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More than $3 million in gold bullion is bound for Italy from Cairo, Egypt, and con man Aldo Vanucci (Peter Sellers) knows just how to pilfer it: masquerade as a flamboyant director filming a movie about a gold heist. Victor Mature is a self-mocking delight as a narcissistic Hollywood has-been. This 1966 comedy's pedigree boasts a screenplay by Neil Simon, direction by Oscar-winner Vittorio De Sica and a score by pop maestro Burt Bacharach.
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As a stand-alone movie or as a companion to the critically acclaimed Wayne Wang movie Smoke, Blue in the Face succeeds. The faux-documentary captures improvised scenes using the same cast as Wang's movie and others who dropped by during filming. Interesting appearances include Lily Tomlin as a man searching for Belgian waffles, Michael J. Fox as a survey taker, Madonna delivering a singing telegram … and more.
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In this underrated (and fairly violent) black comedy, gullible Guy (Frank Whaley) lands a job as personal assistant to Buddy Ackerman (Kevin Spacey), a repulsive, cutthroat studio exec. Guy is eager to climb the ladder of success, but Buddy stops at nothing to grab credit and foil Guy's plans. What Buddy doesn't know is that the tables are about to turn -- in a big way.
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Whatever became of Robin Hood after his famed tale of good deeds ended? Now you can find out, in this sequel that takes place years after Robin and his merry men bested the Sheriff of Nottingham. After following Richard the Lionhearted to the crusades, Robin (Sean Connery) returns to Sherwood Forest to find things drastically changed. Audrey Hepburn plays the stalwart Marian … who's joined a nunnery!
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A self-absorbed, death-obsessed teen (Bud Cort) and a geriatric, high-on-life widow (Ruth Gordon) find love in this comical cult favorite. Hassled by his domineering mother (Vivian Pickles) to play the dating game, the morbid Harold would rather attend funerals, which is where he meets the feisty Maude (natch). The seemingly mismatched pair forms a bond that turns into a highly unconventional -- but ultimately satisfying -- romance.
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In this adaptation of Terry Southern's offbeat novel, an eccentric millionaire stumbles upon a down-and-out vagrant in the park and decides to adopt him as his son. The pair embark on a series of practical jokes and elaborate stunts designed to attack the hypocrisy and snobbery of modern society and expose the wanton greed that exists in all of us -- and prove that everyone has his price. Ringo Starr and Peter Sellers co-star.
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Special agent Harry Tasker (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is a top spy in the ultra-secret Omega Sector -- but his wife (Jamie Lee Curtis) thinks he's just a boring computer salesman. When Harry's identities collide, the Taskers find themselves in the clutches of international terrorists, fighting to save their marriage and their lives. Director James Cameron's action comedy adds romance and special effects to the Oscar-nominated mix.
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Of all the "gin joints" in Morocco, Ilsa (Ingrid Bergman), with husband Victor (Paul Henreid) in tow, had to walk into the one owned by Rick (Humphrey Bogart), a former beau she abandoned in Paris. War looms over them all, and in a much-discussed ending, Rick and Ilsa make heroic but heartbreaking choices. As time goes by, director Michael Curtiz's 1942 classic war noir only gets better. Peter Lorre and Claude Rains also star.
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Although Frank (Val Kilmer) wakes up in a small desert town in New Mexico with a severe head wound and no memory, he has a nagging suspicion that he knows something about a plot to assassinate the U.S. president, and that Chloe (Neve Campbell), who claims to be his wife, may be involved. Frank desperately tries to convince Sheriff Kolb (Sam Shepard) that something sinister is afoot. Faye Dunaway and Amy Smart co-star in this suspenseful thriller.
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Top New York mob boss Tony Santini (Danny Aiello) discovers that five different men -- including one of his wise guys -- have been scammed by the same Russian mail order bride, Nina (Ivana Milicevic), who's now back in her homeland with their cash. Santini sends his nephew Anthony (Robert Capelli Jr.) to bring Nina and the money back. But once in Russia, Anthony happens to fall in love … with the same girl he was sent to bring to justice.
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Six friends reunite for their annual get-together at a rambling summerhouse in New York's upscale Westchester County. What they hadn't figured on, however, are the emotional breakdowns that rudely interrupt their idyllic rest and relaxation as they begin plumbing the depths of their relationships and motivations. Amanda Peet, Jonathan LaPaglia and Michael Kelly star in this humorous and affecting film.
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Based on real-life events, this arresting psychological drama is set in 1974 and centers on Samuel Bicke (Sean Penn), an antisocial, unstable salesman with delusions of grandeur. As his life begins to disintegrate, Bicke decides to take extreme measures to achieve his warped version of the American Dream: assassinating President Richard Nixon. The supporting cast includes Don Cheadle, Naomi Watts and Mykelti Williamson.
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Two brothers estranged by lifelong resentment have one final clash in this drama set in the farthest reaches of Georgia, where John (Dermot Mulroney) has spirited his sons, Chris (Jamie Bell) and Tim (Devon Alan), away from civilization to live in a rural idyll. But when their father dies and their Uncle Deel (Josh Lucas) shows up on the scene, the brothers vow to fight bitterly for their survival, even if it means facing their worst enemy.
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One man's placid, circumspect life is thrown wildly off kilter when he becomes the target of another man's obsession after witnessing a horrific hot-air balloon accident and attempting to rescue its passengers. This harrowing drama stars Daniel Craig, Samantha Morton, Rhys Ifans, Bill Nighy and Alexandra Aitken. Roger Michell directs from his own script, an adaptation of the novel by Ian McEwan.
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Mentally unstable Vietnam vet Travis Bickle (Robert De Niro) drives a nocturnal cab through the sleaziest streets of pregentrified New York City and befriends a child hooker (Jodie Foster). Along the way, the morally righteous Bickle slowly loses his mind, turning into a well-armed, homicidal vigilante. De Niro, director Martin Scorsese and screenwriter Paul Schrader create a violently prophetic, gripping vision of urban decay and insanity.
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Based on actual events, Saints and Soldiers tells the gripping story of a small band of Allied soldiers trapped behind enemy lines with information that could save thousands of American lives. Outgunned and ill-equipped, they battle a frigid wilderness and roving German troops in order to smuggle the critical intelligence back to Allied territory. Stars Corbin Allred, Alexander Niver, Kirby Heyborne, Lawrence Bagby and Peter Holden.
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From the moment they met as children, Danny Foster (Drew Johnson) and Melissa Curtis (Corinna Harney) knew they'd be lifelong friends, but their adult destinies lie along divergent paths. A wicked fastball and Major League dreams lead Danny toward America's pastime, while Melissa poses for Playboy in an effort to overcome youthful insecurities stemming from an abusive father (John Saxon). Wilford Brimley and Bo Hopkins co-star.
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Howard Duckell (Will Burke) is an average teenager who dreams of being the cool kid at school. After waking up late for his graduation, he gets into a freak accident and is suddenly able to read people's minds and control their actions -- even those of the hot girls on campus. Will Howard use his power to become the guy he's always wanted to be, or will he act out his fantasies now that he can have any girl he wants? The answer is pretty cool.
