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Harvest Moon - Waku Matilda (Special Edition) (DVD) I've taken to reading the source material of a lot of movie adaptations with my seven year old (who has read E.B. White's Stuart Little and Trumpet of the Swan, both of which are shadows of the original stories albeit entertaining fare despite that). Not only does this adaptation stay true to the story, it does so without losing any of the impact of Matilda's quest to find her place in the world.What I particularly like is this strong female protaganist--I don't think there's a child who will watch this film who doesn't wish he or she were as strong, brave or gifted as Matilda.Both of my boys love this movie, although the little one hides during the assembly sequence (not that I blame him, it's pretty gross), and my older one insists that I sit with him during the Trunchbull's chase scene.Good family entertainment--this is one children's film that parents can and should watch with their kids.

it doesn't look durableThis is the third pair of shoes that I bought from and I must say the packaging is better than the first two shoes that I bought. However, when I looked at the shoes more closely and tried them on I feel that it's not durable. I had an adidas that was cheaper and it lasted for more than two years of almost daily wear but I'm doubting this one would last for a year...

Harvest Moon - Waku My husband has worn Florsheim Imperials for 30 years. A typical pair for him lasts about 5 years and undergoes at least 3 resoles in that time with no problem. In less than 2 months, wearing them only 2-3 times per week, the sole on one shoe has split. We've never seen such poor quality in a Florsheim shoe. Makes me wonder if the low cost found on means we were sold an irregular product to begin with. We have to have them repaired as he needs them right away and we cannot wait for replacement process. Not an ideal situation on a $150 purchase.