Ghost In The Shell 2.0
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Parasite Eve $19.99 Parasite Eve tells the story of Aya Brea of the NYPD on a case involving mass spontaneous human combustion, mutating animals, and the mitochondria revolution. Sound fun? Confusing? Parasite Eve is both. It begins when Aya is attending an opera at Carnegie Hall. The soloist bursts into song and the audience bursts into flames. Somehow, Aya is the only attendee who isn’t affected. Not surprising… |
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Barney – Sing and Dance with Barney [VHS] $5.99 For those who can’t get enough of those Barney songs, here’s a made-for-video show packed full of song and dance. The story line is oh-so thin as Barney and his friends sing 27 songs in only 56 minutes, so Barney is usually singing or introducing a new song. For anyone who has been watching the decade that Barney has been on the airwaves, most of the songs are Barney standards: “Mr. Sun,” “Th… |
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Barney – Round and Round We Go $4.42 Join Barney and the gang on a never-televised journey into the fascinating world of transportation. When Robert bends a wheel cleaning his grandfather’s old bike, Barney suggests the kids visit with his friend Pop Wheelie. Pop absolutely loves wheels and anything that has to do with transportation–and he just happens to run a wheel factory colorful enough to be reminiscent of Willy Wonka’s chocol… |
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Camp Wanna Runna Round [VHS] $12.99 One of Barney’s Backyard Gang, Stephen, wants to be a forest ranger but has never been in a forest. Using a little imagination, the kids and the Purple One find themselves at Camp WannaRunnAround having woodsy fun: hiking, pitching tents, making animal friends. This is one of the brightest installments in the Barney oeuvre. Among the songs: “London Bridge” and “Bingo.” –Tom Keogh … |
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Barney In Concert [VHS] $12.99 Barney and the Backyard Gang perform live at the Majestic Theater in Dallas. Instead of the usual studio look and feel of the shows, this stage act features plenty of traditional songs, flag waving, big bright sets, and lots of audience energy. Among the tunes are “Everyone Is Special” and the ever-popular “Noble Duke of York.” –Tom Keogh … |