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Louis L'Amour's story of a couple who, with their son, struggle to make a home in the wild and lawless West of the 1800's.
Ultimately, their dreams of a new frontier become their worst nightmares.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Surround - English Dolby Digital Mono - French
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A musician and soap opera star, Carlos Ponce has seemingly cornered all markets in the entertainment industry in his native Puerto Rico. Nevertheless his singing career moves ever upward, and this video collection is ample testimony to his vocal prowess.
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In DODGEBALL: A TRUE UNDERDOG STORY, Ben Stiller and Vince Vaughn team up once again (following STARSKY & HUTCH) for another comic romp. While hilariously satirizing modern-day gym culture, the film also celebrates a sport that has previously been relegated to the elementary school playground. Peter La Fleur (Vaughn) owns the decrepit Average Joe`s gym, which has been losing its clients ever since the glitzy Globo Gym opened up across the street. White Goodman (Stiller), Globo Gym`s main spokesman, is a preposterously vain egomaniac on the cusp of taking over La Fleur`s failing business. La Fleur learns from a beautiful attorney (Christine Taylor) that if he doesn`t come up with $50,000 in 30 days, his career running a gym will be over. Potential salvation arrives in the form of a Las Vegas dodgeball tournament, but conquering a sport one hasn`t played in several decades isn`t such an easy feat. Fortunately for Peter, he finds a coach for his team: the hardheaded, ex-superstar Patches O`Houlihan (Rip Torn). As Peter and his ragtag team make their way to the championship in Las Vegas, they must contend with White, who has assembled a team of his very own.

OFFICE SPACE: Peter (Livingston) is an office drone who feels that every day of his life is the worst yet. After an incident involving a hypnotist, Peter stops caring about his job, ignoring his work and goofing off. When office consultants find out, they see his attitude as proof that Peter is management material. Director Judge (of BEAVIS AND BUTT-HEAD and
KING OF THE HILL ) makes a surprisingly intelligent, hysterical commentary on office life, and this memorable picture firmly establishes Judge as a voice to pay attention to.
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Atlanta-based fitness instructor Ulrick Bien-Aime examined a number of different exercise techniques, and combined elements of each in SOUL STRETCHES. Bien-Aime demonstrates a number of stretches and movements that are designed to increase muscle flexibility and endurance, as well as improving breathing and energy levels. The unique routine presented here takes elements from both Eastern and Western exercise methods, and cleverly links the philosophies espoused by each process as well.
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Comedy veteran Walter Matthau stars as the eponymous small-time bank robber in a rare return to the kind of straight roles he played at the start of his career. After he and his younger partner, Harman Sullivan (Andrew Robinson), take down a small bank in Tres Cruces, New Mexico, Charley realizes that the $750,000 the bank turned over is very likely mob money.The sticky-fingered Harman wants to keep the money, and, although Charley warns him that the mob will soon be on their tail, the crooks opt for escape. Meanwhile, Molly (Joe Don Baker), a ruthlessly Terminator-like hit man, is in close pursuit of the thieves, wreaking destruction on everything in his path. Police dectective Mr. Garfinkle (Norman Fell), less frightening, but no less persistent, is also on their trail. The cagey bank robber realizes he'll need a phony visa to get out of the country but must pay heavy coin to knowing photographer Jewel Everett (Sheree North) to do the dirty work. Thanks to Matthau's sardonic performance and some tasty dialogue from veteran scripters Dean Riesner and Howard A. Rodman, this well-paced, suspenseful caper film, laden with patented Don Siegel violence, is an extremely enjoyable experience.DVD Features:Region 1Snap CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0 - English
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