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Two ordinary Joes (played by Tommy Davidson and Larry Miller, who also wrote the script) wind up in jail for a crime they didn't commit in this deft comedy. Desperate to escape, they hatch a plan to adopt different identities, but they aren't sure they have the wherewithal to get the job done. The alternative's even worse, however, so they jump into the fray, causing a ruckus in prison in their attempts to finally -- and permanently -- get away.
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Rick Carlson (Sam Elliot) has a pretty good life. His days as a professional lifeguard are spent in the great outdoors, and his job, though at times stressful, is much more relaxed than most other vocations. But lately, he's begun to wonder if he's missed the boat somehow, having traded ambition for ease, and the arrival of an accomplished ex-girlfriend (Amy Archer) leads him to reevaluate his aspirations.
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Helen McCarter (Kimberly Elise) is happy and completely satisfied with her life: She has a doting husband, Charles (Steve Harris), an impressive home in their native Atlanta complete with a swimming pool and tennis courts, and anything else money can buy. But the night before her 18th anniversary, Charles kicks her out of their home and replaces her with his mistress, calling into question what Helen had long considered a solid marriage.
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Adapted from Paddy Chayefsky's Marty, this film from writer-director Chris Columbus stars John Candy as Danny Muldoon, a Chicago police officer who still lives at home with his overbearing mother, Rose (Maureen O'Hara). When Danny meets the shy Theresa (Ally Sheedy) one night at a bar, he's instantly smitten. Unfortunately, both Danny's friends and Rose disapprove, making his quest for a normal relationship and life seemingly impossible.
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This made-for-television Hallmark production follows the pursuits of world-famous archaeologist Eric Leonhardt (Rick Rossovich), who's unexpectedly kidnapped by rival Dr. Bent (Stacy Keach) during a dig for a pharaoh's tomb in Cairo, Egypt. His only hope for escape lies with his teenage son, John (Brock Pierce), and his young assistant, Karen (Kimberlee Peterson), who must work together to get to Leonhardt before Bent finds the ancient treasure.
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After spending several months in isolation working on a play, a struggling writer named Jarvis (Robert Patrick) returns to Los Angeles, where he moves in next door to Dani (Teri Hatcher), an aspiring actress. Inspired by his beautiful muse and observing her at her most intimate moments, the playwright crafts a new work around Dani's persona. But when the play generates a movie deal, the tables turn -- and he's the object of her unyielding desire.
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Moonshine and madness reign in this mirthful adventure that has a sheriff, Jacob Gorch (Don Johnson) trying to take control of his runaway life. It doesn't help that his cousin, Isum (Ben Johnson), has been making and swilling liquor, a contraband during Prohibition. Matters turn even worse when a crooner hits Jacob's town of Soggy Bottom, ready for some action. Can Jacob keep it together? Earl Boen and Lois Nettleton co-star.
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Sibling rivalry hits the stage as estranged brothers compete against each other at a music fest in this bittersweet tale set in Ireland. Returning home after over 20 years, Jimmy (Colm Meaney) is determined to see his band win a music competition, but not if brother John Joe (Bernard Hill) has anything to do with it. As the two pull dirty tricks on each other, John Joe's fiddler (Andrea Corr) catches the eye of a handsome lad in Jimmy's band.
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Meeting on a lonely stretch of California highway while thumbing their way east, loner ex-con Max (Gene Hackman) and likable loser Lionel (Al Pacino) decide to travel in tandem. Along the way, they develop a profound friendship, but it gets put to the test when Lionel faces a devastating reality. Director Jerry Schatzberg's fascinating character study features sterling supporting performances by Eileen Brennan and Richard Lynch.
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In this comedy tinged with pathos, love blossoms amid the confusion and despair of Nazareth, a city caught in the crossfire of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Elia Suleiman (who directed the film) stars as E.S., a man who observes the ravages of war alongside his girlfriend (Manal Khader). Surreal vignettes underscore the war's ability to erode this city's sense of community and its residents' ability to coexist.
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Teenage jealousy rears its ugly head in this high school horror tale. All the students know the legend about the 28-step staircase located in the girls' dormitory: If each step is counted aloud, the staircase will reveal a 29th step, and a wish is granted. But when one student dies mysteriously and others begin acting possessed, it becomes clear that the staircase is being used for evil. Song Ji-hyo, Park Han-byul and Jo An star.
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A courtroom drama based on actual trial transcripts, Innocent Victims tells the story (one that is sadly often true) of how easy it can be for an innocent man to be found guilty of a crime … and then have to pay the penalty. Hal Holbrook, Rue McClanahan and Rick Schroder star.
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Set in the Southwest, the fourth installment of the Crow franchise tells the story of ex-con Jimmy Cuervo (Edward Furlong) and his girlfriend, Lily (Emmanuelle Chriqui). The couple is murdered by Luc Crash (David Boreanaz) and his satanic gang of bikers as part of a ritual for Crash to become an immortal demon. But Cuervo rises from the dead with the power of the Crow, intent on avenging his girlfriend's death and interrupting the ritual.
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On a road trip through the desert, Martina and her brother, Luca, make the mistake of picking up two hitchhikers, setting off a series of events that will forever change their lives. With the law closing in, the hitchhikers kidnap Martina and force Luca to drive to Los Angeles with the $7 million they've stolen. But along the way, Luca encounters a desperate woman on the run from her crazed boyfriend. Brad Renfro and Vinnie Jones star.
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This charmingly offbeat film deftly melds two genres -- comedy and sci-fi thriller -- as it recounts the misfortunes of Lloyd (David Fickas), a neurotic conspiracy theorist who's in a self-imposed funk because he fears the world is out to get him. Hoping to help the delusional man, Traci (Mo Gaffney), Lloyd's neighbor and childhood friend, at first tries to humor him but winds up thinking his paranoia may be based in truth.
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Struggling New York City artist Lilli (Jennifer Elster) should rejoice at her upcoming show, but she can't get past the insecurity of her troubled childhood. To makes things worse, her father (Alan Samulski) is dying, and her mom (Susan Floyd) has gone over the edge. Things begin to change for Lilli when she meets Morrison (Gale Harold), a poet with his own serious problems. But the two must face their issues if they're to make it as a couple.
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Bowl (Kenny Kwan) and Noodle (Steven Cheung) are two high school slackers who must sidestep three "problems" each day before they can get to school: the neighborhood bully, Razor, a cop named David and a small-time hood named Ganker. But when Bowl and Noodle (under duress) join Ganker's gang, their fast track to fame could turn deadly! The boys have just 10 hours to live life to the fullest before a final reckoning.
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In a small bar in Bangkok, three young women -- Jieb, Pan and Nop -- compare notes regarding the supernatural. Jieb tells of her haunting dreams surrounding a 70-year-old drum. Pan relates how she was introduced to an exotic and sinister essence. Finally, Nop relays the story of a female suicide investigated by a policewoman who suspects that things are not what they seem. Oxide Pang Chun and Pisut Praesangeam direct.
