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This dramatic production stars Tyler Perry (who also wrote the play and who has gone on to feature in a film adaptation) as the cross-dressing, strong-willed grandma Medea. Helen has just been thrown out by her wealthy, cheating husband after 18 years of marriage, and now must look to her mom and her sassy grandmother for help her on the path to self-discovery.
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FEAR AND LOATHING IN LAS VEGAS is a whirlwind of a movie, a wacky, drug-laden story backed by a fist-pumping rock& roll soundtrack featuring everything from Wayne Newton and Tom Jones to Combustible Edison and Dead Kennedys. Journalist Raoul Duke (Johnny Depp) heads to Las Vegas to cover a motorcycle race, bringing along his Samoan lawyer, Dr. Gonzo (Benicio Del Toro), in this furious adaptation of the book by Hunter S. Thompson. It is 1971, and Duke and Gonzo are on their way to Sin City with a frightened hitchhiker (a nearly unrecognizable Tobey Maguire) and a trunkful of drugs, which they ingest nonstop. Depp is terrific as Duke, Thompson's alter ego, and Del Toro is a riot as the crazy lawyer. To perfect his Thompsonian performance, Depp spent a lot of time with the good doctor, and it paid off in a film that captures the frenetic pace of the counterculture novel. Director Terry Gilliam, a master of complex, bizarre visual imagery, has a field day interpreting the drug-hazed world in which Duke and Gonzo reside. An all-star cast chimes in with wonderfully offbeat bit parts, including Harry Dean Stanton, Gilliam regular Katherine Helmond, Flea, Cameron Diaz, Ellen Barkin, Christina Ricci, Gary Busey, Lyle Lovett, and others.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 2.35Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Surround
3.0 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Film Highlights Deleted Scenes Spotlight on Location Trailer - 1.Original Theatrical TrailerText/Photo Galleries: Production Notes Cast& Filmmakers' BiographiesDVD-ROM Features: Website Links
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A double bill of classic coming-of-age baseball stories is presented here, including:THE SANDLOT: It's 1962, and young Scotty Smalls has just moved to town with his mom, his stepfather, and his desire to make friends in his new home. But when he heads to the local sandlot he's laughed off the field in his awkwardness until the leader of the gang, Benny Rodriguez, takes him under his wing. Soon the boys become the best of friends, and Smalls, as he is dubbed, is introduced to a cast of funny and unique characters; their summer adventures include treehouse sleepovers, encounters with a beautiful lifeguard, and of course, baseball. But when Smalls hits his first home run it is a Pyrrhic victory, as his stepfather's ball, autographed by Babe Ruth, lands in the adjoining lot which is guarded by The Beast, a dog rumored to have once eaten a kid. The kids have some hilarious adventures and unexpected results in their efforts to regain the ball before Smalls' stepfather finds out it's missing, making this a film the whole family will enjoy.THE SANDLOT 2: The gang returns in this sequel to the original SANDLOT classic. A decade has passed, and 1972 sees a new generation of young baseball enthusiasts gathering. Saul Samuelson (Cole Evan Weiss, WALKING ACROSS EGYPT) and five of his friends have reluctantly agreed to let three girls join their team, as their secret weapons against their unbeatable rivals. Saul is a witty, smart kid who translates for his hearing-impaired little brother, Sammy Fingers Samuelson, who keeps up a constant running commentary via sign language. Things are going well for the team, until the model spaceship belonging to one of the girl's father's accidentally ends up on the other side of the fence. And who should be keeping residence over there but the intimidating Mr. Mertle (James Earl Jones, THE ANNIHILATION OF FISH) and his dog, the beast. Once again the kids have to devise a method for regaining their lost property before their pa
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Michigan governor James Pryce (Tom Selleck) is a promising pick for presidential candidacy. However, his ambition for the Oval Office is overtaken by the more-furious -- and cutthroat -- desires of his wife (Nancy Travis), campaign manager (Laura Linney), and other power-hungry women (Teri Hatcher, Faye Dunaway). To these feisty females, a win for Pryce is a victory for their own agendas. Produced by Albert Ruddy of GODFATHER fame.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.66Single Side - Single LayerAudio: Dolby Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailer Cast InterviewsText/Photo Galleries: Cast/Crew Biographies
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A bored housewife who reads romantic thrillers for excitement wins a writing contest with the grand prize of a trip to Paris. There she meets with a strange accident which causes her to believe that she is the famous character of the novels she reads.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 16.9
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