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The poster is not the 24"x36" size that was stated in the description. It is approximately 1 to 1 1/2 inches shorter on each side. The description should say "approximate". After bringing this to the attention of the seller, they agreed to revise their Amazon description. The seller was very responsive and helpful and I would order from them again due to this great customer service.

The poster arrived promptly and in good condition. My son really likes it. My only complaint was that it was smaller than stated, so I had to exchange the poster frame I'd purchased for a smaller one.

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So I bought this CD for my nine-year-old and it didn't take long for it to end up on my ipod. After hearing PARTY IN THE USA over, and over, I picked up on the beat and was soon hooked. After putting it on my ipod I really began to absorb the words, which just made the song all the greater. IT IS WHAT I TRULY FEEL ABOUT MUSIC! Right after PARTY IN THE USA is, WHEN I LOOK AT YOU. LOVE that song as well. I can't really speak for the rest of the CD because I haven't been able to move past those two songs. There that good that I keep repeating them over, and over, and over. Oh yeah, PARTY IN THE USA!

Call me an obsessive fan lol, but I am in love with mailey Cyrus, and this LP was greater than hannah albums, and even Mileys own debut! The LP starts with ":Kicking & Screaming:" I have heard its a Ashlee Simpson cover, and I love her as well, but Miley rox it out with this one, ":Party in the USA:" was my personal summer anthem, it played every hour on the radio, and she looked hella hot in that video, loves it! ":When I look At You:" is the theme to her new gilm "The Last Song" and i loved the song from the first play, and I cannot wait for her to become the serious actress she is lol, ":The Time Of Our Lives:" is my fave on teh album, its funa dn soo Miley, it was a fitting name for the LP and for the time in HER life where she was breaking free of Hannah restraints and her parents lol The low point came with ":Talk Is Cheap:" i dont care that she swore, oh big effing deal shes a big girl believe it or not, and her fans are growing bigger and with her, but i dont know, it was just to loud and kinda uncoordinated, not my fave, ":Obsessed:" at first i thought "What A Mariah cover already?!" but it really is a very good song, i really loved it its a more grown up love song, kinda reminded me of ":Goodbye:" from "Breakout" and lastly ":Before the Storm:" and i loved the song on the Jonas Brothers but on live it wasnt my favorite at one point she sounded almost like Noah Cyrus, lol, but the message behind the song, with her and Nick, was sweet. All in all it was a grade a flippin amazing CD and my #1 pick of 2009!!!!!

This is a great CD for those ones interested in listening to bubble gum, pointless music for the please of the masses. But, personally I can't find ANY interesting fact to mention about tis CD at all! It's a shame that this girl thinks that she is a good singer when actually... well, it's not. A personal message to her: if you're planning to "ruin" a band like Radiohead as you said once in a grammy show you MUST come up with much, much better music than this. Honestly, I don't even think you have the talent to it nor the status to even match Radiohead. Sorry but that's just my truth.

Bought this as a present for my guy roommate. He was SO excited when I gave it to him, that it made me laugh. Miley did a good job for picking songs for this album. Of course Party In The U.S.A. is the most known song on the album, and I still have no idea what it is about besides partying in the USA. haha.

This is one of her best cd's yet. my daughter absolutely loves the quality of the songs alot. She listens to it all the time.

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This cd/dvd was AMAZING!!!! His songs are great to listen to and they are uplifting.I had agreat time watching him record his songs. I felt i was right there!!!:)

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Purchased two DVDs of the "Pallbearer" ~ saw part of it on late-night TV and thought it would be a great Christmas gift for my 26 year-old son ~ I also purchased it as a "To Me - From Me" gift and watched the entire movie; wonderful!

A little far fetched, and based around some dishonesty, but not bad. I guess I have more of a concience and would have said something up front than drag it out as Tom thompsen (David Schimmer) did, but at first I can understand him being polite in a time of grief. The main storyline of this film is Tom is asked to be a pallbearer at a high school classmates funeral. Unfortunately, Tom nor any of his friends can remember this guy. Along the way, another high school aquaintence (gwenith paltrow) come into the film as Tom's dream girl. As tom persues his dream woman, he soon finds himself entangled in wierd situation with the mother of the poor departed. The movie takes off there. I don't think this movie was ever ment to be a laugh out loud comedy, but it has some funny moments and serious ones as well. I actually enjoyed it, and I don't really care for David schwimmer, and I hate the show friends. So check it out, not to shabby.

