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This anthology features seven independent anime shorts from Hideki Futamura, Toshiyuki Kanno and other renowned directors, each delving into the beguiling futuristic universe of the smash-hit video game Halo. The adventures and dark history of Halo are told in "The Babysitter," "The Duel," "The Package," "Origins," "Homecoming," "Prototype" and a tongue-in-cheek spoof of the Halo world, "Odd One Out."
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Mom's (Sela Ward) new boyfriend, David (Dylan Walsh), isn't quite right and Michael knows it. A series of mysterious events leads the teen to suspect that David might in fact be a dangerous serial killer known for preying on families. Now, all he needs to do is gather evidence before it's too late. Nelson McCormick directs this spine-tingling remake of the 1987 thriller based on the real-life story of killer John Emil List.
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In this classic cinematic version of the Broadway smash, Audrey Hepburn is at her most radiant as Eliza Doolittle, the Cockney flower girl transformed into a poised duchess by Professor Henry Higgins (Rex Harrison, reprising his Broadway role). The restored and remastered special edition includes an audio commentary with crew members and Doolittle's singing voice, Marni Nixon. The film won eight Academy Awards, including Best Picture.
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Desperate to save their marriage, one couple convinces three other couples to go in on a group rate price for an island retreat designed for troubled unions. But the "mandatory therapy" brews up nothing but trouble for everyone. Vince Vaughn, Jon Favreau, Jason Bateman, Kristen Bell, Kristin Davis and Faizon Love star in this comedy penned by Favreau. Peter Billingsley, who played Ralphie in A Christmas Story, directs.
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Kathryn Bigelow directs this gripping drama (winner of the Best Picture Oscar) following one of the U.S. Army's elite EOD (explosive ordnance disposal) teams operating in the ferocious war zone of Iraq. As the squad identifies and dismantles improvised explosive devices and other bombs, they must also contend with the frayed nerves and internal conflicts that arise from living in constant peril. Jeremy Renner, Anthony Mackie, Ralph Fiennes, David Morse and Guy Pearce star.
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When three friends (Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis and Bradley Cooper) finally come to after a raucous night of bachelor-party revelry, they find a baby in the closet and a tiger in the bathroom. But they can't seem to locate their best friend, Doug (Justin Bartha) -- who's supposed to be tying the knot. Launching a frantic search for Doug, the trio perseveres through a nasty hangover to try to make it to the church on time in this Golden Globe winner for Best Comedy.
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A group of outcasts from California's Venice Beach change the face of skateboarding forever in this 1970s tale based on a true story, written by "Skateboard Godfather" Stacy Peralta, one of the competitive skaters portrayed in the film. Known as the Z-Boys, the radical riders invent a brazen style of skating and deal with heartache when the sport they live for turns into big business. Heath Ledger, Emile Hirsch and Rebecca De Mornay co-star.
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As he nears the end of a lonely three-year stint on the moon base Sarang, astronaut Sam Bell (Sam Rockwell) begins to hear and see strange things. It's not long before Sam suspects that his employer -- the conglomerate LUNAR -- has other plans for him. Featuring Kevin Spacey as the voice of a robot, this sci-fi thriller also stars Matt Berry and Kaya Scodelario. The film was an official selection at the Sundance Film Festival.
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Dutiful daughter Wil (Michelle Krusiec) sidesteps her mother's (Joan Chen) attempts to marry her off in Alice Wu's romantic comedy. At 28, Wil's the old maid of her traditional Chinese family, so there's no way she can tell them about her budding lesbian romance with Vivian (Lynn Chen). But her widowed mom has her own problems, as she learns she's pregnant at 48. Kicked out by her disapproving father, she seeks refuge at Wil's place.
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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 this pitch-black comedy, recent college grad Heck Prigusivac (Jonathan Tucker) takes a job as executioner at the same prison where his estranged brother Chick (Jeremy Renner) resides on death row. Family bonds put a strain on the young executioner, and life gets even more complicated when Heck falls in love with another death row inmate -- his brother's ex-girlfriend (Ginnifer Goodwin). Christine Ebersole and Michael Fairman co-star.
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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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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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Charles Dickens's beloved story The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby is the inspiration for this drama set in 1800s England. Life hands Nicholas Nickleby (Charlie Hunnam) a difficult hand when his father dies and Nicholas, his sister and his mother, now penniless, are forced to seek help from his twisted Uncle Ralph (Christopher Plummer), who only wants to tear the family apart. Nathan Lane and Jim Broadbent also star.
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After marrying her high school sweetheart (Paul Rudd), Pricilla Chase (Parker Posey) created the perfect life for herself. But she seems to have left something out -- her orgasm. Now, with her husband off exploring his manhood by trying to get in bed with a college coed (Mischa Barton), Priscilla's left to discover how to pleasure herself. Danny DeVito and Liza Minnelli round out an all-star ensemble cast.
