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An epic chronicle of the battle of Dieppe, an invasion of the French coast in 1942 that led to the loss of more Canadian troops than any other battle in the war. A small group of soldiers bond in training and become friends, as war looms all around them.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case2-Disc SetAdditional Release Material: Archival Interviews with Lord Louis Mountbatten and Major-General Roberts
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Small town girl Sara (Tara Price) arrives in Hollywood with dreams of stardom in her head, but when she meets streetwise artist J.C. (Matthew Grant Godbey), his drug-crazed cohort, David (Luke Perry), and a shady movie producer (Marty Ingels), she pushes herself into a creepy netherworld ever further away from her goals.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Trailers
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Wim Wenders's THE MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL is a well-filmed movie set in a majestic, dilapidated hotel on the outskirts of Hollywood. The opener shows Tom Tom (Jeremy Davies), the eccentric, slightly retarded, skateboard-riding narrator, wandering in slow motion at daybreak on the roof of the hotel, as a hypnotic U2 song completes the moment. The film consists of many of these near-perfect fantasy capsules, strung together by a vague plot--that Agent Skinner (Mel Gibson), a clownish detective, is investigating the supposed murder of an artist named Izzy who was living at the hotel, and who is the son of a millionaire. What Skinner learns immediately is that most of the hotel's residents are, like Tom Tom, mentally disabled and basically harmless. Geronimo (Jimmy Smits) is one of the few hotel occupants who seems capable of committing such a crime, but even he is more entertaining than threatening. Through Skinner's observation of his subjects, viewers witness some delectably sweet events, such as the magical scene in which Tom Tom meets his true love, Eloise (Milla Jovovich) in the stairwell of the hotel. Both the actors and the sets of THE MILLION DOLLAR HOTEL facilitate stunning photography that looks as if it were ripped from the pages of Vogue. The script, based on an idea by Bono, and the score by U2, complete this fashionable picture.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case
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Set among the white beaches and thunderous waves of Hawaii's North Shore, BLUE CRUSH is an adrenaline-drenched surf picture that boasts a star-making performance from Kate Bosworth. Bosworth is Anne Marie, a determined surfer who shares a beachside shack with her best friends Eden (Michelle Rodriguez) and Lena (Sanoe Lake), and younger sister Penny (Mika Boorem). Just days away from the infamous Rip Masters surfing contest, Anne Marie's life is thrown into turmoil. After being fired from her housekeeping job at a luxury resort hotel, she is courted by the hunky NFL quarterback Matt Tollman (Matthew Davis). As she tries to contain the wild emotions that are threatening to overwhelm her, Anne Marie tries to come to terms with a surfing accident from her past that nearly killed her. In order to survive the contest's deadly, crushing waves, Anne Marie must reach deep within herself to find the courage necessary to come out on top. With BLUE CRUSH, director John Stockwell gives the audience what they want: bikinis, music, romance, and surfing. His picture is graced with David Hennings' gorgeous photography, which captures the beauty and the excitement of the immensely popular sport.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Dolby Digital 5.1 - Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1 - French DTS Surround 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Deleted Scenes Audio Commentary - 1. John Stockwell - Director














2. Cast Making-of - 1. FILMING BLUE CRUSH Featurette - 1. ON THE SET OF BLUE CRUSH








2. WIPEOUT!








3. THE WORLD OF SURFING Documentary - 1. THE FEMALE SURFING REVOLUTION Music Video - 1. Lenny Kravitz -If I Could Fall in Love TrailersInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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Keith Carradine is perfectly cast as a performer whose star is fading. His career is rejuvenated by performing a cabaret act. Unfortunately, this is Europe at the dawn of the second World War and the aging performer is now trapped between Nazis and Soviet forces. A relationship with a beautiful young girl (Mia Kershner) who lives near the cabaret is sparked, but the two are only split apart by the fighting. Separated, the performer stops at nothing to be reunited with his love in an epic romantic conclusion. An outstanding supporting cast bring this tragic romance to life, including the Brian Dennehy, Mercedes Ruehl, and Judd Hirsch.
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