This is one of those movies which simply blows away a good promise after the first half-hour... I just did not get it. The movie is directed almost completely avoid of any intention of creating humor, even in the scenes clearly written to be funny!!

This movie just couldn't decide what it wanted to be, whether a comedy, drama, or romance. At just little over an hour & a half, it felt overly long, and dragged. When plied with alcohol, I can easily fall asleep during a particularly dull movie, but I was tired as it was after having not slept well the previous night, and kept having to eat something to keep me awake during this. I never noticed it as much during Friends, but David Schwimmer has one expression and that's the irritating hangdog expression. The whole film felt like the way you feel when you're in a rush, and people are (deliberately) getting in your way, or just coming to a dead stop, and leave you walking off, muttering to yourself. The Pallbearer tries to put a different spin on a romantic comedy and fails miserably. This film's one saving grace is the actress playing Schwimmer's mum, who's never given the decency of a name, just credited by "Tom's mother". She was in Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen as Miss Baggoli, although she looked like the mum from Carrie 2 as well. She wasn't on screen apart from a couple of scenes, and she was hilarious, especially in one of her early scenes, when she opens the door to her son's room and finds one of those security chains blocking her way. The look on her face is fantastic, including her line: "What's this friggin' chain for?" Apart from her, this film belongs on really late night TV, where no-one will ever see it.

The first time I watched this movie I was expecting an all out comedy. This is mainly due to the film's misleading ad campaign. However, despite my expectations, I found this film to be quite moving. The emotional arc the story takes is completely inverted from that of your average film. This means that the movie reaches it's peak when the viewer is at their lowest, saddest state. The story then arcs back upwards to reach a more or less rewarding resolution. If you've ever been depressed or lonely enough to find yourself relating to David Schwimmer's character here then empathy alone will pull you into the story. If I had to pick a flaw to this film it would be that the ending is a little too hopefull. Filmmakers tend to want to wrap things up with a bow and a smile without realizing that we as viewers will accept a sad ending if it's done well. Through the course of the movie a somber tone is crafted with such skill that I desired an ending that would do justice to that mood. What comes is more of a reversal of tone that does a little bit of a disservice to all that came before. Really I'm just being critical though, in the end this is still a wonderfull movie that hasn't gotten a fair rap thanks to a blunderfull ad campaign designed to make people think this would be "Friends: The Movie" which it really isn't. Buy this DVD, you won't regret it.

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this is so funny!!! i ordered it for my dad cus he couldn't find it anywhere and i got it for under $6 all together. WORTH IT!!!!

My husband's family introduced me to this film and this year for Christmas we all got a copy. Rocketman is hilarious! We laugh through all of it. Our product came ahead of schedule (we're overseas so that's a big deal). This movie is full of family fun.

Corny, hilarious humor. Fred Z Randle gets quoted in our house still! Family favorite of ours.

This movie is one of the funniest clean movies I have seen. It's very family friendly - humor for the hole family! Fred(The main character) in the movie is great and I wish he was in more movies.

Reordered this movie after our original was returned scratched. Some minor bathroom humor, but family friendly and funny. My five year old hasn't tried the washer scene out yet, so I believe this movie is safe for viewing by all ages.

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Probably the biggest problem with Bounce is that the first 40 minutes of film are very very boring. The part where Ben's character meets the people at the airport, and the entire storyline that focused on his business and the meetings... this was downright horrible. Usually such scenes serve as nice, innocent filler which leads to the main point of the story- but in this movies case, this was filler that felt even more pointless than usual. In fact, the pacing of this movie is quite bad too. Not only does nothing really interesting happen leading up to the airplane accident, but you're constantly wondering if the writers even knew which way they wanted to approach the introduction and build-up to the main plot. For the first 40 minutes, every mildly interesting scene would lead straight into an unnecessary one. VERY awkwardly paced movie this one is for the first half. The second half -when Ben's character eventually makes contact with the widow- is when the storyline picks up a LOT more. The nerve of Ben's character though, to actually get into a relationship with the woman after she lost her husband in an airplane accident. Oh you don't think that's bad? Get THIS- Ben's character switched planes with the same guy at the airport that was married to the widow, so Ben's character was supposed to be on the airplane that went down. Ben's character went to contact the widow to do the right thing and explain what happened because switching plane tickets with the guy that died was something that was seriously bothering him... but instead he falls in love with the guys wife! Insane. Interesting how the introduction of the widows children didn't even enter the picture until much later. I thought this was a good idea and a nice break from the typical "child hates mom or dads girlfriend/boyfriend" storyline that's so popular in many other dramas that eventually becomes a focal point later on. None of that here. It WAS quite offensive to me that Ben's character would mock the people who died in airplane accidents. Maybe he wasn't necessarily mocking the people- just the presentation and the memories people would share with those they recently lost, Ben's character would find a way to make fun of it in one scene early on. Surely had this movie been released after 9/11, a scene like this wouldn't have made it into the final version. I don't know- it's a good movie, but not a great one.