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Thirtysomething couple Michael (Zach Braff) and Jenna (Jacinda Barrett) grapple with parenthood and other life-changing events in this coming-of-age ensemble drama, a remake of Italian director Gabriele Muccino's film L'Ultimo Bacio. Instead of pushing him toward the altar, Jenna's impending pregnancy has only made Michael feel more trapped. So when he meets flirtatious college student Kim (Rachel Bilson), he's tempted to stray.
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Patrick Stewart provides the voice of "the Raven" in this BBC production that brings to life Hans Christian Andersen's dark fairy tale through a magical blend of live action, animation, music and song. As young Gerda (Sydney White) searches for her best friend, who's been abducted by the Snow Queen (Tiffany Amber Knight), she enters a magical landscape that includes talking flowers, helpful critters and mythical figures.
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This epic actioner tells the story of Xiaoyan (Ping Chin), a young woman determined to seek vengeance on the thieves who stole her father's coveted sword, crippling him in the process. But her quest may be derailed when she runs across her long-lost mother, whose treachery played a hand in the crime. This martial arts melodrama of family secrets and flying swords was written and directed by Shaw Brothers filmmaker Meng Hua Ho.
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Mary (Keisha Castle-Hughes) and Joseph (Oscar Isaac) make the hard journey to Bethlehem for a blessed event in this meticulously researched and visually lush adaptation of the biblical tale of the Nativity from director Catherine Hardwicke (Thirteen). The film follows the pair on their arduous path to their arrival in a small village, where they find shelter in an innkeeper's stable and deliver baby Jesus to the world.
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From director Gregory Jacobs and executive producers George Clooney and Steven Soderbergh comes this chilling highway horror flick starring Ashton Holmes, Emily Blunt and Martin Donovan. While driving home for Christmas break, two college students find their vehicle broken down on a deserted road where the souls of all who have perished there return to haunt them.
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College baseball star Doug Gordon's (Patrick McGaw) dream life turns into a nightmare when he makes the serious mistake of engaging in a steamy sexual liaison with mysterious beauty Melissa Nelson (Molly Ringwald). When he returns to his loyal girlfriend, Laura (Sarah Lassez), the psychologically unhinged Melissa doesn't cope well with rejection -- and soon, she turns her vengeful eye on Laura in this tense thriller.
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A rebellious vampire named Edgar (Leo Gregory) begins feasting on flu victims in this sci-fi horror film set in an alternate world where vampires live peacefully among people. But the Church has sent Silus (Dougray Scott) to capture Edgar and uncover his chilling secrets. Saffron Burrows co-stars as the police chief who helps Silus hunt down the bloodsucker in Nuovo Zelandia, an alternate dimension of 1960s New Zealand.
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A group of hormonal teeny-boppers turn a creepy old house into party central and unknowingly unleash an ancient demon that chooses, uh, very Bloody Marys as his drink of choice! All the old reliable stereotypes are represented in this ghoulish blood-fest: the arrogant ex-boyfriend, the hero, the jerky new love interest. … Alas, most of them become fodder for the demon. It's his night, after all!
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At first, Shirley's idea to throw a party for her schoolmates at a rumored-to-be-haunted house seems like a killer idea. But their antics anger their unseen hostess, who unleashes an army of teenage demons with orders to hunt them down. Zoe Trilling, Amelia Kinkade and Christine Taylor (The Brady Bunch Movie, Zoolander and Dodgeball) co-star in this direct-to-video sequel to the 1988 gore fest Night of the Demons.
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Paul Weston (Henry Thomas) and his crew have the perfect jewel heist planned. Every detail has been organized, every contingency prepared for, except one: Roger Hargitay (David Boreanaz) and his team have the same plan. On one fateful night, the perfect robbery spins out of control as both gangs fight for a single goal. Vera Farmiga, Bruce Dern, Nick Lachey and Gary Busey co-star in this explosive caper.
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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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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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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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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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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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Nominated for six Oscars, this edge-of-your-seat dramatic triumph follows the trials of a German U-boat crew during World War II. Upon its restored re-release in 1997, an hour was added to the original film, which further augmented its impact. It also played as a six-hour German miniseries. In all its forms, the realistic and gripping battle scenes and palpable human struggle make Das Boot a critical hit.
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Sean Penn directs this drama based the best-selling true account of a young man who gives up everything -- including his trust fund and ties to a seemingly stable family -- to lead a solitary life in the wild. Eschewing convention to trek across Alaska's harsh and often unforgiving terrain, Christopher McCandless (Emile Hirsch) resolves to live off the land. But along the way, he encounters emotional obstacles and unexpected hardship.
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Mel Brooks's comic genius is unleashed in spades in this episodic spoof of history's seminal moments (narrated by Orson Welles), which begins with a brilliant send-up of the cinematic classic 2001: A Space Odyssey. Brooks goes on to lampoon the Stone Age, the Roman Empire, the Spanish Inquisition and ends with a clever takeoff on the French Revolution. The all-star-cast includes Gregory Hines, Madeleine Kahn, Dom DeLuise and Harvey Korman.
