Love Walked In (1997)

Dead Grandmother in my dream right after she died.. Just a dream or spiritual sign?

I was very close to my grandmother. She raised me when I was born until I was about 3 years old (My mother and father were unable to due to drug and alcohol abuse).She died on November 2nd, 1997 (I was 9 years old). When she died, I was of course, devastated. A day or two after her death (It might have been the night she died). I had a strange dream. I was walking in her house, down her hallway towards the washroom door. I saw a bright light that looked like a shining white butterfly, A voice came and said “Mathew, I will always be with you, I will love you forever” and then I woke up, and I told everyone it was my grandma (Even though I did not physically see her).

Precious one, I do know how u feel as I lost both parents recently within 10 months of each other. My grandparents were our towers and rocks in this life I needed them as well just like u. I truly believe God feels our grief and knows the desires of our hearts.He may very well be allowing u to spend time with ur beloved one in your dreams (nothing is impossible with God). He often gives us signs He says that in the last days His people would dream dreams and see visions.

Eva Cassidy “Fields Of Gold”

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He Walked Through the Fields $21.51 This emotional, patriotic drama is taken from a well-known Israeli novel and stage production by author Moshe Shamir. Young men and women pray for peace but prepare for war amidst the political and military instability that has plagued the Middle East for centuries. The heroic struggles of residents of a kibbutz are realistically portrayed. From the harrowing days of World War II and Israel's defeat of Egypt in 1956, to the Six Days' War, which heralded a new era of nationalistic pride, director Josef Milo has accurately transformed his stage work to the big screen. A young man protests his parent's divorce as he falls in love with a young woman. It is a love story between Mika (Iris Yotvat) and Ouri (Assi Dayan) as the two deal with the power of love and the uncertainty of impending war. The residents of the kibbutz deplore violence, but are willing to give their lives in defense of their country. Assi Dayan is the son of Israeli Minister of Defense Moshe Dayan, who helped orchestrate the Six Days' War that helped bring world attention to the effectiveness of the Israeli Army. ~ Dan Pavlides, Rovi

Where Jesus Walked $10.43 Where Jesus Walked

Detour/D.O.a./He Walked by Night/I $18.4 Detour/D.O.a./He Walked by Night/I

MTV Unplugged: BabyFace, NYC 1997 $8.24 Eric Clapton, Beverly Crowder, and Stevie Wonder are just three of the performers who join Kenny "Babyface" Edmonds on stage in this 1997 production. The Grammy-winning producer and singer/songwriter drops the digital effects and synthesizers for an acoustic performance of some of his best-known songs in MTV Unplugged: Babyface. Released to video in 2000, the songs performed on the video are "Change the World," "Talk to Me," "Whip Appeal," "Breathe Again," "Exhale (Shoop Shoop)," "I'll Make Love to You," "End of the Road," "I Care About You," "The Day (That You Gave Me a Son)," "Gone Too Soon," and "How Come, How Long." ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi

He Walked By Night $5.6 The "He" of the title is Richard Basehart, a clever but psychopathic burglar (based on real-life criminal Erwin Walker) Basehart stays one step ahead of the law by listening in to the police band on his radio. To avoid detection, he changes his M.O. on each crime, making it seem that the string of burglaries is the work of several thieves. But Basehart trips himself up when he kills a cop. His own personal Waterloo occurs in the Los Angeles sewer system--a stylish predecessor to the similar (and more widely praised) climax in Sir Carol Reed's The Third Man. Though the direction is credited to Hollywood old-timer Alfred Werker, most of He Walked By Night is the handiwork of an uncredited Anthony Mann. Featured in the film's cast is Jack Webb in the small role of a police lab technician. Impressed by first-hand experience with police procedure and by the semi-documentary quality of He Walked By Night Webb expanded on these elements for his own radio and TV project, Dragnet. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi

Earth, Wind & Fire: Live at Montreux 1997 $10.95 This release captures the funk legends Earth, Wind & Fire performing during 1997 and 1998 appearances at the Montreux Jazz Festival. Over two dozen songs are performed on the video including "Shinin' Star," "Rockit," "Let's Groove," "Can't Hide Love," and "Boogie Wonderland." ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

The Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival 1997 $13.61 This collection from the celebrated 1997 festival features performances by celebrated vocalists Diana Krall, Lou Rawls, and Dianne Reeves, as well as Lionel Hampton and his big band. Musical selections include "How High the Moon", "When I Fall in Love", and "Angel Eyes". ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi

Anna Karenina (1997) $15.44 Four passionate people. Two burning romances. Leo Tolstoy's powerful novel of love in 1880s Imperial Russia glows anew in lavish splendor from the acclaimed writer/director of Candyman, Immortal Beloved and Ivansxtc. Shot entirely in and around St. Petersburg, it is set to a majestic soundtrack of music by Tchaikovsky, Rachamaninoff and Prokofiev. Wealth. Prestige. Family. Anna (Braveheart's Sophie Marceau) has them all in her marriage to aristocratic Karenin (James Fox). Then dashing Count Vronsky (Sean Bean) enters her world of ballroom dances, ornate palaces and pastoral dachas. But where romance sweeps Anna along uncontrollably, landowner Levin (Alfred Molina) struggles to nurture his delicate love with heartbroken Kitty (Mia Kirshner). Both tales unfold in spellbinding fashion as this fifth and most dazzling film of Tolstoy's masterwork memorably explores the power of the heart and its consequences. 1997/color/106 min/PG-13/color/stereo/widescreen.

The Jeff Healey: Live at Montreaux 1997 & 1999 $13.58 Captured here for the first time ever is the Jeff Healey Band's 1999 performance at the Montreux Festival. The band (Healey, Joe Rockman on bass, Pat Rush on guitar, and Tom Stephen on drums) whips the crowd into a frenzy with a high energy, 76 minute blues jam. Included in this set are 'My Little Girl', 'I Think I Love You Too Much', 'See the Light', their cover of The Doors' 'Roadhouse Blues' and perhaps their most well known song, 'Angel Eyes', which was a Top 10 smash in the US in 1988. As a bonus, fans are treated to 4 tracks from their 1997 Montreux appearance at Stravinski Hall.