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Rahul (Tusshar) and Karan (Riteish), two longtime friends from well-to-do families, head to Mumbai to prove they can make it on their own, achieving their respective dreams of becoming a fashion designer and a well-kept husband. But when Rahul becomes the prime suspect in a string of serial killings and Karan can only seem to romance his boss's ex-girlfriend, their dreams begin to look like bad nightmares.
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In hopes of getting some sleep, a group of errant teenage rockers check into a motel room for the night. But an innocent strip of white cloth hanging down from the air conditioning vent is too puzzling not to investigate. When each of the teens begins having visions of a longhaired woman with evil eyes, they consult a Buddhist monk for an explanation. But what they learn is a terrible truth that will haunt them for the rest of their lives.
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Hanging up his life as a judo master, Sveto Bo (Louis Koo) opens a nightclub, where he tries to replace his old passion with a thirst for alcohol and gambling. But when a new judo fighter (Aaron Kwok) arrives to challenge him and a former rival comes out of the woodwork, it's time for the old champion to brush up on his skills. Turning his nightclub into an arena, Sveto Bo takes on his opponents one by one.
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A few friends take to the woods for some R and R, foolishly nay-saying the warnings of the local sheriff and a madman who cries about demons in the forest. Soon, the "interlopers" hope they'll live to regret their decision when a crazed, deformed killer begins stalking and slaying them one by one as punishment for invading "his" woods. Chris Lemmon, Gregg Henry, George Kennedy and Deborah Benson star. Jeff Lieberman directs.
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Five-year-old Janie Bennett (Danielle Brisebois) lives happily with her foster parents, Sheri and Miles (Sharon Farrell and Edward Bell), until she's kidnapped by her insane birth mother (Ellen Barber). When Sheri begins having terrifying dreams about Janie, the couple hires a parapsychologist to help interpret the dreams and investigate Sheri's psychic connection to the child. Will they find Janie before it's too late? Richard Lynch also stars.
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A group of otherworldly survivors from a doomed planet arrives on Earth and begins possessing the bodies of a small town's residents. The aliens mask their true appearance with the help of a willing plastic surgeon, but it isn't too long before their plot's discovered in this sci-fi thriller reminiscent of Invasion of the Body Snatchers. Alison Eastwood, Corbin Bernsen, Bruce Boxleitner, Hunter Tylo and Nana Visitor star. Jeffrey Obrow directs.
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Emperor Tod (Jon Lovitz) of the planet Spengo kidnaps a suburban housewife in this sci-fi comedy. Bent on taking over the universe, Tod abducts ordinary Earthling Marge (Terri Garr) with designs to make her his Empress, and then threatens to destroy Earth unless she becomes his bride. It's up to Marge and her husband, Dick (Jeffrey Jones), to save mankind from the wrath of Tod. Eric Idle, Wallace Shawn and Kathy Ireland co-star.
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The Thin Man, the first installment in one of the most successful detective serials in film history, introduces stylish sleuthing spouses Nick (William Powell) and Nora Charles (Myrna Loy). Powell and Loy's quick-witted repartee set a Hollywood tradition in their crackling debut as they investigate the disappearance of a wealthy inventor. The convoluted mystery plot moves at a rapid-fire pace that will delight modern viewers.
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Affected at a young age by an encounter with Elvis, Harmony Jones (Kim Basinger) has devoted her life to selling cosmetics from her big, pink car. But when she accidentally kills a pair of Elvis impersonators, her run from the law leads her to (where else?) Las Vegas. John Corbett, Annie Potts, Sean Astin, Angie Dickinson and Pat Morita co-star (with a cameo from Tom Hanks) in this comedy from My Big Fat Greek Wedding director Joel Zwick.
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Five levels down in an empty parking garage, financial analyst Tom Weaver (Grayson McCouch) won't be heading home anytime soon. After concluding a late-night business deal, he arrives at garage section E5, only to find his car dead, the elevators shut down and all the stairwells blocked. What's worse, he realizes he's not alone: Behind the wheel of an ominous truck lurks a killer -- with Tom in his crosshairs.
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When a run-in with a ruthless vampire (Rudy Ray Moore) leads him into an unfamiliar world, dogged police officer Derek Washington (Ron Hall) knows his street skills are no match for the undead. To prepare himself for the ultimate battle between good and evil, Washington seeks out the reclusive Master Kao (Gerald Okamura), one of the last living vampire hunters on earth, to teach him everything he needs to know.
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In this drama thriller set in the South, a young boy named Green (Bret Harrison) longs to escape his unhappy life but feels trapped in his hometown. A gifted special-effects makeup artist, Green has big dreams of working in Hollywood. But the boy's personal demons -- a drunken, abusive stepfather, a group of religious zealots out to destroy his work and the love of a girl who prefers small-town life -- may stand in the way of his dreams.
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Mike (played by the film's director, Michael Gilio) and his girlfriend, Didi (Lara Phillips), are forced to leave their small town when Didi discovers that Mike has sticky fingers and has been stealing from the stores there. But their road trip to the West Coast is riddled with emotional land mines brought forth by a series of bizarre events in which they find themselves embroiled. Will they still be together by the time they reach California?
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A curse from the past threatens to destroy a budding romance in this lighthearted comedy. Suffering from a bad-luck spell placed on her family generations ago, Yip (Miriam Yeung) is on the verge of losing her job. She seeks help from dashing feng shui expert Lai (Tony Leung Chiu-Wai), and the two hit it off. But it seems that even the harmonic principles of feng shui can't save the romance when Lai learns of Yip's ancestral curse.
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Dr. Mitsuo Ando (Koichi Sato) is crushed to learn that his old friend (Hiroyuki Sanada) has died, the apparent victim of a videotape. But in his search to discover how that might have been scientifically possible, the doctor also learns that the dead woman in the film has every intention of coming back for good. Originally released as a follow-up to Ringu, this sequel wasn't a hit with fans, who seemed to prefer the "second" sequel, Ringu 2.
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The stringy-haired Sadako is back in this chilling sequel to Ringu, the film that spawned a fear of watching unlabeled videotapes. On a quest to find out what happened to her boyfriend (Hiroyuki Sanada), Mai Takano (Miki Nakatani) learns about the legend of a mysterious movie that kills you one week after you view it. But Mai she stop her lover's ex-wife (Nanako Matsushima) and his son (Rikiya Otaka) from paying it forward?
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Fueled by ragtime music, The Sting takes the thrill of the confidence game to giddy heights. After rookie grifter Johnny Hooker (Robert Redford) tracks down veteran flim-flam man Henry Gondorff (Paul Newman) in 1930s Chicago, the duo plans to fleece a homicidal racketeer (Robert Shaw) through a phony racetrack scam. Ripe with double and triple crosses, The Sting keeps viewers guessing (and yearning for another Newman-Redford seriocomic teaming).
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A group of outsiders known as The Purifiers (three men and three women) form an uncanny alliance as they battle it out using tae kwon do fighting techniques against rival gangs led by a corrupt leader. It's all set in a futuristic Britain (Glasgow, Scotland, specifically) that owes a lot -- from a cinematography standpoint -- to Blade Runner. Dominic Monaghan stars. Former punk rocker Richard Jobson directs.
