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Four episodes of the popular Mexican sitcom. In El Aparato Desintegrador, Kiko discovers an object that makes things vanish. In La Lampara Magica,
Kiko receives three wishes form a genie in a lamp. In Los Gitanos, a band of gypsies takes Kiko under their wing. In El Cumpleano De Kiko, crazy plans are being put together in honor of Kiko's birthday (DVD version only).DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33
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Amanda (Monica Potter) is a nice, regular girl who moves to New York to work as an art restorer, and begins sharing an apartment with four quirky roommates who are all fashion models. She keeps bumping into Jim Winston (Freddie Prinze, Jr.), the seriously cute boy who lives in the apartment building across the street, who weakens her knees and fumbles her words. Having resolved herself to hopelessly peeping through his window, Amanda's sympathetic and seriously fashionable roommates finally dress her and make her up to crash a party he's throwing. Relaxed and feeling beautiful, Amanda finally speaks to Jim, and he at last discovers her charms and asks her out. Returning to her apartment on cloud nine later that evening, she spies him apparently committing a murder, and calls the police. The cops assume Amanda and the girls are just airhead models and dismiss the claim. Even her roomies are unsure, but find themselves swept up in the drama of Amanda's REAR WINDOW-esque investigation. Filled with good-natured pokes at models and the fashion industry, HEAD OVER HEELS is a romantic comedy powered by an energetic 1980s-style soundtrack and directed by Mark S. Waters (THE HOUSE OF YES).DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English DTS Surround 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Making-Of - 1. SPOTLIGHT ON LOCATION Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer Film Clips/HighlightsText/Photo Galleries: Production Notes Biographies - 1. Cast& CrewDVD-ROM Features:
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Harvey Pekar, the hilariously downtrodden Cleveland comic book artist, is the subject of AMERICAN SPLENDOR, titled after Pekar's autobiographical series. Played by actor Paul Giamatti, Pekar also appears as himself, giving the film a documentary feeling with many behind-the-scenes on-set shots. Directors Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini maintain this balance between the actors and the real-life characters--Pekar's wife Joyce and coworker Toby also appear on set as themselves--while crafting a funny, difficult, heartwarming tale that encapsulates Pekar's life, work, and uniquely bizarre perspectives.Pekar is a pessimistic file clerk with no hope of ever rising above his boring job, slobbish apartment, and bad attitude. Wonderfully set in his ways, Pekar's constant self-deprication is clearly a front for his prolific interests in music and art. When his friend Robert Crumb (James Urbaniak) gets his big break as a comic book artist, Pekar decides to try his hand at the craft. Though he can't illustrate, his stories are good, and Crumb agrees to help draw the pictures. Soon several artists are illustrating Pekar's American Splendor series, and the comic book's readership grows. The film continues through the events of Pekar's life--meeting wife Joyce Brabner, appearing on David Letterman, struggling with cancer, and adopting a daughter--always showing Pekar's no-frills approach to life. A creative and punchy film, AMERICAN SPLENDOR invites viewers into the odd world of Pekar and his comic-book antihero persona.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Surround 5.1 - English Dolby Surround Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Directors and Cast Theatrical Trailer Easter EggsBonus Products:My Movie Year 8-Page Comic InsertInteractive Features: Interactive MenusDVD-Rom Features
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An ensemble cast, headed by Steve Buscemi (FARGO), stars in this comedy of weird events during one full moonlit night. Bail bondsman Mo Peter (David Proval) is expecting a normal, boring night at the office. Soon, however, an array of offbeat customers begin to file in one after the other. Two clowns, a pretty stripper, and three priests on their way to Africa all end up under the same roof and in front of Mo's desk. Initially complete strangers to each other, these people soon begin to realize that they have more in common than previously perceived. What follows during this crazy evening proves to be forever life altering for them all.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33
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Double Feature of two Chaplin classics. Included are A KING IN NEW YORK and A WOMAN OF PARIS. See individual titles for detailed descriptions.DVD Features:Region 0 EncodingSnap Case7 Minutes of Additional Footage Cut From Film by Chaplin After PremiereCorrected Running Speed and Restored Footage in A WOMAN OF PARISSupplementary Materials for A WOMAN OF PARISTrailers from Re-Releases of Both FilmsFootage of Chaplin Conducting at the A KING IN NEW YORK Recording Session
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