Max Fleischer`s Superman (DVD) @ discount dvd online store
Max Fleischer`s Superman (DVD)
He`s faster than a speeding bullet...and elegantly captured in vintage animated theatrical shorts from the Max Fleischer studios.NR"
Director: Max Fleischer
Just the Facts - The Emergence of Modern America: The Gilded Age (VHS) Educational Edition JUST THE FACTS presents educational programs about history, the arts, and science in accessible and entertaining programs. This edition focuses on the Gilded Age of the late 19th century. Topics include industrial...
JUST THE FACTS presents educational programs about history, the arts, and science in accessible and entertaining programs. This edition focuses on the Gilded Age of the late 19th century. Topics include industrialization, inventions, and political corruption.
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Down With Love (VHS) Spanish Subtitled Part tribute to the Doris Day/Rock Hudson romantic comedies of the 1950s and 1960s, and part commentary on the changing sexual mores of a bygone era, DOWN WITH LOVE is a bright, funny, technicolor treat that sets out ...
Part tribute to the Doris Day/Rock Hudson romantic comedies of the 1950s and 1960s, and part commentary on the changing sexual mores of a bygone era, DOWN WITH LOVE is a bright, funny, technicolor treat that sets out to prove that opposites attract. Set in early-60s New York, the film follows the exploits of hot new feminist author Barbara Novak (Renee Zellweger), whose best-selling book Down With Love teaches women to focus on their careers, and never fall in love. This viewpoint is in direct contrast with Catch Block (Ewan McGregor), the simmering, smooth journalist and man-about-town. Catch and Barbara soon become arch enemies. But as the book sales soar, Catch hatches a devious plan, disguising himself in an attempt to seduce the divine Ms. Novak, thereby debunking the myths of her book, and simultaneously winning the journalistic scoop of the year. Director Peyton Reed has successfully emulated the comedies of yesteryear with this hammy, heady mix of endless double entendres, split-screen techniques, and a healthy dose of sexual politics. Zellweger and McGregor clearly delight in their retro roles, deliciously exaggerating their characters, with ample support provided by David Hyde Pierce and Sarah Paulson. DOWN WITH LOVE is a comedy that uses characters from the past to deliver a message that resonates in the present, and provides across-the-board appeal for audiences of all ages.
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Director: Peyton Reed
ACTORS: Renie Zellweger, Ewan McGregor, David Hyde Pierce, Sarah Paulson, Tony Randall
Safe House (DVD)
This made-for-cable thriller stars Capt. Picard himself in a bravura performance as a paranoid ex-government agent who has been stricken with Alzheimer`s, which has begun to debilitate him. Stewart lives alone in his house, armed to the teeth and surrounded by hi-tech security because he fears that he is on his former bosses` (and current presidential nominee). hit list. As the possessor of information that could ruin the man, Stewart has become incredibly paranoid, a condition worsened by his increasing dementia. It becomes necessary for him to hire a maid, played by the sexy Williams, to help him with day-to-day activities. As he manages to convince her that his life is in danger, she realizes that the plot against him may be very real. SAFE HOUSE is a taut thriller that mixes action, comedy, and suspense in liberal doses.NR"
Director: Eric Steven Stahl
ACTORS: Patrick Stewart, Kimberly Williams, Kurt Williams, Hector Elizondo, Craig Shoemaker
Lima: Breaking the Silence (DVD)
Based on a true story, this political thriller captures the gripping drama of an intense kidnapping situation which rocked Peru in 1997. A group of Peruvian rebels, in an attempt to negotiate the freedom of 400 political prisoners, kidnapped several government leaders and diplomats. This reenactment of the national crisis is propelled by the powerful performances of stars Billy Drago, Joe Lara, and Christopher Atkins.NR"
Director: Menahem Golan
ACTORS: Billy Drago, Charles Napier, Christopher Atkins, Joe Lara, Richard Lynch