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 Errol Flynn Adventures
Long before Harrison Ford, Sylvester Stallone, Matt Damon, Mel Gibson, Bruce
Willis and dozens of other action/adventure heroes lit up the Silver Screen
there was Errol Flynn.
Flynn personified the stoic hero who placed honor before personal safety
and always managed to get the girl.
His exploits thrilled millions of movie goes for several decades.
Warner Bros. has compiled five of
Flynn's most adventurous movies: Desperate Journey, Edge Of Darkness, Northern
Pursuit, Uncertain Glory and Objective, Burma into the 5-disc DVD set: TCM
Spotlight: Errol Flynn Adventures.
Each film has been remastered and restored starring Errol Flynn (the
Baron).
Film buffs and movie lovers will love watching one of the pioneers of
adventure films fight and love his way through five fantastic films, many of
which where he performed his own stunts.
No computer generated special effects for Flynn who was named one the
100 Sexiest Stars In Film History.
 Clash Of The Titans
Sam Worthington is fast proving himself to be the action hero for the 21st
Century is Clash Of The Titans is any indication. Sam stars as Perseus, the bastard son of leader of the gods:
Zeus, played by Liam Neeson, who rejects his godhood after his human parents
and sibling are killed by Hades.
Picked up as the sole survivor of a shipwreck caused by Hades, Perseus
joins forces with a small group of warriors in the quest to retrieve the head
of Medusa to use as weapon against the horrific Kraken.
Within a short period, unless Perseus is successful in his quest, the
king's daughter will be sacrificed to the Kraken in order to save all of
humanity from a literal hell on earth.
Mankind has angered the gods in its refusal to worship them. Zeus allows Hades free reign to stop
Perseus and his men. Unbeknownst to
Zeus he's falling into Hades hands in his plans to become the leader of the
gods.
On their quest Perseus and his men encounter giant Scorpions, magic,
demons and other underworld creatures and ultimately meet up with
Medusa. The final confrontation with
the Kraken is a masterpiece of special effects. The entire film incorporates cutting edge computer generated
graphics. Look for a playful wink of
the eye to the original Clash Of The Titans film effects master Ray
Harryhausen and see if you can spot the actor that played the chief villain
in the James Bond film: Casino Royale.
Clash Of The Titans from Warner Bros.
delivers on all fronts: lots of
action and effects and an impressive cast.
The special Blu-ray triple pack DVD set comes with Blu-ray, DVD and
Digital Copy. The Blu-ray version
contains tons of featurettes and commentaries and a special alternate ending
to the film.
 
Bugs And Daffy
"Wabbit season!" Duck
season!" "Wabbit season!"
"Duck season!"
Whether you like wabbits (er, rabbits) or ducks, you're sure to love the
animated adventures of that rascally rabbit Bug Bunny and his avian adversary
Daffy Duck in Warner Bros. two new DVDs presenting 15 cartoon classics each.
Newly remastered and for the first time on DVD Bugs Bunny, Hare
Extraordinaire, is showcased in some of his most memorable adventures
including take-offs of Mutiny On the Bunny, Napoleon Bunny-Part and Apes Of
Wrath.
Unlike Disney cartoons the Warner
Bros. cartoons pushed the edge of slapstick humor, innuendo and hair
brain antics. Bugs Bunny was at his
best when he faced off against Elmer Fudd and Daffy Duck along with other
Warner Bros. animation favorites.
Daffy Duck, Frustrated Fowl, was the foil of Bugs. He tried to be clever and evasive but only
managed to get himself further in trouble.
No matter what situation Daffy found himself in he always managed to come
out worse for wear. For some
hilarious feathered, frenzied fun and frivolity check out Daffy's new DVD
collection.
Quest, Sumos, Nano, Air, War And Railroads
For a triple treat of Saturday morning cartoon fun check out the 10
episode DVDs of World Of Quest, Super Duper Ninjas and The New Adventures Of
Nanoboy from Mill Creek Entertainment.
