1. Yankee Doodle Dandy (Full Frame)

VHS, NR, 126 minutes, TURNER / WARNER

A nostalgic view of the golden era of show business and the man who made it glitter - George M. Cohan. His early days, triumphs, songs, musicals and romances.

2. G-Men (Full Frame)

VHS, NR, 86 minutes, TURNER / WARNER

"G-Men," a punchy ripped-from-the-headlines account of the pursuit and capture of John Dillinger provides the story inspiration as Cagney, one of the screen's archetypal bad guys, gives it to 'em good in a caper that's "fast, funny, as simplistic and powerful as a tabloid headline" (Geoff Andrew, Time Out Film Guide). "G-Men" builds to a fury of bold escapes, siren-wailing pursuits and frenzied shootouts.

3. Tom Thumb (Full Frame/Widescreen)

DVD, 92 minutes, WARNER

Producer/animator/special-effect maven George Pal made his feature-film directorial bow with the colorful MGM musical fantasy Tom Thumb (the title of the film was spelled in lower case in the opening credits, and in all studio publicity material). Russ Tamblyn stars as the teeny-tiny titular protagonist, while veteran musicomedy favorite Jessie Mathews and stellar character actor Bernard Miles portray Tom's normal-sized parents. Journeying to the Village, Tom is pounced upon by villains Ivan (Terry-Thomas) and Tony (a corpulent Peter Sellers), who intend to exploit our 5 1/2-inch-tall hero. In-between his misadventures with the villains, Tom helps to expedite the romance between young forester Woody (Alan Young) and the magical Forest Queen (June Thorburn). Throughout, the special effects and oversized sets are first-rate, as are the "puppetoons" sequences featuring such delightful characters as The Yawning Man (voice by Stan Freberg). Written by several hands, the film's songs are hummable, if not particularly memorable. It is said that some children in the audience in 1958 were genuinely frightened by the more horrific aspects of the story (including the threatened execution of Tom's parents); it may be, however, that the adults were more scared than the kids. Incidentally, while most of Tom Thumb was filmed in MGM's London facilities, the special effects were produced in Hollywood, requiring Russ Tamblyn to do a lot of travelling. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide. cc Interactive menus, Notes on Russ Tamblyn and George Pal, Theatrical trailer, Scene access, Languages & subtitles: English & Fran?ais, . cc Interactive menus Notes on Russ Tamblyn and George Pal Theatrical trailer Scene access Languages & subtitles: English & Fran??ais .

4. Scooby-Doo's Creepiest Capers (Full Frame, Clamshell)

VHS, 90 minutes, TURNER

Like, yikes! Track down the spookiest cases ever unraveled by Scooby and the Mystery, Inc. gang in these 4 frightfully entertaining episodes! The supernatural sleuthing begins when the gang sails into an unearthly encounter with spirit of Redbeard the Pirate in "Go Away Ghost Ship!" Then, there's more sea-going intrigue when a mystery ship leads our heroes to a fog-bound island where a buried pirate treasure causes a hair-raising "Hassle in the Castle." Next, a road trip to a rock concert strikes a chilling chord for Mystery, Inc. as they face the eerie apparitions of "The Haunted House Hang-Up." And, when Scooby and the gang try to cash in on a million-dollar inheritance by sleeping in a ghost-filled mansion they quickly find that "A Night of Fright Is No Delight!" So join the fun if you dare -- as "Scooby Doo's Creepiest Capers" serves up more spook-busting action than you can shake a Scooby snack at!.

5. TNT's A Christmas Carol (Full Frame, Clamshell)

VHS, 120 minutes, TURNER / WARNER

"A Christmas Carol" TNT Original Patrick Stewart ("X-Men", "Star Trek: The Next Generation") stars as Scrooge, the mean-spirited miser who gets his terrifying comeuppance when he imagines he's visited by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present and Future, and taken on a life-altering journey. Spellbinding special effects, a star-studded cast and a timeless holiday story make this brilliant presentation of Dickens classic the most heartwarming, compelling and powerful adaptation ever filmed.

6. Amazing Adventures of Mary-Kate & Ashley (Full Frame)

VHS, 90 minutes, WARNER

Contains "The Case of the Hotel-Who-Done-It", "The Case of the Sea World Adventure" and "The Case of The U.S. Space Camp Mission".

7. Magic School Bus: Greatest Adventures, The (Full Frame, Clamshell)

VHS, 90 minutes, WARNER / KID VISION

Includes 3 Favorite Episodes: "The Busasaurus", "Gets Lost in Space", and "In a Pickle. Ms. Frizzle" and her class blast off on a wacky field trip adventure to explore our solar system, when Scholastic's The Magic School Bus Gets Lost in Space! Then, the class discovers that even the tiniest living things can have big effects as they visit the mini-world of microbes in In a Pickle. Finally, it's all aboard The Busasaurus, as the kids go back 67 million years to see what T-Rex and other dinosaurs were really like!.

8. Tweety's High Flying Adventure (Full Frame, Clamshell) VHS

Tweety's High Flying Adventure (Full Frame, Clamshell) VHS

You're in for a twemendous ride as Tweety takes off in his "Very First Movie"! Everyone's favorite widdle canary goes around the world in 80 looney, laugh-packed days. The far-flung frolic begins when Granny places a wager with the Colonel that Tweety can circle the globe in 80 days and collect no fewer than 80 cat-paw prints along the way! With the bumbling Sylvester hot on his trail, our little yellow hero hang-glides, roller-blades and snowboards his way from London to Africa to the Himalayas and beyond! Along the way, he meets up with a dazzling cast of Warner Bros. cartoon celebrities including Daffy, Marvin the Martian, Bugs Bunny and even the Tazmanian Devil! So fasten your seat belts for world-class action, sky-high hilarity and Puddy Tats galore in the all-new Looney Tunes movie.

9. Tightrope (Full Frame)

VHS, R, 117 minutes, WARNER

Clint Eastwood is Wes Block, a lawman walking a Tightrope separating him from the man he strives to be and the man he fears he is. When investigating brutal sex murders, he uncovers a link between himself and the suspect. To the killer, the only good hooker is a dead one - especially if she's been with Block. Soon no woman who knows Block is safe, including those dearest to him (Genevieve Bujold and Alison Eastwood).

10. Miss Marple: The Body in the Library (Full Frame)

VHS, Not Rated, 151 minutes, Warner Home Video

A pleasant country morning is marred by the discovery of a corpse in the home of Col. and Mrs. Bantry. When suspicion falls on the colonel, Miss Marple sets out to prove his innocence.