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When a book on Lenny Bruce falls into the right young, disaffected, youthful hands, the FCC has its work cut out for it. Christian Slater plays a quiet high school student whose alter ego "Hard Harry" cries injustice and spins punk and rap records from his basement at night for a growing fan base who finds his radio frequency. When the ultra-conservative school administration starts swinging, Hard Harry's fans rally, and Slater gets the girl.
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On a scorching day in Manhattan, the denizens of a tumbledown tenement on Mulberry Street grouse about the heat, but as night falls, they find themselves battling a horde of mutants turning powerless New Yorkers into a bloodthirsty new species. A mysterious virus creates pandemonium as it spreads through the Big Apple in this eerie creature feature that gives new meaning to the term rat race. Nick Damici, Kim Blair and Bo Corre star.
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Navy engineer Jake Holman (Steve McQueen) finds himself surrounded by conflict when, during the Chinese revolution of the 1920s, he's assigned to an American gunboat in the Yangtze River. His cynical and antagonistic personality has ensured his status as a loner, and the political situation creates more questions than answers. This epic and romantic drama from The Sound of Music director Robert Wise earned multiple Oscar nominations.
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A blockbuster hit in its native Canada, this action comedy shows what happens when two cops with opposing ideologies -- an English-speaking officer from Toronto and a French-speaking one from Montreal -- are forced to work together to solve a crime. The duo's investigation of a demented serial killer stalking the Ontario-Quebec border coupled with their vastly different approaches to the law make for a unique brand of thriller.
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When her husband (Ted Danson) loses his high-paying job, well-off Bridget Cardigan (Diane Keaton) joins the janitorial staff of the Federal Reserve Bank and conspires with two fellow employees (Katie Holmes and Queen Latifah) to pilfer old money that's scheduled to be destroyed. It seems like a simple plan … but, of course, it's never that simple. Director Callie Khouri's comic caper is based on a true story.
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A visit to a natural history museum proves catastrophic for high school rivals Nell (Samaire Armstrong), the overachiever, and Woody (Kevin Zegers), the jock, when an ancient Aztec statue casts a spell that causes them to switch bodies. Now, the pair is forced to experience life from a different perspective and see exactly what it's like to walk in the other's shoes. Sharon Osbourne co-stars in this charming comedy from director Nick Hurran.
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Shaolin warrior Tung Chien-chen (Meng Lo) is injured in battle against the hated Wu Tang clan, and nursed back to health by a knife-throwing master. As he recovers, Tung learns this deadly art, and also falls in love with his teacher's daughter. But when a Wu Tang attack disrupts the young lovers' wedding, Tung must put his new skill to use as he seeks revenge, in this martial arts classic from director Cheh Chang.
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College-bound Rachel (Raven-Symoné) finds her tour of prospective schools taking a detour when her overprotective father (Martin Lawrence) insists on coming along. Faced with a string of misadventures, will the pair grow closer together -- or end up killing each other? Flat tires, parachuting and hitching a ride with an alarmingly cheerful motorist (Donny Osmond) are all part of the equation in this uproarious Disney comedy.
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The beautiful swordswoman Yen Lai (Pei-Pei Cheng of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon) must track down the five Kao brothers and convince them to band together to face the dangerous thugs who have taken control of Teng Lung Manor, in this martial arts classic from Shaw Brothers studios. The brothers are all skilled fighters, but eventually realize that it will require teamwork if they hope to defeat the villains and avenge their father's murder.
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When a quick-tempered teenager (Sean Faris) moves to a new town and faces the challenges of attending a new high school, he seeks solace in an underground fight club, where he's taken under the wing of a mixed martial arts expert. Djimon Hounsou also stars in this high-performance action pic that employs nonstop tension, inspiring training sequences, gripping fight scenes and a pulsing soundtrack.
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Director Willard Carroll's romantic comedy stars Ali Larter as prickly American actress Marigold Lexton, who gets stranded in India when her luggage is lost and her picture is shelved. She literally lands on her feet, though, after accepting a part in a Bollywood musical -- the only problem is, Marigold can't dance. But the film's choreographer (Salman Khan) soon transforms her into a hoofer … while teaching her a few other lessons along the way.
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Businessman Matthew Barnes (Mike Binder) is wrapping up an important merger between his firm and another conglomerate. But an embittered employee in his firm, John Gissing (Alan Rickman), feels he should have been the one to get Matthew's job and sets his sights on sabotage. What unfolds is a comically twisted plan to bring down his rival. Janeane Garofalo co-stars in this sharp satire of corporate culture.
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After she's told that cancer will end her life within months, Anna Carter decides to make her final days count by hunting down criminals who have managed to escape justice -- until now. Herself a victim of a heinous, decades-old crime that left the rest of her family dead, Anna now races to somehow right the wrong done to her loved ones before death comes knocking for her. James Seale directs this action-thriller starring Kristine Blackport.
