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Item received was not 'starring Helen Hayes' despite her picture being on the DVD, it was actually the version with Joan Hickson. I raised a complaint one week ago but still heard nothing in reply. Very poor customer service.
The movie was very good.
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i purchased this from you several months ago. Unfortunately I never saved it . i owned the dvd that i purchased about 20 years ago.and when my computer crashed lost it a second time. Anyone who buys a movie three times likes it. What you sold me is near DVD quality. Your competition sells it for three times what you charged because once again it's out of print. To boot when the charge three times the price the qualitty is poor. I OWN 10,000videos that took 40 years to acquire making purchases all over the world. I say this to emphasize that you are the only quality shop doing what you do so customers can have confidence when they buy from you. The only problem dealing with you is your supply is limited otherwise I would be our best customer. For the record this is a fact based story with fictionalized characters.
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DVD was severely damaged and could not be played.
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That’s Entertainment III The third installment of musical clips from the MGM vaults. I’m a sucker for musicals and “That’s Entertainment! III” was a huge surprise. I thoroughly liked the first part (“That’s Entertainment!”); the second installment (“That’s Entertainment, Part II”) was decent but not that memorable, but this third compilation towers over its predecessors. One of the riches of the “That’s Entertainment!III” is that the filmmakers are very critical and passionate about the subject. As much as they are paying homage to the glory of the MGM dream factory, they are also depicting the skill and the hard work that go along with it. This is perhaps the reason serious film critics seem to rhapsodize about it. Lots of pleasant & glorious moments, featuring many musical numbers, most of them cut from the original releases. Particularly revealing are: Eleanor Powell’s tap dancing in “Lady Be Good” (in split-screen while the camera moving along with her); Lena Horne speaks about the prejudiced policies at MGM, introducing a nice censored bath scene from “A Cabin the Sky”; and Debbie Reynolds’ rare number “You’re My Lucky Star”, cut from “Singin’ in the Rain”. That’s Entertainment III
A wonderful tribute to a simpler era.
That’s Entertainment III The movies highlighted in all 3 That’s Entertainment! films makes you feel a bit sad. Sad that the world has lost so much innocence so quickly. The difference between the great MGM musicals and the effects-filled action films of today is incredible – and the last MGM musical was only made 49 years ago. And what a difference that 49 years has made! This instalment of the That’s Entertainment! series is very interesting from an historical perspective. We see many deleted dance sequences, and a few behind-the-scenes views of great numbers. It was very nice to have Leena Horne featured so much as well, and her candid comments about Hollywood’s attitude to her as a black performer was very moving. And its always pure joy to watch Fred Astaire doing what he does best – showing us all he was the greatest dancer who will ever live. That’s Entertainment III
All-in-all, this film is a terrific addition to the That’s Entertainment! series, and a film all movie buffs and movie historians must see. I don’t think its as good as TE! 1, but its much better than TE! 2.
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