Queen - Live At Wembley

Ed Sullivan's Muppets Magic

Long before America came to appreciate the talents of Jim Henson and his brilliant creations, The Muppets, Ed Sullivan had the foresight to identify with Henson's enormous creativity and provide him an opportunity to introduce his unique characters to the American public. With Henson's first appearance on September 18, 1966, The Muppets began to capture America's imagination, breaking down our old conceptions of what could be done with puppetry, challenging us to embrace these creatures as living and thinking beings. Not only does this program introduce us to Kermit, we can also see the beginnings of other Henson characters we've come to know and love, including reindeer discussing Christmas deliveries, singing cows, a monster engulfing a computer, and Kermit swallowing a worm. The charm and warmth that captured children and adults with these inventive segments first aired are just as powerful and compelling today.

Winnie The Pooh - Magical World Of Pooh - Love And Friendships

Join Pooh and his pals from the Hundred Acre Wood in lots of delightful adventures in which they learn important lessons about caring and sharing in four animated adventures. Includes: A Very Very Large Animal, No Rabbit's A Fortress, Stripes and Tigger's Shoes.

Great Composers - Vol. 2 - Beethoven/ Wagner

Features two composers with commentary by Kenneth Branagh. Ludwig van Beethoven - Filmed on location in Bonn and Vienna and includes performances by Nikolaus Harnoncourt with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe. Richard Wagner - Shot on location in Leipzig, Paris, Munich and Bayreuth and includes performances by Daniel Barenboim and The Berlin State Opera.

That Old Black Magic

Features the songs and music of Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Billy Eckstein, Sarah Vaughan, Dinah Washington, Sammy Davis Jnr and many others.

Graveyard Of Honour

Rikio Ishikawa is a brutal street thug who is drawn into the powerful Kawada gang in 1946 Tokyo. His insubordination and rebelliousness encourage him to start his own Yakuza family, but he decides the easiest way would be to challenge his own Godfather, whom he brutally attacks. This disrespect to his boss brings the ultimate form of disgrace upon himself and his 'family'.