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VHS : Dark Night of ScarecrowIn association with Amazon.comstarring: Charles Durning, Robert F. Lyons, Claude Earl Jones, Lane Smith, Tonya Crowe directed by: Frank De Felitta  Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786301802789 Format: NTSC ISBN: 6301802780 Label: Fox Home Entertainment Manufacturer: Fox Home Entertainment Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Fox Home Entertainment Release Date: October 16, 1986 Running Time: 100 minutes Studio: Fox Home Entertainment Theatrical Release Date: October 24, 1981 Sales Rank: 3956 Related Items:
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 Rating: - Finally! - it only took 10 years - I have been working with a group on the web for 10 years constantly barraging Disney to please put this out in DVD format. Not sure why it took so long but I am thankful that it is finally here. I am not sure what drew me to this series when I saw it at age 8, but I clearly remember not being able to sleep the night before because I knew the next episode was coming the following day. My biggest problem is keeping in mind that this is happening in Southern England, for some reason I want to think ... Read More Rating: - Disney's all-time greatest live action movie, period.This was well worth the wait. The picture is clear, crisp, and vivid. This 2-DVD set delivers the 3-part "Scarecrow of Romney Marsh" (I sat glued to the TV and thrilled to every minute of it as a kid) and the feature-length movie version that later surfaced on cable and elsewhere. As Leonard Maltin mentions in his commentary, the "movie" version was so skillfully edited that you won't notice what's missing until you watch the 3-parter and take careful notes. The justly-acclaimed ... Read More Rating: - Worth the Price, Worth the WaitI remember the thrill and chills from watching it as a 6 year old! I have waited all these years to watch this and hear the theme song. I WAS NOT DISAPPOINTED! Disney did it right. The picture, the sound, and the show was everything I remembered and then some. I am a 50 year old man who for a few hours was that young boy who was mesmerized by the "The Scarecrow." Rating: - A genuine pleasure ...For many, many years ... since the advent of the DVD generation of committing classic films and television series to disks for preservation as more than just a cherished memory ... I've been eagerly awaiting such a treatment for "Doctor Syn: The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh". In 1964, when I first saw it on Disney's The Wonderful World of Color anthology program, I was 12 years old and it struck me as both wonderful entertaining and really fine storytelling. The performances, led by Patrick McGoohan's stellar ... Read More Rating: - Thanks For The MemoriesI had just turned six when this started airing on Disney back in 1964. I remember being riveted to my seat and then waiting for the following weeks episode. The third week came and I sat glued to the television. Then half way through, my 17 year old brother came home and turned it to Ed Sullivan to watch the Beatles. For 44 years I never saw the last half hour of the Scarecrow until this week. After all these years, I sat riveted to my chair like I was still 6. The one memory that stuck all those years was how ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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