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3 Cardboard Frame Anaglyph Glasses for new release DVD - Journey to the Center of the Earth These are the glasses that you need for the DVD Journey to the Center of the Earth. Our anaglyph cardboard glasses (magenta and green) will work with the DVD/Blu-ray which is to be released shortly and will come with its own cardboard anaglyph glasses. These are not the glasses that were used in the theaters for the Journey Movie. Those were black framed grey lenses that are polarized and will not work for the DVD. Glasses only - no DVD Less

First Stop: The Arctic Narrated by: Lester Holt To learn more go to http: //futureearth. msnbc.com It is an adventure story without parallel...and a lot of peril. Sail to the top of the world...freeze your ship in place....then subject yourself the possibility of becoming polar bear food or having your ship crushed by ice…all the while enduring minus fifty degree temperatures in the six-month long polar night. Sounds like fun…right? But the epic journey of the Tara Arctic Expedition and its crew was no mere adventure...its mission: discover why the Arctic the world's climate machine is melting…and at an alarming rate. Future Earth: Journey to the End of the World is an in-your-face adventure film that utilizes gripping high definition video footage shot during the almost two year expedition and state of the art CGI. The film takes viewers on a long day’s journey into night to a God forsaken place that may well determine our planet’s future. The film is produced by MC4 in association with MSNBC and Off the Fence. The DVD includes many bonus extras including interviews with some of the leading experts on the Arctic and global warming. The Artic: 1 Hour Plus Extras Less

From the Avalon of Camelot to Shangri-La, what if these mysterious places penned by ancient, diverse cultures in fact existed? Uncover the mystical and physical possibilities of the earth possessing a hollow realm. Contains fascinating and extensive research compiled by the International Society for a Complete Earth. 30 minutes. Less