advertisement

Filmed at Arcada, Joan Rivers' St. Charles show now on DVD

“Joan Rivers: Don't Start With Me”

Joan Rivers has been performing stand-up for many, many years. She took her act to St. Charles' Arcada Theatre last March to film a special, now out on DVD.

She's a pioneer of female comics working in clubs, and she's still doing her in-your-face material today. Nothing is off-limits, so this Showtime special is for adults.

“Taken 2”

Liam Neeson has become an action star, and this film will not disappoint his fans. “Taken 2,” a sequel, begins at a funeral in Albania, where some of the men whom Bryan Mills (Neeson) has killed are being laid to rest. The leader of the men (Rade Serbedzija) vows revenge. When they find out that Mills is headed to Istanbul, they set a trap for him.

In Istanbul, Mills is surprised by his ex-wife Lenore (Famke Janssen) and daughter Kim (Maggie Grace). Bryan and Lenore decide to spend some time together, only to be taken in a wild action sequence.

The film offers a ton of action — fights, explosions and so much mayhem you will barely have time to catch your breath.

“Nation Geographic 125 Years DVD Collection”

This great 10-disc set includes National Geographic's first television special “Americans on Everest,” along with 20 additional specials. They include “Secrets of the Titanic,” “Inside the White House,” “Incredible Human Machine,” “Gorilla,” “King Tut's Final Secrets,” “Dawn of Man,” “50 Years inside the Oval Office” and many more.

“Art Linkletter's Kids Say The Darndest Things”

In 1968, Art Linkletter hosted a show called “House Party.” One popular segment would show Linkletter asking kids a variety of questions and recording their funny answers. The shows will bring back lots of memories. There are three volumes, and each one retails for $19.99 and runs two hours.

Available next week

“End of Watch”

“Jackson Five: The Complete Animated Series”

“Searching For Sugarman”

“The Men Who Built America”

“The Quiet Man: 60th Anniversary Edition”

“World War II: Frank Capra's Why We Fight”

Article Comments
Guidelines: Keep it civil and on topic; no profanity, vulgarity, slurs or personal attacks. People who harass others or joke about tragedies will be blocked. If a comment violates these standards or our terms of service, click the "flag" link in the lower-right corner of the comment box. To find our more, read our FAQ.