Quest, the muscle-bound warrior, is under a spell to protect Prince Nestor
as he searches for his parents. along
they way they meet every conceivable type of foe from warriors to
supernatural forces.
Quest would just as soon be left alone, but under the thrall of a magic
spell he has no choice but to protect the less than cautious and headstrong
prince.
Three oversize Sumo teenage wrestlers possessing some degree of magical
powers fight the forces of evil and the minions of Mr. Mister with the aid of
their teacher Wisdom San and his niece Prima. Look for some super size action as the Super Duper Sumos show
that they've got guts!
Nanoboy is the world's smallest superhero that fights crime on a
microscopic level. Big on courage but
small in stature, Nanoboy fights a never-ending battle against the Amazonian
Amoebas, nefarious proteins, antisocial antibodies, bad guy bacteria and
other microscopic threats to mankind.
The New Adventures Of Nanoboy may be small in statue but big on
action!
On a more serious note Railroads: Tracks Across America follows the often
turbulent history of the laying of railroad tracks across the United
States. Learn how the railroads got
started and the tremendous and dangerous effort it took to lay thousands of
miles of track. Witness the birth of
an industry and individual empires.
Relive the long lost romantic days of traveling the country via rails
and rediscover the wonder that is our country. Also included is short featurette on the glory days of
railroads.
Fly high with Victory By Air: A History Of The Aerial Assault
Vehicle. Beginning soon after the
Wright Brothers perfected heavier than air aircraft industrialists and
military forces began to use aircraft as weapons.
Follow the progress of armed aircraft from their early days in 1900
through several wars until WWII ended in 1945. Archival footage, some of never seen before, make up this
five-part historical record of the Aerial Assault vehicle.
Eleven parts make up The Dawn OF War: The Early Battles Of WWII. Follow history beginning with the rise of
Adolf Hitler, Mussolini and Stalin into power.
Relive the early days of the war when Europe was a blaze with the fires of
hatred, death and destruction. Follow
the United States as it becomes entrenched in both the European, African and
Pacific war fronts and the effect the war had on the entire world's
population. Archival footage tracks
the bloody rise of the Nazi and Axis forces and the heroic rise of the
Allies. It's the early years of WWII
as never seen before.
 Batman: Under The Red Hood
There's a new threat to Gotham City.
The mysterious Red Hood has muscled in on the Black Hood's criminal
activities. Ruthless and a brilliant
tactician, the Red Hood quickly assembles a crime cartel as powerful as the
Black Hood's.
Batman, with some assist from Nightwing, takes on the Red Hood and is surprised
at how brilliant he is. He plays the
Batman and manipulates him to do what he wants and be where ever he
chooses. Batman is not pleased and
after some investigation comes to the conclusion that the Red Hood's fighting
tactics mirror his own. Just who is
the Red Hood and what does he want from Batman?
The Warner Bros. animation team
has really outdone themselves with Under The Red Hood. The action is breath-taking, especially
the fight scenes, the direction top-notch, the special effects extremely well
done, the script brilliant and the voice actors are perfect-especially the
Joker. This is Batman at his best. I believe this is the best interpretation
of Batman in animated form ever done.
Besides the movie viewers can watch several clips from other Warner Bros.
DC animated films and a short preview of the next feature in line:
Superman/Batman: Apocalypse. Don't
miss this DVD!
 Tom & Jerry
One of my fondest memories as a young boy was watching the hilarious
animated adventures of Tom & Jerry-the cat and mouse misadventures of a
hair brain feline and a wily mouse.
Each cartoon saw Tom matching wits with his diminutive foe Jerry in a
who-can-top-who slapstick story where inevitably Tom would get his
comeuppance and Jerry his victory and
prize-most of the time.
What made Tom & Jerry cartoons so much fun was the over-the-top
animation by many of the industry's top animators of the time: Hanna and
Barbara, Chuck Jones and Maurice Noble.
Warner Bros. has compiled 30 of
the best of the best animated Tom & Jerry shorts into a wonderful 2-disc
collection. Included is a very
special tribute to the animated duo from their early days through their award
winning career.
