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John Wayne's film career has gone down in the American history books largely thanks to his portrayal of tough-talking hard men in a series of western and adventure films. This documentary takes a look at his life and career, and talks to some other living legends about Wayne's superstar status and on set antics.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital Stereo - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Additional Footage - 1. Scenes and trailers from some of Wayne's best performancesText/Photo Galleries: Rare personal photographs of Wayne from all stages of his life
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The past comes to life through the magic of computer reconstruction. Discover the Ancient World with this fascinating look at its many legendary empires, rulers, citizens, and customs. Contains three volumes: ROME& POMPEII, ATHENS AND ANCIENT GREECE, and THE LAND OF THE PHAROAHS.DVD Features:Region 1Keep Case3-Disc SetFull Frame - 1.33Audio: Dolby Digital - EnglishAdditional Release Material: Bonus Features - 1. Faith Unconquered: The Roman Persecution of Early Christians














2. Atlantis: In Search of a Lost Continent














3. Touring EgyptInteractive Features: Interactive Menus Scene Access
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Quickly gathering a cult following, the game show LET`S MAKE A DEAL had people lining up outside just for a chance of getting a seat in the studio audience. Airing to over 40 million viewers, the series created as much controversy as it did fans. In the documentary DEAL, John Schott examines the way in which LET`S MAKE A DEAL changed the course of television history. Using this particular show as an example, the film also explores larger issues regarding the world of daytime television and the game show industry.
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Filmmaker and leftist activist Michael Moore asks some serious questions as he probes the depths of America's trigger-happy gun culture in the insightful and amusing documentary, BOWLING FOR COLUMBINE. Guns in America are used to kill an average of more than 11,000 people per year. This death toll is obscenely out of balance with other first world countries, which generally average a total in double digits. Experts and analysts have pointed to America's bloody history as a reason, but how does that explain the lower murder rate in Germany? Violent entertainment has also been fingered, but how does this account for staggeringly low numbers in Japan, home of the most violent entertainment video games on the market.Moore's trademark comedic tone is razor-sharp as his quest leads him everywhere from Littleton Colorado's Columbine High School to the home of NRA President Charlton Heston. Moore, oddly enough a lifetime NRA member, makes his main target the news media, but also fires away at inefficient welfare programs, Dick Clark, and Kmart. The latter is even compelled to make a major policy change in their stores due to one of Moore's confrontational stunts. This exploration into America's obsession with guns is disarmingly humorous, but Moore also asks challenging questions and fearlessly seeks responsible parties, making the film an effective call for more social awareness as well.DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Single Side - Dual LayerAudio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English
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The natural beauty of the Pacific coastline of the Western United States is the real star in this selection of mood-enhancing scenes.DVD FeaturesNo Regional EncodingSeparate Music and Sound Effects Audio TracksSnap Case
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