 | Reds (Special 25th Aniversary Edition)
Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $4.00 The Russian Revolution. The story about the only American buried in the Kremlin.
|
 | Philadelphia
Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $2.01 The early years of AIDS. I watched it again recently and was amazed at how far we have come as a society since then.
|
 | Apollo 13 (Widescreen 2-Disc Anniversary Edition)
Buy new: $11.99 / Used from: $3.56 What's most amazing about this movie is that it really happened.
|
 | The Killing Fields
Buy new: $13.99 / Used from: $6.28 Cambodia... Do you know what happened there?
|
 | Schindler's List
Buy used from: $14.87 The holocost.
|
 | The Sting (Universal Legacy Series)
Buy new: $17.99 / Used from: $11.53 An interesting period of time... And I just love the movie.
|
 | The Great Gatsby (A&E)
Buy new: $13.99 / Used from: $2.45 The roaring 20's - and the wealthy.
|
 | Gandhi (Widescreen Two-Disc Collector's Edition)
Buy new: $12.49 / Used from: $9.39 How this memorable man lived and died and changed the world.
|
 | Amadeus - Director's Cut (Two-Disc Special Edition)
Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $5.54 Mozart. What an amazing composer and a fascinating personality.
|
 | Immortal Beloved
Buy new: $9.49 / Used from: $6.37 Such insight in how classical music was created... Along with Amadeus helps you gain appreciation for the classical masters.
|
 | The Madness of King George
Buy new: $13.49 / Used from: $6.33 Medicine as it was in the late 1700s and gives you a look into the monarchy and parliament at the time.
|
 | Roots (Four-Disc 30th Anniversary Edition)
Buy new: $23.99 / Used from: $10.00 A generational understanding of the history of slavery.
|
 | James Clavell's Shogun
Buy new: $49.49 / Used from: $44.89 Read any of James Clavell's novels and you will understand so much more of the subject culture. I remember sitting fascinated in front of the TV for this miniseries. Japan is amazing.
|
 | Out of Africa
Buy new: $9.99 / Used from: $5.62 I really appreciated the reality of Africa after seeing this movie. Meryl Streep and Robert Redford didn't hurt at all.
|
|
Listmania!