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During a high-speed chase, Joe (Billy Bob Thornton) wrecks his car, in the process killing his young son and crippling his wife, Chrystal (Lisa Blount). After a 16-year stretch in prison, Joe returns to his hometown in the Ozark Mountains with one goal: to make amends with Chrystal, who still suffers intense physical and psychological pain. Harry Dean Stanton co-stars.
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A father bonds with his son over the course of 30 years in the first story in this collection of intertwined tales about three families who live on the same street. The second tale reveals the affairs of a man who still lives with his wife but doesn't love her. And in the final story, an estranged son returns home. Kathy Baker, Gale Howard, Bradley Whitford, Clea Duvall, Joseph Bologna, Barbara Barrie, John Mahoney and Samantha Mathis star.
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NBC's epic miniseries follows the tragic story of Greek hero Hercules (Paul Telfer), who feels obligated to carry out 12 daring feats -- including killing Hydra the beast and the feared Nemean lion -- after slaying his three sons. Set against the stunning backdrop of New Zealand, the film also stars Sean Astin, Leelee Sobieski, Elizabeth Perkins, Tyler Mane, Kim Coates, Leeanna Walsman and Timothy Dalton.
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This moving film, written and directed by Kim Ki-Duk and starring Lee Seung-yun and Jae Hee, made its North American debut at the 2005 Sundance Film Festival. A study of impermanence and despair, it tracks how a homeless man attempts to find solace and sanctuary in vacation houses left empty by their owners in between visits. Although he may have a roof over his head during his stay, the fleeting nature of security continues to haunt him.
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This fifth film in the Prophecy series picks up the tale of the secret battles between hell, heaven and the earth caught between them. Allison (Kari Wuhrer) now possesses the Lexicon, an ancient text that can reveal when the Antichrist will appear. But renegade angels are on the hunt for the book -- and the woman who holds it. Her only hope may be one righteous cop (Jason Scott Lee), who's all that stands between Allison and the ruthless spirits.
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Dark deeds and intrigue abound when petty thief Sue Trinder (Sally Hawkins) helps con man Richard Rivers (Rupert Evans) defraud a wealthy heiress, Maud Lilly (Elaine Cassidy), of her inheritance. But Sue's plans are thwarted when she falls in love with Maud. The tale twists as the young women are separated but come to realize the strength of their passion for each other in this BBC adaptation of Sarah Waters Booker's novel.
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Based on a true story, this action-packed drama follows hydroplane boat racer Jim McCormick (Jim Caviezel) as he prepares for the 1971 Gold Cup championship. When his depressed river town of Madison, Ind., is chosen to host the championship, Jim revamps his decommissioned racer with help from his pal (Brent Briscoe) and a retired mechanic (Bruce Dern). Will the race restore Madison's long-lost glory? Jake Lloyd and Mary McCormac co-star.
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The hero of Jack Kerouac's On the Road and muse of the Beat Generation, Neal Cassady (Keanu Reeves) has the heart of a poet and the wanderlust of a hobo. Caught between the allure of a drifter's life on the road and the security of a traditional home, Neal must make the tough decision of which path to take. Thomas Jane, Adrien Brody, Claire Forlani, Gretchen Mol and Marg Helgenberger co-star. Stephen Kay directs.
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Dr. Bain (Donald Pleasence) precariously presides over an eerie asylum that houses its fair share of eccentrics and dangerous figures, including the murderous Frank Hawkes (Jack Palance) and the holier-than-thou Preacher (Martin Landau). Not even the arrival of a kindly doctor (Dwight Schultz) on the scene can keep everyone in check. And when the lights go out mysteriously all over town, mayhem rules. …
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This bittersweet mock biopic centers on Europe's hottest DJ, the legendary Frankie Wilde (Paul Kaye). Wilde spins party-going youth into a dance frenzy at a popular club in Spain, but his world crumbles when he goes deaf. His so-called friends desert him, his record deals dry up, and he hits rock bottom, but Wilde eventually manages to pull himself together and make a surprising comeback -- only to mysteriously disappear.
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This disc includes the following episodes (1-3): "Can We Do This?," "Apollo 1" and "We Have Cleared The Tower."
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This disc includes the following episodes (4-6): "1968," "Spider" and "Mare Tranquilitatis."
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This disc includes the following episodes (7-9): "That's all There is," "We Interrupt this Program" and "For Miles and Miles."
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This disc includes the following episodes (10-12): "Galileo Was Right," "The Original Wives' Club" and "Le Voyage Dans La Lune."
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Matt Dillon makes his big-screen debut in this bleak portrait of adolescence in the late 1970s, following a restless group of suburban teenagers whose parents raised them in a planned community. With nothing to challenge them inside the city limits, the teens rebel by drinking liquor, dealing drugs and doling out random acts of destruction. But when the cops lower the boom on their high jinks, the kids fight back with shocking violence.
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A persistent nightmare about a 16th century sorceress burned to death on a beach sends 17-year-old Angela (Nicole Cavazos) looking for enlightenment at a fortnight retreat on a beautiful Caribbean isle. All the teens at the gathering are part of Angela's inexplicable dream, and when professed witch Bethany (Nicole Marie Monica) begins luring others into her coven, Angela slowly discovers the truth in this bloody horror tale with an exotic twist.
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In this prequel to Brian De Palma's 1993 hit Carlito's Way, young Carlito Brigante (Jay Hernandez) is seduced by the power of New York's underworld. Assisted by his two brothers in crime, Rocco (Michael Kelly) and Earl (Mario Van Peebles), Carlito is fast on his way to becoming Spanish Harlem's ultimate kingpin -- that is, if someone doesn't get there ahead of him. Michael Scott Bregman directs this tale of violence, greed and lessons of loyalty.
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A group of outcasts from California's Venice Beach change the face of skateboarding forever in this 1970s tale written by "Skateboard Godfather" Stacy Peralta. The Z-Boys (a group of radical riders who scout the neighborhoods for empty swimming pools) invent a brazen style of skating, become legends and deal with heartache when the sport they live for turns into big business. Heath Ledger, Rebecca De Mornay and Johnny Knoxville star.
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In Cold War-era Vienna, psychoanalyst Dr. Alex Linden (Art Garfunkel) becomes consumed by an erotic affair with the mercurial Milena Flaherty (Theresa Russell). When the lovers' passion takes an ill-advised and life-threatening turn, Inspector Netusil (Harvey Keitel) must get to the sordid bottom of it all. The musical score features Tom Waits, The Who and Billie Holiday. Nicolas Roeg directs with his usual offbeat panache.
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Raised by his cruel alcoholic mother in a devout Roman Catholic home, the shy and pious Francis has made a habit of keeping to himself. But after years of abuse and letdowns, his self-esteem has suffered, and the budding adolescent begins to doubt the faith that's shaped his life. As Francis questions his religious beliefs, he finds salvation in an exciting new hobby -- spying on his shapely female neighbor.
