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A Hollywood spoof with several colorful caricatures of Tinseltown types.
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Set in San Francisco at the height of the Internet boom, IPO takes a sobering look at a generation whose hopes rose and fell with the dot-com explosion and subsequent bust. Sophia dreams of a more prosperous career, Susan falls in love with her new car, and many of the rest of the characters base their futures on the fragile success of a website called HotTot.com. The film, which is shot in digital video and incorporates a good deal of improvisation, explores the complexity of relationships in the Internet age.
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The riotous sex romp THE THREE LUSTKETEERS features the randy adventures of a trio of Hong Kong gentlemen in their travels through the Philippines. Tak is a loafing womanizer who is always accompanied by his two friends, the effeminate Gay and the masochistic, pill-popping Fit Man. However, after living off his father's riches for many years, Tak learns his father is broke. Off he goes to the Philippines, to ask his wealthy mother to fund his lifestyle and help his dad. She agrees, with one price: Tak must marry her daughter, his own half-sister! THE THREE LUSTKETEERS is filled with ribald humor and ridiculous situations.
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On December 9, 2000, comedian Jim Breuer (Saturday Night Live, HALF BAKED) took to the stage at Irving Plaza in New York before a standing room only audience to unleash his own unique brand of rock'n'roll comedy. With his backing band, The Breu Crue, Jim treats the hungry, raucous, and appreciative crowd to routines such as I Hate Goats, 4AM (Coming Home Drunk), and his uncanny impersonation of AC/DC's Brian Johnson.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull ScreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Featurette - 1. Making Of (50 mins.)Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene SelectionBits:1. Intro2. AC/DC3. I Love Baseball4. My Wife's Pregnancy5. Languages6. 4 AM (Coming Home Drunk)7. I Hate Goats8. Hand Impressions9. The Party (Tequila Routine)
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In their final film together, Abbott and Costello are the stars of CLASSIC COMEDY TEAMS--DANCE WITH ME HENRY. This dramatic comedy is about an amusement park owner who adopts stray children. The film begins with a sequence in which Lou Henry (Lou Costello) hopes to shake down the orphanage in an attempt to retrieve his son Duffer (Rusty Hamer). This is curtailed by Bud Flick (Bud Abbott). It turns out that one of the rides in Lou's amusement park has gone out of control and Bud has no idea how to stop it. Meanwhile Miss Mayberry (Mary Wickes) has discovered that Lou's gambling debts are out of control and the local loan shark Big Frank has blackmailed Lou into taking counterfeit money to Chicago. When Abbott tells Costello that Mayberry is on to him, Lou accidentally arranges a meeting with the welfare department in the same place as his meeting with Big Frank. Abbott manages to intervene again wreaking even more unexpected havoc. The finale is complete with a gaggle of children who all manage to sneak away from home and throw a wrench into Big Frank's plans for extortion. Director Charles Barton pulls out all the stops.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Mono - English Subtitles - English - Optional Subtitles - French - Optional Subtitles - Spanish - Optional
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