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To: BillyG who wrote (26958)	12/20/1997 2:40:00 PM
From: DiViT	Respond to of 50808

Movies on Video Contact VHS version is $100, while DVD is $25. Hmm at these prices, if you buy 10 DVD's you've paid for the player... 12/19/97 USA Today FINAL Page 05D (Copyright 1997) NEW IN STORES Contact # # 1/2 (1997, Warner, $100 range; DVD , $25; Dolby Digital laser disc, $40; dts disc, $50): Ambitious, relatively spiritual and always displaying the characteristic craft of its maker, director Robert Zemeckis' follow-up to Forrest Gump presents Jodie Foster as a life-long science prodigy who makes contact with intelligent extraterrestrials, only to have her ambitions oppressed by a former lover (Matthew McConaughey) and her mentor (Tom Skerritt). As ever, Foster conveys professional drive and vulnerability with the best, but the movie falls short on the human angle. Worse, a windy finale weakens the effect of an impressively staged heavenly light show that had previously helped to build some climactic momentum.