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Our home features two VCR's and three televisions, two of which are stereo and offer "plug and play" input jacks for the kids on rainy days.  We offer the following movies for your viewing consideration:

FOR THE KIDS: 

• Aladdin --Robin Williams as the genie—he’s great.
• The Aristocats--Disney's 20th full -length animated film and the last one to get the nod from Walt, himself.  
• Bambi—Thumper does his thing.
• The Brave Little Toaster—More early Disney.
• A Bug’s Life—Computers bring these guys to life.
• The Chipmunk Adventure—Alvin is up to no good.
• Dumbo--Who says elephants can't fly?
• The Fox and the Hound--How can these two be good friends?  But as you know, Walt has a way of making it happen.
• The Great Mouse Detective--Vincent Price's voice in a Disney film?
• The Lion King—Simba has family trouble, with great music.
• The Little Mermaid--It speaks for itself.
• Men in Black--Where's the Raid?
• Mary Poppins—Disney won an academy award for this.
• Muppet Classic Theatre—Jim Hensen at his best.
• Peter Pan--One of the classics--now with a sequel.
• Pocahontas--Great music; timeless story.
• Disney’s Robin Hood—Roger Miller sings and narrates.
• The Secret of Nimh--Good family entertainment.
• The Three Callaberos--Donald and friend, so who's number three?
• The Tom and Jerry Movie--In their own movie?

OLDER FARE:

• Air Force One -- Harrison Ford under siege.
• Apollo 13-- The failed moon mission--but Houston did what it was supposed to.
• As Good As It Gets-- Jack Nicholson as a grouchy old man;  Helen Hunt as you've never seen her.
• Con Air-- Action in the skies, with some disturbed passengers.
• Don Juan De Marco-- Marlon Brando and Johnny Depp—who’s really nuts?
• End of Days-- Arnold has his hands full with something he can't terminate.
• Enemy at the Gates--With Ed Harris as a WWII Nazi sniper assigned to locate and eliminate his Russian counterpart during the battle for Stalingrad.  Based on a true story, but for more accurate reporting try the History channel. 
• Erin Brockovich-- Julia Roberts in a winner.
• A Fish Called Wanda-- It’s hard to stop laughing;  Kline won an Academy award..
• Fried Green Tomatoes-- I haven’t seen this, my wife bought it.
• Good Will Hunting-- See comment above.
• In and Out --Kevin Kline in a sleeper.
• Jurassic Park III-- A new predator in a familiar setting.
• The Man from Snowy River --One of Kirk Douglas’ last movies.
• The Mask of Zorro-- Plenty of action; early Mrs. Michael Douglas.
• The Mummy --Action never stops--digital effects are good, but I like Boris.
• Notting Hill—I haven’t seen this--please don't tell my wife.
• The Rock-- Sean Connery breaks into Alcatraz.
• Rules of Engagement-- Gung Ho in the Mid East.
• Shakespeare in Love-- Won a lot of academy awards.  (You guessed it, my wife bought it.)
• The Shawshank Redemption --Innocent man wrongly imprisoned for life.
• The Silence of the Lambs--You might want to eat before you watch this.
• The Sixth Sense -- Bruce Willis can't quite get his hands around things.
• The Terminator-- Arnold as a robot--in the first of three.   From the director of Titanic.
• Total Recall--Arnold and Sharon Stone (Basic Instinct) can't remember much.  Academy Award for Special Achievement in Visual Effects.
• True Lies-- Arnold blows up the bridge to Key West and almost everything else.