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Made for kids but parents enjoy it too.
I love Clifford The Big Red Dog!
If you're a small kid, you'll love itIt's a great disc, except after watching a million times, it does get on your nerves, especially Cleo. But my son loves it and memorizes the lines...


Where it all began...for me that is
aswome series

The turning point for G Gundam

4 great episodes of G Gundam

My favorite

The Gundam fight begins.....
Round 1
G Gundam

Drug dealers get paid in cash but pay it back in blood!
Great Flick
Awesome Flick

A word about 'Parting Glances' Format...A fantastic portrait of gay NYC life in the late 80's, and a timeless testament to the strength of friendship and allure of New York City.
My only gripe? It's not letterboxed. Does anyone know why?
Besides that, it's a good clean image of an uplifting and inspired film. I was pretty young when I first saw this on cable in the eighties, and it had a profound influence on my life then. I decided that I wanted to live my life the way the characters in this film did. And you know what? I'm thirty four now and I AM living life much like they do in this film.
Now that's inspired filmmaking!
Steve Buscemi is a marvel, in one of his first film roles. The soundtrack by Bronski Beat still thrills. And New York looks mighty fine. Oh, and the men are none too shabby in the looks department either.
Check it out.
TAKE A GLANCE AT A MOST PERFECT LOVE STORY
First, and Foremost a Good FilmYou might think a film about 24 hours in a man's life might end up being another "slice of life" shapeless slog-fest. Not in this case. The film has pace; there's nothing extraneous; nothing that doesn't add to your appreciation of the characters, whether it's a side bar discussion about a Flemmish painting, or a flash-back fantasy of a marauding romp around a Fire Island queen's swimming pool...everything contributes and moves the story forward.
It's a shame film making has lost Bill Sherwood. We can only wonder what else he might have created. Parting Glances is a beautiful legacy.


Another great DVD based on a popular characterThe DVD has two sets of four episodes for a total of eight. From the main menu, you can choose which chapter you would like to see, either "Happy Birthday Clifford" or "Puppy Love". Each chapter plays four episodes.
The only negative thing about this DVD is that after you watch one complete chapter, it goes back to the menu where you have to manually select the next group of episodes.
There is a fun game called Cleo's Groovy Grooming Shop where you can dress up Clifford and his friends using your DVD remote control! There are two other features: Real-life doggy friends and Parenting tips.
Bottom line: Another great Clifford DVD, but I wouldn't consider it a great DVD for the car.
Clifford is transformed.

Hmmmm
Waste of Talent
Masterful ComedyThere's the usual antics of slapstick, but this film has more. A logical storyline maintains your attention as you wonder how the "heroes" are going to accomplish their goals. Crosscountry travel, embarrassing situations, miscommunications all enter the mix.
Prepare for a couple of hours of hearty, healthy laughter. There are no weak spots in this film. It's all good.
CLIFFORD'S FLUFFIEST FRIEND CLEO
Cleo's Fair Share - Cleo gets a new toy but is afraid to share it.
Fluffed Up Cleo - Cleo wins an award for fluffiest and learns that bragging is not fun.
Two's Company - K.C. returns to the island and Cleo wants him all to herself.
Friend's Morning, Noon, and Night - Cleo moves in with Clifford and becomes a nuisance.
CLIFFORD SAVES THE DAY
Stormy Weather - Clifford annoys people with his digging but manages to save the library from a huge storm.
Islander of the Year - People nominated for Islander of the Year have all been helped by Clifford.
Circus Stars - Clifford's hero, Gordo the Great, is sick and asks him to help out with the circus.
Clifford on Parade - Emily and Charlie argue about floats for the big parade and Clifford tries to help them out.
Extras: I was a little disappointed in these. Doggie Fun Facts and Big Ideas were just what I expected, but I was hoping for more from Learn the Clifford Dance. this is actually a commercial for the show made up of tiny clips. First you spin all around and jump up and down, and then you bark, that's the Clifford dance.