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Videohound's Golden Movie Retriever 2003 : The Complete Guide to Movies on Videocassette and Dvd (Videohound's Golden Movie Retriever, 2003)

Humor & Entertainment

Jim Craddock

Movies

Gale Group

VideoHound returns this year, in its 15th edition, with nearly 1,000 new reviews, more information and more complete indexes – including VideoHound’s fans’ favorite category index with new, unconventional additions: Brainwashed, New Jersey, Midlife Crisis and Organ Transplants. "The 2006 VideoHound builds on its legacy of playful, yet dead-on reviews," said Jim Craddock, editor. "Insightful reviews, extensive cross-referencing and a tone that is never too serious but always right on, makes this the movie guide fans ask for by name… and size." In this year’s VideoHound’s Golden Movie Retriever, readers can see comprehensive, clever reviews of some of last year's most popular movies such as Ray, Million Dollar Baby, Sideways and Finding Neverland. VideoHound’s Golden Movie Retriever offers several unique features, including 9 indexes, birth dates in all personal indexes (death dates are included when applicable) and more than 27,000 reviews. Entries are arranged alphabetically and provide: title, bone rating (Four bones to Woof!), year released, MPAA Rating, synopsis/review, songs, run time, black and white or color, format, country of origin, cast, director, writer, cinematographer, composer/lyricist, awards and made for TV, cable or video identification. 
The 2006 edition offers the same reliable, friendly information to help people in their quest to find the perfect movie, solve a crossword puzzle, win a bet, or just curl up and have some quality "you" time.

Videohound's Golden Movie Retriever 2006

(From back cover)Parents are our primary role models. They have the awesome responsibility of shaping the perceptions we learn by observation and experience. We apply these perceptios to our view of God, our self concept, and our relationships with other people. The problem is that our parents are imperfect people who model beliefs and behaviors learned from their imperfect parents. As a result, our perceptions are often faulty, and we and our relationships suffer. Our misperceptions, manifestedin pain, insecurity, anger, or rejection are cycled from one generation to the next, and would go unaltered if it were not for the truth of God's word. "The Parent Factor" and its accompanying workbook (included in the text)will enable you to analyze how your perceptions were shaped by your parents. Using Scripture, you will learn how to reshape false perceptions of God and yourself so that you can experience his love, forgiveness, and power in all of life's circumstances.

The Parent Factor

Robert S. McGee

Pat Springle

Rapha Publishing

A must-have for movie fans of all ages, VideoHound s Golden Movie Retriever 2010 is better than ever with new catagories, reviews and more. This is a favorite guide to turn to for accurate and irreverent movie reviews, where a Woof rating may mean the movie is bad, or it is so bad it s good! Fans will enjoy these fetures unique to the 2010 edition: Nine indexes including the fan-favorite Category Index that includes new entries such as Cubicle Hell, There Goes the Neighborhood, I Was a Teenage Criminal and City Squishing Behemoths; Birth dates (and regrettable, death dates where applicable); 30,000-ish Hound-style reviews. In addition, there are indexes for Alternate Title(s); Songs; Run Time; Format; Cast; Director, Writer, cinematographer and lyricist; Awards; and Made for TV, Cable or Video identification.

VideoHounds Golden Movie Retriever 2010

Gale/Cengage Learning

Containing the most extensive listing of movies available on video more than 23,000 in all and a multitude of cross-referencing within its 10 primary indexes, each new edition includes 1,000 new movies, expanded indexing, a fresh new introduction and more of the beloved categories

VideoHound's Golden Movie Retriever

Gale