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Charles Bronson returns with a vengeance (quite literally) in this sequel to the popular crime thriller DEATH WISH. Bronson reprises his role as vigilante Paul Kersey, whose family is once again victimized after moving to Los Angeles from New York. Kersey is mugged by a gang of street punks who later break into his home and brutally assault his maid and daughter, resulting in their deaths. So Kersey grabs his gun and takes the law into his own hands, carrying out a shocking plan of vigilante justice while police officials look on helplessly.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Mono - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Original Theatrical Trailer
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The duo of director John Frankenheimer and actor Burt Lancaster again join forces with the latter starring as French railway inspector Labiche. With Allied forces closing in on occupied Paris, Herman Goering orders Col. Franz von Waldheim (Paul Scofield) to move the priceless art from the Jeu de Paume Museum to Germany by train. The museum's curator, Mme. Villard (Suzanne Flon) tries to cajole Labiche into stopping the art train, but he's far more concerned with blowing up a German armaments train. Meanwhile, Papa Boule (Michel Simon), an aged railwayman, uses the distraction of the Allied bombing of a nearby munitions train to burn out the engines of the train carrying the art, and is killed by the Nazis for his efforts. Hotelkeeper Christine (Jeanne Moreau), has managed to persuade Labiche of the importance of the art, and when the livid Waldheim orders him to drive the treasure-bearing train, he's formulated a plan to foil the Nazi theft.
He fabricates a series of interlocking ruses which lead the Germans to believe that the train has crossed into Germany, when, in reality, it's simply going in circles around Paris. Lancaster leads an exceptional cast in this engrossing film, based on a true story. Michel Simon is especially memorable, as is the gritty, minimally-lit black and white photography of Jean Tournier.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingKeep CaseSpecial Features: Interactive Menus, Scene Selections, Audio commentary by director John Frankenheimer; isolated Maurice Jarre music track; theatrical trailer.
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In the South American jungle, an oil company's derrick suddenly erupts into flames. In order to bring the fire under control, explosives must be used. Led by a small-time American mobster, a desperate quartet of men volunteers. Re-make of WAGES OF FEAR. Academy Award Nominations: Best Sound.DVD Features:Region 1 EncodingEnglish, Spanish, and French SubtitlesProduction NotesCast BiosFilm HighlightsWebsite Links
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Director Edmond Pang fashions a blackly comic satire of the connection between filmmaking and violence in his Hong Kong gangster film, YOU SHOOT, I SHOOT. Bart (Eric Kot) is a reluctant hit-man suffering from a downturn in the sluggish economy when he stumbles upon a moneymaking scheme in the form of videotaping and then selling footage of his hits. Hiring an aspiring filmmaker, Cheun (Tat-ming Cheung), to artfully document the murders, Bart becomes the toast of the film world until his notoriety delivers some unexpected consequences from the criminal underworld.
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With a weapons capacity unrivaled in military history, the Iron Thunder is the ultimate tank, a machine the U.S military has always dreamed of owning. Controlled by thought patterns, disaster suddenly strikes when the Colonel in charge of the tank sends the war machine careering off course after a bizarre electronic malfunction. Heading towards Las Vegas, can the U.S. military outwit the ultimate killing machine, and attempt to retrieve the mind of a corrupt Colonel? Find out in IRON THUNDER!DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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