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• Instructional video on making fun characters with gumpaste.
• Learn how to make fun characters.
• Use basic shapes and no special tools to form characters.
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Film critic and historian Leonard Maltin, who provides introductions for both discs included in The Chronological Donald, Vol. 4: 1951-1961, points out that Walt Disney continued to make Donald Duck cartoons well after his studio had stopped creating titles featuring Goofy, Pluto, and even Disney figurehead Mickey Mouse. Perusing the nearly three dozen items included here, it's easy to see why the "wise-quacking duck" was still in business nearly 30 years after his creation. This stuff is brilliant: clever, funny, endlessly inventive, and sometimes even educational, it simply never gets old. Of course, some are better than others; "Trick or Treat," to name just one, features Huey, Dewey, and Louie, allied with the hag Witch Hazel, taking their Halloween revenge on their mean and stingy uncle, with not one but two original songs, one of them a hilarious "dance" number after Hazel puts a spell on Donald's feet, all crammed into about eight minutes. Elsewhere, we find traditional nemeses like Chip `n' Dale (particularly good in "Working for Peanuts," which was originally produced in 3-D) and Black Pete, as well as a variety of newer adversaries, both "human" and animal, on whom the hot-headed duck unleashes his notorious temper. Of particular interest to some will be the educational shorts like "Mathmagic Land" (at nearly 30 minutes, it's several times longer than the average cartoon in this set), which sports a weird, almost postmodern look and includes jokes about trees with "square roots," information about the value of pi, circles, pentagrams, pentagons in nature, the "golden rectangle" in Greek architecture, and a great deal more, and even some live action footage. Other rarities include "Grand Canyonscope," filmed in CinemaScope (with ample big, wide vistas as Donald lays waste to the Grand Canyon), a look at some storyboards that were never made into a finished product, and more. But the main attraction is Donald. Voiced, as always in those days, by Clarence "Ducky" Nash, the irrepressible duck ("Who's never wrong but always right? Who'd never dream of starting a fight?" goes the theme song) is one of the great creations in the history of popular entertainment. --Sam Graham

In this final volume, our chronicle of Donald's solo-starring shorts wraps up with some of his rarely seen, feather ruffling adventures from 1951 through 1961. And, for the first time on DVD, Donald's CinemaScope cartoons are presented in their original widescreen format. This collection of classics includes two of Donald's Academy Awardr nominated Best Shorts -- "Rugged Bear" (1953) and "No Hunting" (1955); a retrospective of Donald's career in comic books; and a storyboard presentation for an unproduced Donald Duck cartoon pitched by famed Disney animator Eric Goldberg. From bit player to superstar, Donald gave voice to the frustrations of everyone and in the process endeared himself to the world. Featuring exclusive introductions by film historian Leonard Maltin, this is a timeless collection from generations past for generations to come.

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ARTISTS and tracks:
1 Katrina And The Waves - Walking On Sunshine 4:00
2 Tears For Fears - Head Over Heels 4:19
3 Men At Work - It's A Mistake 4:34
4 Dream Academy, The - Life In A Northern Town 4:18
5 Charlie Sexton - Beat's So Lonely 5:18
6 Gary Myrick - Guitar, Talk, Love & Drums 4:18
7 Strawberry Switchblade - Since Yesterday 2:56
8 Animotion - Obsession 4:04
9 Kid Creole And The Coconuts - Endicott 4:29
10 Scritti Politti - Perfect Way 4:06
11 Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - So In Love 3:31
12 Arcadia (3) - Election Day 4:34
13 Paul Hardcastle - 19 3:40
14 Bronski Beat - Why? 3:58
15 Belouis Some - Some People 4:01
16 Lords Of The New Church - Like A Virgin 3:49

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Get ready to witness the best highlights of the World Wrestling Federation's hit TV show, "Raw is War" in this second volume of the RAW "Attitude" Series.

All your favorite "Attitude Era" WWF stars are featured such as:

* "Stone Cold" Steve Austin
* The Rock
* The Undertaker
* Mankind
* Kane

and many more!

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Seven episodes--including "Hats Off to Hook!/Escape from Belch Mountain," "Izzy's Pirate Puzzle/The Never Land Games," "Cubby's Sunken Treasure/Cubby's Goldfish," "Happy Hook Day!/No Returns!," and "The Sky's the Limit!/Bucky Makes a Splash"--are included in this collection. 168 min. total. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital Surround, French Dolby Digital Surround, Spanish Dolby Digital Surround; Subtitles: English (SDH), French, Spanish; bonus audio CD; music videos. Comes packaged with collectible eye patch. **7 episodes on 1 disc. 168 min.**

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Get ready for more action-packed adventure with THE AVENGERS: EARTH'S MIGHTIEST HEROES!, Volume 2. The excitement reaches new heights as the best of the Marvel(R) Universe stand together to battle Klaw, Baron Zemo, The Enchantress, and a horde of the Leader's Gamma-Mutated Monsters. Bring home six sensational episodes from Season One of Marvel's newest animated series. With an exclusive bonus feature -- a sneak peek at the secrets of Season Two -- for every fan of thrills and adventure.Product Measures: 0.5 x 5.5 x 7.5

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Meet the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles the most irreverent reptiles in the universe! These are the first classic animated episodes that tell the origination of Leonardo Michaelangelo Raphael and Donatello. Once tiny pet store turtles an accident hurtles them into the city sewer where mutant goo transforms them into something... well something else! Fighting for good against the malevolent Shredder and his Technodrome these pizza-eating daredevils are a funny phenomenal foursome.System Requirements: Running Time 93 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: NR Age: 5 UPC: 012236119135 Manufacturer No: 11913

The 1987 debut season of the wildly popular Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' first animated TV series finally arrives in its entirety on this single disc. And while it's a pleasure to have these long-unavailable episodes in DVD format, the set's lackluster presentation and paltry extras also make it a disappointment for those hoping for a more expansive release. Volume One contains the five-episode "miniseries" that comprised the debut season and explained the Turtles' origins; the episodes are presented with opening and closing credits, though offered as single chapters on the disc. The "bonus" material is four episodes from the series' tenth and final season, which were largely unseen in the U.S. (though some U.K. viewers may have caught them). While interesting from a completist perspective, their inclusion clashes somewhat with the first-season episodes, as the series' look and tone had changed considerably by this point. And when combined with the disc's overall lack of quality picture and sound (video masters appear to have been used), Volume One represents something of a missed opportunity for TMNT fans; however, having the first season on a single disc may be an acceptable trade. --Paul Gaita