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The Wizard of Oz (70th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-ray]

The Wizard of Oz (70th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-ray] Review





The Wizard of Oz (70th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-ray] Feature


  • Condition: New
  • Format: Blu-ray
  • Color; Dubbed; Subtitled



The Wizard of Oz (70th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-ray] Overview


When a nasty neighbor tries to have her dog put to sleep, Dorothy takes her dog Toto, to run away. A tornado appears and carries her to the magical land of oz. Wishing to return, she begins to travel to the city of Oz where a great wizard lives.


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Twilight Box Office Releases Impressive Debut

For the most part in the entertainment industry, which released the film Twilight (awesome last weekend November 21-November 23) is not surprising. The hype surrounding the release of the first film of the Twilight series, Meyer, based on the popular teen vampire series by Stephanie has been overwhelming and not yet complete. Despite some controversy, was the last book of the Twilight series, Breaking Dawn, a major commercial release in early August. It isThere is no doubt that Stephanie Meyer and her teenage vampire genre has contributed to the growth of this entertainment themed. Showtime began airing True Blood "with Anna Paquin in this season, and Lost Boys 2: The Tribe" just happened "to 20, some years after the original version, according to the final of the popular book series Twilight.

The performance of the Twilight movie, Kristen Stewart stars as Bella Swan, the adolescent, and Robert Pattinson as Edward Cullen, her vampire lover, it's awesomemany levels. The $ 70,600,000 debut at the box office is in the realm of action-superhero movie premiere published. E 'easily the biggest debut ever built for a film directed by a woman (Catherine Hardwicke), Mimi Leder years distancing Deep Impact, that ten yielded $ 41,200,000.

Twilight was also the 29th best debut weekend ever, behind only 300, $ 70,900,000 in the first weekend deserves. The film is simply thesuccessful stage version of the top young studio. The best company so far was a teen-action film, "Never Back Down, which earned $ 8,600,000 at the box office in March. Never Back Down) achieved greater success as a DVD version, thanks to growing interest in film mixed martial arts (MMA. also defeated Hancock releases and Disney's Wall-E.

One of the roles in the film "Twilight" starring Cam Gigandet aspiring actorsalso played a leading role in "Never Back Down. Others who are in the twilight movie with Ashley Greene, Nikki Reed, Jason Rathbone, Kellan Lutz, Peter Facinelli, Taylor Lautner, Michael Welch.

Early estimates indicate that about 75 percent of those who were packed theater for girls and women release the Twilight. E 'likely that a substantial part of the remaining 25 percent were men who by their caregivers. Girls and young women were the biggest supporters of theromantic vampire saga, Twilight by Stephanie Meyer. Initial reports on the film are good and the audience rated the film "A-. This is particularly useful given the hype in the run up to the release of film

There is already talk of a sequel to Twilight, New Moon. This was a bit 'hard to predict, despite the fact it is little discussed in a series of films in advance of the Twilight published. The Twilight book series consisted of four popularPress. For now, however, concentrate on trying to understand what "money", the first Twilight film can bring in

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Episode Summary of the Hit Comedy TV Show, The Office

Most likely a majority of people in the United States at this point have seen at least one episode or part of an episode of the popular NBC television show, The Office that is how popular the show has become in recent years. Some of the shows catchphrases have even filtered into the mainstream lingo, with lots of young people all over the country using boss Michael Scott, played by Steve Carell, famous phrase "that is what she said". The show has had episodes revolving around all kinds of topics, many of which ring true to people in the world of business for real. One such episode that may hit home to business employees; is the two part episode where the members of the office have to compete against other branches to lose weight, which of course includes standing on weighing scales certainly not a gram scale.

There are many other plotlines on the weight loss episode and one of them includes Jim, the office jokester who is constantly playing pranks on his rival Dwight, being upset that his girlfriend and company receptionist Pam is off in New York. In a previous episode, Pam had decided to go to New York City to go to art school, which was an interest that the character had held and not explored in previous seasons when she was with her old fiancé, Roy.

Most of the episode shows the employees working hard at losing weight so that they can get extra days off courtesy of corporate. However, somebody brings down the team's effort by over eating, something that happens at all the other branches as well. In an effort to make the contest more appealing, corporate decides to increase the days off being offered as part of the prize, which results in one of the characters on the show saying that maybe if they all stay fat for long enough they can get an entire month off.

Another funny subplot of the episode sees office weirdo Dwight trying to get the more husky members of the office to lose weight forcefully. Dwight mentions to Phyllis, a more rotund member of the staff, that there is a sale that he needs help with and offers to split commission with her. As it turns out, Dwight drives Phyllis to a remote location about five miles away from the office and pushes her out of the car and then drives away, thus forcing Phyllis to walk back and lose weight.

At the end of the second part of the episode something that viewers had been waiting for a while to see happens when Jim finally proposes to his girlfriend Pam. At the very end, after trying to turn up the heat in the office and sweat off the weight they need to win, the group weighs in and finds out they did not win the competition and were beaten only by a few pounds. The episode ends when the only black man in the office describes how he has had a great summer anyway and the final shot is of him doing a pose with one fist in the air on the scale like that at the 1968 Olympic Games.

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