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Susan Sennett -- a former Playboy centerfold and wife of singer-songwriter Graham Nash -- plays the lead role of Candy in this campy cult classic, directed by Guerdon Trueblood. With their eyes on a hefty ransom, three bungling kidnappers cart off the 16-year-old Candy and demand diamonds from her wealthy stepfather. Luckily for them, they get to slowly undress their hostage from her Catholic school uniform while they wait.
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In a futuristic world where an omniscient conglomerate (known simply as "The Corporation") reigns supreme, salesmen are the foot soldiers of mind control and propaganda. And that means top seller Albion Moonlight (Sean Allen) is doing swimmingly. But when Albion's single-man spaceship malfunctions in the desert, he's disconnected from his employer's control -- and he decides to go searching for his soul.
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Mother Nature gets revenge on some careless campers in this remastered version of the Australian horror classic. With hopes of mending their troubled marriage, Peter (John Hargreaves) and Marcia (Briony Behets) set out on a camping excursion along the coast. The two break all the eco-friendly rules by littering, firing off their guns for no cause and intentionally wounding a helpless kangaroo. But the animals have a plan of their own.
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Fleeing the Amazon with a preserved female body that dates back to the Ice Age, Dr. Frantz Goddard is giddy with pride. After all, his find of the century stands to give him the fame, respect and notoriety he's been longing for. But when his plane crashes near a popular ski resort and unleashes a deadly avalanche, the doctor's "Ice Queen" escapes -- and the surviving guests are trapped with one hell of a woman.
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New York City filmmaker Andrew (Andrew Gurland, who co-directs with Huck Botko) decides to lens a documentary about boorish Queens doorman Adrian (Adrian Martinez) and his desire to be hooked up with a mail-order wife. Enter Lichi (Eugenia Yuan), Adrian's Burmese bride-to-be, whom he treats more like a domestic servant than a spouse. As the marriage fails, the tables turn, and Lichi seeks solace with … Andrew!
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Ex-con James Allen, aka Animal (Ving Rhames), has done the near-impossible: He's reformed himself while in maximum prison, with the help of an inmate (Jim Brown). But when he's released and discovers that his son (Terence Howard) has strayed off the straight-and-narrow, James must dig deep into the "animal" within to save his child, who seems to have lost himself in a criminal underworld set on seducing James once again.
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In this mind-bending Aussie thriller (with overtones of black comedy), the plot's turned inside out and back on itself for maximum chills. It's Edgar Allan Poe meets H.P. Lovecraft when four teenagers head to a secluded beach for a weekend of surf, sex and discovery, only to find they're not the only ones there and that their dreams are turning into nightmares. Leon Ford and Lenka Kripac star. Martin Murphy directs.
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Anthony "Blest" Campo (Mark Webber) and his "tagging" crew are the Van Goghs of street artists and heirs to the mantle of Jean-Michel Basquiat, which makes them a big target for Bobby Cox and his hard-charging NYPD Vandal Squad. When a fatal accident threatens to scatter Blest's crew, it convinces the young Rembrandt that it might be wise to skip town ... for good. Jaclyn DeSantis and Gano Grills co-star and Adam Bhala Lough directs.
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Buenos Aires in the 1970s was a hotbed of dictatorial political unrest marked by a rash of disappearances (read: abductions and murders). Theatre director Carlos Rueda (Antonio Banderas) and his wife, Cecilia (Emma Thompson), get caught up in the flux when she writes an inflammatory editorial. When Cecilia's jailed, Carlos develops the supernatural ability to see the future -- a future where he imagines his wife dying during an escape attempt.
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Writer, director and actor Yvan Attal trains his lens on the vicissitudes of love, marriage and monogamy in this crisp romantic comedy. Married with children, Vincent (Attal) is cheating on his wife, Gabrielle (Charlotte Gainsbourg), who's having thoughts of infidelity herself. Meanwhile, Georges (Alain Chabat) dreams of release from his constrictive marriage, and bachelor playboy Fred (Alain Cohen) longs for a committed relationship.
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Get this for a "ménage à whatever" (you'll lose count of the couplings!): An aspiring actress pines for a self-contained young man who, in turn, lusts after a particular young girl. But she loves a certain rock star who only has eyes for … a vampire hunter. Holy Van Helsing, will this mess ever get straightened out? Stars Liam O'Neill (Faye Dunaway's son).
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Young Spanish flamenco dancer Carmen (Natalia Verbeke), who lives in London, is on the verge of marrying Barnaby (James D'Arcy). By happenstance, she meets Kit (Gael Garcia Bernal), a Brazilian actor, the night before her wedding and ends up kissing him. What follows is subterfuge galore (to cover up their budding lust). Better cross a few of those t's, too! Costars Charlie Cox and Tom Hardy. Matthew Parkhill directs.
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Dutiful daughter Wil (Michelle Krusied) sidesteps her mother's (Joan Chen) attempts to marry her off in Alice Wu's romantic comedy set in New York. At 28, Wil's the old maid of her traditional Chinese family, so there's no way she can tell them about her budding romance with Vivian (Lynn Chen). But there's no avoiding mom's meddling matchmaking when she shows up on Wil's doorstep looking for a place to stay.
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A secret potion transforms a shy woman into a sexual aggressor in this dark thriller loosely based on The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. After ingesting her uncle's elixir, Jackie (Gabriella Hall) discovers she can morph into an irresistibly sexy beauty; newly empowered, she proceeds to seduce men who wouldn't have given her a second look before. But when the tonic takes control of her life, she must fight to regain her identity.
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A rock 'n' roll star seeks solace in the woods in Gus Van Sant's drama centered on a Kurt Cobain-type character. Tired of all the pressures of his career and constantly being in the public eye, Blake (Michael Pitt) retreats to his remote home and embarks on an introspective journey. As he sequesters himself from his fans, his manager, a private eye and others, Blake ultimately finds release from his troubled life. Asia Argento co-stars.
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Los Angeles real estate agent Kate Wooten (Sydney Walsh) gets a new lease on life when she learns that her client -- a handsome and mysterious man named Vlad (Brendan Hughes) -- is looking for an isolated castle where he won't be disturbed. It doesn't take long for Kate to fall for her hot new prospect, which would be a serious conflict of interest if it weren't for Vlad's big secret: He's a vampire.
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Happily married to Sam (Jimi Mistry), Alice (Jennifer Love Hewitt) is surprised to receive an anonymous valentine, which she immediately assumes is from her husband. What she doesn't realize is that it's actually from Sam's best friend (Dougray Scott), who's secretly in love with her. Carrying on the charade by pretending she's Sam's secret admirer, Alice writes her way into her husband's private life. But will her love notes lead to heartache?
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Today's world of technology and convenience makes it increasingly difficult to find a real connection with another person. In this compelling look at the everyday human experience, Christine (Miranda July) is a cab driver and artist who leads a solitary life. Richard (John Hawkes) is a recently divorced father who's waiting for great things to happen in his life. When his path crosses with Christine's, he's both entranced and panic-stricken.
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Thirteen-year-old Aviva Victor (Sharon Wilkins) desperately wants to become a mother -- and she comes very close to succeeding. But just in the nick of time, her sensible parents (Ellen Barkin and Richard Masur) intervene. Still determined to get pregnant, Aviva skips out and finds herself lost in a strange new world. It's a broadening experience for Aviva, one that can't help but change her profoundly. Todd Solondz directs.
