Nightmares & Dreamscapes - From the Stories of Stephen King

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Filter a Twilight Zone vibe through Stephen King's brain and you get Nightmares & Dreamscapes, an uneven but generally entertaining collection of eight tales that originally (2006) aired on TNT. There is no unifying theme here; although King's short stories provided the source material, there are six directors and seven screenwriters represented, so the episodes offer a variety of looks and styles, with content ranging from monsters to mind games, from pure fantasy to pulp fiction, from genuinely scary to merely unsettling. Still, a certain ineffably "King-ian" sensibility, combining elements of horror, terror, suspense, and whimsy, is always in evidence, as are the popular writer's own preoccupations (with authors who may or not be stand-ins for King himself, rock 'n' roll, and guys who won't ask for directions while their wives complain, inevitably leading them into very nasty situations).

Among the highlights: In "Battleground," a merciless hit man (William Hurt) offs a toy manufacturer and then finds himself attacked in his own apartment by a battalion of indefatigable toy soldiers; directed by Brian Henson, the episode has no dialogue and some terrific effects work. In "Umney's Last Case," William H. Macy is amusing as a crime writer who cruelly toys with his literary alter ego, an arch, fedora-wearing gumshoe (also Macy); it's an acting tour de force and a story that takes some deft and intriguing turns. "The Road Virus Heads North," with Tom Berenger as a horror novelist who finds himself pursued by… well, by a painting (guess you had to be there), is perhaps the scariest of the lot; it's also the best shot, with a cool jazz soundtrack and a nifty ending. Less successful is "Crouch End," set in a sinister part of London where "thin spots" in the earth lead to creepy new dimensions (nice premise, but it's overwritten and fails to sustain its Twilight Zone weirdness), while "You Know They Got a Hell of Band" is only fitfully effective in its depiction of Rock & Roll Heaven, Oregon, a town where Elvis is mayor and the rest of the living dead range from Hendrix and Joplin to Duane Allman and Buddy Holly. The three-disc set's decent if unexceptional special features include "inside looks" at the making of several episodes, actor interviews, and more. --Sam Graham

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This hair-raising miniseries is comprised of 8 mind-bending stories each featuring an all-star cast and cutting-edge special effects. Each episode is adapted from on of King's short stories and will feature such notable performers as Oscar nominees William H. Macy, William Hurt, Tom Berenger and other favorites as Kim Delaney, Steven Weber, Henry Thomas, Samantha Manthis, Claire Forlani and others. The series will premiere this summer in a 4-week television event on TNT starting July 12, 2006.

DVD Features:
Additional Scenes
Featurette
Interviews
Production Sketches

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excellent.......2007-08-28

they protrayed the stories well and each story was exciting! i enjoyed it very much

Nightmares .......2007-08-08

My wife and I have been waiting quite awhile for the release of this box set, having read the book I found the dvd to be a pleasure to watch, all the stories came flooding back to us as we watched each film, the standout to be Battleground, the effects were fantastic, going beyond what we thought they would be for a mini series, the least popular being Crouch End, did not quite follow the story line, well seven out of eight is not bad, we laughed at the Autopsy Room Four, freaked at the The Road Virus Heads North and loved Umney's Last Case.
This mini series was filmed in Melbourne Australia, of which we are residents, many fine US and Australian actors were used and many great locations, showcasing this wonderful city we live in, so do yourself a favour, sit down with a bowl of popcorn and watch this mini series, you wont be disappointed, the extras on the dvd are also a welcome addition, very informative and so lacking from many dvd's sold today, the packaging is also first rate, glossy and up market.

Decent Collection of Stories.......2007-07-30

Disc One:
1.Battleground- A killer for hire recieves an unexpected delivery of toy soldiers. Tiny terrors on a mission of vengeance... This one was one of the best in the set. It actually reminded me of a Twilight Zone episode i once saw.
2.Crouch End- london cabbie warns 2 american honeymooners not to go to ''Crouch End''. This one was bad. Really cheesy effects too.
3.Umney's Last Case- a writer swaps places with a 1930s private eye he created. The plot thickens.. This one wasnt bad, starred William H Macy.

Disc Two:
1.The end of the whole mess- about a filmmaker whos genius brother conducts a worldwide experiment that goes horribly wrong. Nice premise, poor execution. Decent story overall.
2.The Road Virus Heads North- a mysterious painting and a writer. This one started off good then ended lackluster.
3.The Fifth Quarter- ex con and his wife grab their one get rich quick chance to escape a miserable life. It was ok.