 Alice In Wonderland
Only the slightly twisted directional genius of Tim Burton could translate
Lewis Carroll’s Alice In Wonderland and Through The Looking Glass
successfully to the Silver Screen.
Throw in Johnny Depp’s slightly askew and odd portrayal of the Mad
Hatter, Anne Hathaway as the White Queen, Helena Bonham Carter as the White
Queen and some famous voices as the computer animated White Rabbit, Tweedle
Dum and Tweedle Dee and several other memorable characters and you’ve got an
adaptation of the literary classic that cannot be matched!
The costumes, sets, computer effects and animation, lighting, makeup,
physical effects and sheer scope of the film are breath-taking. This is Alice In Wonderland as it should
appear-not as watered down animated films or anemic film adaptations seen so
many times before.
Tim Burton captures the essence of the books and the weirdness, wonder and
magic that makes the books so enjoyable so many years after they first
appeared. There is something timeless
about the Alice stories that strike a cord in everyone. Alice’s struggle with growing up, taking
on responsibility and fitting in is something everyone can identify with.
Alice In Wonderland from Walt
Disney Pictures is available on Blu-ray that also comes with a standard
DVD disc and a special digital copy.
Look for some cool extras about the making of the film, cast interviews,
scoring, costume design, commentaries and much, much more. Curiouser and curiouser!
Holmes,
Defenders, Animals,
Valiant,
Olympians, Stories and Adventures
Mill Creek Entertainment combs
film archives for some of the best classic animated series, movies and live
action movies and coverts them to DVDs for all to enjoy.
With the recent success of the new Sherlock Holmes movie, movie goers are
taking a new interest in the classic adaptation of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s
pipe smoking detective’s earlier cinema adventures.
Included in the 5-disc set are the entire 39 episodes of the American TV
series and eight feature films. Actor Christopher provides and introduction
to this wonderful collection of Edwardian detective thrillers.
Several other classic novel, comic strip and Pulp figures join forces to stop
the merciless Ming. Look for Flash Gordon, The Phantom, Mandrak The Magician
and Lothar and their young offspring as they team up to protect mankind as
The Defenders OF THE Earth. The entire 65 episode animated series is included
on 5-discs.
Small children are sure to love the 52 episodes of Animal Stories that run
like modern day Aesop Tales. The winner of the prestigious Best Pre-School
Animation Award of 2001, Animal Stories centers episodes on different animals
while inter-mingling important life lessons.
Hal Foster’s Prince Valiant still runs today in newspapers. At its height the
cartoon script was read and enjoyed by millions. It was even translated to a
feature film starring Robert Wagner.
For the first time all 65 episodes of the animated series are brought
together on 5-discs. Follow Prince Valiant in The Legend OF Prince Valiant as
he begins his Quest For Camelot with lots of magic, warriors and damsels
thrown in the mix. Animated to match the style of the newspaper strip, The
Legend OF Prince Valiant is an epic animated series with plenty of adventure,
action, sword-play and epic battles between good and evil. Look for voice
actor interviews and commentaries.
I loved the Italian muscle man movies of the 1950’s and 1960’s, especially
those starring Steve Reeves as Hercules.
Where else could you get lots of muscle-bound warriors pounding the living
daylights out of each other, loads of magic and monsters and those
girls-whew!
Get ready for some mythological mayhem as Mill Creek Entertainment takes you
back in time to the age of Hercules complete with more action and adventure
than you can imagine. Go ahead; indulge yourself, a little muscle-bound
mayhem never hurt anyone.
Incredible stories and Classic Adventures translate literary masterpieces
into full-length animated tales adapted for the small screen. Look for a huge
cross-section of stories such as Ben Hur, Ivanhoe, The Mysterious Island,
Journey To The Center Of The Earth and over a dozen other classic stories. It’s
the perfect way to introduce children to classic of literature while making
them visually exciting.
