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My “To Watch” Shelf

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[Reel Reviews Radio] Every now and then I get an email asking what I have queued up to watch. Here are the DVDs currently on the “to watch”

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[ HOLLYWOOD GOTHIQUEDaily Journal - Bravenet Web Journal] ": some details about the DVD to my review of STEAMBOY, the Japanese animated flm that came out last... Press, the DVD release of REVENGE OF THE SITH has been set for November 1.

[Totd.squarespace.com] Tip of the Day - Tip of the Day Blog - DVDs By Mail: For that money, you can watch as many DVD's as the Postal Service can bring you, as long as you never have more than three at a time. (Other plans are available for lighter or heavier appetites.) If you watch and return three movies a day, you could theoretically watch 40 DVD movies a month, all for the same $15.

[Bloggingbaby.com] Blogging Baby Laughs: This DVD Will Be Destructed in Five Seconds ...: We also have an "entertainment hovel" which consists of a stereo sitting on top of a VCR on the floor, a table (that was a play table about 20 years ago) with a TV sitting it, and a DVD player on the coffeetable next to it all. Linus's recent mobility and his favorite game of "I can push all the buttons on the VCR and stereo before mom catches me!" led to our recent purchase of an entertainment center (http://www.overstock.com/cgi-bin/d2.cgi?PAGE=PROFRAME&PROD_I…).

[Google.blognewschannel.com] » DigitalLife: Peerflix InsideGoogle - part of the Blog News Channel: For example, I see a post about Russell Beattie’s complaint about getting lousy pitches, and how PR professionals don’t do their homework before contacting bloggers. You know, I’m so used to getting press releases and lousy pitches, they don’t bother me anymore.

[Computershopper.com.com] InterVideo DVD Copy - E-mail to a friend - Software - CNET Reviews: Making personal backups of DVDs is a highly controversial topic that is still being tested in the courts. No copy-protection mechanisms were circumvented during our testing, and CNET does not encourage or condone the illegal copying of commercial DVDs.