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James Bond is thrust into
one of his most riveting
adventures in this
jam-packed free-for-all
of outrageous stunts,
passionate encounters and
exciting confrontations.
Roger Moore portrays
Agent 007 with lethal
determination in a plot
that finds him
infiltrating the Greek
underworld to locate a
stolen device capable of
controlling a fleet of
nuclear submarines.
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Episodes 1-13 from season
four of the animated
children's series
following the adventures
of Peter Parker and his
superhero alter-ego -
Spider-Man. In this
season, Doctor Octopus,
the Green Goblin and
Daredevil all make an
appearance. Features a
DVD Booklet with episode
synopses. Approx Running
Time - 4 Hours 33 Minutes
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Episodes 1-13 from season
two of the animated
children's series
following the adventures
of Peter Parker and his
superhero alter-ego -
Spider-Man. In this
season, Doctor Octopus,
the Green Goblin and
Daredevil all make an
appearance. Features a
DVD Booklet with episode
synopses. Approx Running
Time - 4 Hours 42 Minutes
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Episodes 1-13 from season
one of the animated
children's series
following the adventures
of Peter Parker and his
superhero alter-ego -
Spider-Man. In this
season, Doctor Octopus,
the Green Goblin and
Daredevil all make an
appearance. Features a
DVD Booklet with episode
synopses. Approx Running
Time - 4 Hours 18 Minutes
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Secret Service agent
James Bond Sean Connery
is sent to Jamaica to
investigate the murder of
one of his colleagues. It
transpires that the
island is being used as a
base for the terrorist
organisation SPECTRE,
who, under the guidance
of the despotic Dr No
Joseph Wiseman, have
developed technology to
divert rockets launched
from Cape Canaveral. The
first big-screen outing
for 007 features original
Bond Girl Ursula Andress
emerging from the ocean
in memorably revealing
swimwear.
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This rousing, explosive
1961 World War II
adventure, based on
Alistair MacLean's
thrilling novel, turns
the war thriller into a
deadly caper film.
Gregory Peck heads a
star-studded cast charged
with a near impossible
mission: destroy a pair
of German guns nestled in
a protective cave on the
strategic Mediterranean
island of Navarone, from
where they can control a
vital sea passage. As
world-famous mountain
climber turned British
army Captain, Mallory
(Peck) leads a guerrilla
force composed of the
humanitarian explosives
expert, Miller (David
Niven), the ruthless
Greek patriot with a
grudge, Stavros (Anthony
Quinn), veteran special
forces soldier Brown
(Stanley Baker) and the
cool, quiet young
marksman Pappadimos
(James Darren). This
disparate collection of
classic types must
overcome internal
conflicts, enemy
attacks, betrayal and
capture to complete their
mission. Director J. Lee
Thompson sets a driving
pace for this exciting
(if familiar) military
operation, a succession
of close calls, pitched
battles and last-minute
escapes as our heroes
infiltrate the garrisoned
town with the help of
resistance leader Maria
(Irene Papas) and plot
their entry into the
heavily guarded mountain
fort. Carl Foreman's
screenplay embraces
MacLean's role call of
clichs and delivers
them with style,
creating one of the
liveliest mixes of
espionage, combat and
good old-fashioned
military derring-do put
on film, while Dimitri
Tiomkin's score is as
sturdy as the rock of
Navarone itself.
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James Bond battles the
forces of black magic in
this high-octane
adventure that hurtles
him from the streets of
New York City to
Louisianas bayou
country. With charm, wit
and deadly assurance,
Roger Moore steps in as
Agent 007 and takes on a
powerful drug lord
(Yaphet Kotto) with a
diabolical scheme to
conquer the world.
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A disaster in space
pushes humankind toward
World War III, and only
James Bond can prevent it
in this
pull-out-all-the-stops
movie spectacular. Sean
Connery returns as Agent
007, who travels to
Japan to stop the evil
SPECTRE organisation and
its diabolical leader,
Ernst Stavro Blofeld
(Donald Pleasence), from
instigating global
warfare from his massive
headquarters in an
inactive volcano.
