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Join Mary-Kate, Ashley, and their friends as they put on their best outfits and get ready for a school dance. Also includes OUR MUSIC VIDEO, a collection of the girl's favorite music videos. Get ready to party!DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Surround - English
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Set two years after the events in FRIDAY, NEXT FRIDAY follows a day in the life of protagonist Craig (Ice Cube), who must flee Los Angeles after neighborhood bully Debo breaks out of prison, vowing to beat him to a pulp. Craig escapes to his uncle Elroy's house in Rancho Cucamonga, only to discover that life in the suburbs is even more screwed up than in the ghetto. His uncle is into S&M; his aunt is a nymphomaniac; the neighbors are a bunch of gangsters; and his cousin is chased by a former girlfriend and a thuggish woman named Baby D. The fourth film produced by Ice Cube, NEXT FRIDAY is, like its predecessor, a buddy film pairing straight man Ice Cube with fresh comedic talent Mike Epps. Helmed by first-time director Steve Carr, who is known for making stylish videos for top rap acts, the film sends up raunchy life in suburbia from an African American perspective. The soundtrack is liberally sprinkled with thumping hip-hop tracks, including Chin Check, the first new song from the rap group NWA in many years.Additional Release Material:Ice CubeYou Can Do It Music VideoLil' ZaneMoney Stretch
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A surrealistic black comedy that plays on the paranoia and dread of everyday life in the Big Apple, Martin Scorsese's AFTER HOURS captures what is easily the worst night of one man's life. Computer programmer Paul Hackett (Griffin Dunne) makes a casual date with Marcy (Rosanna Arquette), a woman he meets in a coffee shop, unaware that it's about to unleash a nightmarish odyssey through the bowels of lower Manhattan. Upon arriving at Marcy's spacious Soho loft, Paul meets her unnerving artist roommate, Kiki (Linda Fiorentino), and the night takes a turn for the worse. Sensing the bad vibes that lie ahead, he immediately decides to return to his home on the Upper East Side. Unfortunately, this isn't such an easy task. In a seemingly endless series of strange and dangerous encounters, Paul begins to fear that he might never make it home again. Working from a clever script by Joseph Minion, Scorsese's film is both hysterical and frightening in its depiction of an insane, neurotic New York City. As the unfortunate hero, Dunne delivers his lines with a baffled incredulousness that also works as a voice for the sympathetic audience, who doesn't know whether to laugh or cringe when things really begin to heat up.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Mono - French Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Martin Scorsese - Director Featurettes - 1.Filming For Your Life Deleted Scenes Trailers - 1. Theatrical Trailer
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Upon his arrival at Shenaniganz, a suburban chain restaurant bedecked with decorative knick-knacks, new wait staff trainee Mitch (John Francis Daley) is placed under the wing of Monty (Ryan Reynolds), a veteran who first informs his young charge that all male employees engage in a game in which the object is to get others to unwittingly look at your genitals. Unwittingly, Mitch has stumbled into a world where servers--such as angry Naomi (Alana Ubach), and coquettish Serena (Anna Faris), along with a rowdy kitchen staff--led by randy Raddimus (Luis Guzman)--are at constant war with their demanding, low-tipping customers. Meanwhile, waiter Dean (Justin Long) must decide whether to take a promotion to manager or set out for brighter horizons beyond birthday songs and whimsically-named appetizers.
The first film from writer-director Rob McKittrick has a low-budget charm that is well suited to the realistic desperation below its crowd-pleasing gross-out humor.
Long is a likeable straight man to Reynolds
wisecracking ringleader, while Chi McBride and indie veteran Ubach (CLOCKWATCHERS) add texture in their supporting roles. A cousin in crudity to Kevin Smith s subdivision-themed comedies, WAITING will score a bull s-eye with service industry pros or anyone prefers their comedy to originate from below the belt.
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This compilation of rare footage of the Three Stooges features old movie and TV appearances. Includes their first film with Curly, HOLLYWOOD ON PARADE; Curly's only surviving appearance with the Stooges in color in the film NERTSERY RHYMES; the Stooges 1949 ABC-TV pilot Jerks Of All Trades; various movie trailers, lost commercials from the 1960s; and one of their final TV appearances in 1965, on Danny Thomas Presents The Comics in color with Martha Raye.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Single LayerAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishInteractive Features: Scene Index
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