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Adapted from Ernest Hemingway's best-selling, once-controversial novel, For Whom the Bell Tolls pairs screen legends Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman. Cooper plays Robert Jordan, an expatriate American demolition expert aiding Spain's anti-fascist freedom fighters. His band includes the formidable Pilar (Katina Paxinou, in an Academy Award-winning performance), the dangerously unreliable Pablo (Akim Tamiroff) and the young, innocent Maria (Bergman). As the danger closes in, Robert and Maria's growing closeness deepens into one of the silver screen's great love stories.

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Kintaro Oe walked away from the University of Tokyo to learn from real-world experience instead. Since then he has done a bit of everything — worked on a political campaign, polished the latest software, even helped make anime. The one thing this wandering student hasn't managed is the endless string of gorgeous women he keeps crossing paths with. If he can untangle their mysteries without flying too close to the sun, Kintaro might just save the world. This complete collection gathers all six of the Golden Boy's highly educational lessons, in the original Japanese with English subtitles and with the cult-classic English dub.

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Sutter Cane is the most widely read author of the century — his novels have been translated into 18 languages and built a billion-dollar industry. When Cane vanishes days before he is due to deliver his final manuscript, his publisher hires insurance investigator John Trent to find him. Trent assumes it is an ill-conceived publicity stunt, until he and Cane's editor Linda Styles travel to New England and end up in a town that appears on no ordinary map: Hobbs End, a fictional village that exists only inside Cane's novels. Has the investigation stumbled into a fantasy world, or has reality merged with Sutter Cane's macabre imagination?

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Disc 2 contains The Last Winter (2006) on Blu-ray. Across the set, the special features are three audio commentaries (a new track with writer/director Larry Fessenden moderated by Justin Laliberty; a new track with author and critic Alexandra Heller-Nicholas; and an archival Fessenden track), the feature-length documentary 'Making The Last Winter' (107 min), a 2015 interview with Fessenden conducted by Adam Nayman (22 min), archival behind-the-scenes footage (18 min) and a 2015 Glass Eye Pix promotional reel. At an oil company's remote Alaskan base, hard-headed base leader Ed Pollack (Ron Perlman) clashes with eco-scientist James Hoffman (James Le Gros), who is worried about the environmental impact of the drilling amid abnormally warm temperatures in the region. When one of Pollack's crew is found dead on the ice and other team members begin experiencing hallucinations, Hoffman reaches for a scientific explanation, even as the signs point to something more supernatural.

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Disc 1 contains The Last Winter (2006) in 4K Ultra HD, presented in Dolby Vision HDR (the combo's Blu-ray is Disc 2). At an oil company's remote Alaskan base, hard-headed base leader Ed Pollack (Ron Perlman) clashes with eco-scientist James Hoffman (James Le Gros), who is worried about the environmental impact of the drilling amid abnormally warm temperatures in the region. When one of Pollack's crew is found dead on the ice and other team members begin experiencing hallucinations, Hoffman reaches for a scientific explanation, even as the signs point to something more supernatural.

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Society girl Melsa Manton discovers a corpse in an empty house, but the police refuse to take her seriously. Stung by reporter Peter Ames' front-page editorial mocking her supposed 'prank', Melsa recruits seven of her fellow debutantes to investigate the murder themselves — and the wisecracking young women run circles around the police, the suspects, and the press alike.

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Jan (Mathieu Carrière), a young sailor just come ashore, is hesitant to be back on land but travels to see his childhood home, only to find it gone. After joining friends at the Bar Venus, a brawl leaves him unconscious — and he wakes inside Malpertuis, the gothic mansion of his uncle Cassavius (Orson Welles). Everyone in the house is waiting for Cassavius to die so they can inherit his enormous fortune, but his will demands that anyone who inherits must remain in Malpertuis forever. As Jan looks into the house's secrets, those who try to leave die mysteriously. Harry Kümel's phantasmagoria unfolds like a nesting doll of fantastic ideas, photographed by Gerry Fisher and scored by Georges Delerue, and newly restored under Kümel's supervision for its world Blu-ray premiere.