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The life of struggling shutterbug Rebecca (Jenny McCarthy) goes into a tailspin when she catches her supermodel beau (Victor Webster) in the sack with another woman. Rebecca, on the advice of her friends -- witless would-be actress Carrie (Kim Heskin) and hip-hop hairdresser Michelle (Carmen Electra) -- dives into the dating pool looking for love … and to make her ex jealous. But Rebecca's plan soon proves disastrous in this ribald sex comedy.
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David O. Russell (Three Kings, I Heart Huckabees) directs this pitch-black comedy of considerable errors, following the misadventures of premed student Ray Aibelli (Jeremy Davies). Forced to shirk a summer internship to care for his injured mother (Alberta Watson), Ray finds himself drawn to her disturbingly seductive womb -- despite their shared DNA and his flirtations with an attractive high schooler (Carla Gallo).
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Strip club promoter Jimmy (Heath Ledger) lands in dangerous waters after botching a routine job for a gangster in this Aussie crime thriller tinged with inky comedy. Things go awry when street kids rip off the $10,000 Jimmy is supposed to deliver for stony mobster Pando (Bryan Brown). Desperate to recoup the loot, Jimmy finds himself involved in a bank heist scheme -- and with an ethereal country lass (Rose Byrne) who exhorts him to go straight.
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Jimmy Kovak (Sylvester Stallone) is a hardworking 1930s factory employee pursuing the American Dream. But when factory conditions push him too far, he pushes back. As he unionizes his co-workers, he's faced with a grueling uphill battle. But when he aligns himself with the mob, he realizes that he's sacrificed far more than just his principles. This gritty action drama boasts an all-star cast including Rod Steiger, Peter Boyle and Brian Dennehy.
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Norwegian director Hans Petter Moland tells the story of Binh (Damien Nguyen), a shy Vietnamese man in his 20s who embarks on a personal journey with a beautiful young woman named Ling (Ling Bai) aboard a refugee ship bound for America. The objective of Binh's quest is to find a better life -- and his estranged American father. Nick Nolte and Tim Roth play supporting roles in this drama exploring the consequences of the Vietnam War.
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Fate mingles with the power of suggestion in this insightful comedy. On a drunken whim, friends James (Mike McGlone), Phil (Tony Hale) and Lewis (James Urbaniak) visit a fortuneteller. As the woman gives each friend a vision of the future and hits the nail on the head, James, Phil and Lewis are shaken by what they hear. Despite their jaded outlook when it comes to fate, two of the friends instantly alter their lives in significant ways.
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This maudlin, occasionally quirky film depicts life in a bleak Armenian village. Their Soviet provisions long gone, the cast of colorful villagers seek subsistence, meaning and identity. With nothing left to lose, Hamo (Romen Avinian) rides the bus daily to the graveyard to visit his wife. Also on the bus each day is Nina (Lala Sarkissian), who visits her husband's grave. Brought together by grief and uncertainty, the two begin a relationship.
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Teenager Holly (Hilary Duff) decides to take matters into her own hands after her mom, Jean (Heather Locklear), suffers yet another painful breakup with another loser guy. To boost her mom's self-esteem, Holly invents a secret admirer -- the perfect man. She eventually borrows her friend's hunky Uncle Ben (Chris Noth) to play the suitor in order to keep her mom's spirits up, but her scheme nearly backfires when the real perfect man materializes.
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Perpetually hilarious Tom Green stars as Bob, an American convinced he's found his calling as a butler. And where else can he master the art of service but in England, where the crème de la crème of butlers reside? But being the cut-up that he is, Bob turns every learning opportunity into a challenge for his mentors, who can't decide whether he's hapless or hopeless. When Bob returns stateside, though, he's determined to work in his chosen field.
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Bored boarding school boys Brad (Brad Genesse), Steve (Lance Van Der Kolk), Hugh (Alan Deveau) and Marvin (Jason Warren) compete for the ladies in this ribald teen comedy. Raunchy jokes mix with screwball antics as the four pals try to score with women, earning points for each successful seduction. But when they go after 100-pointer Mona Lott, the new French teacher, the guys wind up on the bad side of the school principal (Mike McDonald).
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Math whiz Dan Selig (Max Herholz) takes on more than he can handle when he teams up with curvy cardsharp Alicia (Camden Brady). The sexy schemer teaches Dan and Thomas (Kofi Natei) -- a cowboy with a dark past -- the art of card-counting, and the trio heads to Vegas in hopes of scoring a big jackpot. But not everything is as it seems: With millions at stake, the plan goes awry ... and it's up to Dan to figure out who's bluffing and who isn't.
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Pool shark Jericho Hudson (Freddie Prinze Jr.) knows his way around a billiard hall. His command of the game has made him a legend of sorts, a status he milks for all it's worth until he finds there are more menacing creatures in the waters. Now, Jericho must figure out how to navigate through them -- especially with a corrupt vice cop and his boss gunning for him. Ving Rhames, Devon Sawa and Angus Macfadyen co-star.
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Writer-director Mark Milgard's feature debut explores young love and the power of love -- in any form -- to heal. When Mason Mullich (Vincent Kartheiser), a teenager who lives an empty and loveless existence in a small town, meets a troubled girl named Danny (Taryn Manning), their relationship opens up a whole new world Mason never new existed. Not only does he realize that love is possible, he also learns it's how you love that matters.
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Bored housewife Sarah Sullivan (Laura Clifton) decides to add some spice to her life by having a tryst with her shrink (Don Cass). What's more, she's hidden cameras inside her house that allow her voyeuristic paramour to watch as she has sex with her spouse (Sean Corrigan). Before you can say "kinky," Sarah embroils the good doctor in a scheme to bump off hubby and collect his sizeable inheritance in this unsettling dark comedy.
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Zach Harper (Milo Ventimiglia) attends a high school that's rich with tradition. There are football games, pep rallies and, of course, the "Dirty Deeds," a series of humiliating pranks that every senior has to complete -- or else he faces the wrath of the entire football team. But Zach's plight gets even worse when an arrogant jock (Matthew Carey) threatens to harm Zach's dream girl (Lacey Chabert) if he screws up.
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In writer-director Michael Whaley's smart and sexy comedy, urban co-workers Michael (Whaley) and Stacey (Gina Torres) are forced to cohabitate as roommates, only to discover that they have more in common than they once believed. Their mutual attraction builds, but will their devotion to the rigid "rules" of dating -- and the practice of playing silly games -- serve to ruin their romantic potential?
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In this action-packed drama, two brothers, Trip (Mike Vogel) and KC (Steve Howey) Carlyle, are vying to win a half-million dollars in the Las Vegas Motorcross Championship, which pits them against some of the best racers in the world. But to stand a chance, the siblings will have keep their heads in the race -- despite the recent death of their father and their position as rivals in the cutthroat competition.