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Following on from the
1996 film 'DragonHeart',
orphaned stable boy Geoff
(Chris Masterson)
stumbles across Drake,
the world's sole
surviving dragon.
Together, they take on
the bandits who threaten
the peace of Geoff's
homestead and in doing so
become heroes.
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As sci-fi action
blockbusters go, they
don't come much bigger
than Transformers. Maybe
its because of the
subject matter: its based
on a toy line from the
1980s, concerning giant
robots from outer space
engaged in a civil war
that pits the heroic
Autobots against the evil
Decepticons. They have
the ability to disguise
themselves as vehicles
and other mechanical
objects, transforming
back into robots when its
time to stomp each other
senseless. As a premise,
its rather silly. But its
also very simple, and
thats why it works. The
heroes are truly heroic:
the noble and powerful
Autobot leader Optimus
Prime is one of the most
iconic characters of the
1980s, and getting the
original voice actor
(Peter Cullen) to give
him life was a stroke of
genius. The villains,
meanwhile, are just
plain evil: Decepticon
leader Megatron (voiced
by Hugo Weaving) is
motivated by absolute
power, and his soldiers
are not above a bit of
wanton destruction to
achieve their goals. Mix
in a bit of mysticism in
the form of the Allspark,
the source of life for
all Transformers, and
the result is pure
cinematic magic. Its not
a perfect film: there are
some characters and
sub-plots that are
unnecessary and which go
nowhere, and at almost
three hours, its a lot
of movie. But the
Transformers themselves,
rendered in CGI, have a
very realistic size and
weight on screen, and
look particularly good as
they switch from one mode
to the other. Moreover,
director Michael Bay is
smart enough to realise
that appealing to kids
doesn't mean pandering to
them--the cutest robot on
screen is a manic little
psychotic killer with the
apt name Frenzy. The
humans in the film,
meanwhile, keep the film
grounded, whilst never
detracting from the real
robot stars. Unlike The
Matrix trilogy, which
tried to be too clever,
or The Lord of the Rings
films, which were too
clever, Transformers is
probably the best science
fiction epic since the
original Star Wars
trilogy. --Robert Burrow
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Pure. Popcorn.
Entertainment. That's an
exact classification of
director Michael Bays
Transformers: Revenge of
the Fallen. The action is
nonstop, with battles
and explosions from start
to finish. The camera
(without any subtlety)
exploits Megan Foxs
hotness to the max. As if
she weren't enough, a
new sex kitten (Isabel
Lucas) is thrown into the
equation. Shia LaBeouf is
as charismatic as ever,
and fills the starring
role with ease. And then
there's the humour. Sams
parents (Kevin Dunn and
Julie White) provided
some semi-raunchy
laugh-out-loud moments in
the first movie, but now
they take it to the next
level. Sometimes it seems
like they are trying a
little too hard, but it
is still hilarious. As
far as the ???plot???
goes, the writers didnt
waste much time--its
really just a context for
the giant-robot death
matches and dramatic
slow-mo sequences. The
movie kicks off two years
later where the Autobots
have formed an alliance
with the U.S. government,
creating an elite team
led by Major Lennox (Josh
Duhamel), in an effort
to snuff out any
remaining Decepticons
that show up. The bad
guys keep coming, and it
turns out that a much
more menacing force than
Megatron is out
there--and it is looking
for something on Earth
that is tied to the very
origin of the
Transformers race. Fans
of the franchise will be
delighted by the addition
of many new robot
characters (there are
well over 40 in the
sequel, versus only 13
in the first). The second
Transformers has shaped
up to be one of the worst
reviewed and most
successful movies of all
time. This strange
pairing is really just an
indication that this
movie has one purpose: to
entertain. The creators
didn't want to waste time
bogging down the action
and drama with
substance--which was
arguably a good decision.
--Jordan Thompson.