 
X-Men And Iron Man
The fifth and final season of popular X-Men animated series from the early
1990s is presented by Buena
Vista Entertainment. All14
riveting episodes are presented on two DVD discs.
The animated series predated the X-Men movies and set the standard by
which the
X-Men would be presented to the world.
Created and shown during and not long after the highlight years
dominated by such artists as Jim Lee and Marc Silvestri, the series
spotlighted many of the popular storylines running through the X-men titles
at the time.
Look for such classics as The Phalanx Covenant, The Fifth Horseman and
guest spots by Captain America, Magneto, Longshot, Jubilee, Cannonball and a
whole host of
X-Men, their friends and foes.
I especially enjoyed the Old Soldiers episode starring a pre-claws
Wolverine and Captain America story set during World War II. And get ready for a whole boatload of
surprises in the very last episode the winds up the series: Graduation
Day. Don’t miss it!
Also from Buena Vista comes the full first season of the Iron Man animated
series released in conjunction with upcoming Iron Man movie.
In this mid-1990s animated series Tony Stark as Iron Man and a few fellow
Avengers fight the Mandarin and his cohorts who each episode try to steal
Tony Stark’s technology.
Look for Modok, the Gargoyle and other classic Iron Man villains as well
as guest spots from longtime Marvel superheroes and Iron Man’s fellow crime
fighters: War Machine, Scarlet Witch, Spider Woman, Nick Fury and Hawkeye.
It’s high-tech adventure and suspense as Iron Man battles against the
Mandarin and his partners in crime.
Key episodes include the origin of Iron Man and the Mandarin. It’s classic Marvel mayhem brought to life
via cutting edge animation.
 Saturday Morning Cartoons 1980s
Warner Bros. presents its latest
collection of Saturday Morning Cartoons with its 1980s DVD set. Eleven shows are included such as Mister
T., Dragon's Lair, Thundarr The Barbarian, The Flinstones Kids and others.
It's 1980s animated hilarity and adventure as you relive the decade that
brought great movies, great TV shows and great animation to audiences all
over the world.
If you like to laugh, thrill to adventure, walk on the wild side or just
want to enjoy some good old goofy good times then be sure to check out this
new DVD set that also includes several featurettes and subtitles. It's totally cool man!
 Hawaii Five-O Season Eight
By the Eighth Season of Hawaii Five-O the show was beginning to get a
little frayed around its edges. The
tough-as-nails cop, Steve McGarrett, image was beginning to wear a little
thin. The show was being overshadowed
by more grim and gritty TV series and was finding it more and more difficult
to stay fresh and relevant. Still,
the show remained popular with older viewers and still delivered some good
solid stories-occasionally excellent stories.
Paramount/CBS presents the full 23
episode Eighth Season on 6-disc.
Season highlights include McGarrett's return to Naval duty, catching a
spy, held captive by a convict, stopping a hired killer, dealing with drug smugglers and various other bad guys
as he and his Five-O officers fight crime in Hawaii. Don't miss a single episode. Aloha!
 
War And Wanted
Join Mill Creek Entertainment
as it takes a 13 hour journey into the history of the American soldiers in
its very special Chronicles Of War DVD set.
Travel to the front lines complete with eye-witness interviews, rare
footage and revealing photos that bring history alive.
In The American Soldier George Kennedy leads viewers through each conflict
American soldiers have fought in over the centuries using reenactments,
photos, paintings, interviews, narratives and archival film clips. Travel through time from the day of Queen
Anne’s War f 1702 to the current conflict in Iraq and Afghanistan.
In WWII Remembered: A Complete History
surviving veterans of the war paint a picture of the time when all
Americans took part in the war effort and the eventual victory over the
Japanese and Germans.
Individuals recount their own part in the war while providing s revealing
insights behind the politics, patriotism and purpose of the great conflict.
Long before Steve McQueen became a mucho macho film star and the epitome
of the ultimate male he starred in a TV Western as bounty hunter Josh
Randall.
A man of few words he was the ultimate gentleman and law-enforcer. So dedicated was he to his profession that
he donated most or all of his bounty to various charities.