Disc Three:
1.Autopsy Room Four- man on the slab is still alive and can hear and feel everything thats going on, Docs think hes dead. This one was probably the best out of them all.
2.You know they got a hell of a band- married couple enters unmapped burg called rock and roll heaven but the price of admission is high. This one was ok.

Maybe some of these would have been better left in the book. With Stephen King's movies and mini-series theres hits and misses. Some of his movies are great and then there are some things like this that would maybe have been better as whole movies per story or not done at all and left in the book. If youre expecting stories as good as the Twilight Zone, dont bother. If you want something decent to entertain you with hits and misses or you are a big Stephen King fan then get it. Overall it was ok but i dont think i'll watch them again. Maybe ill read the book instead.

Dissapointing.......2007-07-08

I watched a couple of these on TV and could not get into any of them.I like kings novels but not these shows.

More good stories by the master........2007-07-08

This DVD was very good and did not leave me disappointed. The stories seemed to follow along really well. I would recommend this to anyone who loves Stephen King.

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Lucid Dream adventures...
Dreamscape Is Pure Escapsim
A Thrilling Sci Fi Picture
It's been along time since I've seen this one.
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Starring: Dennis Quaid , Max von Sydow , Christopher Plummer , Eddie Albert , and Kate Capshaw
Director: Joseph Ruben
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ASIN: 6305869103
Release Date: 2000-06-06

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Alex Gardner (Dennis Quaid) is a talented young psychic who's frittering his gifts away betting on the ponies. That is, until he's coerced by his old pal and mentor Dr. Paul Novotny (Max von Sydow) into taking part in a dream research project in which his psychic abilities make him indispensable. The project concerns "dreamlinking," whereby talented individuals like Alex hook up via electrodes and project themselves into some troubled subject's nightmares, in which they not only observe but participate in the dream, hopefully effecting some remedy. Alex is by nature a feckless guy, a charismatic scoundrel sporting a Cheshire cat's grin. But he warms easily to his new role as dream-dwelling psychotherapist, having a core of decency. Not so his nemesis, Tommy Ray Glatman (David Patrick Kelly), a dreamlink prodigy and pawn of Bob Blair (Christopher Plummer), who runs the research project for the government (he's described as the "head of covert intelligence"). Blair is worried about the President (Eddie Albert), whose nightmares of nuclear holocaust cause him to escalate disarmament talks with the Russians, much to Blair's dismay, being your basic evil, slick, smarmy covert kind of guy. Turns out Blair's real aim is to use the project to train dreamlink assassins, his star pupil being psycho Tommy Ray and his test case the President. Only Alex is there to stop them.

Dreamscape is all business, with a well-structured screenplay that lays the groundwork for the film's many admirable performances. Kate Capshaw in particular is very dreamy as a research scientist and Dennis Quaid's love interest. And David Patrick Kelly is likely to become your worst nightmare, especially when he's the Snakeman, giving an often fantastical performance. But what you're most likely to remember from this wonderful thriller is the many vivid dream sequences, aptly surreal images from the troubled psyche. --Jim Gay

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The President of the United States is about to be assassinated in a dream where there is no morning after. Only one man can save him--a man who must plunge himself into the President's horrendous nightmare. Dennis Quaid stars as Alex Gardner, a psychically gifted young man recruited to help Dr. Paul Novotny (Max Von Sydow) and the beautiful Dr. Jane DeVries (Kate Capshaw) in an experiment to help patients disturbed by menacing nocturnal illusions. But corrupt high-ranking government official Bob Blair (Christopher Plummer) has darker plans for Alex's unusual powers. Soon Alex is propelled inside the President's nightmare, a frightening wasteland of nuclear holocaust, and locked in a fantastic battle that could only happen in a dream. This action-packed science fiction adventure will excite and thrill you with its unusual journey through the mind's most terrifying recesses.

Audio Commentary by the Producer, Writer and Special Effects Artist - Special Effects Make-Up Making Of - Production Stills 16X9 - 1.85:1 - Color - English - 5.1 Dolby Digital, 5.1 DTS

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Lucid Dream adventures..........2007-05-20

Alex Gardner was born with certain "talents" - a telepathic genius - able to manipulate the conscious mind. But it is not until he is approached with an offer to further parapsychology that he learns just how profound his abilities can fathom.

Living a life of mundane concerns*, at the behest of Dr. Novotny {Max Von Sydow}, he returns to his former life engaging in psychical research to further the efforts of the mind to tap the abyssal subconscious, projecting into others' dreams, in what is essentially the practice of Lucid Dreaming, what some of us have already mastered. With the aid of a 'dream machine' situated in the 'dream chamber' {"Who's your decorator, Darth Vader?"; it is a nice chamber!}, which merely regulates bio-functions, it begins as a form of therapy, witnessing patients' fears, such as the man who suspected his wife of cheating {including with his brother, a priest, and... even you... Fakuda...?}; and the construction worker with bathophobia {fear of falling from high places}. The reality of the situations amaze Alex, who thereby dedicates his skills full into the project.