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Two orphaned boys grow up to be lifelong friends even though life takes them to opposite sides of the law — and both men fall in love with the same woman.

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Errol Flynn, the screen's greatest swashbuckler, stars as Jamie Durisdeer of Ballantrae Castle, a heroic Highlander turned pirate, in this colorful adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson's adventure classic. Director William Keighley — who had guided Flynn in The Prince and the Pauper and The Adventures of Robin Hood — postponed his retirement to make this lavish production, filmed on location in Scotland (including Eilean Donan Castle), Cornwall, and Sicily by two-time Academy Award-winning cinematographer Jack Cardiff. A rousing adventure — en garde, movie fans!

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From Abel Ferrara, the director of The Driller Killer and King of New York, comes a terrifying revenge-thriller in the tradition of Death Wish and Taxi Driver. New York, 1980: mute seamstress Thana is raped at gunpoint on her way home from work, then attacked a second time by a burglar in her own apartment — but this time she fights back, bludgeoning her assailant with an iron and taking his gun. As she disposes of the body piece by piece, her trauma turns outward: convinced that sexual threat lurks everywhere in the city, she sets out to answer it with a .45. A devastating portrait of sexual violence and female rage, anchored by Zoë Lund's stunning central performance (credited as Zoë Tamerlis), presented in a brand-new restoration that captures the grimy glamour of 1980s New York with all its controversial power intact.

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From Abel Ferrara, the director of The Driller Killer and King of New York, comes a terrifying revenge-thriller in the tradition of Death Wish and Taxi Driver. New York, 1980: mute seamstress Thana is raped at gunpoint on her way home from work, then attacked a second time by a burglar in her own apartment — but this time she fights back, bludgeoning her assailant with an iron and taking his gun. As she disposes of the body piece by piece, her trauma turns outward: convinced that sexual threat lurks everywhere in the city, she sets out to answer it with a .45. A devastating portrait of sexual violence and female rage, anchored by Zoë Lund's stunning central performance (credited as Zoë Tamerlis), presented in a brand-new restoration that captures the grimy glamour of 1980s New York with all its controversial power intact.

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Disc 1 contains the extended director's cut of the film, Nightmare Alley: Vision in Darkness and Light — the new 159-minute black-and-white version supervised by Guillermo del Toro — presented on Blu-ray with 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio sound, a new audio commentary by del Toro, his new introduction to the different versions of the film, A Geek's Tale: Adapting Nightmare Alley (a conversation between del Toro and coscreenwriter Kim Morgan), and trailers. Noir fatalism has seldom looked this seductive: Guillermo del Toro puts his own luxuriantly stylized spin on William Lindsay Gresham's classic hard-boiled novel to paint the world as a soul-sick carnival of corruption in an America on the cusp of World War II. Stan Carlisle (Bradley Cooper), a roustabout in a traveling sideshow, uses charm and deception to reinvent himself as a phony mentalist preying on the rich and powerful — but at what cost? Brought to life by an all-star cast including Cate Blanchett, Toni Collette, Willem Dafoe, and Rooney Mara, and nominated for four Oscars including Best Picture, Nightmare Alley is a haunting descent into the illusory abyss of the American dream.

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Disc 1 contains the extended director's cut of the film, Nightmare Alley: Vision in Darkness and Light — the new 159-minute black-and-white version supervised by Guillermo del Toro — presented in 4K UHD with 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio sound and a new audio commentary by del Toro. Noir fatalism has seldom looked this seductive: Guillermo del Toro puts his own luxuriantly stylized spin on William Lindsay Gresham's classic hard-boiled novel to paint the world as a soul-sick carnival of corruption in an America on the cusp of World War II. Stan Carlisle (Bradley Cooper), a roustabout in a traveling sideshow, uses charm and deception to reinvent himself as a phony mentalist preying on the rich and powerful — but at what cost? Brought to life by an all-star cast including Cate Blanchett, Toni Collette, Willem Dafoe, and Rooney Mara, and nominated for four Oscars including Best Picture, Nightmare Alley is a haunting descent into the illusory abyss of the American dream.

