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Every thief dreams of the big heist that will allow him to leave the business of crime behind. Every thief except Nick (Robert De Niro), a cool, methodical safecracker who never takes on long-shot jobs until his longtime partner, Max (Marlon Brando), offers him the big score--to filch a priceless scepter from the Montreal customs house. Wary about the job, Nick and the hotheaded customs house insider, Jackie (Edward Norton), begin to dissect the elaborate details of entering the building, avoiding the security measures, blowing the safe, and escaping with the scepter. But as in every thrilling crime caper, plans go awry.Skilled comic director Frank Oz is clearly comfortable working with the best method actors from the past three generations. Brando's Max bursts with joyful cynicism, while De Niro is Brando's perfect foil, so collected that every smile seems like a revelation. Norton's Jackie is far more expressive, but it is Norton's smallest movements--holding a gaze a half beat too long--that hint at the secret motives pulsing beneath his skin. Smooth like the scotch Nick likes to drink, and swirling with tension, THE SCORE provides the real payoff to the audience.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseWidescreenAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Frank Oz - Director, Rob Hahn - Director of Photography Trailer - 1. Original Theatrical Additional FootageInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Selection
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This live concert extravaganza held in Jamaica boasted a lineup of reggae greats that is not to be missed. Consistent hit-maker Beenie Man rocks the crowd with his gangsta wit, while the positive lyrics of Anthony B. ring through. Huge reggae stars like Capleton and Cocoa Tea share the stage with lesser-known luminaries like Lady Saw, Eddie Fitzroy, and Mr. Perfect. Macka Diamond, Ce`cile, Lutan Fyah, Jah Mason, Bascom, and more, all contribute to this night of continually mind-blowing music.
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Herbert Von Karajan is joined by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra for this third installment in a series of releases that sees the great conductor guiding the orchestra through Beethoven`s symphony cycle. The Ninth Symphony features notable solo turns from Christa Ludwig, Jess Thomas, Gundula Janowitz, and Walter Berry.
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Two programs featuring the remarkable music and personality of Peter Gabriel are featured here. In the LIVE section, a complement to 2003`s GROWING UP LIVE, director Hamish Hamilton captures still more of Gabriel`s legendary live shows, this time at smaller and more intimate European venues, rather than spectacular arenas. In UNWRAPPED, Anna Gabriel directs a segment exploring the origins and stories behind Gabriel`s songs, which includes exclusive footage of some of his stripped-down, bare-bones performances.
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Hello Kitty comes to life in this animated series, in which the cute and cuddly feline and her adorable friends have some amazing adventures while learning important lessons about life. In these four fun-filled episodes, Kitty and Mimmy discover the fun of shadow plays and put on one of their own. Later, the pair have their first adventure in a grocery store and afterwards get a lesson on baking cookies.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull FrameInteractive Features: Scene Access Interactive Menus
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