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BEACH PARTY: An anthropologist (Cummings) and his lovely assistant travel to the wilds of Southern California's beaches to study the indigenous beach population. In their attempts to study the local population and observe customs and rituals, the two discover that the beach denizens aren't nearly so wild as science describes them. The first of the numerous Avalon/Funicello beach movies to depict the social scene of Southern California's beaches and their seemingly constant musical departures. It should be noted that Funicello and Avalon were not from California but Philadelphia, a town not known for its sand or surf.BIKINI BEACH: Just about the last gasp of the classic 1960s beach movie, but features plenty of dancing, surfing and teen romance. Before they can play in the sun, Frankie, Annette and the gang must first deal with tough motorcycle hoods and unscrupulous land developers.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAudio: (unspecified) - English
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Daniel Miller's got it all--great friends, a terrific job, and a brand-new BMW--that is, until he crashes the car into a bus as soon as he drives it off the lot. Daniel finds himself in Judgment City in the afterlife, where the newly dead have five days to defend the way they lived their lives in order to be allowed to move onward instead of going back to earth to live another one. As Daniel reviews his less-than-courageous life, he also enjoys the perks of Judgment City--the Past Lives Pavilion, all the food you can eat without any risk of weight gain--and Julia, the woman he's waited all his life to find. But if he can't prove his life wasn't governed by fear, Daniel has to go back--and Julia seems a shoo-in to move onward. This highly original, touching comedy stars Albert Brooks as Daniel Miller and Meryl Streep as Julia, with hilarious supporting performances by Rip Torn as Daniel's defender, Lee Grant as his prosecutor, and Buck Henry as a taciturn substitute lawyer.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Additional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original TheatricalText/Photo Galleries: Filmographies
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The sheer comic genius of silent film great Buster Keaton is on display in this collection of his greatest cinematic moments. In THE GENERAL (1927)--widely considered to be the actor-director's greatest film--Keaton refines his physical comedy to elegant perfection through the story of a Confederate engineer who singlehandedly takes on the entire Union army in order to win back his prized locomotive and Southern-belle sweetheart. COLLEGE (1927) details Keaton's slapstick exploits as a brainy student who goes to ridiculous lengths to become an athlete in order to impress a coed. And in PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATH (1931), Keaton poses as a romantic lothario in order to help an acquaintance marry off his girlfriend's spinster sister. The collection also includes six classic film shorts: THE ELECTRIC HOUSE (1922), THE BOAT (1921), THE PALEFACE (1921), THE FROZEN NORTH (1922), THE PLAYHOUSE (1921), and COPS (1922).DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep Case2-Disc SetFull Frame - 1.33
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Platinum Comedy Series: Tracy Morgan
Life, Love and Lust
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