Relying on his wits and muscle the sawed off 1892 Winchester lever action
rifle he carried meted out Western justice when necessary.
Season Two starred McQueen in 32 action-packed episodes with such acting
greats as Lon Chaney Jr., Warren Oates, Martin Landau and many more famous or
soon to be famous TV and movie stars
 The Princess And The Frog
Walt Disney Studios
returns to traditional cell animation in a brand new full-length animated
movie that offers a slight twist on The Princess and the Frog fairy
tale. This time around the Princess
turns into a Frog instead of the frog turning into a Prince.
The special Three Disc Combo (Blu0ray, DVD and Digital Copy) serves up
what many critics have dubbed “The Best Disney Movie Since The Lion King.”
Great animation, an irresistible soundtrack, catchy musical numbers,
outrageous characters and a hilarious story combine to make The Princess and
The Frog a ‘must-see’ Disney animated film.
See what happens when a Princess transforms into a Frog and must contend
with singing alligators, lovesick fireflies and some of the most unusual
swamp creatures ever imagined.
Discover why Disney artists are the best in the business as they dazzle
you with their incredible images and spot-on character portrayals.
Extras include deleted scenes, featurettes, galleries, commentaries and
much more.
  
Studio Ghibli Classics
It's appropriate that Walt
Disney Studios should be the domestic distributor for Japan's Studio
Ghibli's releases. After all Ghibli
is considered to be the equivalent of Disney animation in Japan and it shows
in the breath-taking cell animation, cutting edge computer animation and
effects, powerful stories and intriguing characters.
Recently Disney released several titles from its Ghibli collection: They
include Kiki's Delivery Service, Castle In The Sky and the newest of the
Ghibli's titles: Ponyo. All are
directed by legendary director Hayao Miyazaki and feature America voice
actors ranging from Mark Hamill to Cate Blanchett.
Kiki's Delivery Service follows the adventures Kiki, a young apprentice
witch, who travels to a far city with her black cat and starts a delivery
service and begins and exciting new adventure in her life.
Castle In The Sky captures your imagination when young engineer
apprentice, Pazu, finds a young girl, Sheeto, floating down form the
sky. The new friends begin a
high-flying adventure as they look for the legendary Flying Castle, Lapula,
and encounter pirates, secret agents and other outrageous and bizarre
obstacles.
Ponyo, a goldfish, is rescued by a young boy, become fast friends only to
have her father, a sorcerer, force her to return home. Lonely for her new human friend, Ponyo
unwittingly releases The Water Of Life in her quest to become human. Unfortunately, she also releases a
powerful storm that threatens all life.
Castle and Kiki contain a special bonus: World Of Ghibli and lots of
extras. Ponyo, on Blu-Ray/DVD, also
includes the Ghibli short, an introduction to Ponyo and more. All of the 2-disc sets are modern animated
classics and make excellent additions to anyone's DVD animation collection.
 
Justice And Halo
Just when I think Warner Bros.
Animation couldn't possibly top itself with its DC Universe original
animated movies---it tops itself!
Justice League: Crisis On Two Earths is an exciting, engaging and
excellent story that highlights the greats of DC Comics' premiere team.
The opening sequence finds Lex Luthor and what appears to be the Joker
fleeing the JLA, or at one of DC's super teams, Luthor manages to escape through a dimensional portal and the
his partner...well, let's just say he decided to 'stick' around.
Moments later Luthor materializes in Metropolis, surrenders to police and
arranges a meeting with the JLA.
It seems that this Luthor comes from another Earth where The Crime
Syndicate, run by super doppelgangers of the Justice League, terrorize their
Earth and are attempting to rule the entire globe.
Luthor, along with his Joker look-a-like, the Jester, planned to crossover
to another Earth, enlist the aid of The Justice League and stop the
Syndicate's plans.
The JLA agrees to help Luthor and follow him through the portal, only
Luthor failed to mention a small detail-he brought with him and hid a small
device that can aid the demented Owlman, Batman's counterpart, to finish his
a bomb that will destroy all of the parallel Earth, thus all of existence.