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Episodes 1-14 from season
three of the animated
children's series
following the adventures
of Peter Parker and his
superhero alter-ego -
Spider-Man. In this
season, Doctor Octopus,
the Green Goblin and
Daredevil all make an
appearance. Features a
DVD Booklet with episode
synopses. Approx Running
Time - 4 Hours 44 Minutes
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The most famous document
in all history, the Ten
Commandments are the
words of God carved into
stone. But what do they
mean and how do they
still apply to society
today? Who was Moses,
the man chosen by God to
translate his message to
the World and what
happened on Mount Sinai,
the place where Moses is
said to have come
face-to-face with God
himself? Join a
distinguished group of
scholars as they explore
these questions and
examine what issues have
been raised over the
years, as well as
analysing the punishments
that have been handed out
if any of the
commandments were broken.
We also look at why this
set of rules became
central to the whole of
Western civilisation,
why Moses ordered the
killing of three thousand
fellow Hebrews at Sinai
and whether the original
document, said to be
preserved in the sacred
Ark of Covenant, could
actually still exist.
This fascinating
collection contains four
programmes that explore
the most famous document
in history: The Ten
Commandments.
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Pierce Brosnans third
outing as Bond sees him
come up against another
dangerous nemesis -
Renard Robert Carlyle, a
power-crazed terrorist
intent on taking control
of the worlds oil
supplies. Bond has his
work cut out defeating
Renard, as the villain
has a bullet lodged in
his brain which renders
him immune to any pain.
As his mission grows more
perilous Bond also
encounters sultry oil
heiress Elektra Sophie
Marceau, and nuclear
scientist Christmas Jones
Denise Richards.
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Action adventure starring
Josh Lucas, Jessica Biel
and Jamie Foxx as U.S.
Navy pilots who are part
of a close-knit elite
division of test pilots
flying highly classified
stealth fighter jets,
referred to only as
Talons. They're the best
of the best and they know
it. Then their commanding
officer Captain George
Cummings (Sam Shepard)
introduces the team to
their new wingman - an
artificial
intelligence-based UCAV
(Unmanned Combat Aerial
Vehicle), nicknamed
'EDI.' Although Ben
(Lucas) is hesitant about
taking 'the human pilot
out of the equation of
war, ' Cummings orders
the team to execute their
first real mission
alongside 'EDI.' To their
amazement, 'EDI' proves
to be a cracker-jack
wingman and they
successfully eliminate
their target. But on the
return trip to their base
aboard the aircraft
carrier U.S.S. Carl
Vinson, 'EDI' is struck
by lightning. The drone's
brain expands in ways its
creators could never have
predicted. Despite Ben
and Henry's (Jamie Fox)
reservations, Cummings
declares 'EDI' ready to
rejoin the team in the
air. On their next
mission against a
nuclear-armed warlord in
a remote Chinese
province, 'EDI's'
seriously compromised
circuitry problems only
get worse. Ben decides
that the risks of the
attack far outweigh the
benefits to himself,
Henry and Kara (Biel).
When he aborts the
mission, 'EDI' goes
against orders and
executes the hit anyway.
The danger escalates when
'EDI' decides to execute
a top-secret mission
that, if successful,
could spiral into
worldwide nuclear
Armageddon. And only Ben
can prevent it.
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Retired assassin Holland
(Charles Bronson) is
persuaded to do one last
job when a journalist
friend is tortured to
death by Moloch, a
sadistic employee of the
Guatemalan Government.
The dead man's widow,
Rhiana (Theresa Saldana),
and daughter pose as
Holland's family to
provide him with cover as
he closes in on his prey.
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The effortlessly suave
and sophisticated Pierce
Brosnan makes his
acclaimed debut as Agent
007 in this rip-roaring
espionage thriller
featuring the most
eye-popping opening
sequence yet. When an MI6
agent (Sean Bean) turns
rogue and plans world
domination with a
terrifying
satellite-borne weapon,
Bond must pursue his
former ally to Cuba,
Monte Carlo, Switzerland
and even Russia, all
whilst dodging a sexy,
deadly femme fatale
(Famke Janssen) who will
stop at nothing to put
the squeeze? on the
intrepid spy.
