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Faye (Lesley Ann Warren) is a prim and proper college instructor whose marriage is suffering. Her husband, Whitney (Robert Logan), works evenings, and when he loses his job at the Kennedy Space Center, he becomes even more removed and isolated, leaving Faye frustrated and lonely. When Faye's wisecracking sister (Deborah Rush) comes to town she drags Faye to Heaven, an exotic strip club where Faye is shocked to discover Ricky (Christopher Atkins), one of her young male students, moonlighting as an exotic dancer. Ricky is a smooth-talking young stud who Faye has failed in her class. When he discovers Faye in the audience he whisks her off her feet, and what begins as a torrid prank becomes real sexual attraction. Soon Faye is sneaking off to see Ricky perform and, despite her better judgement, she has an affair with her young student. However, one passionate night of torrid sexual fascination causes Faye to re-examine her marriage and the real source of her loneliness. Director John G. Avildsen's film features erotic and flashy dance sequences set to a rocking soundtrack.
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Four Letter Words (DVD)
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After Jenna Rink's 13th birthday party where her friend Lucy plays a cruel prank on her, she promptly makes a wish that she could skip adolescence and be 30. With the help of some wish dust given to her by her unpopular best friend Matty, her wish comes true. She wakes up to find that her 13-year-old self is now inhabiting the body--and life--of a 30-year-old, high-powered, New York magazine editor. Frightened by her new adult life, Jenna (Jennifer Garner) seeks the help of Matty (Mark Ruffalo), but he hasn't spoken to her since high school. Unfortunately, as she uncovers the details of the time she skipped, she learns that perhaps she hasn't made the best decisions.Similar to the 1988 Tom Hanks vehicle BIG, 13 GOING ON 30 benefits from the undeniable appeal of Garner, who amusingly exudes the awkwardness and energy of a teenager. Meanwhile copious'80s pop culture references, an energetic soundtrack, and vibrant colors provide instant, foolproof nostalgia. Director Gary Winick (TADPOLE) has crafted an undeniably fun picture for any age or gender.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English, FrenchAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentaries - 1. Gary Winnick - Director



















2. Susan Arnold, Gina Matthews, Donna Roth - Producers Featurettes - 1.I Was a Teenage Geek









2.The Making Of A Teen Dream Music Videos - 1. Pat Benatar -Love Is A Battlefield










2. Rick Springfield -Jessie's Girl Deleted Scenes (18) BloopersInteractive Features: The 80's Outfit Challenge Then and Now
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When millionaire Don Evaristo dies, his family gets together to read the will, putting up a sad front to make things look proper. Don Evaristo obviously knew what was going on, so he left all his money to the maid. This angers the family, because they all well know that she will spend it foolishly, and then the fun begins in this rip-roaring Mexican comedy.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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With RUNTELDAT, troubled actor-comedian Martin Lawrence (BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE, DO THE RIGHT THING, BLUE STREAK) returns to the stand-up spotlight in order to set the record straight once and for all. Fed up with the way the media chose to portray him after a string of unfortunate run-ins with the law, Lawrence realized just how influential their role is in the making or breaking of a celebrity's career. Determined not to let that happen, Lawrence instead jumped right back into work. The result is RUNTELDAT, a concert film that 1) shows the media that they can't keep him down, and 2) gives him a chance to tell his side of the story. Of course, those rather bizarre occurrences aren't the only topics of discussion here. From September 11th, to parenthood, to relationships and divorce, Lawrence uses his oft-mimicked brand of profanity laden insight to try to make sense of things. And then there are the incidents--a drug freak-out in the middle of a busy Los Angeles intersection, a fight in a nightclub, and a jogging episode that landed the star in a near-death coma. Lawrence pulls no punches in telling his side of the story, resulting in a hysterical, yet always humane, concert film.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. David Raynr - Director, Michael Hubbard - Producer, Robert

Lawrence - Executive Producer Trailer - 1. Theatrical Featurette - 1. BACKSTAGE PASS - THE MAKING OF RUNTELDAT Deleted SceneInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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