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In the wake of a tragic accident, the body of 16-year-old Samantha Marris (Olivia Thirlby) serves as a resting place for her dead mother's lingering spirit (Lili Taylor), drastically shifting the dynamic between the teen girl and her still-grieving father (David Duchovny). Swiss-born director Vincent Perez makes his English-language debut with this supernatural drama based on the Japanese film Himitsu.
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When her gruff demeanor costs her yet another nanny position, desperate Guinevere Pettigrew (Frances McDormand) wangles a job as the assistant of an aspiring American actress (Amy Adams) and soon gets swept up in a dizzying world of glamour and high society. Ciarán Hinds, Lee Pace, Shirley Henderson and Mark Strong also star in this charming 1930s-era comedy based on Winifred Watson's best-selling novel.
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After committing a violent crime, Dale (Teresa Palmer) and Ron (Travis Fimmel) take refuge in an abandoned old house in the country, only to discover it's not empty after all. Stumbling on agoraphobic Andrew (Stephen Moyer), they take him hostage -- possibly their worst mistake. The young criminals soon realize they may not be the ones in charge, as Andrew draws them into his perverse and brutal games in this tense psychological thriller.
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When it comes to setting goals for himself, 19-year-old Andy Venable (Phillip Vaden) is pretty laid back. But he's determined to get his ailing Catholic mother (Julie Hagerty) a face-to-face meeting with the pope before she dies. In the process of tracking him down, Andy meets a pretty girl (Marnette Patterson), catches the eye of Broadway producers and somehow manages to find a life of his own. Stephen Tobolowsky co-stars.
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Grieving U.S. ambassador Robert Thorn (Liev Schreiber) brings home another baby to soften the blow when his wife, Katherine (Julia Stiles), loses their first child during labor. But as young Damien (Seamus Davey-Fitzpatrick) grows up, horrific things begin to happen as his devilish lineage asserts itself. Mia Farrow, David Thewlis and Pete Postlethwaite round out the cast in this chilling remake of the 1976 horror classic.
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Pitka (Mike Myers), an American raised by gurus on an Indian ashram, returns to his native soil to make a name for himself as a spiritual guide, where he's promptly challenged to settle a rivalry between two pro hockey players (Justin Timberlake and Romany Malco). With one of the player's marriages -- as well as the Stanley Cup -- at stake, Pitka must call upon his healing skills to mend the rift before time runs out.
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Undercover FBI agent Jimmy Vaughn (Cole Hauser) is put to the ultimate test when he's ordered by a notorious crime boss to interrogate and torture a mob accountant (Laurence Fishburne) accused of stealing millions of dollars in dirty money. Nolan Lebovitz writes and directs this nail-biting thriller that features a stellar supporting cast, including James Cromwell, James Denton, Kevin James, Jon Cryer and Emmanuelle Chriqui.
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This parody of the original "OSS 117" series of the mid-20th century follows OSS agent 117 (Jean Dujardin) as he is sent to investigate the disappearance of fellow agent Jack Jefferson (Philippe Lefebvre), along with a Russian cargo ship, from Cairo. While on his mission, OSS 117 becomes entangled in a web of international espionage involving French, Russian, Egyptian, Belgian and neo-Nazi representatives, while also juggling multiple romances.
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In Paul Verhoeven's landmark sci-fi thriller, the monolithic corporation controlling a futuristic, crime-riddled Detroit transforms a dead cop (Peter Weller) into a cybernetic law-enforcement unit called RoboCop -- and soon the streets are safe. But as Robo cleans up the city, he seeks to avenge his death, and uncovers a conspiracy stretching from the back alleys to the boardroom of the company that reengineered him.
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The sequel to 1987's sci-fi blockbuster brings back "The Future of Law Enforcement," RoboCop (Peter Weller), to face his greatest challenge ever. This time around, the half-human, half-machine police officer is out to rid Detroit of the deadly new designer drug Nuke. But his worries don't end there; seems the evil corporate empire that created RoboCop intends to develop a larger and more powerful version to replace the original.
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Robert Burke dons the cyber-borg suit and becomes the law-abiding crime-fighter in this action thriller, the third of the series. Omni Consumer Products has taken a livable community and run it into the ground so they can raze it and construct the expensive Delta City. Unwilling to let go of their homes, the community's residents hope that Robocop will appear once again to save them from the greedy corporate behemoth before it's too late.
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Filled with geekdom and gore, this tongue-in-cheek, teen creature feature centers on a high school prom at which the living dead await a crowd of unsuspecting students. Unfortunately for the promgoers, the only ones who can save them from zombiehood are the losers who couldn't even get a prom date in the first place. Can the vastly different cliques band together long enough to defeat the living dead? Jared Kusnitz and Greyson Chadwick star.
