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Stevo becomes a punk rebel in Reagan-era Salt Lake City. His ex-hippie father sees his lifestyle as a rite of passage and urges him to attend Harvard Law School like himself- not to sell out to the system, but to buy in. For Stevo, underneath the mohawk haircuts, earrings and leather, the idea, painfully, has some merit.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseSpecial Commentary by director James MerendinoCast CommentaryIsolated Music SoundtrackOriginal Comic Book PresentationTrailers:SLC Punk andGo
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Jamie Yerkes' directorial debut is an intriguing cross between THE BIG CHILL and WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF. In it, five childhood friends return to the lakeside lodge where they spent summers together as teens at the behest of Jonah (Graham). Jonah, as a teen, was awkward and frequently the butt of the group's jokes, but has grown into a strikingly handsome man and now wishes to exact some revenge on his old friends. Setting into motion a number of sexual and psychological manipulations with a game of spin the bottle, Jonah sets about forcing his friends to face their own fears and hypocrisies.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic WidescreenAdditional Release Materials: Audio Commentary - 1. Jamie Yerkes - Director Theatrical Trailers Bonus Short - COWBOY JESUSInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: Production Notes Cast& Crew
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The Abbott And Costello Show ran from 1952-1953 and remains one of the most successful comedy series ever aired on television, pioneering the use of ensemble sketch comedy culled from the pair's vaudevillian roots. This volume contains 4 crystal-clear picture quality episodes transferred from the original 35mm film masters: Lou Falls for Ruby, Hillary's Father, Uncle Ruppert, and Bingo's Troubles.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis get their first star pairing in this hilarious song-and-gag-filled comedy. The duo play Puccinelli and Korwin, pals who join the army and immediately get into a load of trouble on a military training base. Highlights include a sequence involving a noncooperative soda machine, Jerry Lewis performing The Navy Gets the Gravy But the Army Gets the Beans, and the team's impersonation of the Bing Crosby-Barry Fitzgerald characters from the classic film GOING MY WAY.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingInteractive MenusChapter SearchComing Attractions
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The Florentine bar is the refuge for an odd cast of drifters, drop outs and drinkers living in a small, rusted-out steel town. However, the bar's affable owner Whitey (Madsen) finds little comfort there as the bar's profitability decreases. To make matters worse, Whitey's sister Molly's (Virginia Madsen) wedding is jeopardized when her fiancee Frankie (Perry) loses all the money set-aside for their wedding to a lowlife con man (Belushi). To complicate matters further, Molly's ex-fiancee Teddy (Sizemore), who left her at the alter several years back, returns to town. Will he break up Molly and Frankie, or will a daring scheme save the wedding and the Florentine?DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep Case
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