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To Sir, with Love 2 DVD
To Sir, With Love 2 DVD
    Sidney Poitier returns as
    teacher Mark Thackeray in
    this sequel to the 1967
    classic. This time round
    Thackeray has swapped the
    streets of London for
    those of down-town
    Chicago, faced with the
    challenge of convincing
    hardened gang members
    that there is an
    alternative to street
    violence. As he struggles
    to instil respect and
    understanding in his
    students, he also
    pursues his first love; a
    woman he knew thirty
    years ago when he was a
    young man in Guyana.
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Waist Deep DVD
Waist Deep DVD
    Locked and loaded with
    action, Waist Deep is an
    explosive thrill ride. 02
    an ex-con is trying to go
    straight but his life
    takes a deadly turn when
    his son gets kidnapped in
    a carjacking and is held
    for ransom by a ruthless
    drug lord. 02 races
    through the violent
    streets of LA in a
    desperate attempt to
    outsmart rival gangs to
    save his son. Starring
    Tyrese Gibson, Meagan
    Good and The Game.
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Hudson Hawk DVD
Hudson Hawk DVD
    Bruce Willis's awful,
    1991 vanity piece is an
    abuse of audience
    goodwill and a waste of a
    good cast and director
    (Michael Lehmann of
    Heathers). The story of
    Hudson Hawk, co written
    by Willis, concerns a
    cat burglar pressured
    into stealing precious
    art, including some from
    the Vatican. But the
    script is just a
    convenience upon which
    Willis piles his vaguely
    boorish brand of hip
    irony, assuming his
    audience will stay with
    him every step of the
    way. Certain,
    self-congratulatory
    scenes induce cringing
    Willis and Danny Aiello,
    for instance, sing "Side
    by Side" (to brassy
    accompaniment on the
    soundtrack) every time
    they're working a
    job--but the overall
    effect is more irritating
    and baffling. Keep a good
    thought for Willis (an
    underrated actor better
    than the summer junk we
    usually see him in) by
    checking out his superior
    work in Pulp Fiction and
    his small but memorable
    role in Billy Bathgate.
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And Justice For All DVD
And Justice For All DVD
    Idealistic young lawyer
    Arthur Kirkland (Al
    Pacino) is determined to
    bypass the topsy-turvy
    madness of the US legal
    system and do his best
    for his clients. However,
    Arthur's idealism takes
    a battering when he is
    pressured to defend a
    judge (John Forsythe) he
    knows to be guilty of
    raping a young girl.
    Arthur now has to make
    the most important choice
    of his life - the choice
    between his career and
    his conscience. Directed
    by Norman Jewison, with
    a screenplay by
    husband-and-wife writing
    team Barry Levinson and
    Valerie Curtin.
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