Pan Scan
Widescreen vs. Pan & Scan
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3:10 to Yuma (DVD, 2008, Canadian; English Version; Pan and Scan) $0.01 |
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The Illusionist (DVD, 2007, Pan & Scan) $1.49 |
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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (DVD, 2003, 2-Disc Set, Pan & Scan) $3.99 |
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Star Wars Trilogy (DVD, 2004, 4-Disc Set, Pan & Scan) $3.99 |
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Lions For Lambs (DVD,2009,Pan & Scan) Robert Redford $4.95 |
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Family Guy - Vol. 6 (DVD, 2008, 3-Disc Set, Checkpoint; Pan and Scan; Sensorm... $3.99 |
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Welcome to Mooseport (DVD, 2004, Pan & Scan) RAY ROMANO, GENE HACKMAN $0.99 |
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Star Wars Trilogy DVD, 2004, 4-Disc Set, Pan & Scan $20.00 |
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Star Wars Trilogy (DVD, 2004, 4-Disc Set, Pan & Scan) $19.99 |
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The Mummy Returns (DVD, 2001, Pan & Scan Edition) $1.49 |
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Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (DVD, 2003, Special Edition - Pan & Scan) $5.50 |
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Bend It Like Beckham (DVD, 2003, Pan & Scan) $6.00 |
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Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (DVD, 2004, Pan & Scan) $6.40 |
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Elektra (DVD, 2005, Pan & Scan) $6.40 |
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Like Mike (DVD, 2002, Dual Sided Widescreen & Pan and Scan) $5.00 |
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Little Miss Sunshine (DVD, Checkpoint; Sensormatic; Dual Side; Pan and Scan;... $2.99 |
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Star Wars Trilogy (DVD, 2004, 4-Disc Set, Pan & Scan) $13.00 |
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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (DVD, 2003, 2-Disc Set, Pan & Scan) $0.99 |
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Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World (DVD, 2004, Pan & Scan) $0.99 |
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The Santa Clause 2 (DVD, 2003, Pan & Scan) $4.99 |
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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (DVD, 2003, 2-Disc Set, Pan & Scan) $0.99 |
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The Day the Earth Stood Still (DVD, 2009, 2-Disc Set, Widescreen; Pan and Scan) $4.00 |
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The Santa Clause 2 (DVD, 2003, Pan & Scan) NEW $12.95 |
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X2: X-Men United (DVD, 2003, 2-Disc Set, Pan & Scan) $5.25 |
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M*A*S*H - Season 11 (DVD, 2009, 3-Disc Set, Checkpoint; Pan and Scan;... $13.45 |
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Bend It Like Beckham (DVD, 2003, Pan & Scan) $5.99 |
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Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines (DVD, 2003, 2-Disc Set, Pan & Scan) $0.99 |
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Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle (DVD, 2003, Special Edition - Pan & Scan $3.99 |
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The In-Laws (DVD, 2003, Pan & Scan) $0.99 |
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The Hours (DVD, 2003, Pan & Scan) $0.99 |
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Mastercool MSC52224A Non-Contact Infrared Thermometer with Laser $39.00 Infrared thermometer ranges from -58 to 932 degrees F, with large easy to read 1" LCD display, scan mode, maximum temperature display, and F/C button. The unit includes 2 AAA batteries, instruction manual and a plastic molded carrying case.... |
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Scanpan CTX Fry Pan $147.00 Scanpan introduces the world's first induction-safe, certified PFOA-free "green" nonstick cookware of heavy-gauge 7-ply construction for professional and home kitchens. Ultra-smooth ceramic-titanium nonstick interior is superior in the quick-release of foods without the use of oil, and so extremely durable, metal utensils will not damage the surface. Patented titanium nonstick surface developed by... |
