The Singles Ward DVD
by Kurt Hale
from Halestorm
This funny, touching, romantic comedy focuses on the single life of a group of young Latter-day Saints. It shows that being LDS and single can be as funny as it is unique. Audiences will laugh as they are reminded of the defining moments that make up single life for young Mormons. This movie, hilarious at times, will leave you smiling and talking all night long. Anyone who is or ever has been an LDS Single will thoroughly LOVE this movie! There are numerous cameo appearances throughout the movie by Steve Young, Coach La Vell Edwards & Coach Ron McBride, Shawn Bradley, Danny Ainge, Gordon Jump, Wally Joyner, Thurl Bailey, Richard Dutcher, and Utah's own Ruth Hale. This DVD has many special features that aren't offered on the VHS tape. The DVD has music videos, outtakes, interactive dating games, and other LDS movie trailers.. among other things! You'll be glad you got the DVD.
Celine Dion - A New Day Has Come (EP / DVD Single)
from Sony
Avril Lavigne - I'm with You/Sk8er Boi (DVD Single)
from Arista
Windstruck (ALL Region - Single Disc Edition) DVD
- Company's logo seal (front & back)
- All Region NTSC disc
pink cover with company's logo seal (front & back).
The Eagles - Hole in the World (DVD Single)
from 33rd Street
Madonna - What It Feels Like for a Girl (DVD Single)
from Warner Bros / Wea
The outrage surrounding the violent content in Madonna's video for "What It Feels Like for a Girl" is a bit of a controversy itself. Look at any episode of any cop show filmed during the last 25 years and you'll easily find more car crashes and human assault, containing far less artful context, than director Guy Ritchie (Madonna's husband) injects here. Madonna plays something of a femme fatale Robin Hood, who removes a blank-faced elderly woman from a nursing home and, with the old lady sitting shotgun, races around town in a yellow vintage Camaro wreaking havoc on unsuspecting males. She crashes into a car containing leering young men, stun-guns a fat-cat fellow at an ATM, gives his cash to a waitress at a drive-in, and steals another hot rod after she's banged up her own. While enjoying a milkshake with her octogenarian partner-in- crime, she pulls out a pistol and aims it at the heads of two stupefied-looking policemen (but she doesn't spray them with bullets--the weapon is a squirt gun). The Thelma & Louise-themed video hints that the entire scenario is imagined by the old woman, who fantasizes vengeance for a lifetime of indignities suffered. Satisfying, yes. Outrageous, hardly. --Beth Massa
Just about the only place you can see Madonna's controversial video is on this special DVD Single. Directed by acclaimed film director Guy Ritchie (also, perhaps you've heard, Madonna's husband), the video was cut to the song's "Above and Beyond" mix, available only on this DVD Single.
Dido - Here With Me/Thankyou (DVD Single)
from Arista
Usher - U Don't Have to Call/U Got It Bad (DVD Single)
from La Face
Bob Marley - Sun is Shining - The Remixes (DVD Single)
by Migel Delgado
from Palm Pictures / Umvd
Spiritualized - Electricity/Come Together (DVD Single)
from Arista
Clocking it at around 20 minutes, this DVD features two videos ("Electricity" and "Come Together") of songs taken from Spiritualized's third full-length recording, Ladies and Gentleman We Are Floating in Space (1997), and a short documentary about "the making" of the release. This is not quite accurate, however, as the documentary focuses more on their tour in support of it. It includes an interview with main man Jason Pierce, footage from live performances at Glastonbury and The Royal Albert Hall, and video clips. --Kathleen C. Fennessy
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