There's plenty of fistfights, lots of damage and more than a fair share of
surprises, including some unexpected guest stars. Crisis On Two Earths is a tour de force of superhero and
villain action not seen on the small screen before.
My favorite scene: when Batman and Owlman duke it out. Now that's action! Included on the DVD set is a standalone
Spectre short, two classic JLA animated episodes, an examination of the
Crisis phenomenon at DC and lots more.
Don't miss it!
For you Halo fans out there, be sure to pick up Halo Legends: seven
animated shorts in anime. Each sort
builds upon the universe of Halo and the many characters that inhabit
it. Learn of the genesis of the
Earth/Covenant conflict, who Master Chief, Spartans and Shock Troopers are
and more. Go beyond the game and
delve into the meat and bones of the most popular video game ever created.
  
Dorf, Black And Nazi
I’ve always got a kick out of comedian Tim Conway. His irreverent and often bumbling comedic
performances can’t help but make me laugh.
I’ve followed his comedic career ever since his early days on the sitcom
McHale’s Navy and continued to watch his slapstick antics thorough various TV
shows such as The Carol Burnett Show where he not only made the audience
laugh but the cast and crew as well.
I watched him perform in Disney movies, on various TV variety shows and
guest appearances and with his longtime Carol Burnett Show buddy Harry
Korman. Tim has been performing for
decades and even now has not lost his humorous touch.
Well into his career he created an unforgettable character, Dorf, the
diminutive know-it-all who claims to be an expert in all forms of sports-fro
baseball to auto racing. Tim
showcases his slapstick and comedic brilliance as Dorf with physical comedy,
wry and sly comments and his trademark deadpan delivery.
The Tim Conway Is Dorf Super fan Collection from Mill Creek Entertainment finds Dorf
tackling golf, fishing, the Olympics, baseball, auto racing, bingo and
more. Harvey Korman also makes a
special appearance and a behind-the-scenes featurette is also included.
The history of Blacks in the United States has often been a turbulent and
bloody one. First brought over as
slaves, the Black population slowly, painfully, began to acquire basic human
rights. Often the struggle was long,
dangerous and uncertain and yet, as a people, the American Blacks have
elevated themselves to equal status and equal rights by sheer determination
and the belief that all men are created equal.
Black History: A Retrospective looks back on the plight of the Black
populace in a series of documentaries that examine their struggle through
war, prejudice, the Civil Rights movement and ultimately to the first Black
President. It’s an awe-inspiring
collection of historical film clips and programs that offer a true
examination and insight into the struggle of American Blacks for equality and
dignity.
When World War II ended many of Adolf Hitler’s henchmen fled Germany and
tried to meld into the shadows amongst various societies. They fled form their crimes and hoped to
go undetected.
Their attempts would prove futile in many instances as determined Nazi
hunters took whatever measures necessary to search for, capture and bring to
justice the architects of Hitler’s war crimes.
Nazi Hunters: The Real Story seeks to show the true hunt for Hitler’s
henchmen by the determined men and woman who seek to see justice for the
millions killed during Hitler’s reign.
 Surrogates
Action star Bruce Willis stars in a futuristic thriller where people live
in complete isolation and interact through their robotic counterparts.
The robots never age and can look like the human they represent or
completely different. Humans stay at
home and hook into a network that allows them to control their
surrogates. The surrogate goes to
work, travels, etc. while the human that controls it stays tucked away safe
at home. Or do they?
Scattered around the city are no surrogate zones where no robots may
enter. When Agent Tom Greer, played
by Bruce Willis, chases a suspect who killed five policemen these zones
present a problem. The suspect runs
into one of the zones and Greer’s surrogate follows.
Greer discovers that the suspect is in procession of a weapon that
destroys surrogates but through a glitch in the robot program, can also kill
the humans controlling them. It’s up
to Greer to stop the proliferation of the killing technology and the people
behind it.
The new DVD from Touchstone
Pictures also includes deleted scenes, two featurettes and more.