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When American pacifist Leopold Kessler (Jean-Marc Barr) journeys to post-World War II Germany, he lands a job as a sleeping-car conductor on the nightmarish Europa railway line, where he discovers a group of partisans violently resisting the Allied occupation. Though he steadfastly remains neutral, before long, his lover (Barbara Sukowa) reveals a secret that forces to him make a stand. Lars von Trier directs this surrealistic thriller.
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DEA agent Tad Gruzsa (Laurence Fishburne) offers jailed ex-Marine Tim Kearney (Paul Walker) a way out of his prison sentence: impersonate legendary surfer-dealer Bobby Z in a hostage switch with a Mexican drug lord. Kearney takes the bait, but the plan quickly goes awry. Soon, Kearney finds himself on the run -- with Bobby's 6-year-old son in tow. This fast-paced action thriller also stars Olivia Wilde and mixed martial arts champ Chuck Liddell.
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To clear their names, a squad of Navy SEALs heads to South America to rescue a hostage but must hole up inside enemy territory when their mission goes wrong. The only way to escape is to fight their way out -- but launching an offensive against Colombian Special Forces won't be easy. Helmed by Tim Matheson, this direct-to-video action adventure stars Joe Manganiello, Keith David, Channon Roe and Steven Bauer.
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Forced to find a new career after losing his beloved restaurant, 38-year-old chef Clay Maguire (D.B. Sweeney) starts applying for entry-level corporate positions -- and soon realizes he's considered unemployable. As he meets others in the same boat, including aging engineer Bob (Steve Ryan) and former Peace Corps worker Liz (Missi Pyle), they support each other through various failed interviews. Taylor Negron co-stars in this entertaining comedy.
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Oscar winners Robert De Niro and Al Pacino drive this taut thriller as New York City detectives tasked with investigating a rash of vigilante killings that are linked to an old case, suggesting they might have put an innocent man behind bars. John Leguizamo, Carla Gugino, Brian Dennehy, Donnie Wahlberg and rapper-turned-actor 50 Cent also star in director Jon Avnet's crime drama, penned by Russel Gerwitz (Inside Man).
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John Wayne hangs up his spurs to star as a bachelor ex-boxer in this well-loved classic. Back in his native Ireland, the Duke's thoughts turn to domestic tranquility after courting Maureen O'Hara, but her brother (Victor McLaglen) may need to have some common sense knocked into him -- literally -- before the deal is done. The film won two Academy Awards, including Best Director (John Ford).
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When a naïve inventor (Campbell Scott) develops "The Process," a top-secret program guaranteed to make billions for his company, the wolves come out to fleece him in this cunning mystery with a masterful sleight of hand from writer-director David Mamet. Powerful performances by Ben Gazarra and Steve Martin -- in addition to plenty of surprises and stings -- permeate this twisty and suspenseful con flick.
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Soon after losing her job, a young, beautiful Thai woman named Tum (Lalita Panyopas) finds a noodle box stuffed full of money on her doorstep and decides to keep the loot ... but not without dire consequences. Tum soon finds herself in the center of a bewildering, comical, high-stakes caper that involves Thai boxing gangsters, corrupt businessmen and incompetent police. Can she outwit them all and still be in the money?
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Energy exec Jimmy Stevens (Frank Langella) blows the whistle on his firm's shady deals, putting his own life in danger. Jimmy anonymously calls detective Frank Turlotte (Elliott Gould) and hires him to tail the would-be assassin -- a man named Jimmy Stevens. Past and present collide in Richard Ledes's neo-noir thriller as Jimmy and Frank's lives become increasingly entangled. Laura Harring co-stars as Jimmy's on-and-off girlfriend.
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In a jealous rage, Texas tavern owner Julian Marty (Dan Hedaya) hires unscrupulous private detective Loren Visser (M. Emmet Walsh) to not only tail Marty's two-timing spouse (Frances McDormand, in her big-screen debut) but also murder her and her paramour (John Getz). But events take a surprising turn when the gumshoe double-crosses his client. Joel Coen directs this stylish shocker co-written with brother Ethan Coen.
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Jennifer Aniston, Drew Barrymore and Scarlett Johansson lead an all-star ensemble cast of characters dealing with the pitfalls of love and human interaction in this big-screen adaptation of Greg Behrendt's best-selling book. Set in Baltimore, director Ken Kwapis's film moves swiftly between a host of storylines brought to life by a stellar lineup of actors that also includes Jennifer Connelly, Ben Affleck, Ginnifer Goodwin and Justin Long.
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This disc includes the following episodes: "Fifth Night: The World of Thunder," "Sixth Night: The World of Gleaming Light" and "Seventh Night: The World of Endless Adventures."
