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Includes two episodes of the groovy 1970s variety series starring the Brady family and their devoted housekeeper, Alice. In the first episode, the Bradys open with the song Baby Face but everyone agrees that Dad is no good in it. In the second episode Greg decides to move to a new apartment, which turns out to be a run-down mess with a creepy neighbor. Also starring Vincent Price, Rip Taylor, Tony Randall, and H.R. Pufnstuf, from Nov. 28, 1976 and Jan. 23, 1977. The DVD release includes a bonus interview with Susan Olsen and Mike Lookinland.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Additional Release Material: Interview - Susan Olsen (Cindy Brady) and Mike Lookinland (Bobby Brady)Interactive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Muggs allows a rich uncle to keep sending money to a dead relative.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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Sam Waterston stars as Benedick in this production William Shakespeare's classic play. This production was taped at the New York Shakespeare Festival and also stars Kathleen Widdoes, Barnard Hughes and Douglas Watson.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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HEAT is the third in the FLESH/TRASH/HEAT trilogy by director Paul Morrissey, in collaboration with his friend Andy Warhol, which captures the essence of some failed American lives. In HEAT, Morrissey`s detached and thoroughly Warholian take on Billy Wilder`s SUNSET BOULEVARD, Joe Dallesandro plays Joey Davis, an oversexed has-been child star who arrives at a seedy and sex-drenched poolside motel. There Joey meets Jessica, a frumpy and burned-out fellow motel resident, and learns that her mother is the aging and fading movie star Sally Todd, who was also his former costar. Joey`s half-baked aspirations for stardom lead him to the beds of almost every character he meets, and he eventually forges a sordid liaison with Sally and moving into her crumbling Hollywood Hills mansion. Joey half-heartedly fends off the advances of Jessie, as well as Sally`s ex-husband`s live-in lover and anyone else who comes along with something to offer. The mostly ad-libbed dialogue and ramshackle cast of characters create a shambling and hysterical chain of nonevents that lead to a torpid California poolside anticlimax. Morrissey`s meandering camerawork and loosely structured plot structure allows the actors` magnetic and manic personalities to take over, as the minutiae of their failed ambitions and sordid habits are scrutinized by the lazy and all-seeing eye of the handheld camera. Despite its comic meandering and satirical overtone, HEAT pinpoints the zeitgeist of 1970s Los Angeles with an unrelenting look at the lives of these Hollywood has-beens and their empty worldview.
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This anime program follows in the tradition of schoolyard action-comedies, its most direct inspiration being the popular GREAT TEACHER ONIZUKA. With a bit of homage to THE GODFATHER and THE UNTOUCHABLES, THE GOKUSEN (based on a manga of the same title) shows the double life of 23-year-old Kumiko, an heir to the Oedo Yakuza family. Amid flying bullets and the constant presence of hit men, the hardheaded Kumiko manages to pursue her dream of teaching and leading the youth of Japan. With her identity completely concealed, Kumiko takes a job as a math teacher for grades two to four, where the worst of the class bullies and rebels are amazed that they are completely unable to unnerve her with their outbursts. Kumiko does have some interesting quirks, such as launching into street-speak when she becomes enraged, a habit that risks getting her in trouble. This program has been discussed as the female counterpart to GTO, a manga (and anime) about a reformed biker dude who tries to provide guidance to his troubled students while not falling back into his own old habits. This release gathers all three volumes of the series (THE UNTEACHABLES, KUMIKO`S WAY, and ROAD TO GRADUATION), including episodes 1 through 13. As the series begins, Kumiko attempts to situate herself within the school community. As episodes progress, Kumiko finds it more and more difficult to disguise her true identity from her students. This is made even more challenging by the constant interference of her clan`s thugs and by a dropout who starts his own gang and sets his sights on Kumiko and her class. All hope falls on teacher`s pet Shin, who may not even be able to help because he is being kept away from school by his suspicious father, the police commissioner.
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