Please note this is a region B Blu-ray & will require a region B or region free Blu-ray player in order to play Based on the true life story " The Conjuring" tells the tale of how world renowned paranormal investigators Ed & Lorraine Warren were called upon to help a family terrorized by a dark presence in a secluded farmhouse Forced to confront a powerful demonic entity the Warrens find themselves caught in the most horrifying case of their lives From New Line Cinema comes a feature film drawn from the case files of married demonologists Ed & Lorraine Warren " The Conjuring" stars Academy Award nominee Vera Farmiga (" Up in the Air" TV&s " Bates Motel") & Patrick Wilson (" Insidious") as the Warrens & Ron Livingston (" The Odd Life of Timothy Green") & Lili Taylor (TV&s " Hemlock Grove") as Roger & Carolyn Perron residents of the house Joey King Shanley Caswell Hayley Mc Farland Mackenzie Foy & newcomer Kyla Deaver play the Perrons& five daughters & Sterling Jerins is the Warrens& little girl Judy Rounding out the cast are Marion Guyot Steve Coulter Shannon Kook & John Brotherton James Wan (" Saw" " Insidious") directed the film from a screenplay by Chad Hayes & Carey W Hayes (" The Reaping") The film is produced by Tony De Rosa-Grund Peter Safran & Rob Cowan with Walter Hamada & Dave Neustadter serving as executive producers Actors Vera Farmiga Patrick Wilson Lili Taylor Ron Livingston Shanley Caswell & Hayley Mc Farland Director James Wan Certificate 15 years & over Year 2013 Screen Widescreen 2401 Anamorphic Languages English
- Dolby Digital (51) Additional Languages English Audio Description ; Castilian Spanish ; Czech ; Italian ; Polish ; Russian ; Thai ; Turkish Subtitles English for the hearing impaired ; Italian for the hearing impaired ; English ; Arabic ; Castilian Spanish ; Complex Chinese ; Czech ; Greek ; Hebrew ; Italian ; Korean ; Polish ; Portuguese ; Romanian ; Russian ; Thai ; Turkish Duration 1 hour & 52 minutes (approx)
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD & will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play A stylish 70&s-period crime thriller inspired by true events The Connection tells the story of real-life Marseille magistrate Pierre Michel (Jean Dujardin The Artist The Wolf Of Wall Street) & his relentless crusade to dismantle the most notorious drug smuggling operation in history the French Connection In his crosshairs is charismatic & wealthy kingpin Gatean & Tany& Zampa (Gilles Lellouche Point Blank Mesrine Killer Instinct) who runs the largest underground heroin trade into the States Though the fearless & tenacious Michel aided by a task force of elite cops will stop at nothing including boldly orchestrated drug raids devastating arrests & exacting interrogations to ensure the crime ring&s demise Zampa&s & La French& always seems one step ahead As La French mounts its retaliation Michel will be forced to make the most difficult decision of his life to continue waging his war or ensure his family&s safety before it&s too late The European flipside to William Friedkin&s & The French Connection& ...

Dr Johnson sums up the case against Milton "the want of human interest is always felt" It is the apparent distance of Paradise Lost from ordinary humanity that has thrilled or repelled critics throughout the ages While many readers are carried away by Milton's sublimity others are daunted by his grandeur scope & learning Milton himself declared that he would not begin to write until he had "completed the full circle of my private studies" The Greek word for a circle of learning is the root of "encyclopaedia"; & Milton's erudition is encyclopaedic Paradise Lost draws on both ancient learning & the scholarship of his day displaying not only his deep knowledge of the Bible & Biblical scholarship & his passionate assimilation of the classics but also his absorption in astronomy cosmology geography numerology & science Yet many critics of Paradise Lost argue that all this circling lacks a human centre Who after all is the hero? Adam & Eve in their unfallen state are too remote from us; Christ is not yet incarnate; God cannot be a character Which leaves us with the magnificently problematic figure of Satan In this fascinating study of Milton's great poem Caroline Moore suggests that contrary to what these critics argue the core of Paradise Lost is extraordinarily human Milton himself believed that poetry excelled at describing "the wily subtleties & refluxes of man's thought from within" This is precisely what Paradise Lost does If to a generation raised on the novel Milton's methods of psychological exploration seem strange this only intensifies the effect Paradise Lost is a poem that explores the dark byways & infinite strangeness of the human heart ...

