Movie Help--!!! Anyone Good with Old Movies?
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Teen Witch... my kid used to watch it ALL the time.
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go to google or yahoo images search then write the name of the movie ..you will find a lot of pictures
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call one of them, or all of them. They have amazing stuff for free. (and lot's of it's collectible too.) Tell them what you want. They have literature, still photos and I'm certain they will have movies on tape or dvd
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I do, I love those old movies!!!!!!!!!
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This film has not been released in DVD yet and after almost a decade with the DVD format it is likely it never will be released because the new generation of formats goes on sale next month (Blu-Ray and HD-DVD) \nHowever, you can record this film to your computer and  record it to a DVD on February 25th\nIf you don't have TCM (Turner Classic Movies) get it now. \nIf you need help with technology let me know.
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I so love that movie! "I'm inviting a couple of frinds over for a small get together and you better be one of them Biatch!" Sorry about that try Ebay and how about those ten points? luv you
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The internet movie database (imdb.com) might have some.  Otherwise put the title of the movie on yahoo search and look under images.
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check with e-bay .com and also you might check other places like some of the places that sell movies like columbia houses\nfind the two e-mail address below and good luck.
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You better run to Blockbuster video!----later....I saw the other guys answer, and that was a good idea...I've got a lot to learn, I went to his link,,,,,but if you add the word "Disney"  to your "Images" search on yahoo------Hercules women Disney-----then you get what you want right away..........I see 2 of the women, but if you go to "cast" and if you know their names, you may be able to figure out  a way to get the third.
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bearshare.com or limewire.com....there should be some people on that site with old game films.
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I looked up the amazon reviews for "The Ten Commandments" and it seems that this is just another case of a studio putting out an anniversary DVD full of extras, but avoiding the expense of restoring the film to its original glory.\n\nAs a huge film buff I'm always excited to see new DVDs of the classics, especially the Criterion Collection, but more often than not the quality of the film looks like it was transferred directly from a VHS tape.\n\nThere are certain people in the industry, Quentin Tarantino, for example (love him or hate him), who rereleases the films he has always loved only after painstakingly restoring every frame. Sadly, in this case it looks like the fiftieth anniversary only warranted Paramount taking on an extra disc which includes DeMille's 1923 first attempt at filming the story. Is that interesting? Yes. Would I like to see it? Yes. However, it's not worth the expense of buying multiple copies of the same movie.\n\nSorry, Schneb, but it looks like this one's a dud where the bottom line ruled in favor of making something that true collectors would be proud to show. I guess you should rent it if you're interested in seeing the 1923 version.\n\nI couldn't find any information on The Robe on amazon.
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Your best bet is to download bit torrent. I recommend bit tornado (use a search engine to find the site)and then just search for some torrent sites. Eventually you'll come across some movie files. It's not hard and I'm sure you can figure it out.
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Try Amazon.com. You can get them new or used. There are different eps and movies on VHS.
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http://mpaa.org/FlmRat_SrchReslts.asp
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contact the museum of television and radio at (212) 621-6600 and ask if they have videos of old news casts for sale or clips to use.\n\nalso contact your local television station for news archives. the 1960's was an ecclectic and electric age where the ENTIRE world changed....politics, war, clothing, music, civil rights, food, drinks, smoking, drugs, toys, the way we got our news, malls, vacations...everything!\n\nmaybe put an ad in the newspaper for people to volunteer some of their vintage home movies too!\n\ngood luck!
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Check with a video store, one that sells, not rents. Something like Suncoast Video. They can pull it up on their computer and let you know if the movie was ever made into a DVD or VHS and order it for you.
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When i first bought movies of that nature,  I threw out the covers and hid them face down in the back of a CD book that I rarely used. No one ever found them. Now I just don't care so they are on the DVD rack with all other DVDs i own. Some other places that might work are underneath your mattress, or in the bottom of your closet in a shoe box. Places that are hard to get to .