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Good Neighbor Sam

starring: Jack Lemmon, Romy Schneider, Dorothy Provine, Mike Connors, Edward Andrews
directed by: David Swift (II)

August 06, 1996
This is a simple comedy about marriage and work in the 60's. A wonderful movie up there with the rest of Jack Lemmons'other great comedies. A DVD version is needed! When???

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It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World

starring: Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle, Sid Caesar, Buddy Hackett, Ethel Merman
directed by: Stanley Kramer

December 23, 1993
I would give this DVD 5 stars if all the movie was here, but it isn't, hence 3 stars. There's no excuse for this considering that no major restoration has been attempted here, the storage capabilities of DVDs are huge, and MGM has already released the full-length movie on VHS. The deleted scene feature is a mess. Watching the scenes seperately is tedious and not much fun. The least they could do would be to put the deleted scenes in the order that they appeared in the original film. The third and fourth scenes appear to be exactly the same as do others later on. Sometimes the scene appears the same only zoomed in. Others scenes have no sound. Some of the last scenes go on and on up to 10 minutes and contains everything that is included in the ... Read More:

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Who's Minding the Mint?

starring: Jim Hutton, Dorothy Provine, Milton Berle, Joey Bishop, Bob Denver
directed by: Howard Morris

August 06, 1996
A little heard of film, "Who's Minding the Mint?" is classic comedy that the entire family can enjoy.

Hutton plays a clerk in the Washington mint who inadvertently takes home and destroys $50,000 in his garbage disposal. Somewhat of a playboy and flashy liver, Hutton is closely watched by his boss, "Missing" Link.

Once Hutton discovers that he didn't just grind up some fudge that his wannabe girlfriend gave him, he becomes involved in a plot to reprint (secretly, of course) the 50 grand he lost.

The humor of the movie is watching as more and more people get involved in order to print up the missing money -- and of course, Hutton is under a time limit as the auditors are coming on Monday morning. Naturally, each of ... Read More:

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The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock

starring: Lou Costello, Dorothy Provine, Gale Gordon, Jimmy Conlin, Charles Lane
directed by: Sidney Miller (II)

August 06, 1996
A little heard of film, "Who's Minding the Mint?" is classic comedy that the entire family can enjoy.

Hutton plays a clerk in the Washington mint who inadvertently takes home and destroys $50,000 in his garbage disposal. Somewhat of a playboy and flashy liver, Hutton is closely watched by his boss, "Missing" Link.

Once Hutton discovers that he didn't just grind up some fudge that his wannabe girlfriend gave him, he becomes involved in a plot to reprint (secretly, of course) the 50 grand he lost.

The humor of the movie is watching as more and more people get involved in order to print up the missing money -- and of course, Hutton is under a time limit as the auditors are coming on Monday morning. Naturally, each of ... Read More:

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That Darn Cat

starring: Hayley Mills, Dean Jones, Dorothy Provine, Roddy McDowall, Neville Brand
directed by: Robert Stevenson

July 01, 2003
I don,t understand why Disney releases "The Ugly Dashhound" in widesrceen and then releases "That Darn Cat" in full frame when both movies being equally popular! This little classic movie like other Disney releases (ec Third man on the Mountain) deserve there original widesceen formats transfered to dvd because most people either own or soon will own a widesceeen T.V. For now I will still enjoy Hayley Mills, Dean jones and the rest of cast o ya and of course "That Darn CaT" in this fun mystery adventure!

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That Darn Cat!

starring: Hayley Mills, Dean Jones, Dorothy Provine, Roddy McDowall, Neville Brand
directed by: Robert Stevenson

May 15, 1995
I don,t understand why Disney releases "The Ugly Dashhound" in widesrceen and then releases "That Darn Cat" in full frame when both movies being equally popular! This little classic movie like other Disney releases (ec Third man on the Mountain) deserve there original widesceen formats transfered to dvd because most people either own or soon will own a widesceeen T.V. For now I will still enjoy Hayley Mills, Dean jones and the rest of cast o ya and of course "That Darn CaT" in this fun mystery adventure!

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Great Race,the

starring: Jack Lemmon, Tony Curtis, Natalie Wood, Peter Falk, Keenan Wynn
directed by: Blake Edwards

July 10, 2001
This is a hard movie to aquire, so pleased that Amazon had it, and now I have it as part of my classics collection, and digitally reformatted to enhance its viewing. I will looking forward many hours watching it over and over and over!!!! Speedy delivery.

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It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World

starring: Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle, Sid Caesar, Buddy Hackett, Ethel Merman
directed by: Stanley Kramer

September 26, 1995
I would give this DVD 5 stars if all the movie was here, but it isn't, hence 3 stars. There's no excuse for this considering that no major restoration has been attempted here, the storage capabilities of DVDs are huge, and MGM has already released the full-length movie on VHS. The deleted scene feature is a mess. Watching the scenes seperately is tedious and not much fun. The least they could do would be to put the deleted scenes in the order that they appeared in the original film. The third and fourth scenes appear to be exactly the same as do others later on. Sometimes the scene appears the same only zoomed in. Others scenes have no sound. Some of the last scenes go on and on up to 10 minutes and contains everything that is included in the feature except for very minor snippets ... Read More:

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It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World

starring: Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle, Sid Caesar, Buddy Hackett, Ethel Merman
directed by: Stanley Kramer


I would give this DVD 5 stars if all the movie was here, but it isn't, hence 3 stars. There's no excuse for this considering that no major restoration has been attempted here, the storage capabilities of DVDs are huge, and MGM has already released the full-length movie on VHS. The deleted scene feature is a mess. Watching the scenes seperately is tedious and not much fun. The least they could do would be to put the deleted scenes in the order that they appeared in the original film. The third and fourth scenes appear to be exactly the same as do others later on. Sometimes the scene appears the same only zoomed in. Others scenes have no sound. Some of the last scenes go on and on up to 10 minutes and contains everything that is included in the feature except for very minor snippets of ... Read More: