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MAN IN THE MOON: Robert Mulligan`s graceful coming-of-age drama, set in rural Louisiana in 1957, explores the relationship change two sisters experience when both fall for the handsome new boy next door, Court Foster (Jason London). The younger sister, 14-year-old Dani (Reese Witherspoon), gains Court s friendship and a brief kiss but not his romantic affections, which he reserves for college-bound Maureen (Emily Warfield). As the once-close sisters turn into rivals as they learn some painful lessons about growing up, but when a sudden tragedy strikes they are forced to draw strength from their powerful familial bond. Witherspoon gives a moving performance in her film debut, and Mulligan demonstrates once again his graceful and tender knack (shown in previous films such as SUMMER OF `42 and TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD) for capturing the bewilderment, awkwardness, and fresh excitement of adolescence.BENNY & JOON: Joon (Mary Stuart Masterson) is a peculiar young woman overprotected by her older brother Benny (Aidan Quinn). Then Joon falls in love with another misfit, the whimsical Sam (Johnny Depp), a dyslexic charmer obsessed with silent comedies. Together they prove to be the perfect mismatch.
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Comedy institution National Lampoon continues its skewering of reality television with LOST REALITY 2. This is a collection of ten sketch comedies presented as reality TV pilots that were too extreme and tasteless even for the lowered standards of network broadcasting. Returning for this sequel are new episodes of the sketches
Money
and
The Amazing Racist.
All new sketches include the self-explanatory bits
Midget Wars,
Dumpster Dinner,
and
Beer Goggles.
Gross-out and sexual humor dominate NATIONAL LAMPOON`S LOST REALITY 2.
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Sexy Gloria Swanson (adorned in an array of stunning Coco Chanel gowns) stars in this romantic comedy as Nella Vago, a Hungarian opera diva whose singing coach insists that her performances lack passion, a situation that can be rectified only if Vago experiences love herself. Returning to Budapest by train, Vago soon discovers that her fiance, Count Albert von Granac, is in the midst of an affair. Vago's spirits and faltering career receive much-needed boosts from a new relationship with the charming Jim Fletcher (Melvyn Douglas). But is Jim nothing more than a gigolo--or is he really an agent for the Metropolitan Opera in New York? TONIGHT OR NEVER is full of hilarious misunderstandings, features a young Boris Karloff as a waiter, and includes excerpts from Puccini's mellifluous opera TOSCA.DVD Features:Region 1
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A dark, occasionally caustic, comedy in which a self-pitying, ABBA-worshipping, Aussie lass looks for love in all the wrong places. Colorfully offbeat.DVD Features:Region 1 Encoding
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