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A heartwarming Christmas tale about a poverty-stricken family that lives with such daily troubles as an ailing mother. Whitey, the son of the family, and his best friend Jerry set out on a determined trek to find a present for Whitey's 4-year-old sister who is awe of angels in story books. Their mission is to find an angel doll. The story all comes together, ending with a warm holiday message.DVD Features:Region (Unknown)Keep CaseSingle Side - Single LayerFull Frame - 1.33
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A high school wrestler falls head-over- heels in love with a beautiful artist.
Madonna makes a brief appearance during which she sings her hits, Crazy For You, and Gambler.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep Case
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Billy Wilder's masterpiece, a corrosive black comedy that remains the most memorable assault on the emptiness and vanity of the movie business, it stars William Holden as young, down-and-out screenwriter Joe Gillis. Narrated in flashbacks by the now-deceased scribe, the film unwinds the series of events that left him lying face down in a pool. Unable to sell his most recent chef-d'oeuvre, and in hock up to his eyeballs, Joe stashes his car in the driveway of what appears to be an abandoned mansion on Sunset Boulevard, while trying to elude some persistent repo men. Closer inspection reveals the decrepit property to be inhabited by grandiose former silent movie goddess Norma Desmond (Gloria Swanson), and her zombie-like manservant Max (Erich von Stroheim). Upon hearing that he's a writer, the lonely but still wealthy woman offers to pay him generously to stay at the house and work on her'comeback' script on the life of Salome.
Although spooked by the people and the surroundings, in desperate straits, Joe takes the job, little suspecting the madness of the netherworld he's entered.
Wilder's merciless portrait of the dangers of a profession that trades in fantasy, cagily couples the cynical amorality of the never-was with the near-psychotic narcissism of the has-been to reveal the vacuity of wealth and the transience of fame.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull ScreenAudio: Dolby Digital Mono - English Dolby Digital Mono - FrenchAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Ed Sikov - Author of ON SUNSET BOULEVARD: THE LIFE
AND TIMES OF BILLY WILDER Trailer - 1. Theatrical Featurettes - 1. EDITH HEAD - THE PARAMOUNT YEARS









2. THE MUSIC OF SUNSET BOULEVARD









3. Making OfInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene SelectionText/Photo Galleries: Hollywood Location Map Photo Galleries Morgue Prologue Script Pages
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An aggressive chase and a stray bullet nearly ends the career of undercover narcotics agent Nick Tellis (Jason Patrick) whose job is tearing apart his life and his family. Tellis dreams of working a less stressful desk job, and he knows that a conviction in an upcoming case will land him the job. So he accepts an assignment assisting the overlong investigation of a slain officer, hoping it will be his last experience of street work. Tellis is partnered with Lt. Henry Oak (Ray Liotta) whose unorthodox methods are part of the reason the case is still unsolved.Strict attention to police procedure and cop lingo lift writer-director Joe Carnahan's (BLOOD, GUTS, BULLETS AND OCTANE) gritty, violent film above the cliches of the typical police thriller. NARC is fueled by impassioned performances from leads Patrick, a wary officer who seeks the truth as a means to his own psychological redemption; and Liotta (who also produced), as a broken cop with sadistic, rule-breaking tendencies. The film's grimy immediacy is to the credit of cinematographer Alex Nepomniaschy.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Joe Carnahan - Writer/Director, John Gilroy - Editor Trailer - 1. Theatrical Featurettes - 1. MAKING THE DEAL









2. SHOOTING UP









3. THE VISUAL TRIP









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A dramatic portrayal of the everyday trials and tribulations that arise on the hometown streets of the Cash Money Millionaires record label, New Orleans, Louisiana. Starring Big Tymer Bryan Baby Williams, Ronald Slim Williams, Juvenile, B.G., Lil' Wayne, Turk, and Big Tymer Mannie Fresh with cameos by comedians A.J. Johnson (FRIDAY) and T.K. Kirkland. Plus, BALLER BLOCKIN contains many of the label's biggest hits. The premier release from the new Cash Money Films production company.Tracks:1. Guerilla - Juveline2. Big Ballen - Big Tymers3. What You Want To Do - Lil' Wayne4. F*** Tha World - Lil' Wayne5. Ridin
- Hot Boys6. Silent - B.G.7. Not Like Me - Lil' Wayne8. Tha Block Is Hot - Lil' Wayne9. HA (Remix) - Juveline10. Neighbourhood Superstar - Hot Boys11. Ghetto Children - Juvenile12. Respect Us - Lil' Wayne13. Bout Whatever - Hot Boys14. Get Your Roll On - Big Tymers15. Bling Bling - B.G.16. I Got That Fire - Juvenile17. Cash Money Is An Army - B.G.18. I Need A Hot Girl - Hot Boys19. Drop It Like It's Hot
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