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Housekeeping(1987).

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More important than any movie though, i need to be able to revisit childhood favorites like the show ReBoot in something better than YouTube format.

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Godzilla vs. Biollante. Arguably the second *best* Godzilla movie to the original from 1954, and no DVD release is available!

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More important than any movie though, i need to be able to revisit childhood favorites like the show ReBoot in something better than YouTube format.

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And speaking of "quite horrible but part of my childhood..." Why not the Star Wars Holiday Special? I have a bootleg, but would hope that an official release would be less unwatchable.

www.stillflying.net: "Here's how it might have been..."

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and Cybersnark, when looking for War Planets, try searching for Shadow Raiders, it was also made by mainframe, which is a canadian company, and there was some kind of weird law up there that "children's programming" couldn't have the word "War" in the title. So in Canada, War Planets was called Shadow Raiders. This is also why, in Canada, Beast Wars : Transformers, was called Beasties : Transformers.

Wacky Canadian Laws...

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From 1983, a TV movie, Chiefs, based on the Stuart Woods novel of the same name. Excellent police story spanning three generations of cops investigating a serial killer in a small southern( I believe it was Georgia) town. Big cast for a TV movie, Charlton Heston, Billy Dee Williams, Keith Carradine, Danny Glover, Stephen Collins.

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OH! And three old tv movies from the seventies (anyone here remember the ABC Movie of the Week?) One called "Bad Ronald" about a 'geek' boy who lives in secret behind the walls of his house and spies on the new family who moves in after his mom dies, "Don't Look in the Basement' where Kim Darby is plagued by nasty little gnomes who are trying to kill her, and one I can't remember the name of that had Barbara Eden pregnant with an alien baby. She acts weirder and weirder and then after she has the baby walks into a beam of light, followed by a bunch of other women holding babies.

TV was my babysitter, what can I say? ;)

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Housekeeping(1987).

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Very good choice, but I'll go with another Bill Forsyth film, Comfort and Joy.

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And I thought The Great Santini wasn't on DVD but I just found it. The best adaptation of a Pat Conroy novel about a tough as nails USMC pilot(Robert Duval) who literally terrorizes his sensitive oldest son and the rest of the family. And Blythe Danner as his wife (I see Mal's Ma a lot in her character).

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