Busy Buses - Sammy Wins The Day

Everton - Four Ever Everton

Some of Everton?s greatest moments brought together in one DVD presentation set for the first time, proving that Everton fans truly do know their history. Disc 1 ? 1966 FA Cup Final vs Sheffield Wednesday. Disc 2 ? 1984 FA Cup Final Watford. Disc 3 ? 1995 FA Cup Final vs Manchester United. Disc 4 ? 1985 Cup Winners Cup Final vs Rapid Vienna.

Sammy Davis Jnr - Entertains

Sammy Davis Jr. may well have been the most versatile man in the history of show business. He could dance, do impressions, turn in stellar performances in both comedy and drama on Broadway and in film, and was a founding member of the legendary Rat Pack. But in this remarkable DVD, you'll see and hear what he's best remembered for: singing! Sammy Davis Jr Entertains presents a collection of some of Sammy's greatest and most-enduring hits: 1.Hey There 2.The Birth of The Blues 3.Because of You 4.This Could Be The Start of Somethin... 5.My Shining Hour 6.Who Can I Turn To 7.I've Got You Under My Skin 8.You Came Along Way From St. Louis 9.One For My Baby 10.There's A Boat Dat's Leaving Soon

VJ Day - 60th Anniversary

To commemorate the 60th anniversary of VJ Day (Victory In Japan) this DVD documents the end of the war in the Pacific and the subsequent consequences this had for all those involved. Featuring archive footage and interviews from the people who were there.

Shakespeare

Boxed set containing five productions of Shakespeare's plays. Macbeth (1971) - Polanski's Macbeth caused an outrage on first release for its realistic and unrelenting violence, which many believed was the result of his wife Sharon Tate's brutal murder by the Manson family. Jon Finch and Francesca Annis are excellent as the murderous couple destroyed by guilt. Hamlet (1969) - Nicol Williamson's portrayal of Hamlet was greeted with storms of applause on both the London and Broadway stage. This performance is here captured on film by director Tony Richardson, bringing life to William Shakespeare's immortal play. Henry V (1989) - This award-winning dramatisation of one of Shakespeare's best-loved plays is a story of bravery, honour and heroism with a superb performance by Kenneth Branagh in the title role and an excellent supporting cast including his wife, the Oscar-winning actress Emma Thompson. King Lear (1970) - Peter Brook's masterly direction of Shakespeare's heartbreaking tragedy shows all the pride, passion and madness of a once-great King brought down by betrayal and the death of his beloved daughter. With the Royal Shakespeare Company, Paul Scofield provides a uniquely personal interpretation of the character. Taming Of The Shrew (1967) - Burton and Taylor star in Zeffirelli's version of Shakespeare's famous comedy. Katherine, a wild and free-spirited woman, is pursued and eventually tamed into marriage by Petruchio. Brimming with wit, action and period colour while staying close to the original play, Burton and Taylor's high-voltage sparring owes much to their marital woes off-screen.

Uzumaki

The citizens of the town of Kurouzucho become obsessed with spirals. One by one the people are dragged into a terrifying vortex as reality begins to twist. A man commits suicide in a washing machine, leaving his body contorted into a spiral and a woman cuts of her fingertips to rid herself of the spirals in her fingerprints. Is there any escape from the terrible occurrences?