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Two undergraduate college roommates (Rowe, Green--AUSTIN POWERS: The Spy Who Shagged Me) of the elite private university Stonebrook get tangled into a life of crime when they gamble in con games for tuition money. When a detective catches on to their plans, they pair are forced into a life threatening dilemma when they must help the authorities incriminate the mob. Byron Thompson's directorial debut.DVD Features:Region 1 Encoding
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Watch how each of the six wives of King Henry the VIII either politically wiled their way to get what they wanted or were either beheaded, died in childbirth or were sent away to be exiled. This series, re-enacted at some historically accurate Tudor mansions portrays the six women who changed history in a race to bequeath an heir.DVD Features:Region 1Boxed SetFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene AccessText/Photo Galleries: Biography of Henry VIII
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A young man deals with the stress of watching the woman of his dreams marry his best friend in this emotional and erotically charged drama.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Materials: Featurette - 1. Behind-the ScenesInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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In John G. Avildsen's ROCKY V, times are different for boxing champion Rocky Balboa (Sylvester Stallone). A lifetime of taking shots has terminated his career, and a crooked accountant has left him bankrupt. In this final chapter of the ROCKY series, the Balboa family is forced to return to their gritty beginnings in the old neighborhood, attempting to start their lives anew. Life in Philadelphia means a lot of adjustment for the once-wealthy Balboa family--Adrian (Talia Shire) has to return to her job at the pet store, Rocky Jr. (Sage Stallone) struggles to endure a punishingly tough high school, and Rocky is forced to face that his championship career is finally over. Soon, though, Rocky returns to what he knows best--boxing. He becomes a manager for Tommy Gunn (Tommy Morrison), an up-and-coming boxer, teaching him all of the tricks of the trade. Inspired by the memory of his own trainer, Mickey (Burgess Meredith), Rocky is able to find glory in training. However, Tommy leaves his tutelage for George W. Duke (Richard Gant), a flashy Don King-like promoter, and Rocky's rage and sense of betrayal inspire him to fight one final grudge match. Young Tommy and Rocky duke it out in a bloody streetfight that recalls the brutal glory and hard-knocks finale of the original ROCKY.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85
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In a quiet suburb, Paul Gold (Joshua Jackson) lies in a coma. His mother, Esther (Glenn Close), dutifully cares for him, growing ever distant from her husband and her teenage daughter, Julie (Jessica Campbell). Julie enters Esther in a contest of endurance as a means of bringing them closer together. Unbeknownst to his wife, the Gold's neighbor, Jim Train (Dermot Mulroney), has quit his job without telling his wife. Needing a purpose, he becomes Esther's cheerleader. Meanwhile, the Trains' neighbor, Helen (Mary Kay Place), tries various products in hopes that they will keep her youthful while her friend Annette (Patricia Clarkson)--who was involved with Paul--weathers a messy divorce and raises two kids. At the same time, Paul's bandmate, handyman Randy (Timothy Olyphant), deals with personal loss in his own self-destructive way.Director Rose Troche has skillfully taken the characters from several stories by A.M. Homes (from the book of the same title) and condensed them into one universe, allowing them to interact with each other. Taking a detour from the usual independent film route of ridiculing suburbia, Troche treats the characters with respect, even when their behavior is reprehensible or their actions take the film into the realm of the darkly comic. Universally solid performances, especially from Close and Mulroney, emphasize the point that, contrary to popular belief, suburbia is not always lacking heart and soul.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreen - 2.35Audio: Stereo Surround - English
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