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Madonna - The Ultimate Collection | 
enlarge | Actor: Madonna Studio: Warner Music Vision Category: Video
List Price: £14.99 Buy New: £2.38 You Save: £12.61 (84%)
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Rating: 1 reviews Sales Rank: 16172
Format: Pal Rating: Parental Guidance Media: VHS Tape Number Of Items: 1 Running Time: 127 Minutes
UPC: 075993851939 EAN: 0075993851939 ASIN: B00004WZZ3
Release Date: September 18, 2000 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days Condition: BRAND NEW - FACTORY SEALED. (Shipped From / Within UK, Proof Of Posting) We Stock An Extensive Range Of Quality Dvd's/ Video's/ Cd's 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed. Insist On It Being Sealed. 1930
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Amazon.co.uk Review In the world of music video looks are indeed everything and few stars have been better suited to exploiting the constantly mutating tastes of MTV faddism than the woman who literally looks like a million dollars. Showcasing Madonna's gift for associating herself with the prime movers in music and style, all the videos collected in this comprehensive collection are beautifully shot and instantly evoke the mood swings of popular culture in the 1980s and 90s. The Immaculate Collection covers the earlier period from "Lucky Star" to "Vogue", with highlights including the Catholic soap-opera of "Papa Don't Preach" and the videos for "Express Yourself", "Oh Father" and "Vogue" that helped send David Fincher on this way to directing features such as Seven and Fight Club. A Fincher video for "Bad Girl" also opens the second collection, covering the years 1993 to 1999, with Mark Romanek's treatment for "Rain" the standout offering from the first eight songs. Despite these early highlights, however, there is no denying the degree to which the videos get noticeably better overall when good songs are the driving force in the collection's second half, comprising five tracks from the Ray of Light album and the Austin Powers theme "Beautiful Stranger". Compared to the lightweight covers of "Fever" and "Love Don't Live Here Anymore", the pseudo-surrealism of "Bedtime Story", and flimsy flirtation with S&M in "Human Nature" these later videos are marked improvements. Although the Thomas Crown Affair eroticism of "The Power of Goodbye" already seems a little dated, the morphing black witch of "Frozen" and life on speed of "Ray of Light" are both wonderfully realised. Best of all is the closing moment of "Substitute for Love" when, having survived paparazzi harassment and the harsh, transmogrifying faces of the crowd, Madonna and child conjure a truly arresting moment of private joy and vindication. Nowhere is her ability to take the potentially embarrassing and make it both playful and moving more evident. --Steve Napleton
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The best video collection you can buy September 20, 2000 devon@getalife.co.uk (South Africa) 1 out of 5 found this review helpful
If you are a Madonna fan and you haven't bought this video, then what are waiting for. This has all her favourites right up till beutiful stranger. I must also say that the price is really good, so you won't be spending that much money. The video is about 2 hrs long which is good viewing time. The only part is that you do get bored of the video eventually, but isn't that the same with cds. So if you haven't got it yet, then I strongly suggest that you go and buy it now
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