Upon reaching REM sleep state, each dream sequence is quite a remarkable spectacle {whose ingress, incidentally, very much resembles the I-Tunes visualizer}, with amorphous transmutations in light and sound surrounding until full presence is achieved.

Then he meets Bob Blaire, whose innocuous first introduction belies his true character as sinister mastermind, and later Tommy Glatman, a psychopathic dream killer obsessed with Martial Arts movies who actually murdered his own father. Blaire runs a top-secret organization within the CIA whose nefarious influence is all-pervasive. The two work in tandum and plan to assassinate the President {Eddie Albert**} in his dream by whatever imaginative scenario, utilizing dream weapons to achieve that end, which results in various stress and shock related maladies in "dayside" state. That is the ultimate idea herein - to cause reactive effects in which a kill in the dream results in the actual demise of the dreamer IN ACTUALITY.

Through entering the dream of an attractive female Doctor with what is essentially an incubus visualization, Alex eventually learns to project without the use of the machine, by merely stilling himself in a quiet, gloomy environment, initiating controlled breathing techniques {sounds familiar...}, he sharpens his senses enough to subsequently confront a serpentine creature known as 'The Snakeman' {a boogie-man archetype and Glatman's fearsome "totem"} who has invaded a boy's dreams. From within a haunted house on a stormy night, down a twisting staircase into an inferno of horrors, the two battle the snake beast in a fantastical scene reminiscient of white knight verses dragon. Although in the dream world, anything is possible.

After the sad execution of Novotny ordered by Blaire, Alex and Tommy square off in The President's nightmare wherein the one with the greater imagination, cleverness, and willpower prevails. The Snakeman manifests again, and through a very shrewd apparition, the President is saved.

Demon hounds, a snake monster, nuclear zombies, sudden scares, cloak and dagger scenarios, secret government conspiracies, a motorbike chase, and horrific environments fill this dreamscape of nucleic creation.

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* Seems he was betting on the horse races and runs afoul of some bookies who want in on his continual success, and otherwise was also concentrating his efforts on carnal pleasures. The question remains - there is no reason why he could not continue to pursue his fleshly interests while also contributing to the project.

** Whom you may remember as portraying Dr. Samuel Richards in the film 'The Devil's Rain', and probably more recognizably as Oliver Wendell Douglas from 'Green Acres'.

Dreamscape Is Pure Escapsim.......2007-04-23

A mild classic little film that I was happy to rediscover while DVD surfing here on Amazon. Although this film is somewhat dated, it still holds up well enough today. The dream sequences are wild and fanciful so the effects there work quite well except for the stop-action effects that while good, are very dated. They will remind you of the classic works of that early special effects pioneer Ray Harryhuasen (misspelled???). Anyhow, he did films like "Clash of the Titans" which is another fun, but again, dated film.

I always find it kinda fun to see some of my favorite actors as they looked when they first started out. This early Dennis Quaid flick is no exception. My son, who is 15, and a fan of his current work, Flight of the Phoenix and The Day After Tomorrow, quickly noticed how boyish he looks in this film and, during a shirtless scene, how he hadn't started working out yet. He boasts a decent 6-pack today at 50. Kate Capshaw, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, looked radiant in spite of her horrific 80's hairdo and gave a better performance that she did in Indiana Jones. Unfortunately, if you've seen her recently, whenever she's out with hubby Steven Spielberg, you will notice that the years were not as kind to her as to Quaid. The ageless Christopher Plummer, Captain Von Trapp in The Sound of Music, has played this kind of evil character he plays here many times. He was a staple sinister baddie for quite some time until Anthony Hopkins stepped in with his Silence of the Lamb films and other creepy roles. Plummer plays the overly zealous government man taking over a scientific experiment project for the safety of the free world in his own myopic perspective. The newcomer in this film is an actor who never made it big but should have. Sean Patrick Kelly as the villain is inspired casting in this film. He is very effective in his role of the jealous "top lab rat" as Quaid's character calls him. He is perfectly cast and his role and acting will get under your skin and stay there.

Now throw in some older and highly respected actors during this time period, Max (The Exorcist) Von Sydow playing the respectable scientist not understanding the danger of his work (which he went on to play many times later in his career such as in Tom Cruise's Miniority Report), and Eddie (Green Acres) Albert and you have a stellar cast to go with an intelligent script that does make an effort to avoid cliche-ridden roles and lines (even though some are still present). The direction is fast-paced and the score by Maurice Jarre is effective.

