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When four preteen kids discover a hidden mine shaft, it transports them back in time to the Old West. There, they encounter all sorts of danger and adventure in their pursuit of a lost treasure--a treasure which their greedy school principal is also trying to get his hands on!DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameAudio: Dolby Digital Stereo - English
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This collection contains some of Hollywood's most grizzled leading men pulling off some of the movies' most dangerous capers. Features included are HIGH RISK (1981;PG), THE MASTER TOUCH (1972);PG), THE GREAT ST. LOUIS BANK ROBBERY (1959;NR), and THE SQUEEZE (1980;R). See individual titles for further details.Note: Four Features Included on One DiscDVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Interactive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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With THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW, director Roland Emmerich (INDEPENDENCE DAY, GODZILLA) trades evil aliens and radioactive lizards in for some seriously bad weather. When a radical change in the temperature of the world's oceans causes deadly storms and sets a new Ice Age in motion, climatologist Jack Hall (Dennis Quaid) must race from Washington D.C. to save his son, Sam (Jake Gyllenhaal), in the subzero climes of New York City. Elsewhere, tornadoes and hail menace the globe, leading to international disasters on an extraordinary level.INDEPENDENCE DAY: With a $71 million budget and mind-blowing special effects, INDEPENDENCE DAY is a grand, high-tech throwback to such films of the 1950s as THE DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL and WAR OF THE WORLDS. Here, aliens, in numerous gargantuan spaceships, arrive without warning and hover over the world's most important cities, creating global panic. The nasty visitors use death rays to blow New York, Washington D.C, and Los Angeles to smithereens. A handful of plucky Americans, including the Clinton-esque President, a gung-ho fighter pilot and a computer geek named David, attempt to devise a strategy against the invaders. On July 4th, their risky plan is put into effect, as dozens of fighter pilots (including the President) wage an assault on the spaceships. However, their success (and the fate of the world) depends on David, who is attempting to disarm the aliens's mothership.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.332 Disc Set
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The first volume of the BAD AZZ MUTHAZ COLLECTION features a trio of blaxploitation films from the 1970s and'80s that have influenced some of today's biggest directors--from Quentin Tarantino to John Singleton--and stand on their own as monuments of an era. BLACK PUNISHER stars Fred The Hammer Williamson as a one-man vigilante force on the hunt for a Serbian terrorist group. TATTOO CONNECTION pairs martial arts stars Jim Kelly and Bolo Yeung in a hunt for stolen diamonds through the gangster-ridden streets of Hong Kong. And KID VENGEANCE finds Jim Brown coming to the aid of a 12-year-old boy whose family was murdered by a vicious outlaw gang.DVD Features:Region [unknown]3-Disc Set
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Superhero cop John McClane (Bruce Willis) returns in DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE. Freshly expelled from the NYPD, McClane encounters a number of threatening phone calls from a terrorist calling himself Simon (Jeremy Irons). Simon tests McClane's wits, and allows him the chance to stop each bomb by solving a riddle. In addition to using his previously learned anti-terrorism tactics (DIE HARD, DIE HARD 2) , McClane enlists an angry store clerk, Zeus (Samuel L. Jackson) to decipher Simon's tricky enigmas.DIE HARD WITH A VENGEANCE finds director John McTiernan returning to the creative helm of the series he began in 1987(Renny Harlin directed DIE HARD 2). For the third film in the detonative series, McTiernan creates a story line which floats from psycho terror to sonic action to interracial comedy relief. The acting is something to be marveled at as well. Bruce Willis miraculously evokes sympathy whilst playing the angry police man and Jeremy Irons' performance as the villainous Simon is reminiscent of an Eastern European James Bond megalomaniac. Samuel L. Jackson's is also worth mentioning as he gives an angry discourse in racism and then pops off one liners, both ice cold and slick.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseInteractive MenusScene SelectionOriginal Theatrical Trailer
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