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Episodes 1-13 from season
five of the animated
children's series
following the adventures
of Peter Parker and his
superhero alter-ego -
Spider-Man. In this
season, Doctor Octopus,
the Green Goblin and
Daredevil all make an
appearance. Features a
DVD Booklet with episode
synopses. Approx Running
Time - 4 Hours 24 Minutes
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Pierce Brosnans fourth
outing in the 20th Bond
film. 007 has spent the
last 12 months in a North
Korean prison - after
being captured whilst on
assignment by government
agents - and when he is
finally freed his
superiors are worried
that he will not be up to
the job. That is until
Bond discovers that one
of his former captors,
Zao Rick Yune, has
teamed up with the evil
Gustav Graves Toby
Stephens and the pair
plan to put the fate of
the entire world in
jeopardy. Bond must once
again save the world
whilst also keeping
his"a of glamorous
women in tow Halle Berry
and Rosamund Pike, using
the gadgets provided by Q
John Cleese and
travelling the world in
the most expensive cars.
Madonna provides the
theme tune and also has a
cameo role.
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Every Spring, changing
weather patterns create a
recipe for catastrophe.
And every Spring, a
collection of scientists,
enthusiastic and
eccentrics brace
themselves for another
season of storm chasing.
Sean puts his life on the
line as he endeavors to
get the most elusive
tornado footage ever
shot.
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The thrills never let up
as James Bond dives into
this riveting adventure
filled with explosive
confrontations and
amazing underwater
action. Sean Connery
brings his characteristic
style and magnetism to
Agent 007 as he travels
to Nassau to track down a
villainous criminal who
is threatening to plunge
the world into a nuclear
holocaust.
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From the opening bomb
blast outside a steamy
nightclub to a lastminute
escape from the
presidents personal
jet, James Bonds
third screen adventure is
an exhilarating,
pulse-pounding thrill
ride. Sean Connery
returns as Agent 007 and
faces off with a maniacal
villain bent on
destroying all the gold
in Fort Knox--and
obliterating the world
economy! Goldfinger is
?the best?of all the
Bonds? (Roger Ebert,
Chicago Sun-Times).
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James Bond has been
marked for death, and
he?ll need all his lethal
instincts and seductive
charm to survive in this
action-packed adventure.
Roger Moore returns as
Agent 007 and faces off
in a deadly game of
cat-and-mouse with
assassin Francisco
Scaramanga (Christopher
Lee). Featuring a wild
automobile chase through
Bangkok and Bonds
stunning confrontation
with an entire
martial-arts school, The
Man with the Golden Gun
delivers nonstop
excitement.
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Roger Moore lends humour,
elegance and lethal
charm to his final
performance as James Bond
in A View to a Kill. Bond
confronts Max Zorin
(Christopher Walken),
who has devised a plan to
corner the worlds
microchip market, even
if he has to kill
millions to do it. But
before Bond can stop the
madman, he must confront
Zorins beautiful
and deadly companion,
May Day (Grace Jones).
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A fortune in stolen
diamonds thrusts James
Bond into action in this
thrilling adventure. Sean
Connery returns as Agent
007 and teams up with the
beautiful Tiffany Case
(Jill St. John) to
prevent his nemesis
Blofeld (Charles Gray)
from using the diamonds
in a deadly laser
satellite.
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James Bond Roger Moore,
in his tenth screen
outing, joins forces
with a glamorous Russian
spy Barbara Bach to
outwit a megalomaniac
shipping magnate Curt
Jurgens who intends to
achieve world domination
by causing nuclear war
between the superpowers.
The film features the
submersible Lotus Esprit,
underwater battles, and
Jaws, a seven-foot
villain with steel teeth.
