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Based on Frances Hodgson Burnett's popular children's book and stage play, THE LITTLE PRINCESS features one of Shirley Temple's most memorable performances and her first Technicolor appearance. Temple stars as Sara Crewe, a little rich girl who is enrolled in a prestigious boarding school while her father goes off to fight in the Boer War in Africa. When Sara receives news of her father's death, the school's ruthless headmistress makes the newly penniless girl a galley slave and forces her to live in a cold, dark garret. Sara, who refuses to accept that her father has died, escapes from the school to search for him, believing that if she can find him, her tragic days of abuse and poverty may be over. The production values in this enthralling riches-to-rags-to-riches Victorian drama are lavish, and the plot and performances are deftly handled by director Walter Lang, but it is of course the irresistibly charming Temple who ensures THE LITTLE PRINCESS a lasting place in the hearts of her fans, film lovers, and children of all ages.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingJewel Case
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Action-thriller double pack starring Michael Douglas (DON'T SAY A WORD) and Richard Gere (UNFAITHFUL).
See individual titles for synopses.DVD Features:Region 12-Disc SetKeep Cases Packaged Back to BackSingle Side - Dual LayerUNFAITHFULRegion 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Digital 5.1 - French Stereo 2.0 - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Adrian Lyne - Director













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2. Editing Featurette Interview - 1. Richard Gere - Star, Diane Lane - Star, Adrian Lyne - Director (by Charlie Rose) Trailer - 1. Original Theatrical Trailer Alternate EndingText/Galleries: Production Notes Photo GalleryDVD Features:DON'T SAY A WORDRegion 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English DTS Stereo - English Dolby Digital Mono - SpanishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Gary Fleder - Director Scene Specific Audio Commentary - 1. Michael Douglas - Star 2. Sean Bean - Star 3.


























Brittany Murphy - Star 4. Oliver Platt - Star 5.


























Famke Jansen - Star Featurette - 1. MAKING OF DON'T SAY A WORD Interview - 1. Gary Fleder - Director 2. The Kopelsons - Producers Screen Tests Trailers - 1. Theatrical Trailers






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Lonely talk show host Michael Williams (Kadeem Hardison) longs for someone to share his life with. When he meets Holly (Lark Voorhees), the sexy daughter of a powerful politician, he thinks he's met his match. But it's going to take some convincing to get Holly to allow love to get in the way of her future. This romantic drama, based on the novel by Carla Fredd, originally aired on the BET Network.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull ScreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishInteractive Features: Intearactive Menus Scene Selection
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Poor Jerry Lundegaard. He's deep in debt. His wealthy father-in-law has no respect for him. He cheats customers at the car dealership where he works. And now he's hired a bumbling duo to kidnap his wife--a plan that goes horribly awry, leading to homicide.Enter Marge Gunderson, one of the most fabulous movie cops in film history. The very-pregnant Marge--played marvelously by Frances McDormand in an Oscar-winning and career-defining performance--just goes about her everyday business, eating (in nearly every scene), talking to the people in the community, and examining bloody corpses as if no day is different from the next. A multiple murder in the small town of Brainerd, Minnesota--home of Paul Bunyan, as the sign claims--seems to have little effect on her. Yet she has an innate cop sense--she is very, very good at her job and determined to solve the case in her offhanded manner.FARGO is yet another offbeat, highly entertaining film from the Coen brothers (BARTON FINK, BLOOD SIMPLE). The film is nearly colorless; instead, director of photography Roger Deakins washes the screen in the blinding white of the snow, occasionally breaking for the drab grays and browns of police uniforms and winter jackets. Carter Burwell's score further enhances the slow, steady pace of this oddly funny and compelling film. The Coens have once again populated their film with a slew of bizarre characters, with outstanding performances delivered by all, particularly the edgy William H. Macy, the quietly luminous McDormand, the nearly psychotic Steve Buscemi, and the oh-so-cold Peter Stormare.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodedInteractive MenusFilm and Cast BiographiesFrench DubbedSpanish Subtitled
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Directed by Walter Matthau`s son, Christopher, LOVE AFTER DEATH is a heartwarming film about an older man finding love again after the death of his wife. The elder Matthau stars as Frank, an elderly widower who has found love again with Florence (Burnett), a vibrant and slightly younger woman. However, when Frank and Florence begin to talk about marriage, Frank`s son Robert (Stamos) has trouble coping.
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