years later) and is a Roman Polanski production. It stars Peter Coyote, Emmanuelle Seigner, Hugh Grant, Kristin Scott-Thomas and Victor Bannerjee and a cameo appearance by Stockard Channing. The film is adapted from the novel Lunes de Fiel by Pascal Bruckner. It runs for 133 minutes and is rated certificate 18 due to several scenes of nudity and use of profanities. Bitter Moon was filmed on location in Paris and at the Paris Studios Billancourt with cinematography by Tonino Delli Colli. PLOT SUMMARY ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nigel (Grant) and Fiona (Scott-Thomas) Dobson are on board a cruise ship to celebrate 7 years of marriage heading towards Istanbul intending to then fly on to Bombay. Their relationship seems to have become rather stale... Read review

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