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Scanpan Professional 12-1/2-Inch Fry Pan $132.75 The best way to understand SCANPAN's technology is to take a step back and look at traditional nonsticks. They are great in releasing food. That's about where most of them stop. And we all know how annoying it is to keep the breakfast sausage, bacon and eggs in that tiny circle in the middle of the pan to cook and fry - move them to the side, and the sizzle stops. Somehow the handles always seem t... |
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The Muppet Christmas Carol $19.99 Brian Henson directs his late father's creations in the Charles Dickens classic, the best known (and most oft-filmed) Christmas story of all time. Michael Caine plays the old miser Scrooge with Kermit as his long-suffering but ever-hopeful employee Bob Cratchit, Miss Piggy as Cratchit's wife, and a host of Muppets (including the Great Gonzo as an unlikely Charles Dickens) taking other primary role... |
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Lost Highway Music Soundtrack And DVD- Movie (Pan and Scan Version) (2 Pack) Lost Highway DVD Starring: Patricia Arquette and Pullman, Bill Directed by: David Lynch 135 Minutes- Pan & Scan Version Haunting sexuality, ricochet action and fleeting, murderous shadows await you on a journey that begins and ends on the Lost Highway. The successful jazz musician whose marriage is on the rocks... The man in black who threatens to expose him... The young mechanic with links to a p... |
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I Am The Resurrection (Pan & Scan Version w/ Highly Resurrected Dub) (Limited Edition 7 vinyl single) Very rare limited edition UK import 7" vinyl single for The Stone Roses "I Am The Resurrection" off the debut album "The Stone Roses". Released in 1992 and backed with the "Highly Resurrected Dub" mix, which is unavailable on any other Stone Roses release or single format. TRACKLISTING: A. I Am The Resurrection (Pan And Scan Radio Version), B. I Am The Resurrection (Highly Resurrected Dub). Comes ... |
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Uniden UDW10003 Wireless Video Surveillance Portable Security System $135.00 The Uniden UDW10003 3.5 In. Wireless Security Surveillance System offers security and peace of mind with a portable monitor receiving a video camera. Included is a portable camera and a colored video display. The system comes with the Uniden Security Surveillance software allowing features including smart motion detection, record scheduler, and detection sensitivity so you can have detailed playba... |
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PANASONIC BBHCM511A Panasonic BB-HCM511A 640 x 480 MAX Resol $350.00 0.02 to 100000 Lux - Color Night View Mode 1 Year 1 x Video Out 10x 11.68 oz 192 x 144 @ 30 fps MPEG-4 2 to 100000 Lux 3.94" Height x 3.94" Width x 2.91" Depth 320 x 240 @ 30 fps MPEG-4 640 x 480 @ 30 fps MPEG-4 Features: Pan/Tilt/Digital Zoom with Presets Progressive Scan Full Screen Monitoring Remote Monitoring from Cell Phone Full Screen 4-up and 12-up Multi-camera Pages Up to 30 Video Users Bu... |
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CCTV security PTZ dome Pan Tilt Security Camera, Speed Dome, 1/4 Sony Super HAD CCD 540TVL $880.00 This CCTV Security surveillance PTZ come with latest design with AMP electric outlet, compact structure. Built in OSD menu lets you to set all parameter, preset, scan, auto cruise and more. 540 TV line of resolution and low light rating makes this surveillance PTZ camera perfect for every job. 22X optical zoom and 10 X digital A total of 128 preset can be labeled with different title, 3 pat... |
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Star Wars Trilogy (A New Hope / The Empire Strikes Back / Return of the Jedi) (Full Screen Edition with Bonus Disc) $69.98 Was George Lucas's Star Wars Trilogy, the most anticipated DVD release ever, worth the wait? You bet. It's a must-have for any home theater, looking great, sounding great, and supplemented by generous bonus features. The Movies ... |
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Species - Pan & Scan $17.99 Species - Pan & Scan |
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Amityville Horror (2005) - Pan & Scan $19.99 Amityville Horror (2005) - Pan & Scan |
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Anastasia / Thumbelina - Widescreen Pan & Scan $9.99 Anastasia / Thumbelina - Widescreen Pan & Scan |
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Amityville Horror (2005) (W/Dvd) - Pan & Scan $19.99 Amityville Horror (2005) (W/Dvd) - Pan & Scan |