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Determined to live "a life less ordinary," Robert (Ewan McGregor), a down-and-out janitor, kidnaps narcissistic heiress Celine (Cameron Diaz) in hopes of pulling in a big ransom. Unfortunately for Robert, Celine embraces her life as a captive and enjoys Robert's bungling attempt at retrieving a payoff. Add two angels (Delroy Lindo and Holly Hunter) who try to make Robert and Celine fall in love, and the situation becomes extraordinary.
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Years after adopting a baby, a happily married family man becomes obsessed with learning about the child's birth mother, only to discover she is a high-priced call girl in this superior late-career effort from writer, director and star Woody Allen. The comedy also stars Mira Sorvino, who won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her memorable turn as the object of Allen's infatuation, while Allen's tart screenplay also earned Academy Award honors.
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This prequel to National Lampoon's cult hit Van Wilder takes us to the beginning of young Van's (Jonathan Bennett) college career and reveals how the charismatic slacker became the indomitable party animal we've come to know and love. Shocked by the conservative environment of his new school, Van sets out to liberate the student body from the iron fist of the domineering Coolidge College dean (Kurt Fuller).
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Equal parts film noir and comic book, this stylized tale follows Frank (Frank Krueger), a hit man hired by a Mafia kingpin called "the Man" (Chad Everett). It turns out the Man is dying, and he wants Frank to assassinate both him and his girlfriend, "the Woman" (Sarah Thompson). But Frank's discovery that the Woman is an old flame brings a new element to the job. David Carradine, Charles Durning and Michael Madsen co-star.
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This disc includes the following episodes (1-4): "The Boy in the Iceberg," "The Avatar Returns," "The Southern Air Temple" and "The Warriors of Kyoshi."
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This disc includes the following episodes (5-8): "The King of Omashu," "Imprisoned," "Winter Solstice: Part 1: The Spirit World" and "Winter Solstice: Part 2: Avatar Roku."
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This disc includes the following episodes (9-12): "The Waterbending Scroll," "Jet," "The Great Divide" and "The Storm."
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This disc includes the following episodes (13-16): "The Blue Spirit," "The Fortune Teller," "Bato of the Water Tribe" and "The Deserter."
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This disc includes the following episodes (17-20): "The Northern Air Temple," "The Waterbending Master," "The Siege of the North: Part 1" and "The Siege of the North: Part 2."
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This true-life drama tells the poignant tale of Los Angeles newspaper reporter Steve Lopez (Robert Downey Jr.), who discovers brilliant street musician Nathaniel Ayers (Jamie Foxx), and the unique friendship that transforms both their lives. In helping his new friend deal with his demons, Steve ends up battling with his own. Joe Wright directs this inspiring drama based on the bestselling book by the real Lopez.
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When Earth loses contact with the planet that's housing its prisoners, the folks back home start to worry. Fearing an inmate revolt, a Marine crew races to the planet to gain control -- but from whom? The Marines soon learn that it's not the prisoners they need to fear but the slobbering alien that's killing them off. Now, prisoners and Marines must band together to survive in this sci-fi romp starring Rebecca Kush and Steve Deighan.
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On the eve of the summer solstice celebration, residents of the Alaskan town Beaver Mills are gripped with fear when they discover that the season's 24-hour sun has unleashed a monstrous dragon that heretofore had been trapped in ice for decades. Adding insult to injury, the townsfolk soon learn that they're going to be forced to contend with more than one dragon when they unearth a nest of giant eggs. Nick Chinlund and Barry Corbin star.
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To escape his responsibilities, Alby (Matt McGrath) embarks on a life-changing trek through Central Florida with his childhood friend, Elias (Judah Friedlander), to Diggityland, the theme park they loved as kids. On the way, ragtag characters show them the importance of moving on. Their journey takes an unexpected turn thanks to a whacky mermaid (Deborah Harry), a bitter ex-theme-park worker (Alan Cumming) and a clown bartender (Amy Sedaris).
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From the studio synonymous with good taste, the Asylum, comes this raunchy comedy about two wannabe Don Juans who have no luck with the ladies. That is, until the pair happens upon a stash of pot that the honeys find an irresistible turn-on. If breast-baring babes and killer weed are among your interests, then this sex- and smoke-filled romp is the film for you. Rollin Perry and Seth Adam Cassell star.
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After five years behind bars, Isaiah Bone (Michael Jai White) finally has the freedom to do what he wants. And the first thing on his list? Getting revenge for a fallen friend who asked him to take care of his wife and child should anything ever happen to him. Of course, meting out justice -- Bone-style -- will require total and complete immersion in the underground fighting scene. Eamonn Walker and Julian Sands co-star.
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When bookish high school valedictorian Denis Cooverman (Paul Rust) uses his graduation speech to express his adoration for resident hottie Beth Cooper (Hayden Panettiere), he gets the shock of his life when she responds by showing up on his doorstep that very night. Based on the popular novel by Larry Doyle, this charming coming-of-age tale is helmed by director Chris Columbus (Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets).