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Cordelia. Setting her
sights on fame and
fortune, aspiring
actress Cordelia Chase
packed up her things and
moved to Hollywood. After
a rocky start, she
decided to join up with
Angel at his detective
agency, getting more
than she bargained for
when she became his link
to the powers that be.
Discover a whole new side
to Cordelia in her very
best episodes. City Of
Angel relocates to Los
Angeles, where he
encounters a stranger who
experiences visions of
those in need; a
down-and-out Cordelia;
and a woman who lives in
fear of a powerful
vampire. There's No Place
Like Plrtz Glrb. Wesley
and Gunn storm the pylean
castle while Angel fights
the Groosalugg. Birthday.
On her birthday,
Cordelia learns her
vision will kill her
unless she goes back in
time and chooses a
different path in life,
one which doesn't include
Angel. Waiting In The
Wings Angel and his
friends attend a ballet,
where Angel realizes he
saw the exact same
dancers on stage 110
years ago.
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British-made action film
set in Canada and
starring Dirk Bogarde,
Stanley Baker, James
Robertson Justice and Sid
James. Adapted from the
bestselling adventure
novel by Hammond Innes,
the film tells the story
of terminally-ill
Scottish oil prospector
Bruce Campbell (Bogarde),
who strikes more than
just oil when he digs
deep in the Canadian
Rockies.
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X-Men: First Class brings
together the epic scale
and action of a classic
blockbuster with a
character driven story
that unveils the
beginning of the X-Men
saga and a secret history
of the Cold War and our
world at the brink of
nuclear Armageddon. As
the first class
discovers, harnesses and
comes to terms with their
formidable powers,
alliances are formed that
will shape the eternal
war between the heroes
and villains of the X-Men
universe. The British
dream team behind
Kick-Ass--director
Matthew Vaughn and writer
Jane Goldman--are joined
by a stellar cast
including James McAvoy
(Wanted), Michael
Fassbender (Inglorious
Basterds), Nicholas
Hoult (A Single Man) and
Jason Flemying (Lock
Stock and Two Smoking
Barrels) in one of the
biggest comic book
blockbusters.
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Family comedy-drama
starring Joan Allen as
Terry Wolfmeyer, an
affluent and sharp-witted
suburban Detroit wife and
mother who goes from a
paragon of sweetness to a
volcano of rage in the
wake of her husband's
desertion; he has
apparently jetted off to
Sweden with his Swedish
secretary. Barely holding
it together for her four
daughters, Terry
fitfully adjusts to his
absence, while trying to
avoid romantic
involvement with her
neighbour Denny Davies
(Kevin Costner), a
retired baseball player
and radio personality who
shares her love of the
all-day cocktail hour.
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If Buffy the Vampire
Slayer represents the
lighter side of high
school as a macabre
experience, here's a
movie that asks the
burning question, What
happens when angst-ridden
teenagers develop
supernatural powers? More
to the point, how do
four outcast teenaged
witches handle their
ability to cast wicked
spells on the taunting
classmates who've
nicknamed them "The
Bitches of Eastwick"? The
answer, of course, is
"don't get mad, get
even." That's about all
there is to this
terminally silly movie,
which makes up for its
ludicrous plot by letting
its young female cast
have a field day as they
indulge their dark
fantasies. Fairuza Balk
is enjoyable as the most
wicked of the witches,
and is therefore the
focus of the film's most
dazzling special effects.
But it's Neve Campbell
from television's Party
of Five who made this
film a modest box-office
hit, just before she
became her generation's
fright-movie favourite in
Scream and its popular
sequel.
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Struggling TV reporter
Kimberly Wells (Jane
Fonda) sees an
opportunity to break into
hard news after she and
her cameraman (Michael
Douglas) witness a near
meltdown in a nuclear
power station. But the
network refuses to air
their report, whilst the
plant's bosses will stop
at nothing to ensure
information on the
incident remains
undisclosed. Plant
engineer Jack Godell
(Jack Lemmon) is
determined to expose the
cover-up, however, and
persuades Kimberley to
help him. Both Lemmon and
Fonda earned Oscar
nominations for their
performances, in a film
that saw reality
overtaking it just weeks
after its theatrical
release - with the
breakdown of the nuclear
reactor on Three Mile
Island.
