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Hot on the heels of the DVD release of "Jaws" (which arrives July 11), Steven
Spielberg and Universal Home Video have announced the October 10 DVD release of Spielberg's colossal blockbuster
"Jurassic Park" and its spectacular
sequel "The Lost World." Historic
milestones in the use of computer-generated imagery, these fantastic films brought dinosaurs to life with astonishing
realism, and instantly ranked among the highest-grossing films of all time. Now they're finally coming to DVD in
various editions.
Pre-order your copy:
"Jurassic Park (Collector's Edition)"
"Jurassic Park (Collector's Edition)"
(DTS)
"The Lost World (Collector's Edition)"
"The Lost World (Collector's Edition)"
(DTS)
"Jurassic Park/The Lost World" two-disc
set
"Jurassic Park/The Lost World" Limited
Collector's Edition Boxed Set
WORD FOR WORD
"Every man dies, not every man really lives." --William Wallace (Mel Gibson),
reflecting on his willingness to fight and die to win freedom for his Scottish homeland, in "Braveheart."
Pre-order your copy:
"Braveheart"(releases August 29)
HOT PRE-ORDERS
It's never too early to order your favorite upcoming DVDs. The following hot titles are hitting the top-seller
charts well in advance of their release dates:
"The Hurricane"
(July 11)
"The Princess Bride" (July 18)
"Erin Brockovich" (August 15)
"North by Northwest" (August
29)
"Magnolia" (August 29)
"Men in Black (Limited Edition"
(September 5)
"The X-Files: Season 2" (November
7)
TOP NEW RELEASES
(Release dates subject to change without notice)
Amazon.com's DVD store offers comprehensive listings of new and future releases arranged in a weekly format. See
a complete list of this week's new
releases.
"Liberty
Heights" (1999) (R) Widescreen Anamorphic
starring Ben Foster, Adrien Brody, and Joe Mantegna; directed by Barry Levinson
Although it quickly disappeared from the box office when released last year, "Liberty Heights" was deservedly
one of the most critically acclaimed films of 1999. The latest film in what has casually become known as director
Barry Levinson's semi-autobiographical "Baltimore Series" (which also includes "Diner," "Tin
Men," and "Avalon"), this exceptional drama shares the same sleeper status as Levinson's "Diner,"
the first "Baltimore" film which has since gained exalted status as one of Levinson's best. A refreshing
change of pace from the typical slate of Hollywood blockbuster wannabes, "Liberty Heights" is a fine
film that too many people never heard about. Now's your chance to see what you missed. 
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