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Super Troopers (2 Disc) (W/Dvd) - Pan & Scan $14.99 Super Troopers (2 Disc) (W/Dvd) - Pan & Scan |
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Robots & Little Robots: Big Adventures - Widescreen Pan & Scan $12.99 Robots & Little Robots: Big Adventures - Widescreen Pan & Scan |
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Murder By Numbers - Pan & Scan $5.99 When a pair of bright-but sociopathic teens conspires to commit the perfect murder, a troubled cop teams with her eager new partner to solve the case that left the community in fear and the police without a clue. High school ladies' man Richard Haywood (Ryan Gosling) and outcast Justin Pendleton (Michael Pitt) have no motive to commit murder, but they soon conspire to choose a random victim and pin the crime on local pot dealer Ray (Chris Penn), under the guise that the police will never suspect them of such a brutal act. Determined Det. Cassie Merriweather (Sandra Bullock) is assigned to the case, and quickly becomes suspicious of the elusive teens despite the doubts expressed by her superiors and her lack of solid evidence. Soon entering into a dangerous test of wills with the increasingly desperate and dangerous teens, her investigation leads her down a disturbing path that will test her skills as a detective and her will to survive. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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Valkyrie - Pan & Scan $9.99 At the absolute height of World War II, German generals hatch a daring plan to assassinate Adolf Hitler and effectively render the German war machine impotent. Directed by Bryan Singer, Valkyrie stars Tom Cruise as Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg, the real-life mastermind behind the elaborate plot known as Project Valkyrie: a plan to assassinate Hitler and overthrow his government from the inside. Stauffenberg has been a loyal soldier and an asset to the Reich for his entire military career, but after losing an eye, a hand, and three fingers in an Allied bombing, he reaches a breaking point. The destructive madness that his country is unleashing on the world has become too terrible for the colonel to stand silent. He joins the resistance movement -- a treasonous act, punishable by death -- and risks his life and the life of his family for the chance to change history. Comprised of high-ranking officials working in secret, the German Resistance has access to the inner workings of the government and military, putting them in the perfect position to dispatch the dictator and then use his own official contingency plan to seize power -- before the army, the S.S., and loyal party members can put someone just as diabolical in the F?hrer's place. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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The Burning - Widescreen Pan & Scan $12.99 Apart from early appearances by Jason Alexander and Holly Hunter, an interesting score by Rick Wakeman, and some typically effective work by effects icon Tom Savini, this slasher film is also among the more frightening of its kind. The plot concerns a summer-camp caretaker named Cropsy (Lou David) who is horribly burned by mischievous teen campers during a botched practical joke. Years later, he leaves the hospital as a disfigured gloppy mess with an axe (actually, hedgeclippers) to grind. After dispatching a local prostitute, Cropsy heads out to the wilderness to terrorize a group of campers. They're the usual bunch of horny, obnoxious teenagers, but there are some interesting performances by Larry Joshua as a mean-spirited bully and Brian Backer (of Fast Times at Ridgemont High) as a put-upon nerd. The campers visit an island and, in a scene heavily cut by the ratings board prior to release, several of them die in a horrifying mass slaughter aboard a boat. The remaining teens are brutally picked off one by one until Cropsy is finally defeated. ~ Robert Firsching, Rovi |