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Prepare for global swarming. The innocent slacker Cooper (Chris Marquette) begins a new job and shortly enters a mutant nightmare, waking up to find himself trapped inside a gooey cocoon spun by a gigantic mutant insect. After freeing himself, Cooper must find a way to rescue the other people trapped with him and team with them to battle flying, flesh-eating bugs and human hybrid mutants in order to save the planet.
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A U.S. Department of Defense supercomputer known as Colossus develops its own intelligence independent of the machine's programmers, starts sharing classified information with Guardian, its Soviet counterpart, and launches a plan for global domination. A frighteningly believable thriller that was ahead of its time in 1970, the movie stars Susan Clark, Eric Braeden, William Schallert and Georg Stanford Brown.
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Over the years, museum security guards Roger (Christopher Walken), Charles (Morgan Freeman) and George (William H. Macy) each fall in love with a particular work of art in their care. But now, the new curator is shipping out all three works in an overhaul of the museum's collection. Desperate to save their favorite pieces, the men hatch a plan to steal them before they can be shipped away. Marcia Gay Harden co-stars.
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When two fraternity brothers thaw out a corpse from their school clinic, evil slugs from outer space that had been frozen inside the body race across campus, infecting lusty coeds and turning them into flesh-hungry zombies. Now it's up to a chain-smoking former cop (Tom Atkins) to save the whole town from the alien menace. Fred Dekker directs this gleefully campy cult classic that co-stars Jason Lively and Jill Whitlow.
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Fresh off the heels of the Kira case, detective L (Ken'ichi Matsuyama) finds himself on the hunt for a group of bioterrorists that's plotting to release a powerful virus -- 100 times more virulent than Ebola -- on Washington, D.C. With the help of fledgling scientist Maki Nikaido (Mayuko Fukuda) and enigmatic young boy Near (Narushi Fukuda), L races against the clock to find the antidote to the virus and save mankind from catastrophic attack.
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Tatsuya Nakadai dominates the screen in this thrilling and disturbing samurai epic as stoic killer Ryunosuke Tatsue. Brought up by a father to whom the sword was a way of life, the sword is now the only family he recognizes. The film -- which also stars the iconic Toshirô Mifune as Tatsue's fellow swordsman -- delivers unparalleled action and outstanding performances from two of Japan's greatest actors.
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After the murder of Italian physicist Leonardo Vetra, Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon's (Tom Hanks) investigation with Vetra's daughter (Ayelet Zurer) leads to a secret society, the Illuminati, and a quest for the world's most potent -- and deadly -- energy source. Ron Howard directed the crime thriller, which is based on The Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown's novel and co-stars Ewan McGregor and Stellan Skarsgård.
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A cruel conqueror (Sonny Chiba) searches the world for boys who can fulfill a threatening prophecy -- then kills their parents and raises the youngsters as his. Keeping his enemies close, he schools his orphans in the art of world domination. But as two of them (Ekin Cheng and Aaron Kwok) become young men, they rise to challenge their master. Based on the long-running comic book series "Fung Wan: Wind and Cloud."
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This disc includes the following episodes (1-7): "Wolf and Best Clothes," "Wolf and Distant Past," "Wolf and Business Talent," "Wolf and Her Helpless Partner," "Wolf and Lovers' Quarrel," "Wolf and Silent Farewell" and "Wolf and a Tail of Happiness."
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This disc includes the following episodes (8-13): "Wolf and Virtuous Scales," "Wolf and the Shepherd's Lamb," "Wolf and the Swirling Plot," "Wolf and the Biggest Secret Scheme," "Wolf and a Group of Youngsters" and "Wolf and a New Beginning."
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This disc includes the following episodes (1-5): "First Kiss," "Magic Words," "The Place Where It All Started," "Dangerous Boy" and "Beyond the Forest."
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Parking attendant and New York Giants fanatic Paul Aufiero (Patton Oswalt) must reexamine his life after he's beaten up by his favorite player in this comedy written and directed by Robert D. Siegel, a former editor-in-chief of "fake news" paper The Onion. Also starring Kevin Corrigan as Sal, Michael Rapaport as Philadelphia Phil and Marcia Jean Kurtz as Theresa, the film was nominated for the Grand Jury Prize at the 2009 Sundance Film Festival.
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Double-crossed by his corrupt partner and shoved out of the force, tough Los Angeles cop Rolland Sallinger (Steven Seagal) accepts a gig from prosperous New Mexico businessman Connor Wells (Steph DuVall) to be a bodyguard for his beautiful daughter, Nikita (Liezl Carstens). But the seemingly straightforward job is anything but when Nikita is kidnapped by the mob, setting the stage for a daring rescue in this action-packed Seagal vehicle.
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In this outrageously twisted tale of sex and horror, highly excitable Jennifer (Charlee Danielson) and well-endowed Batz (Anthony Sneed) are strangers in search of sexual fulfillment. When they meet, the two discover that they're an explosive match made for lustful perversion. Mutant babies and a deadly dismembered member haunt this sure-to-be cult classic from director Frank Henenlotter (Basket Case, Frankenhooker).
