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Sesame Street - Sing Along was an incredible movie! Both Carlo Alban and Alan Arkin were amazing! Maybe thats what makes the movie so good.The great cast includes Carlo Alban, Alan Arkin, Paul Benedict, Larry Block, Lexine Bondoc. The movie moves on like a dream and end leaving you wanting for more.

If you love watching Carlo Alban or Alan Arkin, you are deffinetly going to want to watch Sesame Street - Sing Along.

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Kids will enjoy this half-hour Sesame Street video, in which the whole gang takes a piano up to the roof and sings some of their favorite songs. But they are frequently interrupted by workmen Biff and Sully, who keep tuning in songs on their TV (only to knock the antenna out of whack). The blend of people and puppets is charming, and the bits culled from the TV show add to the fun. A pair of highlights: Ernie sitting in his bathtub singing the big hit, "Rubber Ducky," and Bert (in a magical bit of puppetry) dancing and singing "Doing the Pigeon." --Marshall Fine

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World War II - The Lost Color Archives- has always been a favorite of mine.Through out the movie, John Thaw simply shines. Eva Braun actually caught my interest too.

I think John Thaw and Eva Braun worked wonderful in World War II - The Lost Color Archives. The great supporting cast includes John Thaw, Eva Braun, Winston Churchill, Josef Goebbels, Heinrich Himmler.

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In the 1980s determined researchers began scouring the world for color film shot during World War II, and the result of their quest is spectacular. Seeing the war through the ubiquitous black-and-white footage has always made the experience somewhat distant, but in clear, crisp color, the enormity of the war and its horrors is startling and dramatic. Films of Nazi rallies are all the more disturbing; a viewer seeing the scene in color realizes the massive crowds saluting Hitler are no longer gray and faceless masses, but gatherings of well- dressed civilians. Color combat footage, from across Europe and the Pacific, is frighteningly immediate, and some of it, showing the wounded, the dead, and even prisoners being executed, will no doubt be disturbing for many viewers. Violence and destruction on an unimaginable scale is vividly put on display, as are smaller moments of soldiers smiling for the camera or liberated prisoners from the concentration camps staring in pained bewilderment. The episodes, produced by the History Channel, are introduced by veteran journalist Roger Mudd, and the narration for each individual segment typically contains excerpts from letters and diaries describing events close to those depicted in the film footage. The footage used is of a surprisingly high quality (much of it was shot and stored away, virtually unseen for decades), and it provides a stunning look at how the war appeared to those fighting it. --Robert J. McNamara

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