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Disc 2 contains the theatrical version of the film (150 minutes) on Blu-ray, with Dolby Atmos sound, the new documentary on the film's performances, visual language, costume and production design, and score, and a new conversation between Guillermo del Toro and Bradley Cooper. Noir fatalism has seldom looked this seductive: Guillermo del Toro puts his own luxuriantly stylized spin on William Lindsay Gresham's classic hard-boiled novel to paint the world as a soul-sick carnival of corruption in an America on the cusp of World War II. Stan Carlisle (Bradley Cooper), a roustabout in a traveling sideshow, uses charm and deception to reinvent himself as a phony mentalist preying on the rich and powerful — but at what cost? Brought to life by an all-star cast including Cate Blanchett, Toni Collette, Willem Dafoe, and Rooney Mara, and nominated for four Oscars including Best Picture, Nightmare Alley is a haunting descent into the illusory abyss of the American dream.

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Disc 2 contains the theatrical version of the film (150 minutes) presented in 4K UHD with Dolby Atmos sound. Noir fatalism has seldom looked this seductive: Guillermo del Toro puts his own luxuriantly stylized spin on William Lindsay Gresham's classic hard-boiled novel to paint the world as a soul-sick carnival of corruption in an America on the cusp of World War II. Stan Carlisle (Bradley Cooper), a roustabout in a traveling sideshow, uses charm and deception to reinvent himself as a phony mentalist preying on the rich and powerful — but at what cost? Brought to life by an all-star cast including Cate Blanchett, Toni Collette, Willem Dafoe, and Rooney Mara, and nominated for four Oscars including Best Picture, Nightmare Alley is a haunting descent into the illusory abyss of the American dream.

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John Garfield and Ida Lupino star in this screen version of Irwin Shaw's play The Gentle People, a pre–World War II allegory about the seductive danger of pretending the fascist threat can simply be ignored. In a small fishing town, local thug Harold Goff shakes down the residents for weekly protection money. Everything changes when the town tailor's daughter finds herself drawn to Goff, seeing him as her way out of a dull small-town life.

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In the middle of a divorce, a struggling writer strikes up a friendship with a retired serial killer — who ends up serving as his marriage counselor by day and, by night, as an adviser on killing for the writer's next book.

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Tom, a world-class 'fixer,' makes his living arranging lucrative payoffs between corrupt corporations and the people who threaten to expose them. Meticulous planning keeps his identity hidden, and he lives by an exacting set of rules. Then a message arrives from a potential client, Sarah, who needs his protection just to stay alive — and the rules quickly begin to change.

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Lifelong best friends Ben and Jordan are young men trying to get by in a rapidly changing Austin, juggling low-paying jobs, messy relationships, and an emotionally codependent bond with each other. When they abruptly lose their apartment, they hatch a last-ditch scheme to live the rest of the year 'rent free,' embarking on a tragicomic tour of their friends' couches, floors, and guest rooms while scrambling to save enough to escape a city they no longer recognize for the promised land of New York City. Played with a satirical edge and an ensemble cast, Rent Free is a high-anxiety comedy about a generation on the edge, and a poignant look at male friendship and a city in flux.

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Disc 1 (4K UHD) contains the feature film The Resurrected (1991), newly restored in 4K from its original camera negative and presented in Dolby Vision; the set's special features are on the Region A Blu-ray disc (Disc 2). Private investigator John March takes on the strangest case of his career when Claire Ward comes to his office asking for help. Her husband Charles Dexter Ward, a respected chemical engineer, has begun conducting strange, secretive experiments and has moved out of their home into a remote, disused ancestral farmhouse to pursue them in private. As the experiments grow more sinister — body parts are reportedly being delivered to the property — Charles's behavior turns increasingly erratic, as if he were taking on the personality of someone from centuries past. Once Charles is committed to a psychiatric facility for evaluation, John and Claire are free to investigate the farmhouse — and the nightmare is only beginning.

