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Three classic films featuring screen legend Elizabeth Taylor in some of her finest roles. FATHER`S LITTLE DIVIDEND (1951) co-starring Spencer Tracy, THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS (1954) co-starring Van Johnson, and DIVORCE HIS, DIVORCE HERS (1973) co-starring Richard Burton are the titles included. See individual titles for descriptions.
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Based on a true story, THE TRIAL OF OLD DRUM tells the story of 11 year-old Charlie (Bobby Edner) and his best friend Drum, a loyal golden retriever. When Charlie's cranky Uncle Lon (John Schuck) accuses Drum of killing several of the farming community's sheep, it begins a battle between Charlie and Lon which divides the community and goes all the way to court. With Drum's life on the line, Charlie is prepared to do whatever it takes to defend his canine pal. Randy Travis, Scott Bakula, and Ron Perlman co-star.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: TrailerInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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ANTWONE FISHER: The true story of ANTWONE FISHER tracks a remarkable young man on the path to recovery from physical and sexual abuse. Antwone Fisher (Derek Luke) is a young Navy sailor who is on verge of getting booted from the military because of his volatile temper when he is ordered to mandatory sessions with psychiatrist Dr. Jerome Davenport (Denzel Washington). After a few strained sessions, Fisher navigates through difficult memories of his Cleveland childhood, mostly of life with a vicious foster mother (Novella Nelson) who beats him on a regular basis (and refers to him not by name, but by the n-word) and a foster sister who violates him sexually. Fisher and Davenport form a father-son bond (Fisher even adopts the doctor's wife [Salli Richardson] as a kind of surrogate Mom). And eventually he finds the strength to work through his anger and the courage to forge his first romantic relationship with Cheryl (Joy Bryant).Writer Antwone Fisher, making his screenplay debut, achieves an encouraging view of human nature with this story, and first-time director Washington molds it into a film that ranks with GOOD WILL HUNTING and ORDINARY PEOPLE. Washington demonstrates his ease with actors by drumming up rich emotional intimacy, not without naturally humorous and awkward moments. Vivid, painterly images and the yearning melodies of composer Mychael Danna complete the artistry of the film.THE THIN RED LINE: Terrence Malick returns to Hollywood after a two-decade hiatus with this adaptation of the classic WWII novel by James Jones. The story follows the efforts of an army platoon to capture the Japanese-controlled island of Guadalcanal in the Pacific Ocean, which will have a major effect on the outcome of the war. The members of C-for-Charlie Company are all fighting for different reasons: Some to achieve glory, some to fight for democracy, and some simply to remain alive. They spend the quieter moments reflecting upon their existence, searching for m
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A college southern belle and her sorority sisters are living life free from worry, except landing a man. But when she meets an intriguing young man who talks about the impending changes of the south, she knows her life is changing.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital Mono - English Dolby Digital Mono - French Dolby Digital Mono - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Trailers - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer
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This serious-minded, large-scale historical saga casts light on a shadowy corner of American history, the St. Patrick's Brigade in the Mexican-American war of the 1840s. Near the front lines, John Riley (Berenger), a respected Irish-American officer, rebels when several US Army soldiers, fellow immigrants, are brutalized because of their Catholic faith. He goes AWOL with the men, eventually siding with the Mexicans in their fight to hold onto territories that would become the American southwest. It's a tragic tale, recalling the era when Catholics (and Irish ones inparticular) were widely mistrusted and despised by the country's Protestant majority. Still, it's no wonder that the whitewashed, remember-the-Alamo version of American history has persevered in previous dramas; between the factionalized Mexican side, the conflicted Riley and even the war-weary US invaders, it's hard to tell the good guys from the bad guys here, who is fighting who and why, and Riley's romance with a Hispanic hottie muddies the picture even more. Still, ONE MAN'S HERO is worth comparing with another factual epic about a renegade warrior who casts his lotwith another culture - LAWRENCE OF ARABIA.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseWidescreen and Full Screen FormatsCollectible Booklet
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