My only quibble with this film is noted by others who remember this film from its original release and VHS transfer and that is the subtle editing that is done for this "updated" release. It's not that I'm bothered so much by the bits that were edited out to better fit the PG-13 rating as it was very close to R in it's time, it's that they don't tell you that they altered the film and that just isn't right. In any event, the subtle editing doesn't change the film significantly and allows for more family friendly viewing.

A Thrilling Sci Fi Picture.......2007-01-20

The photo makes one think of Indiana Jones (and Kate Capshaw, who was in "Temple Of Doom", is a good reason for the comparison), but this is more science fiction. It deals with psychics who are able to enter people's dreams. This puts it into the category of true science fiction, speculating possibilities, their benefits, and their dangers.

Dennis Quaid does an excellent job as a con man with an exceptional ability. Max Van Sydow is just as good as his mentor. Christopher Plummer makes an great villain. And when somebody casts one of my favorite actresses like Kate Capshaw as the love interest . . . George Wendt also is good in a brief role, and Eddie Albert is presidential.

I will conclude that the ending bothered me philosophically. If someone wants to discuss it, feel free to let me know. However, I don't want to spoil any surprises.

In spite of that one disturbing part, I think this is a great movie. It is PG-13, meaning it is not for children; feel free to attend with your junior high or older child, where you can discuss the issues with him. And there is a lot of food for thought you can teach your children with in this movie. Not bad for a sci-fi adventure, huh?

It's been along time since I've seen this one........2006-07-12

I enjoyed being able to see this movie again.

altered .......2006-06-19

i love this movie, however, for some reason, someone has decided to edit all of the romantic scenes, brief nudity, etc. from the dvd version. if that isn't bad enough, they don't tell you that it has been altered from it's original content. i bought this dvd thinking i was getting the original that i loved only to get a chopped up version. rotten deal!

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Dreamscape

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ASIN: B0006Z2KFC
Release Date: 2005-01-04

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Dreamscape.......2006-11-05

I had seen this movie about 10 years ago and I really enjoyed to see it again in a reasonable price

Stephen King's Nightmares & Dreamscapes (3 Stories-Battleground, Crouch End, and Umley's Last Case)

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Stephen King's Nightmares & Dreamscapes (3 Stories-Battleground, Crouch End, and Umley's Last Case)

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This is the first of 3 discs, and it stars William Hurt, Claire Forlani, Eion Bailey, William Macy, and Jacqueline McKenzie.

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2DVD`S which are...but one of the best Carpener films EVER!

Assault on Precinct 13/Dreamscape
Starring: Eddie Albert , Kendall Carly Browne , Kate Capshaw , Kate Charleson , and Larry Gelman
Director: Joseph Ruben
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ASIN: B0000D1FES
Release Date: 2003-10-21

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2DVD`S which are...but one of the best Carpener films EVER!.......2003-12-01

Alright,these DVD`s aren`t the best in picture & sound and obiously Dreamscape isn`t one of the best movie ever made,but you can enjoy it if you are willing to do it.But when there is an alright there is of course a but,so:but Assault on Precinct 13 is one of the best Carpenter-movies I`ve ever seen and for Tarantino-fans:you know what written on the shirt of the little preachersons T-shirt?!
It`s a realy good movie and look at the price(!),you can`t make a mistake with this order!

Nightmares & Dreamscapes-The End of the Whole Mess/Road Virus Heads North/Fifth Quarter

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Nightmares & Dreamscapes-The End of the Whole Mess/Road Virus Heads North/Fifth Quarter

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This is the 2nd disc in the Nightmares & Dreamscapes series based off of Stephen King's short stories book of the same title. It includes the titles: "The End of the Whole Mess", "The Road Virus Heads North", & "The Fifth Quarter".

Steven King's Nightmares & Dreamscapes (Autopsy: Room Four & You Know They Got a Hell of a Band)

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Steven King's Nightmares & Dreamscapes (Autopsy: Room Four & You Know They Got a Hell of a Band)

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Disc 3: 2 Mind-Bending Stories & Special Features.

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DreamScapes
Director: L. H. Deutman
Manufacturer: Earth VideoWorks
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ASIN: B0007A10B6
Release Date: 2004-12-01

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DreamScapes are vivid flowing colors in Motion synchronized to the relaxing piano music of The O'Neill Brothers.

If you want to add an amazing splash of color to your home or office decor, this is it! Like a liquid lava lamp! You'll want to play over and over!