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Road House - Pan & Scan $17.99 Love, treachery, and broken furniture are the hallmarks of this rollicking action drama. Dalton (Patrick Swayze) has a Ph.D., but rather than make a living teaching Socrates at some university, he's opted to become a top-drawer "cooler" -- an expert barroom bouncer who can break up fights without getting himself killed in the process. Dalton is hired to keep the peace at the Double Duce, a rough-and-tumble honky tonk in Jasper, Missouri, where beer-soaked free-for-alls are a nightly event. Dalton is hurt on his first night on the job, and he is patched up by "Doc" Clay (Kelly Lynch), a beautiful woman working as the town's physician. Dalton and Doc immediately hit it off, but Dalton learns that another man, Brad Wesley (Ben Gazzara), already has his eye on her. Wesley is a man used to getting his way; he's an extortionist and crime boss who has nearly everyone in Jasper under his thumb, and he sets out to teach Dalton a lesson, while Dalton is determined to clean up the town like he breaks up brawls at the Double Duce. Sam Elliott plays Dalton's mentor Wade, and Red West, a one-time member of Elvis Presley's "Memphis Mafia," appears as Webster; Canadian blues-rock guitarist Jeff Healey leads the Double Duce house band. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Out of Time - Pan & Scan $14.99 Director Carl Franklin and actor Denzel Washington team up again (following 1995's Devil in a Blue Dress) for the crime thriller Out of Time. Washington stars as Matt Lee Whitlock, the well-respected chief of police in a quiet Florida community. While in the process of getting a divorce from fellow detective Alexandra (Eva Mendez), Matt engages in an affair with his high school sweetheart Anne (Sanaa Lathan). Unfortunately, Anne is married to the extremely jealous Chris (Dean Cain), a former pro football player who works as a security guard. After a major murder occurs in the community, Matt finds himself the main suspect. With the help of his medical examiner pal Chae (John Billingsley), Matt must solve the case before he is found guilty himself. Out of Time premiered at the 2003 Toronto Film Festival. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi |
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Windtalkers - Pan & Scan $17.99 Loosely based on a real-life operation during World War II, this action-adventure from director John Woo stars Nicolas Cage as Joe Enders, a Marine traumatized by the loss of his entire platoon in the Solomon Islands during an ambush he believes was deadlier than necessary due to his indecision. Suffering from eardrum damage in Hawaii, Joe manages to be declared fit for duty once again thanks to a sympathetic nurse (Frances O'Connor), but his new assignment isn't what he expects. Joe is ordered to safeguard a Navajo soldier named Ben Yahzee (Adam Beach) because the military has developed a new secret code based on the near-dead Navajo language that is proving unbreakable to the Japanese. Any soldier that speaks Navajo is an immediate asset, including Ben and his pal, Charlie Whitehorse (Roger Willie). Joe's orders are to "baby sit" Ben during the invasion of Saipan, protecting him if possible, but -- if the code-talker's capture becomes imminent -- to kill him before he falls into enemy hands. Meanwhile, Charlie is to be guarded by affable harmonica player Ox Henderson (Christian Slater). Joe reluctantly accepts this new duty as a way to get back into the war, and in the ensuing carnage, his nearly suicidal acts of bravery make him a hero while Ben becomes paralyzed by fear. Determined to live up to Joe's example, Ben musters up his courage, even in the face of racism from a fellow soldier (Noah Emmerich), and ends up rescuing his own protector behind enemy lines by briefly posing as a Japanese soldier. Despite their growing mutual respect, Joe is eventually forced to take an action that threatens to shatter his bond with Ben, as the war's tragic losses strike closer to home for both men. Windtalkers co-stars Peter Stormare, Jason Isaacs, and Mark Ruffalo. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi |
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Rain Man - Pan & Scan $14.99 Self-centered, avaricious Californian Charlie Babbitt (Tom Cruise) is informed that his long-estranged father has died. Expecting at least a portion of the elder Babbitt's $3 million estate, Charlie learns that all he's inherited is his dad's prize roses and a 1949 Buick Roadmaster. Discovering that the $3 million is being held in trust for an unidentified party, Charlie heads to his home town of Cincinnati to ascertain who that party is. It turns out that the beneficiary is Raymond Babbitt (Dustin Hoffman), the autistic-savant older brother that Charlie never knew he had. Able to memorize reams of trivia and add, subtract, multiply, and divide without a second's hesitation, Raymond is otherwise incapable of functioning as a normal human being. Aghast that Raymond is to receive his father's entire legacy, Charlie tries to cut a deal with Raymond's guardian. When this fails, Charlie "borrows" Raymond from the institution where he lives, hoping to use his brother as leverage to claim half the fortune. During their subsequent