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The high-tech hinjinks at Midvale College give a whole new meaning to the term physical education, as the apt pupils are instructed in the finer points of pleasure by a computer program that generates virtual partners.DVD Features:Region Encoding: All RegionsKeep CaseComing AttractionsInteractive MenusChapter IndexingBehind-the-Scenes Bonus
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James Szalapski`s documentary--filmed in 1975, but not shown until several years later--captures a pivotal point in country music when the the glossiness that had taken over the industry gave way to a back-to-basics movement centered in Austin and Nashville. Young songcrafters such as Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, Rodney Crowell, Steve Young, and a young Steve Earle are shown in loose, relaxed performances while The Charlie Daniels Band and David Allan Coe are filmed performing at a Texas holiday concert and at Tennessee State Penitentiary, respectively. Along with presenting personal portraits of these artists, HEARTWORN HIGHWAYS effectively preserves an image of two very musical cities and their colorful inhabitants as they were in the middle of the artistically fertile 1970s.
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WILD ANGELS: The Hells Angels ride in this cool, downbeat biker film from B-movie godfather Roger Corman. A pre-EASY RIDER Peter Fonda stars as Heavenly Blues, the Angels' black-leather-clad leader. When his friend Loser (Bruce Dern) gets shot by the cops, he and the Angels bust him out of the hospital, but he dies and they end up trashing his funeral in a drunken orgy. Corman turns it all into a sort-of Western, capturing a nicely elegiac tone as he portrays--without judgment--the lifestyle of these modern outlaws. He even predicts the death of countercultural hedonism before many people were even aware it existed. American social leaders were outraged when the film was chosen as the only U.S. entry for the 1966 Venice Film Festival, where it was considered an important cinematic statement. It's certainly more than mere exploitation, and benefits from striking outdoor photography and camerawork. A record-breaking box-office success, THE WILD ANGELS launched a whole genre: the 1960s biker film.HELL'S BELLES: A stunt-riding rancher wins a new motorcycle in a contest and a crazed biker king steals it. Chain-swing action ensues when the biker king challenges the rancher to a gladiator-style battle on wheels.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWILD ANGELSWidescreen - 1.85Audio: Mono - English Closed Captioned - English Subtitles - English, Spanish, FrenchAdditional Release Material: Original Theatrical TrailerHELL'S BELLESWidescreen - 1.85Full Screen - 1.33Audio: Mono - English Closed Captioned - English Subtitles - English, Spanish, FrenchAdditional Release Material: Original Theatrical Trailer
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Opening with a quote from Lewis Carroll's classic nonsensical poem, Terry Gilliam's JABBERWOCKY is a darkly comic medieval masterpiece about a monster wreaking havoc on helpless villages. Michael Palin stars as Dennis Cooper, a happy-go-lucky ne'er-do-well stock taker who becomes the unlikely hero in a castle's efforts to defeat the great green beast. The unwitting and pathetic Dennis is in love with Griselda, the farthest thing from a classic princess heroine that film has ever seen. However, she wants nothing to do with Dennis, who is renounced by his father on his deathbed, setting him off on a hysterical adventure that winds up with him facing off against the monster itself. The jousting scenes are particularly funny--and very gruesome, lending the film its seriocomic tone that had the audience somewhat baffled at first, although it's now much loved. The film is a brilliant parody of medieval epics, featuring lavish costumes, a medieval score, and terrific sets. Monty Python regulars Terry Jones and Neil Innes make cameo appearances, as does director Gilliam himself.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenFull ScreenAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1- English Dolby Digital 2.0- FrenchAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary- 1. Terry Gillaim- Director, Michael Palin- Star Trailer- 1. Original Theatrical
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The automobile was designed as a simply, easy, and affordable mode of transport. But it soon developed into a passion for millions of people across the globe, as the look and design of the motorcar rose in importance. This release highlights the fierce competition amongst folk who like to customize their cars by talking to a number of fanatics, and travelling to some hot contests across the USA. Also featured is a look at how to customize a Plymouth Navigator, a bikini contest, breakdancing, and a whole lot more!
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