Anyway, I liked this set anyway. The film "Don't Look in the Basement" is a classic. It alone is worth paying [money] for the set. The other three movies aren't horrible either. You could have something to watch when you are bored at least. A-

The best songs on the cd are probably "The Music's No Good Without You,""Rain, Rain," and "Song for the Lonely." As always, Cher is back again with that sentimental defiance we all adore her for. Definitely buy this cd and learn why Cher is still one of the best divas of today. A+

The sequel was not as good as the first--it was actually rather bland and silly in comparison. It is still nice to see the movie here with the original as a companion piece of sorts. You can't go wrong with a two for one deal.

"Purple Rain,""Darling Nikki," and "When Doves Cry" are only a couple of the brilliant songs you can find on this cd. All three are pretty revolutionary for their time. Give this cd a try if you haven't already experienced it. A+

Shakira is obviously very talented, but sometimes her raspy voice can get hard to understand. Many of the songs require looking at the lyrics just to figure out what she is trying to say.

Anyway, I hope that she continues to make music in the English language. I'm sure that she could be the next Jennifer Lopez or Ricky Martin if she keeps up the good work.

The music on Creed's latest artistic flop sounds just like all those other boring tracks on the last cd. Almost any song could be interchanged with the song "Higher." Even the radio-friendly "My Sacrifice" makes my ears bleed. I wish these guys would just vanish from the music scene. It is really too bad that Fred Durst (who I don't particularly like either really) decided not to kick Creed's whiney, pretty boy butts.

My favorite song on the cd was "House of 1000 Corpses." The song has a pleasant surprise for you with its country twang and creepy lyrics. That song alone is worth buying the album, and it makes me want to see the movie with a passion.

Some people have complained that they thought the cd was too short. While there could never be enough music on a Rob Zombie cd in my eyes, I think he made a wise decision keeping things short and sweet. The songs are just the right length to keep you happy without getting annoying.

Do yourself a favor and pick up this cd. It is definitely a keeper. A+

I have to say that it took a lecture from one of my college professors at UNC-Chapel Hill to get me to like this book. Until I fully understood the unique style Woolf uses to write this novel, I didn't appreciate it fully.

If you take your time with this book (and you don't let yourself get frustrated), then you might fall in love with it as I have.

This tour is definitely worth seeing. It even rivals such classics as the Blonde Ambition Tour and the Girlie Show Tour. Don't get me wrong, it is nothing like these tours...just equally brilliant. This is Madonna like you've never seen her before. I can't wait to see how she'll manage to top this one in the future. A+

This would be a PERFECT cd if it had also included Madonna's version of "Santa Baby," Destiny's Child's "8 Days of Christmas," Jewel's "Ave Maria," and Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas is You." Maybe these songs can be considered for next year's installment in the Now Christmas series (I assume there will be one now).

All in all, I give this cd an A+.

I was horrified to hear the line "I am a poor girl too" in the song "Little Drummer Boy." I feel like the DC trio totally missed the point of this classic holiday song. They also butcher several other holiday tunes. Even "Carol of the Bells" gets an unneeded makeover with "Opera of the Bells."

All in all Destiny's Child simply tries too hard with this cd. The charm and ghetto-fabulousness of the Survivor album simply doesn't exist on this collection. The album almost fits into the "so bad it's good" music category, but doesn't even quite get there.

The songs by Joe, U2, and Fuel are definitely the weakest points in this collection. They are all painful to listen to...I had to fast forward through them to avoid having a nervous breakdown. "If I Could be Like that" almost gets the same reaction.

The cd makes up for these yucky songs with some great songs like those by Janet Jackson, Mandy Moore, Aaliyah, Gorillaz, Jive Jones, Jessica Simpson, and Smash Mouth. I love the Now series because it give me a chance to own songs from cds that I would never otherwise purchase. For example, I like only one song off of the Gorillaz cd, so why would I ever buy the whole thing?

Thank you Now that's What I Call Music.

I'm glad that songs like "Frozen,""Erotica," and "Music" made it into the collection. Really, I love all the songs that are here. I would only ask for at least one original song (or even a hard to find B-side, like "Has to Be"). I also was sad to see that "Rain" and "American Pie" didn't make the list of songs.

The best part of this cd is perhaps the booklet that comes with the cd. It is full of small Madonna pictures--over a hundred different classic Madonna looks are presented. That alone was worth the purchase. Get this cd today. A+