cross-country odyssey, Charlie is forced to accommodate Raymond's various autistic idiosyncracies, not the least of which is his insistence on adhering to a rigid daily schedule: he must, for example, watch People's Court and Jeopardy every day at the same time, no matter what. On hitting Las Vegas, Charlie hopes to harness Raymond's finely-honed mathematical skills to win big at the gaming tables; but this exploitation of his brother's affliction compels Charlie to reassess his own values, or lack thereof. A longtime pet project of star Dustin Hoffman, Rain Man was turned down by several high-profile directors before Barry Levinson took on the challenge of bringing Ronald Bass' screenplay to fruition (Levinson also appears in the film as a psychiatrist). All three men won Oscars, and the movie won Best Picture. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Moonstruck - Pan & Scan $14.99 When there's a full moon over Brooklyn, anything can happen, and everything happens in the neighborhood where widowed bookkeeper Loretta Castorini (Cher) lives. First, Loretta agrees to marry a man she does not love, Johnny Cammareri (Danny Aiello), simply because he knows how to propose properly. Before the wedding can take place, Cammareri must visit his dying mother in Sicily. In his absence, Loretta is supposed to try to patch up the differences between Johnny and his brother, bakery operator Ronny Cammareri (Nicolas Cage). Having never forgiven Johnny for indirectly causing the accident that crippled him, Ronny flies into a rage whenever his brother's name is mentioned. He does, however, fall for Loretta like a ton of bricks. After a torrid affair, Loretta tries to avoid Ronny out of respect to Johnny, but he's just too fascinating to resist. Meanwhile, Loretta's father (Vincent Gardenia) is fooling around with his mistress Mona (Anita Gillette), while Loretta's mother (Olympia Dukakis) is wooed by a college professor (John Mahoney). These brief flings are forgiven and forgotten, but there's still the delicate situation of Loretta being in love with her future brother-in-law. A now-classic romantic comedy, Moonstruck won Oscars for Cher, Olympia Dukakis, and screenwriter John Patrick Shanley. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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The Graduate - Pan & Scan $12.99 "Just one word: plastic." "Are you here for an affair?" These lines and others became cultural touchstones, as 1960s youth rebellion seeped into the California upper middle-class in Mike Nichols' landmark hit. Mentally adrift the summer after graduating from college, suburbanite Benjamin Braddock (Dustin Hoffman) would rather float in his parents' pool than follow adult advice about his future. But the exhortation of family friend Mr. Robinson (Murray Hamilton) to seize every possible opportunity inspires Ben to accept an offer of sex from icily feline Mrs. Robinson (Anne Bancroft). The affair and the pool are all well and good until Ben is pushed to go out with the Robinsons' daughter Elaine (Katharine Ross) and he falls in love with her. Mrs. Robinson sabotages the relationship and an understandably disgusted Elaine runs back to college. Determined not to let Elaine get away, Ben follows her to school and then disrupts her family-sanctioned wedding. None too happy about her pre-determined destiny, Elaine flees with Ben -- but to what? Directing his second feature film after Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, Nichols matched the story's satire of suffocating middle-class shallowness with an anti-Hollywood style influenced by the then-voguish French New Wave. Using odd angles, jittery editing, and evocative widescreen photography, Nichols welded a hip New Wave style and a generation-gap theme to a fairly traditional screwball comedy script by Buck Henry and Calder Willingham from Charles Webb's novel. Adding to the European art film sensibility, the movie offers an unsettling and ambiguous ending with no firm closure. And rather than Robert Redford, Nichols opted for a less glamorous unknown for the pivotal role of Ben, turning Hoffman into a star and opening the door for unconventional leading men throughout the 1970s. With a pop-song score written by Paul Simon and performed by Simon & Garfunkel bolstering its contemporary appeal, The Graduate opened to rave reviews in December 1967 and surpassed all commercial expectations. It became the top-grossing film of 1968 and was nominated for seven Oscars, including Best Picture, Actor, and Actress, with Nichols winning Best Director. Together with Bonnie and Clyde, it stands as one of the most influential films of the late '60s, as its mordant dissection of the generation gap helped lead the way to the youth-oriented Hollywood artistic "renaissance" of the early '70s. ~ Lucia Bozzola, Rovi |
