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Set in 1910, this Disney animated classic offers plenty of adventure, humor and music (especially performances by Chevalier). After high-society cat Duchess (Gabor) and her three kittens inherit a fortune from their mistress, a greedy butler plots to get rid of them -- and collect the cash himself. The villainous servant kidnaps the entire feline family and takes them far away from their comfortable Paris home. A bunch of animal pals come to the rescue however, and help restore the cats to their proper place. The heroic rescuers include the friendly alley cat Thomas O'Malley, the gallant mouse Roquefort, and the hilarious hounds Lafayette and Napoleon. The last film personally supervised by Walt Disney himself.VHS Special Features:Special Parenting Guide inside video.Fun With Music Booklet.
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The beloved Cookie Monster chases after cookie, but always learns lessons in the process. Here, Cookie Monster hosts this musical, comical tribute to himself, and actress Annette Bening drops by to help with a cookie problem. Songs include, C is for Cookie and If Moon Were a Cookie.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Using computer animation to eye-popping effect, TINY PLANETS focuses on alien best friends Bing--who is wise and sensible--and Bong--who is friendly and playful, as they hop around the universe on journeys of fun and exploration. They travel on a furry white sofa that remains attached to their planet by a length of elastic so that they can always get back in time for bed. TINY PLANETS, which was created with preschoolers in mind, originally aired on Nickelodeon's Noggin Network.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Printable Coloring PagesDVD-Rom Features: Link to Official Website
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Davey and Goliath Vol 4: Helping Each Other (DVD)
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While Ice Age and Finding Nemo have seriously raised the bar for animated films set in the Arctic and underwater, this mostly 2-D German production based on the books by Hans de Beer boasts modest charms. At the heart of the film is the Fox and the Hound-like friendship that blossoms between Lars, a polar bear who cannot swim, and Robbie, the seal who rescues him from drowning. The elder bears hunt the seals, but Lars plays peacemaker, brokering a deal in which the bears will spare the seals if the seals bring them--watch out little Nemo!--fish (a suspect life lesson that echoes the ant and predatory grasshopper's arrangement in A Bug's Life). Further adventures find Lars being swept away to the tropics on a breakaway ice floe, and rescuing the bear and seal communities from the mechanical sub that has been swallowing up all the fish. Unfortunately, the voice work is unmemorable, and the dialogue reeks of Americanization, making this--ultimately--not one of the bear necessities.
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