 20 Years OF The Simpsons
“D’oh! Twenty years! Oh great, I bet Fox won’t even serve
donuts!”
“Don’t have a cow Dad!”
“Now Bart, you know how disappointed your Dad gets went he doesn’t have
dessert!”
“I’ll say. On our 10th Anniversary
Fox only served bagels. Dad started
playing ring toss on Maggie’s pacifier.
I was so embarrassed. What if
the other girls at school saw him? As
if having Bart as a brother wasn’t bad enough.”
“Aw, family. The foundation of
America!”
“That’s enough Homey.”
“Yes dear.”
Twentieth Century Fox Entertainment
is proud to presents the complete twentieth season of The Simpsons on
DVD. Every whacked out episode is
included on this special DVD set along with a sneak peek of The 20th
Anniversary Special.
Who would ever of thought that a series of animated shorts shown on the
Tracey Ullman show over 20 years ago would go on to be one of the most
celebrated animated series in history and the longest running animated and
comedy series of all time?
 
Mannix 3, Five-O 7
I love watching old cop and detective shows from the 1970s. As quaint as them may seem now, those
shows created the template by which today's shows exist.
Perhaps because it was a simpler time things broke down to either black
and white. Good was, evil was
evil-there's was no blurry line or gray areas and "politically
correct" was not in vogue.
When you watched one of those old shows you knew who the bad guy was and
that eventually he or she would get their comeuppance.
The good guys were straight-shooters, honest, trustworthy, determined to
uphold the law and always got the bad guys despite personal injury or
threats.
Such was the case with Paramount/CBS's Steve McGarrett of Hawaii Five-O
and his fellow police officers and private detective Joe Mannix.
Hawaii Five-O ran an impressive eleven years and Mannix ran and equally
impressive eight. Paramount/CBS presents the entire
Seventh Season on 6-discs of Hawaii Five-O and all 25 episodes of Mannix's
Third Season. Both offer high-impact,
fast-fisted, two-gun action with lots of danger, intrigue and gook old cops
and robbers entertainment.
This time around Mannix travels back to his home town, attempts to
reconcile with his father, 'looks' for a killer that blinded him and much
more.
McGarrett and Five-O tackle militants, a psychopath, an assassination
plot, a Hari-Kiri suicide and other big adventures on the big island.
Both series episodes have been digitally remastered, provide subtitles and
new Dolby Digital sound.
 Paranormal Activity
Dubbed as one of "the scariest movies of all time" Paranormal
Activity from Paramount Pictures has just hit stores in a both DVD/Blu-ray
and Limited Edition versions.
In celebration of the DVD release Paramount
Home Entertainment has provided reviewers with a special Paranormal
Activity giveaway. The Paranormal Activity scare kit contains: Baby Powder, a Planchette,
an Ouija Board, a Satin Sleep Mask and a Barrel Sling Duffel
bag.
For a chance to win this very
special collector's item drop me an e-mail at
bamcomics@juno.com. One winner will
be selected at random from entries.
 Something, Something,
Something, Dark Side
Star Wars is an institution and like any institution it has its fans and
distracters, In rare cases the
distracters are its biggest fans.
Such is the case with the creative team behind Family Guy. Only they could possibly have the guts to
parody The Empire Strikes Back and get a way with-with George Lucas'
blessings!
If you saw the original Star Wars parody from Family Guy you can expect
some of the same hilarious and rambunctious spirit in the Something,
Something, Something, Dark Side straight-to-DVD movie from Twentieth Century Fox Entertainment.
Chris stars as Luke Skywalker, Peter as Han Solo, Stewie as Darth
Vader-well, you get the idea. The
laughs are huge and the innuendos fly as Family Guy tackles the Dark Side and
leaves it begging for mercy.
A funny script, on the mark character assassinations,the original Empire
Strikes Back sound track and some pretty cool computer effects make
Something, Something, Something, Dark Side a must-see DVD. Extras include commentaries, a featurette
and much more.
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