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Rollerball - Pan & Scan $12.99 This remake of the classic 1975 science fiction film follows the same basic story line but focuses far more on the sports action of the fictional game at its center. Chris Klein stars as all-American athlete Jonathan Cross, the most popular player of "Rollerball," a violent 21st century sport mixing elements of basketball, hockey, roller derby, and extreme sports, along with the development of live wagering that tracks each game's action. Along with his friends and teammates Marcus (L.L. Cool J) and Aurora (Rebecca Romijn-Stamos), Jonathan is living the life of a media celebrity and millionaire, enjoying the adoration of fans and all of the perks that his fame brings. When the creator of Rollerball, Alexi Petrovich (Jean Reno), realizes that the sport's ratings spike during the on-court accidents that are de rigueur for the game, he schemes to create the bloody incidents that are popular with viewers but put the athletes in mortal jeopardy. Soon, Jonathan and his friends find themselves pawns in a vast corporate conspiracy in which their lives are far less important than profits. Rollerball (2002) also stars pop singer Pink in her acting debut. ~ Karl Williams, Rovi |
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The Princess Bride - Pan & Scan $14.99 Based on William Goldman's novel of the same name, The Princess Bride is staged as a book read by grandfather (Peter Falk) to his ill grandson (Fred Savage). Falk's character assures a romance-weary Savage that the book has much more to deliver than a simpering love story, including but not limited to fencing, fighting, torture, death, true love, giants, and pirates. Indeed, The Princess Bride offers a tongue-in-cheek fairy tale depicting stable boy-turned-pirate Westley's journey to rescue Buttercup (Robin Wright), his true love, away from the evil prince (Chris Sarandon), whom she had agreed to marry five years after learning of what she had believed to be news of Westley's death. With help from Prince Humperdinck's disgruntled former employee Miracle Max (Billy Crystal), swordsman Inigo Montoya (Mandy Patinkin), and a very large man named Fezzik (Andre the Giant), the star-crossed lovers are reunited. ~ Tracie Cooper, Rovi |
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Misery - Pan & Scan $12.99 Adapted from a Stephen King novel, Rob Reiner's Misery cast James Caan as a writer at a career crossroads. The film opens with Paul Sheldon (Caan) completing work on his latest novel, a break from his popular series of novels featuring the character Misery Chastain. He gets into a severe car accident and is saved by Annie Wilkes (Kathy Bates), a reclusive woman who nurses him back to health. Annie is a huge fan of the Misery novels, and she finishes reading the new one while Paul is convalescing. She becomes enraged when she discovers that Paul has killed off Misery. Annie injures Paul's foot severely so that he is unable to leave her house, and forces him to write a new Misery novel. A local sheriff (Richard Farnsworth) and Paul's agent (Lauren Bacall) both attempt to track down what happened to the missing author. Misery shot the relatively unknown Kathy Bates to stardom, winning her one of the few Best Actress Oscars ever bestowed for portraying an evil character. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi |
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Child's Play - Pan & Scan $12.99 Child's Play seems to have been concocted by a parent who went berserk after standing in line for hours on end to purchase a Cabbage Patch doll in the early 1980s. The film opens with serial killer Brad Dourif taking refuge in a doll factory. Dourif is killed by the cops, but not before he has invoked a voodoo curse which transfers his soul into one of the dolls. That particular doll, nicknamed Chuckie, is unwittingly purchased by Catherine Hicks for her son Alex Vincent. Several murders occur shortly thereafter; all evidence points to Alex, who insists that his cherub-faced doll is responsible. Detective Chris Sarandon, the man responsible for Dourif's death, doesn't swallow Alex's story, but he agrees to investigate because he's sweet on Alex's mom. The slasher-flick ending of Child's Play would seem to have settled Chuckie's hash for good and all, but guess again--the film spawned numerous sequels. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
