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Henry Jaglom directed this charming look at the world of cinema and the magic of movies -- which was shot in both Venice, California and Venice, Italy. The director himself plays Dean, a filmmaker who's delighted and astonished when the programmers of the Venice Film Festival agree to screen his latest work. He arrives in Italy and is instantly drawn into the carnivalesque atmosphere of the event, as is the lovely French journalist pursuing him for an interview. Soon, both Dean and the writer find themselves wondering whether the adventures taking place on the screen could possibly be weirder than one ones occurring in real life.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Introduction - 1. Henry Jaglom - Director TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive MenusText/Photo Galleries: FilmographiesDVD-ROM Features: Web Links
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A classic comedy compilation of shorts, documentaries, and classic moments of The Three Stooges. Includes The Three Stooges Story, The Three Stooges Festival, Funniest Moments, Funniest Moments II, and Swing Parade. See individual titles for complete details.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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In hiding in Mexico, hit man Jimmy The Tulip Tudeski (Bruce Willis) has become a veritable Martha Stewart, cooking and cleaning up a storm. Meanwhile, his new wife Jill (Amanda Peet) is distraught that her own career as an assassin has yet to take off. When Jimmy's ex-wife Cynthia (Natasha Henstridge) is kidnapped by Hungarian mobster Lazlo Gogolak (Kevin Pollak), her husband, klutzy dentist Nicholas Oz Oseransky (Matthew Perry) turns to Jimmy for help. Soon, Jimmy, Jill, and Oz are involved in a game of cat and mouse with Lazlo and his men trying to trade Cynthia for Lazlo's dim-witted adult son, whom the trio has kidnapped. But do Jimmy and his ex have a secret that they're not sharing with their spouses? Are their new marriages just an elaborate ruse in order to pull off a huge scam? And will Oz ever see his beautiful wife again? Directed by Howard Deutch (PRETTY IN PINK, SOME KIND OF WONDERFUL), this sequel to THE WHOLE NINE YARDS is filled with quirky characters, amusing banter, and plenty of physical comedy. Pollak is particularly amusing as a master criminal surrounded by an inept team.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Digital 5.1 - FrenchAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Howard Deutch - Director, George Gallo - Screenwriter
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Double-feature of Buster Keaton classics, including:THE GENERAL - The two things engineer Johnny Gray (Buster Keaton) loves most in the world are his Southern belle sweetheart and his locomotive. When Northern spies steal the latter, the intrepid Confederate single-handedly takes on the entire Union army in order to get it back. Against a backdrop of magnificently photographed Civil War battle scenes unfolds one of the great chases in movie history. Set almost entirely aboard moving trains, Keaton`s THE GENERAL is physical comedy refined to elegant perfection and widely considered to be the actor-director`s greatest film.STEAMBOAT BILL JR. - In STEAMBOAT BILL, JR., Buster Keaton plays the mild-mannered son of a steamboat captain caught in the middle of the bitter rivalry between his father and another Mississippi riverboat owner. This silent classic contains the famous stunt in which a cyclone blows down a two-story wall over Keaton who passes unharmed through an open window.
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Following the knee-slapping hit MEET THE PARENTS, director Jay Roach once again keeps audiences roaring with laughter as he presents MEET THE FOCKERS. This time, young engaged couple Pam (Teri Polo) and Greg (Ben Stiller) are getting their parents together a few months before the wedding. Greg nervously plans out every detail of the trip, only to be usurped by Pam`s domineering ex-CIA-man father (Robert DeNiro). Not only has he purchased an RV, insisting they`ll be driving from New York City to the Fockers` home in Miami, but he`s bringing along his perfect baby grandson. When they finally arrive at the Fockers` house, Greg`s parents, Bernie and Roz (Dustin Hoffman and Barbra Streisand), turn out to be sex-addicted hippies and not at all what the Byrnes (DeNiro and Blythe Danner) had expected. With one pitfall after the next, the film takes the concept of awkward in-law experiences to new heights, leaving no stone unturned from stories about past sexual experiences to detailed discussion of current ones. What`s worse, the Fockers are teaching the baby curse words weaning him on rum, to the shock of his overprotective grandparents. Every conversation is totally inappropriate and downright embarrassing, keeping audiences braced for the next disaster. Along the way, all six cast members turn in topnotch performances, with Hoffman, Streisand, and Stiller leading the charge in true Focker spirit.
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