76 E o u t=: cr Co '" c: '" o o N uS ~ OJ .0- ~i OJ > o z ~ "0 c: " Vl Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: Deluxe Edition * (Warner Bros., $30.97) WHO knows why this point less remake became such a big hit? The sets are boringly identical to the 1971 version.</p><p> And the songs -using awk ward lyrics direct from the Roald Dahl book -are much weaker.</p><p> Finally, Johnny Depp is so desperate to be different from the brilliant Gene Wilder that he's just plain creepy.</p><p> Extras include how to dance like an Oompa-Loompa and a chance at a Golden Ticket.</p><p> Beavis and Butt-head: Vol. 1, The Mike Judge Collection *** (Paramount, $~8.99L __ GETTING rights to all those music videos makes a season by-season collection of B&B all but impossible.</p><p> So fans of stupid, grunting, sub-frat boy humor will have to settle for this collection of some 40 car toons and 11 videos with their obnoxious commentary, a Thanksgiving special, promos and more.</p><p> Remington Steele: SeasonlWo ***1/2 (I.ox, $39.98) PIERCE Brosnan was born to play James Bond.</p><p> And he proved it via this witty drama about a debonair con man who teams up with a private detec tive (Stephanie Zimbalist) to solve crimes.</p><p> This season brings Doris ("Everybody Loves Raymond") Roberts as their computer-savvy assis tant, not to mention fan favorite episode "Red Hot Steele." Genial fun.</p><p> Lady Sings the Blues *** (par~0~nt.J14,99 L __ _ AS Diana Ross explains in a neW 23-minute documentary, she'd just left the Supremes and was worried about her future when Motown head Berry Gordy created this 1972 vehicle for Ross to tell the sto ry of troubled blues legend Billie Holiday.</p><p> Billy Dee Williams and Richard Pryor are good, but the real surprise is Ross.</p><p> She's so magnetic that you can't believe this melodra ma didn't lead to a real movie career. -Michael Gilt;;
