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It is very funny--some parts are boring. The ending is hilarious. 
Reviewed by Fabian, from Katherine Tyra on Tue. Sep 29, 2009
The Scarlet Pimpernel Persie is an experienced swordsman who, under the alias of "Scarlet Pimpernel" rescues innocent aristacrats from the gaitine. He can slip in and out right under the gaurd's noses, wihout even being detected. Then he meets...her!!! Anthony Andrews and Jane Seymour perform briliantly in this action packed movie filled with suspence, romance, sword fights, and history. It is a must see! 
Reviewed by Emily K., from Tomball on Tue. Feb 10, 2009
Nancy Drew She's a seventeen year old sleuth who can solve mysteries that stump the authorities. You've got to love her! She's the kindest girl in all of California when her father takes her for extended stay in an abandoned and supposedly haunted mansion. Mr. Drew doesn't know about the haunted part of course, but Nancy does and she is intrigued by the possibility of a murdered actress haunting the mansion. What she doesn't know is that she is stumbling on one of the most dangerous cases of her career!
Reviewed by Emily K., from Tomball on Tue. Feb 3, 2009
Around the World in Eighty Days This movie is hilarious!!!!! I had never heard of it before, but it is one of the funniest movies that i have ever seen. It has Steve Coogan (Night at the Museum) and Jackie Chang (The Forbidden Kingdom) and they perform wonderfully together! It also has a lot of stars throughout the movie at times when you would least expect them. It is a good movie for the entire family since there is a little bit for everybody.
Reviewed by Emily K., from Tomball on Tue. Feb 3, 2009
Reno! 911: The First Season Absolutely hilarious and a good adult show to watch if you don't have the luxury of cable TV at home. It's about a group of officers in Reno Nevada who each have quirky character traits and do not take their jobs seriously.
Reviewed by Veronica, on Thu. Nov 6, 2008
McLeod's Daughters: The Complete First Season This isn't Australian TV at its finest - it's TV at its finest, period. McLeod's Daughters is one of the most beloved TV dramas from abroad and now in its 6th or 7th season in its native Australia, but the first few seasons are considered its best. Vibrant and sweet Tess hears that upon her father Jack McLeod's death, that she's inherited half of his ranch/farm and dreams of wealth. Little does she realize the ranch, run by her fiercely stubborn half sister Claire, is far from rolling in it. The two sisters must band together to save their father's legacy from going into the ground, with a little help from housekeeper Meg, her spoiled daughter Jody, and Becky, another local. And some occasional help from their very handsome neighborhood farmers, brothers Nick and Alex. The writing, directing, and acting are wonderful - in particular, Lisa Chappell's portrayal of tough-as-nails Claire. Unlike most American dramas, the show is never saccharine or cliched and every character has their chance to shine. Love this show! I hope HCPL gets all the following seasons.
Reviewed by a customer, from Freeman on Sun. Oct 12, 2008
Just Like Heaven Witherspoon and Ruffalo perform in a magical and mysteries flick about a young nurse whose sister is bent on getting her married. Then everything changes when a tragedy strikes while Witherspoon heads to her sisters' to meet yet another conquest.
Reviewed by Emmi K., from Tomball on Mon. Sep 22, 2008
Stardust While trying to persuade a girl, Victoria (Sienna Miller)to marry him, Tristan (Charlie Cox) enters a fantasy world trying to catch a fallen star. But then he finds out his "star", is actually a young lady named Yvaine (Claire Danes). But she is in terrible danger when a evil, old witch Lamia (Michelle Pfeiffer) tries to steal Yvaine's heart. This movie is really awesome and I think everyone should see it!
Reviewed by Jessica , from Stratford on Tue. Aug 26, 2008
Earth 2 (television show) I can't believe this wonderful show is on DVD! I used to watch it on NBC back when it was on in 1994. It was a science fiction show set in the future (the year 2100 or later) at a time when the earth is so polluted that most people live in space stations orbiting the planet. A woman leads an expedition to colonize a new Earth-like planet for her dying son. This show had some terrific episodes - it had Sci-fi, some action, even some humor. Its episodes dealt with ecological messages and had some nice insight into the human condition without being preachy. Not every episode is great, but the ones that are are wonderfully written, produced, and acted. The whole series was very engrossing. The worst part was that NBC canceled it after one season but still I enjoyed this series immensely upon re-watching.
Reviewed by a customer, from Freeman on Wed. Jun 25, 2008
Damages: The Complete First Season Duplicity, murder, and of course cover-ups. Keywords to a brilliant new crime/mystery series from the FX network. Every episode becomes more suspenseful & shocking than the next. As the series edges closer to the discovery of a conspiracy that you probably won't see coming. Past & present events are shown throughout a span of 13 episodes leaving the audience to piece together a puzzle with ever changing viewpoints that is steadily brought to clarity with each successive episode; something fans of "Lost & Alias" might enjoy? Starring Glen Close & Rose Byrne (Sunshine, 28 Weeks Later)
Reviewed by Matteo B., from Fairbanks on Thu. May 15, 2008
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