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On the face of it, All
the Pretty Horses should
have everything going for
it as a movie, taken
from the novel by Cormac
McCarthy acclaimed as one
of the finest pieces of
American writing of the
past 20 years. The
intuitive, up-and-coming
actor-director Billy Bob
Thornton, with a deep
love of McCarthy's
novels, takes the helm
directing two hot young
stars (Matt Damon,
Penelope Cruz) and backed
by some seasoned veterans
(Sam Shepherd, Bruce
Dern, Rub?n Blades et
al) along with first-rate
technical support. The
plot seems tailor-made
for landmark-movie status
too. A downbeat,
resonant tale that would
have intrigued Sam
Peckinpah, it tells of
two young cowboys from
post-WWII Texas, who
cross the Rio Grande in
search of the rugged
adventurous life modern
America can no longer
offer them. And south of
the border they find just
what they're looking
for--but in harsher,
darker and far more
brutal guise than they
ever dreamt of. All the
ingredients point towards
the makings of a classic
Western. Yet somehow they
never quite jell.
Powerfully photographed
by Barry Markowitz, All
the Pretty Horses looks
unfailingly superb, and
Ted Tally's screenplay
draws on much of the
novel's spare, trenchant
dialogue. Thornton
handles the action
sequences with assurance,
especially the marathon
horse-breaking episode.
But it all feels
distanced, and never
dark or bleak enough for
McCarthy's savage vision.
Maybe Damon is as yet too
young and bland for his
character's agonised
trajectory. There were
rumours of script
problems, of scenes
ruthlessly excised;
Thornton claims that
Miramax cut the film.
Whatever the causes, the
film is handsome to look
at, absorbing to watch,
but casts few shadows in
the mind.
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Armed with razor-sharp
instincts and a licence
to kill, James Bond
battles diabolical arms
merchants bent on world
domination in this
thrilling,
lightning-paced
adventure. Timothy Dalton
brings energy, humour
and ruthless cunning to
his debut performance as
Agent 007.
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Sean Connery returns as
James Bond in this
thrill-a-minute adventure
featuring remarkable
villains, beautiful
women and exotic locales.
This time, Bond squares
off against the evil
SPECTRE organisation in a
race to seize a Soviet
decoding machine,
thrusting him into a
thrilling boat chase, a
brutal helicopter attack
and a deadly brawl aboard
the Orient Express.
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From a thrilling jet
chase to a climactic
countdown to nuclear
disaster, James Bond is
back in an electrifying
adventure that pushes the
limit for nonstop
excitement. Roger Moore
portrays the immortal
action hero, perfectly
capturing Agent
007s deadly
expertise, acerbic wit
and overpowering sex
appeal as he investigates
the murder of a fellow
agent who was clutching a
priceless Faberg? egg at
the time of his death.
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Casino Royale introduces
James Bond before he
holds his licence to
kill. No less dangerous,
and with two professional
assassinations in quick
succession, Bond is
elevated to ?00? status.
?M? (Judi Dench), head
of the British Secret
Service, sends the newly
promoted 007 on his first
mission to Madagascar,
the Bahamas and
eventually to Montenegro
to face Le Chiffre, a
ruthless financier
attempting to recapture
funds in a high-stakes
poker game at the Casino
Royale. When Bond is
placed under the watchful
eye of the treasury
official Vesper Lynd,
his initial skepticism of
her turns into a
deepening interest as Le
Chiffres cunning
and cruelty come to bear
on them both in a way
Bond could never imagine,
and he learns his most
important lesson: Trust
no one.
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James Bond turns renegade
to hunt down a master
criminal in this
pulse-pounding thrill
ride thats packed
with awesome stunts,
subtle humour and
explosive confrontations.
