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This single DVD includes 5 classic family titles--THE GENERAL (1927), THE KID (1921), LONG JOHN SILVER (1953), SON OF MONTE CRISTO (1940), and THE SCARLET LETTER (1934). See individual titles for details.DVD Features:Region 0Keep CaseFull FrameDual SidedAudio: Dolby Digital - English
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As the theme song says, he's faster than a turtle, stronger than a mouse, more noble than lettuce! For over 200 episodes and 30 years, the classic Mexican television series El Chapulin Colorado has charmed Spanish-speaking audiences the world over with its warm blend of comedy and moral values. El Chapulin Colorado (played by series creator and Mexican comedy genius Roberto Gomez Bolanos, aka Chespirito) is an antennaed superhero who rights the world's wrongs with honesty, integrity, and the best of intentions--if not always the greatest courage. A Mexican television landmark still on syndication to this day, El Chapulin Colorado (translated as The Red Grasshopper) is also the inspiration for the Bumblebee Man character on The Simpsons. This second volume of THE BEST OF EL CHAPULIN COLORADO compiles some of the series' best loved moments from its 30-year history, including En la Casa de los Fantasmas, Hasta los Muertos se Espantan, Donde esta el Dondete, Perdon, El Duende, El Fantasma, El Pirata, Aristocraticos Vemos, Rateros no Sabemos, and Dinero llama a Dinero, Pero Tambien al Ratero.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1:33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Straight blades meet toe-picks as a handsome ice hockey player has his professional career cut short from an accident, and then meets a figure skater whose prima donna attitude sends every prospective partner running--and his heart a flutter.
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GOOD FENCES stars Whoopi Goldberg and Danny Glover as an upwardly-mobile black couple confronting the limitations of the American Dream in 1970s Connecticut. Tom Spader (Glover) is a successful attorney who decides to cement his upper-class status by moving his family into a posh suburban neighborhood, where he and his wife Mabel (Goldberg) do their utmost to blend into their new, all-white surroundings. But just when the Spaders think they've finally been accepted, another African-American family moves in next door with their lottery winnings and a feisty matriarch (the outrageous comedienne Mo'Nique). As the Spaders attempt to distance themselves from these lowbrow interlopers, they begin to realize just much they've lost touch with themselves and their roots.DVD Features:Region [unknown]Keep Case
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Satirist Albert Brooks makes his directorial debut in this hilarious mockumentary that focuses on the day-to-day life of a typical American family. Brooks plays himself, a producer who pitches a movie concept about filming a real American family for one year and editing it into a movie. Backed up by a team of psychologists and a respected institute dealing with human behavior, he promises not to let the cameras interfere in any way in their lives. But the problems begin on day one, and Brooks desperately tries to hold his project together. Obsessed with presenting what's real, he is soon convinced that real life isn't exciting enough for film. Brooks mercilessly parodies the Hollywood persona in this sharp satire of the entertainment industry that presages such later films as EDTV and THE TRUMAN SHOW as well as the television shows THE REAL WORLD, BIG BROTHER, and SURVIVOR.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case - SensormaticAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1.Original Theatrical Interview - Albert Brooks - DirectorInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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