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With his landlord breathing down his neck and his writing career going nowhere, the last thing Harrison Tyler (Dean Winters) needs is a 6-year-old hanging around. But when his ex-girlfriend (Lorraine Ansell) leaves her precocious matchmaking daughter (Emily Mae Young) in Tyler's care for a few weeks, his professional and romantic fortunes begin to turn around. Yasmine Bleeth plays Holly Anderson, the neighborhood hottie.
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It's 1936, and two sisters, Janet and Ursula Widdington (Maggie Smith and Judi Dench), are at their beach house in Cornwall for some rest and relaxation. But their idyll is interrupted when they chance upon a mystery man awash on the beach and decide to nurse him back to health. Turns out he's Andrea (Daniel Bruhl), a violinist who was bound for America when his ship encountered trouble. Before long, he takes the quiet fishing village by storm. …
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Estranged from her son and willfully ignorant of her husband's philandering, aging actress Julia (Annette Bening, who earned an Oscar nomination for her spirited performance), seeing her youth and beauty fading, is adrift and in search of some way to regain the spark of passion. And that passion may lie in the smoldering attentions of a much-younger admirer, Tom (Shaun Evans). Costars Jeremy Irons, Michael Gambon and Bruce Greenwood.
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This disc includes the following episodes: Pilot, "Metamorphosis," "Hothead" and "X-ray."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Cool," "Hourglass," "Craving" and "Jitters."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Rogue," "Shimmer," "Hug" "Leech."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Kinetic," "Zero," "Nicodemus" and "Stray."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Reaper," "Drone," "Crush" and "Obscura."
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This disc includes the episode "Tempest." Extras include deleted scenes, an interactive tour of Smallville, storyboards and more.
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This disc includes episodes 1-4: "Vortex," "Heat," "Duplicity" and "Red." Also includes episode commentary and deleted scenes.
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This disc includes episodes 5-8: "Nocturne," "Redux," "Lineage" and "Ryan."
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This disc includes episodes 9-12: "Dichotic," "Skinwalker," "Visage" and "Insurgence." Also includes deleted scenes.
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This disc includes episodes 13-16: "Suspect," "Rush," "Prodigal" and "Fever." Also includes deleted scenes.
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This disc includes episodes 17-20: "Rosetta," "Visitor," "Precipice" and "Witness." Also includes episode commentary.
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This disc includes episodes 21-23: "Accelerate," "Calling" and "Exodus." Also includes episode commentary.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Exile," "Phoenix," "Extinction" and "Slumber."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Perry," "Relic," "Magnetic" and "Shattered."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Asylum," "Whisper," "Delete" and "Hereafter."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Velocity," "Obsession," "Resurrection" and "Crisis."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Legacy," "Truth" and "Memoria."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Talisman," "Forsaken" and "Covenant."
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Crusade," "Gone," "Façade" and "Devoted." Extras include cast and crew commentary and deleted scenes.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Run," "Transference," "Jinx" and "Spell." Extras include cast and crew commentary and deleted scenes.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Bound," "Scare," "Unsafe" and "Pariah." Extras include deleted scenes.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Recruit," "Krypto," "Sacred" and "Lucy." Extras include deleted scenes.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Onyx," "Spirit" and "Blank." Extras include deleted scenes and a featurette.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Ageless," "Forever" and "Commencement." Extras include a featurette.
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Set in Tokyo, this disturbing thriller follows three people facing a mystery that defies temporal explanation as a young man named Taguchi kills himself and later appears as a spectral computer image. Soon more of the city's denizens vanish in a similar fashion, with their ghostly souls turning up on the same Internet site. Can Taguchi's co-worker (Kumiko Aso), a college slacker (Haruhiko Kato) and a computer whiz (Koyuki) solve the conundrum?
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Director Ryuhei Kitamura breathes new life into the hugely popular Godzilla series by resuscitating the iconic lizard for this new era. This time, instead of battling within the species, mankind must fend off the scourge of Kaijus, mutant humans equipped with outrageous powers with which they can destroy the world. For the sake of survival, Earthlings must band together to create the M kikan task force, designed to protect the human race.
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Ralph (Adam Butcher) is a typical teenager with atypical questions, the largest of which concerns his mother. She's fallen into a coma, and the 14-year-old has set his sights on winning the 1954 Boston Marathon in a makeshift barter with God to make his mother well. His teacher, Father Hibbert (Campbell Scott), wants to encourage his dream, but in doing so, he goes up against the reserved, ever-realistic Father Fitzpatrick (Gordon Pinsent).
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A superior late-career effort from Woody Allen, Mighty Aphrodite posits the story of a happily married family man (Allen) who, years after adopting a baby boy, becomes obsessed with learning about the child's birth mother. Mira Sorvino won a much-deserved Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her role as the floozy in question, and Allen's tart screenplay also copped an Academy Award.
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Sam Neill returns as the legendary medieval wizard Merlin in this splashy follow-up to the successful 1998 miniseries. This time, the plot follows Merlin's valiant efforts to groom an awkward young thief (John Reardon) into a bona fide sorcerer so that he can find the Holy Grail and save Camelot from utter ruin. Miranda Richardson (who appeared in the original production as the evil Queen Mab) co-stars as the enchanting Lady of the Lake.
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Welsh funeral parlor owner Boris (Alfred Molina) is about to realize his fondest dream: His true love since childhood (Brenda Blethyn) will soon make herself available to him -- by staging her own fake death. But as part of the bargain, Boris may have to sacrifice his business to an American competitor (Christopher Walken), who wants to "put the fun back in funerals" with theme burials, Vegas-style ceremonies and … neon lighting!
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Aspiring country singer Miranda Presley (Samantha Mathis) follows her dream to Nashville, Tenn., and finds herself falling for two very different men whom she meets at an audition. James Wright (River Phoenix) is an exciting and talented singer, while Kyle Davidson (Dermot Mulroney) is quiet and gentle. After making a rash decision, Miranda must figure out how to get her musical -- and personal -- life back on track. Sandra Bullock co-stars.
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A Mexican immigrant (John Leguizamo) trying to make ends meet in Los Angeles enters a singing contest and achieves the American Dream -- and then some. Before long, he finds himself stuck in a romantic triangle with Mirabella (Elizabeth Peña), his forty-something neighbor, and Nina (Ana Claudia Talancón), a twenty-something veterinary student. This light romantic comedy marks the directorial debut of Renee Chabria, who also penned the screenplay.
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This disc includes episodes 261-263: "Evil Kid Buu!," "End of Earth" and "True Saiyans Fight Alone."
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This disc includes episodes 264-266: "Battle for the Universe Begins," "Vegeta's Respect" and "Minute of Desperation."
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This disc includes episodes 267-269: "Old Buu Emerges," "Earth Reborn" and "Call to Action."
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This disc includes episodes 270-272: "People of the Earth Unite," "Spirit Bomb Triumphant" and "Celebrations with Majin Buu."
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This disc includes episodes 273-276: "He's Always Late," "Granddaughter Pan," "Buu's Reincarnation" and "Goku's Next Journey."
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This disc includes the first three episodes of the series: "Strategy X," "The X Impulse" and "Rogue Recruit." Extras include a trailer, introductions and more.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Mutant Crush," "Speed and Spyke" and "Middleverse." Extras include a trailer, introductions and more.