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This disc includes episodes 1-5 of the gripping series, as well as bonus features such as clean opening and closing animation and personnel files.
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This disc includes episodes 6-10 of the gripping series, as well as bonus features such as equipment files and trailers.
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This disc includes episodes 11-14 of the gripping series, as well as bonus features such as an image gallery and trailers.
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This disc includes episodes 15-18 of the gripping series, as well as bonus features such as an image gallery, trailers and an interview.
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This disc includes episodes 19-22, as well as bonus features such as interviews and a trailer.
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This disc includes episodes 23-26, as well as bonus features such as interviews and a trailer.
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With help from her doctor (Alessandro Nivola) and her sister (Parker Posey), blind violinist Sydney (Jessica Alba) learns to see again after undergoing a corneal transplant. But the surgery leaves behind some creepy side effects, including the ability to see supernatural beings. Trouble is, no one believes her, drawing her sanity deeply into question. This thriller is a remake of the Hong Kong spine-tingler of the same name.
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In a world where no one fibs, fiction doesn't exist and people take each other at their literal word, unsuccessful screenwriter Mark (Ricky Gervais) gains fame and fortune -- and maybe the girl of his dreams (Jennifer Garner) -- by saying things that aren't true. Gervais co-writes and co-directs this original comedy that co-stars Rob Lowe. Look for cameos by Tina Fey, Jonah Hill, Louis C.K. and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
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Journalist Bob Wilton (Ewan McGregor) latches onto an unbelievable story in Iraq when he meets Lyn Cassady (George Clooney), a man of mysterious origins who reveals he was a "warrior monk" trained by the U.S. Army to develop psychic powers. Jeff Bridges co-stars as Lyn's mentor, the man who dreamed up the top-secret operation. Kevin Spacey and Rebecca Mader co-star in this Grant Heslov-helmed wild spoof.
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A young psychic named Ashley (Lake Bell) is forced to tell a small lie out of sympathy for her bereaved client, Henry (Paul Rudd), when she fails to make contact with his dead fiancée, Kate (Eva Longoria) -- a restless spirit who was tragically killed on her wedding day. Problems arise when Kate detects that Ashley is beginning to develop real feelings for her grieving ex, prompting her to reach out from beyond the grave and put a stop to it.
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After a lifetime of dreaming of traveling the world, 78-year-old homebody Carl (voiced by Ed Asner) flies away on an unbelievable adventure, with Russell, an 8-year-old Wilderness Explorer (Jordan Nagai), unexpectedly in tow. Together, the unlikely pair embarks on a thrilling odyssey full of jungle beasts and rough terrain. Other voices in the Oscar-winning film include the renowned Christopher Plummer and Pixar stalwart John Ratzenberger.
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British director Bruce Robinson helmed this satirical look at the world of advertising. Richard E. Grant stars as Dennis Bagley, an ad exec who appears to have it all: a big house, a lovely wife, Julia (Rachel Ward), and a flourishing career. But when he hits a dry spell and can't come up with a campaign for a new acne cream, he starts to grow a boil in his neck. Worse yet, it seems to talk. …
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A celebration of the role of food in Japanese culture, acclaimed director Juzo Itami's hit satire was dubbed the first "noodle western" for its delightful parody of American Westerns and Japanese samurai films. Tampopo follows a young widow (Nobuki Miiyamoto) who runs a small noodle restaurant in Tokyo and Goro (Tsutomu Yamazaki), a cowboy hat-wearing truck driver, as they attempt to concoct the perfect bowl of ramen.
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Fleeing the corporate world, a safecracker named Fred (Christopher Lambert) decides to start a new life in the tunnels of the Paris Metro. Once underground, Fred meets a gang of eccentrics who call the subway home. Together, they form a rock band. Meanwhile, Fred is simultaneously seducing and blackmailing the wife (Isabelle Adjani) of his former boss -- the man whose safe he just robbed. Soon, Fred is trying to outrun both sides of the law.
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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 261-263: "Evil Kid Buu!," "End of Earth" and "True Saiyans Fight Alone."
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When even schoolchildren begin to abuse a system on the verge of social collapse, the Japanese government introduces a strict new punishment whereby randomly chosen students are taken to a deserted island and forced to fight each other to the death. Renowned Japanese auteur and actor Takeshi "Beat" Kitano stars in this explosive, violent drama from director Kinji Fukasaku, based on Koushun Takami's novel.
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Nobody can play a killer with a conscience with quite the complex shadings that Chow Yun Fat imbues in this character. In this Hong Kong action thriller, he's stalked by a cynical cop (Danny Lee Sau-Yin), which gives the plot -- focusing on director John Woo's traditional themes of brotherhood and betrayal -- many places to twist and turn and moments to ponder. Highlight: the final shootout in a church amidst many (symbolic) fluttering doves.
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