I've read a few reviews of this film that said it was creepy and really not all that good. I disagree completely. I loved it. I thought it was a very good character study of 2 people in recovery from trauma, each from a different type. The performances were very good, the movie was not too long, it made its point and got on with it, and it was believable to me. There was one situation that seemed a bit off, but all in all I highly recommend this movie.

I had to give it at least one star in order to do a review. Ben Affleck's character is a horrible person. He only gives up his plane ticket in order to get laid, he stalks and lies to Gwyneth Paltrow's character. He sleeps with her before even telling her that he knew her husband, yet alone mentioning that he gave her husband the ticket on the crashed plane. Then-I think the worst part-he lies to her son saying that the deceased father did not express any desire to be with his son. He denys that the father said he wanted to fly home to spend time with his son selling Christmas trees. The son is obviously hurt and this lie in no way benefits anyone. Affleck's character does it out of pure malice. SPOILER::: In the end poor Gwyneth ends up with this psycho and we can assume that the poor boys have to deal with this manipulative stalker, pathological lier and selfish #@$^#&%#. Do not see this movie. It is horrible!!!

Why not just go ahead and call it "Crash and Burn Air"? That would fit right in with the general quality of the plot and the writing (not to mention the male lead's acting). Plot and writing. Look, as I've mentioned before in a different context, one coincidence is a great plot device: a young man sees a woman about to throw herself into the ocean and saves her; a cop sees a murder suspect walking down the street; an Army private who later becomes an officer finds out his first sergeant is his old drill instructor. Great. Pile on the coincidences though, and what you have is nothing more than lazy and unfocused writing. Such is the case here. SPOILER ALERT. Affleck's Buddy Amaral not only switches places with Gwyneth Paltrow's loving husband* on a flight that crashes, but he's involved in the airline's business AND there just happens to be a video of Amaral with the loving husband that just happens to appear at a crucial moment. This movie does not do service to the "from airplane disaster to romance" genre. About the only thing to its credit is the unlikely achievement of making "Random Hearts" look good. * I'm assuming Greg Janello is a loving husband. If you were married to Gwyneth Paltrow, wouldn't *you* be loving?

This film was a surprise to me. As the blurb on the DVD case said, this was a romantic movie with great chemistry between the two co-stars, I expected to see a cute movie about two beautiful people falling in love. but I was pleasantly suprised by the depth of the movie. The basic plotline is this: Ben Affleck plays a vibrant, young man with a promising career named Buddy who gives up his plane ticket to a man he meets at the airport for a night with a beautiful blond. As fate would have it, the plane has a deadly crash killing all the passengers on board including Buddy's acquaintance. To make up for the guilt, Buddy seeks out the widow of this acquaintance, played by Gwyneth Paltrow. Although, Buddy's intentions were merely to help the family and disappear, in the midst of his guilt, he sees past the grief and falls in love with this beautiful woman. I believe the script, the directing, and the acting were all very successful in this film. Gwyneth Paltrow and Ben Affleck were very believable and the gradual growth in their relationship was very real. Gwyneth's performance was quite amazing. Peronally this is one of my favorite performances by her. She allows Abby to be vulnerable and emotional yet her strength and virtues are consistent throughout the movie. The credit goes to both Gwyneth and the write/director, Don Roos for this. The director seemed to have paid much attention to the details, especially with the two characters in their behavior. Five stars!

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my daughter was delighted to get this product. it was ordered late for our event, but made it to our door just in time.