It is hard to find anyone nowadays who will dare venture a bad word on Mrs Dalloway its status as a pioneer feminist text & a brilliantly experimental work is wholly secure At the time of its publication however opinions were more mixed It was hard in the mid-1920s to come to terms with what for many seemed a vexatiously new-fangled work The reading public was not yet ready for the challenge of what came to be called stream of consciousness narrative or the inner richness of a novel whose main event a superficial reading might suggest is an upper-class Conservative politician's wife's purchase of flowers for a summer party This recall in the immediate aftermath of a conflict the First World War which had shaken the whole of Europe to its foundations Before during & after writing Mrs Dalloway Woolf teetered on the edge of mental breakdown & more than once fell into its awful depths & on the edge of the main plot of Mrs Dalloway & its heroine's outwardly serene existence she places Septimus Smith
- a shell-shocked survivor of the Great War who finds peacetime too terrible to continue living in Mrs Dalloway is a novel which provokes thought about the fraught nature of genius literary modernism the ambiguous place of women in English society & literature the infinite complexities of sexual relationships & even the worthwhileness of life itself This book seeks to explore all this & to show that reading Mrs Dalloway can be one of the most rewarding experiences English fiction has to offer
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There once was a large country that was ruled by a General The General would take his army & attack all the countries around him until they were conquered Eventually there was only one small country left to conquer However this one did not resist but welcomed the soldiers
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD & will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play Charting man&s complicated journey towards & mastery over flight this fascinating film uses both drama & documentary footage to present a highly cinematic account of the evolution of aviation encompassing early experiments in automated flight the development of bombers & aircraft carriers & the earliest experiments in vertical rotary flight A project initiated in 1935 by Alexander Korda as a potential collaboration with Winston Churchill The Conquest of the Air was produced in fits & starts over the following five years eventually being released in 1940 as a propaganda film to help the war effort both here & in America The film is featured here in a br&-new transfer from original film elements in its as-exhibited aspect ratio ...

What is consciousness? How do physical processes in the brain give rise to the self-aware mind & to feelings as profoundly varied as love or hate aesthetic pleasure or spiritual yearning? David J Chalmers unveils a major new theory of consciousness one that rejects the prevailing reductionist trend of science while offering provocative insights into the relationship between mind & brain Writing in a thought-provoking style Chalmers proposes that conscious experience must be understood as an irreducible entity similar to such physical properties as time mass & space that exists at a fundamental level & cannot be understood as the sum of its parts Engaging & penetrating this book adds a fresh new perspective to the subject that is sure to spark debate about our understanding of the mind for years to come ...

Perfect reading for fans of Joanna Trollope & Elizabeth Buchan this is a novel of lost loves deceits & second chances Nattie is now happily married to Hugo & they have two beautiful children but no one knows that her heart has never truly been hers to give The love of her life was lost to her years ago or so she thought Now Ahmed is back & although he knows Nattie is married he just can't stop himself from making contact Torn between Ahmed & her family Nattie ends up meeting him in secret But will her lies cause more trouble than the truth? Praise for A Matter of Loyalty the brilliant prequel Topical & intriguing Brave & far-reaching the novel never loses pace Thrilling' Daily Telegraph ' Sandra Howard's thriller could not be more topical An entertaining yarn that explores the conflict of the interest between love politics & religion' Tatler ' Engaging & genuinely gripping' Daily Mail ...

Bedded banished pregnant! Talented photographer Coral Dahl can't afford any distractions on her first major photoshoot But the beauty of her location-the private Greek island of Hydros-is nothing compared to the lethal charisma of its owner tycoon Raffaele Rossini! A charisma that wary innocent Coral is powerless to resist Coral is astonished to discover her family is scandalously entwined with Rafa's & that she has a claim on his inheritance Branded a gold-digger she's dismissed from his bed & his life But the biggest surprise of all is that their one night of rapture has had unexpected permanent consequences! ...

Winner of the Blue Peter Book Award 2012 Fourteen-year-old Mariel returns to England for her grandmother's funeral It is the first time she has been back since she emigrated with her mother as a baby & it is the beginning of the uncovering of some really extraordinary truths about the Considine family Why did Mariel's mum argue with Grandma all those years ago? Why does Amelia wear so much perfume? Why is there a very large cat flap in Louvre House? Why does Gerald seem scared of his brother's appetite? Did Grandma Considine really break her neck falling down the stairs? & most importantly what is the dark secret that lies at the heart of the family? ...