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Two used car dealers are quickly losing their business to debt and their unit-moving competitor, Mr. Woo, when they are offered $250,000 simply to keep a car on their lot. The car, a Pontiac Le Mans, has been traced by the FBI from South America to California and has seen a lot of people die. Incidentally, there is also a bomb in the trunk. Joe Carnahan's (NARC) 1998 Tarantino-inspired debut was made in three weeks for less than $8,000.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseTheatrical Trailer
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Two southern-fried, gold-digging Georgia peaches (also known as Black American Princesses) hit Hollywood to audition for a music video to raise cash. But they really hit the jackpot when the director's unctuous nephew involves them in a scam to trick his wealthy old employer into believing that one of the B.A.P.s is his long-lost love's granddaughter.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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In this endearing documentary, Jerry Seinfeld shares the challenges and triumphs of returning to the stand-up stage after having made his fame with his eponymous television series. Starting out at gritty New York City venues like The Comedy Cellar, Gotham Comedy Club, and Caroline's, Seinfeld slowly readjusts to live performances. Backstage in between shows he chats with fellow comedians Colin Quinn and Chris Rock about writing and introducing new material, dealing with dead audiences, and getting comfortable on stage. These conversations convey a compassion and understanding about the struggles faced by all comedians, especially those who are much less established than Seinfeld. One such upstart, Orny Adams, is prominently featured in the film. A determined 29-year-old who wants fame and fortune more than anything else, Orny's journey takes him from the same small NYC venues where Seinfeld performs, to a signing with a manager, and tours to Montreal and L.A. This subplot casts Seinfeld's laid-back personality and more mature approach in a unique light. As Seinfeld graduates to bigger theaters and longer acts, working his way up to a 60-minute show, he finds inspiration in fellow comedians. The climax of the film is Seinfeld's meeting with Bill Cosby, a moment he calls one of the most important of his career. COMEDIAN, directed by Christian Charles and produced by Gary Streiner, is a gift to Seinfeld fans, while its positive tone and uplifting message will appeal to all audiences.
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Shirley Temple's sunny effervescence was a balm to Depression-era moviegoers and continues to charm audiences of today. This 5-volume set celebrates the ringleted child star's eternal appeal with a sampling of her most beloved feature films and a collection of rare shorts.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case5-Disc SetFull Frame - 1.33
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CHRISTMAS FOLLIES offers two different programs dedicated to the Yuletide season. The first features home videos featuring giddy revelers the midst of funny or compromising moments. The second program shows famed singer Mel Torme in his last performance. Other stars featured in this program are Barbara Eden and Crystal Gale. Christmas in Quebec features actor Lee Majors and other celebrities observing the holiday, Canadian style.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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