Timothy Dalton brings
urgency, charm and
deadly determination to
his portrayal of the
super-agent, who leaves
the British Secret
Service and begins a
fierce vendetta after his
friend Felix Leiter
(David Hedison) is
brutally attacked by drug
lord Franz Sanchez
(Robert Davi).
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James Bond blasts into
orbit in this
pulse-pounding adventure
that takes him from
Venice to Rio de Janeiro
to outer space. Roger
Moore stars for the
fourth time as Agent 007
and joins forces with
NASA scientist Holly
Goodhead (Lois Chiles) to
prevent a power-mad
industrialist (Michael
Lonsdale) from destroying
all human life on Earth.
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Pierce Brosnan returns as
the fearless, cunning
and devastatingly cool
Secret Agent 007 in this
thrilling adventure. When
a ruthless media tycoon
(Jonathan Pryce) tries to
destabilise the world
economy by orchestrating
a deadly standoff between
world superpowers, in an
atempt to achieve high
ratings for his media
conglomerate, Bond must
step in to prevent World
War III. Co-starring Teri
Hatcher and Michelle
Yeoh, this high-tech
action-adventure will
exhilarate Bond fans of
all ages.
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Bearing absolutely no
resemblance to the 1980s
TV series that helped to
propel Michael Mann into
big-time filmmaking,
Miami Vice is the kind of
serious, and seriously
stylish, crime drama
that Mann does better
than anyone else. As
written by Mann himself,
this undercover sting
thriller doesn't reach
the peak intensity of
Mann's 1995 classic Heat,
and it lacks the tight,
nail-biting suspense of
Collateral, but that
doesn't mean it doesn't
occasionally pack a
wallop. As Miami
detectives Sonny Crockett
and Ricardo Tubbs
(respectively), Colin
Farrell and Jamie Foxx
don't have to do much but
mumble their
plot-thickening dialogue
and look ultra-cool in
the casual cop attire,
and their partnership is
rather lifeless on screen
(perhaps owing to the
fact that this was a
troubled production,
with an actual shooting
that occurred during
filming, and Foxx's
refusal to risk his life
on dangerous locations in
South America). But once
Mann shifts into high
gear with a plot to foil
a powerful drug kingpin
(Luis Tosar) and his
ruthless middle-man (John
Ortiz), Vice pays off
with the kind of smart,
realistic action that
Mann's fans have come to
expect. With Chinese
superstar Gong Li as
Crockett's love interest
on the wrong side of the
law, Miami Vice covers
territory that's a little
too familiar, and one
suspects Mann's
screenplay might've been
punched up with a polish
or two. Still, this is
an above-average crime
thriller that demands and
rewards close attention,
with a climactic
shoot-out that's pure
Mann, worthy of the
brooding drama that
precedes it.
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A students life
turns upside down when he
discovers the battered
old car his father gave
him can fly. After his
entire world falls apart
he makes a choice and
shoots from zero to hero
as a crime fighter known
as Black Lightning.
Little does he know that
evil forces are watching.
They want the incredible
car and will stop at
nothing to get it, even
if it means killing him
and destroying the city.
This is a fast-paced
Action Adventure!
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James Bond goes
undercover in the
treacherous Swiss Alps in
this action-packed epic
filled with
artillery-laden ski
pursuits, incredible
stunts and nonstop
thrills! George Lazenby
leaps into the role of
Agent 007 with supreme
confidence and undeniable
charisma, even finding
love with the beautiful
and seductive Tracy Di
Vicenzo (Diana Rigg). But
first Bond must stop evil
genius Blofeld (Telly
Savalas) from releasing a
germ warfare plot that
could kill millions!
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Amy Foster (Rachel Weisz)
is an outcast, spurned
by her own family and
accused of being a witch
by everyone else in her
village. She is also
blamed for the storm
which caused a shipwreck
in which only one man
survived. He immediately
falls for Amy, but their
love for each other
causes controversy among
the small-minded
villagers who are
determined to put an end
to their happiness.
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