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This disc includes the following episodes:"Turn of the Rogue," "SpykeCam" and "Survival of the Fittest." Extras include a trailer, introductions and more.
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This disc includes the final episodes of the first season: "Shadowed Past," "Grim Reminder" and parts 1 and 2 of "The Cauldron." Extras include a trailer, introductions and more.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Growing Pains," "Power Surge," "Bada-Bing Nada-Boom" and "Fun and Games." Extras include episode introductions and more.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "The Beast of Bayville," "Adrift," "On Angel's Wings" and "African Storm." Extras include episode introductions and more.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Joyride," "Walk on the Wild Side," "Operation: Rebirth" and "Mindbender." Extras include episode introductions and more.
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This disc includes the following episodes (26-30): "Shadow Dance," "Retreat," "The HeX Factor," "Day Of Reckoning (Part 1)" and "Day Of Reckoning (Part 2)."
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This disc contains the episodes: "Secret Origins Part 1," "Secret Origins Part 2," "Secret Origins Part 3," "In Blackest Night Part 1," "In Blackest Night Part 2," "The Enemy Below Part 1," and "The Enemy Below Part 2."
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This disc contains the episodes: "Injustice for All Part 1," "Injustice for All Part 2," "Paradise Lost Part 1," "Paradise Lost Part 2," "War World Part 1" and "War World Part 2."
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This disc contains the episodes: "The Brave and the Bold Part 1," "The Brave and the Bold Part 2," "Fury Part 1," "Fury Part 2," "Legends Part 1" and "Legends Part 2."
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This disc contains the episodes: "A Knight with Shadows Part 1," "A Knight with Shadows Part 2," "Metamorphosis Part 1," "Metamorphosis Part 2," "The Savage Time Part 1," "The Savage Time Part 2" and "The Savage Time Part 3."
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George Clooney's Oscar-nominated docudrama pits TV newsman Edward R. Murrow (David Strathairn) against Sen. Joseph McCarthy and his single-minded crusade to quell the red threat at home. Despite corporate pressure to back off, Murrow and his CBS staff are determined to examine the lies and fear tactics perpetrated by McCarthy during his Communist witch-hunts. The impressive cast includes Robert Downey Jr., Patricia Clarkson and Jeff Daniels.
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In first-time director Darren Lemke's tense nail-biter, Dean Cain stars as businessman Jeremy Stanton, whose road trip across the California desert turns into a potentially deadly event when he makes a wrong turn and finds himself suddenly embroiled in a horrific chase. Desperate to shake the mysterious stranger (Danny Trejo) on his tail, Jeremy drives further and further off course, growing more entangled in the sinister maze of highways.
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Georgia peaches Belle (Anna Faris) and Bell (Laura Breckenridge) long to break free of their small-town lives and head to the big city of Atlanta in this warmhearted comedy. But they face numerous obstacles, including Bell's rap-loving hayseed boyfriend. Just when they're getting close to scraping up enough money to make the move, another roadblock arises -- Bell falls for a handsome local cop named ... Rhett Butler (Justin Chambers).
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Flamboyant yet mysterious, writer Truman Capote (Philip Seymour Hoffman, in his first Oscar-winning role), who penned the elegant Breakfast at Tiffany's, was the toast of New York society. But he was also able to channel the grit and grime of what may be one of the most notorious murder cases in Kansas history with his novel In Cold Blood. In researching the crime, Capote found himself in a dance with the devil: the ringleader behind the killings (Clifton Collins Jr.).
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Charles (Clive Owen), a successful ad exec and devoted family man, meets a sexy woman (Jennifer Aniston) on his morning commute. Their flirtatious, casual affair turns serious (but not in the way either expected) when a criminal pulls them into a dangerous plot. Now, with their lives thrown off-kilter, Charles and his paramour must turn the tables on the bad guys to save their families. Mikael Hafstrom directs.
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When Madeleine (Embeth Davidtz), a big-city art dealer from Chicago, makes a trip to North Carolina with her new husband, George (Alessandro Nivola), he finally allows her to meet his small-town Southern family -- including his bristly mother, Peg (Celia Weston), reticent father Eugene (Scott Wilson), crabby brother Johnny (Ben McKenzie) and immature sister-in-law Ashley (Amy Adams). Looks like a family with more problems than meet the eye!
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Horrified to find that their Indian parents have set them up in an arranged marriage, Texan 20-somethings Ameet (Sunil Malhorta) and Saima (Lisa Ray) do everything they can to convince them to break it off. But in the course of trying to split themselves apart, they're inevitably drawn closer together -- which isn't a problem until Saima gets engaged to someone else. Ismail Bashey and Kal Penn co-star in this modern romantic comedy with a twist.
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With a pint-sized caddie (Joshua Flitter) at his side, amateur golfer Francis Ouimet (Shia LaBeouf) shocked the world at the 1913 U.S. Open when he outplayed defending British champ Harry Vardon (Stephen Dillane). But Ouimet's rise to the top wasn't easy, with a hard-nosed father (Elias Koteas) and a hard-knock life to overcome. Actor Bill Paxton (in his third time out as a director) helms this inspiring true-life story based on actual events.
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Seeking out the quintessential college experience by backpacking through Europe, two American students (Jay Hernandez and Derek Richardson) befriend an eccentric Icelander (Eythor Gudjonsson) and head to a hostel that's said to be brimming with women. But once they arrive, their desires are quelled by the discovery of unimaginable horrors. Quentin Tarantino presents this grisly tale based in part on actual events, directed by Eli Roth.
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Life is pretty normal for high schoolers Julian (John Keefe) and Zeke (Elvin Dandel) until Julian's Uncle Charles (Peter Coyote), who conducts experiments for the evil Hybratech Corp. to re-animate the dead, brings a little bit of his work home with him. Things really get out of hand, however, when Julian discovers that his uncle's favorite test subjects are none other than his parents! Plenty of campy zombie zaniness ensues.
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Laure Ash (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos), a master of manipulation and guile, takes part in one last jewel theft and then abruptly leaves behind her life of crime. Reinvented in the guise of a respectable married woman, Laure soon captures the attention of Nicolas (Antonio Banderas), a soulful ex-paparazzo who's mesmerized by the elusive and enthralling adventuress -- and who shatters her carefully crafted world with one shutter click of his camera.
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Party-boy slacker Ethan Humphries (Corey Large) flies back to his hometown to stand up at the wedding of his old high school chum Jeff (Luke Flynn). But when Ethan finds out that his buddy is tying the knot with Ethan's old girlfriend Stephanie (Jennifer O'Dell), he regresses to the mental and emotional status of an 18-year-old and will stop at nothing to win back his former flame. That's sooo high school! Andrew Putschoegl directs.
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Raised mostly by her aunt while her parents were traveling the globe, Abby Morrison (Shiri Appleby) used her spare time to develop her artistic talents. Now, as a young adult, she has a seemingly perfect life -- and the seemingly perfect boyfriend (Orlando Seale) to go with it. But when she agrees to t |