Earth VideoWorks DVDs are magical harmony of sight and sound! They will transform your blank, black TV into a colorful, fascinating gallery of art - alive with music. Your TV will become an interesting, ambient background and a conversation piece while entertaining guests! All Earth VideoWorks DVDs are set for continuous play!

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Kawaii!
Yumeria
I love these girls
I only saw the first two episodes..............

Yumeria - Enter the Dreamscape (Vol. 1)
Starring: Yumeria
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ASIN: B000AP31KG
Release Date: 2005-10-11

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The broadcast series Yumeria (2004) blends elements of the popular fan-service and harem-comedy genres. Tomokazu Mikuri is a high school slacker with no distinguishing features or talents--until the eve of his 16th birthday, when he begins dreaming about a weird alternate world where semi-abstract creatures called Faydoms attack him. They're defeated by scantily clad girls, who wake up in Tomokazu's bed. He tries to maintain a semblance of a normal life, but more and more babes keep appearing. And Tomokazu has to fondle them in the dream-world to "recharge" them with the power to defeat the Faydoms. The story is no more inane than many other fan service comedies, but the girls are so infantile and the vocal performances so over-the-top, the series becomes annoying. Yumeria perpetuates the stereotype that anime only appeals to hormonal, socially unattractive adolescents. (Rated TV 14 SD, suitable for ages 16 and older: nudity, risqué humor, cartoon violence) --Charles Solomon

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Tomokazu Mikuri is your typical high school loser, but all that changes whn he begins visiting an alternate world through his dreams - one in which he is transformed into a hero of destiny imbued with strange powers. But this dream world is threatened by the evil Faydooms, who have fiendish designs on the real world. Only Mikukri can stop them, aided by five hotties from his very own high school, who have somehow undergone their own wondrous transformation. Ha-cha-cha!

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Kawaii!.......2006-03-23

This anime is very kawaii (cute).
Of course it's got the normal perverted teenage guy (Tomokazu) surrounded by gorgeous girls. The poor boy even has a thing for his cousin Nanase.
However, in comes Mone, a cute girl from Tomokazu's dream who takes him and his friend Mizuki to a strange world. With the help of Silk, a young woman in this dream world, and both Neneko (a girl obsessed with neko (cats) and who continually says "No da" (which reminds me of Chichiri from "Fushigi Yuugi"), her pet neko Koneko, and Kuyou (Nanase's little sister fresh in from America), they may just save the world from the impending threat of the Faydoom (evil nightmares).
The animation style is bright and cheery, and both the opening and ending themes are fun to listen to.
I'd recommend this anime to anyone who's a fan of "Tenchi Muyo" or "Martian Successor Nadesico".

Yumeria.......2005-11-20

Alright, this series is definately fan service and I must admit it is predicable. It is light series that pokes fun at itself and anime itself. I enjoyed the fact the hero maybe a loser but hey when asked if he was a pervert he said nope just a guy come on that is funny. If you want a light series this is one I enjoyed the first disc and the second looks entertaining. Accept it at face value and enjoy.

I love these girls.......2005-10-26

On his 16th birthday, Tomokazu Mikuri had a realistic dream where he sees a girl battling a giant floating monstrosity. When he wakes up, he is surprised that the girl is actually sleeping next to him. When ever he sleeps for now own he ends up back in the dream world, and more and more people that he knows shows up there too.

I only saw the first two episodes.....................2005-10-22

and they were okay, this series looks a bit predictable, maybe I should watch all of this dvd first......

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OK but bad music
Colorful Aquarium
A Soothing and Cheap Alternative!
Nice Salt-Water Reef Aquarium

Coral Dreamscapes: An Exotic Aquarium
Starring: Coral Dreamscapes
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ASIN: 6305792747
Release Date: 2000-04-11

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OK but bad music.......2000-08-24

If this had just been the fish swimming around in the tank, even with tank noises, it would have been fine. Instead they added what appears to be soundtrack from a bad Skinamax flick. My advice, let the fish sooth you while you hit the mute button.

Colorful Aquarium.......2000-06-22

Soothing music, lots of colorful fish.

A Soothing and Cheap Alternative!.......2000-05-11

This DVD is a fun thing to own... Have all the aesthetic advantages of a salt water aquarium without the hassle and unavoidable death toll of poor misadapted fish.... Really cool!

Nice Salt-Water Reef Aquarium.......1999-04-17

For the money, its a good tape. It's about 45 min of 3 reef areas. We enjoy using our fish i.d. charts and spotting different fish. You will see lots of different fish. Have snorkeled many places and saw a few here I'd never seen. There's even two types of sharks.

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