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Today, DVD Verdict posted reviews of DAVID CASSIDY GREATEST HITS LIVE,
HOUSE OF BAMBOO, IN REMEMBRANCE OF MARTIN, MANGO YELLOW, NOWHERE MAN,
SARAH VAUGHAN AND OTHER JAZZ DIVAS, and SATANIC YUPPIES:


DAVID CASSIDY GREATEST HITS LIVE (reviewed by Dennis Prince, overall
score 93/100):
"Today, he proclaims he's very comfortable 'being David Cassidy' and
stands confidently with an admirable amount of perspective and gratitude
for all that he was, all that he has been, and all that he is now."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/davidcassidy.php

HOUSE OF BAMBOO (reviewed by Paul Corupe, overall score 79/100):
"Fuller was obviously intrigued with The Street with No Name's concept
of criminals abusing the combat skills that they had learned from their
own country, but by simply recycling a decade-old plot without adding
that extra punch that might set it apart from its peers, House of Bamboo
is painfully average."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/housebamboo.php

IN REMEMBRANCE OF MARTIN (reviewed by David Johnson, overall
score 80/100):
"This DVD is not a biography of the great civil rights leader; it is
indeed a tribute. Aspects of King's life are of course discussed and
highlighted, but if you're after a more orthodox approach to the man's
upbringing, actions, and legacy, look elsewhere."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/in...ancemartin.php

MANGO YELLOW (reviewed by Joel Pearce, overall score 82/100):
"There is a touch of Altman in Mango Yellow, in the way that connections
between the characters weave through violent and sexual melodrama. It
has a flair and audacity that Altman could never dream of, touching
something closer to Takashi Miike's wildly irreverent
characterizations."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/mangoyellow.php

NOWHERE MAN (reviewed by David Johnson, overall score 82/100):
"It's not so much a revenge saga as a 'give-me-back-my-frickin'-
penis' saga."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/nowhereman.php

SARAH VAUGHAN AND OTHER JAZZ DIVAS (reviewed by Rob Lineberger, overall
score 78/100):
"All told, this disc presents a pleasant slate of pop jazz tunes with no
frills. From Ella's bemused poise to Dorothy's erotic antics, there
should be at least one tune that strikes your fancy."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/vaughanjazzdivas.php

SATANIC YUPPIES (reviewed by David Johnson, overall score 80/100):
"What propels the flick is its unabashed embrace of its Z-grade
pedigree. There are no pretenses here: The filmmakers want to make a
cheeseball horror flick with T&A to spare, and the actors are more
that willing to do their part."

FULL REVIEW: http://www.dvdverdict.com/reviews/satanicyuppies.php

Mike Jackson
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