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In war-torn 15th-century Kyoto, on the eve of the Onin War, a band of outlaws led by Hyoe (Oizumi) — a scoundrel whose deadly sword skills put him at the forefront of a violent revolt — rises up against the corrupt Shogunate and its army, commanded by his former friend turned archrival, Doken (Tsutsumi).

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In war-torn 15th-century Kyoto, on the eve of the Onin War, a band of outlaws led by Hyoe (Oizumi) — a scoundrel whose deadly sword skills put him at the forefront of a violent revolt — rises up against the corrupt Shogunate and its army, commanded by his former friend turned archrival, Doken (Tsutsumi).

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Disc 1 (4K UHD) contains the theatrical cut of Saw II. The unrated cut is on the set's Blu-ray disc (Disc 2). Jigsaw returns for another round of horrifying life-or-death games. When a new murder victim bearing all the signs of his work is discovered, Detective Eric Matthews launches a full investigation and captures the brilliant, disturbed mastermind with little effort — but being caught is only part of Jigsaw's plan. Eight more of his victims are already fighting for their lives, and now it is Matthews' turn to join the game.

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Disc 1 (4K UHD) contains the theatrical cut of Saw III. A new unrated director's cut is on the set's Blu-ray disc (Disc 2). Jigsaw has vanished once again. Working with his new apprentice Amanda, the puppet-master behind the cruel, intricate games that have terrified a community and baffled the police has eluded capture and disappeared. While city detectives scramble to find him, Dr. Lynn Denlon and Jeff Reinhart have no idea they are about to become the newest pawns on his vicious chessboard.

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Disc 1 (4K UHD) contains the theatrical cut of Saw IV. The unrated cut is on the set's Blu-ray disc (Disc 2). Jigsaw is dead, and so is his apprentice Amanda. When Detective Kerry is found murdered, two veteran FBI profilers, Agents Strahm and Perez, join Detective Hoffman in combing through the grizzly remains of Jigsaw's latest game for clues. Then SWAT Commander Rigg — the last officer Jigsaw never touched — is kidnapped and forced into a game of his own, with ninety minutes to fight through a chain of demented traps, rescue an old friend, and avoid the deadly consequences of failure.

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When Papa Smurf (John Goodman) is mysteriously kidnapped by the evil wizards Razamel and Gargamel, Smurfette (Rihanna) leads the crew on a daring rescue mission. Teaming up with new friends, the Smurfs embark on an epic adventure into the real world, where they discover that their true destiny is to save the universe.

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Getting dumped is bad enough — for Will, moving into a new place that turns out to be haunted is worse. Facing a quarter-life crisis and a house full of spirits, Will has to find a way to make things right with his ex-girlfriend while also banishing the sacrifice-seeking demon that has taken up residence in his home.

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Disc 1 contains episodes 1–9 of Season 1: “Welcome to St. Denis,” “A Very Robust Personal Life,” “Weird Stuff You Can’t Explain,” “Salamat You Too,” “A Peanut and Caramel-Filled Miracle,” “Ho-Ho-Hollo,” “50 cc’s of Kindness,” “Gimme the Scuttlebutt,” and “You Got to Have a Plan.” At St. Denis Medical Center, a devoted team of doctors and nurses does its best to treat patients without completely losing their own minds. Overworked and often underappreciated, these everyday heroes stay busy saving lives with a healthy dose of humor and heart. The series stars Wendi McLendon-Covey, David Alan Grier, Allison Tolman, Josh Lawson, Kahyun Kim, Mekki Leeper and Kaliko Kauahi.

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Disc 2 contains episodes 10–18 of Season 1: “People Just Say Stuff Online,” “Nobody Even Mentions the Brownies!,” “Buffalo Bruce and Matty the Kid,” “Some Famous Internet Guy,” “Listen to Your Ladybugs,” “Sometimes It’s Good to Be Cautious,” “Anything to Push Zaluva,” “Bruce-ic and the Mus-ic,” and “This Place Is Our Everything.” At St. Denis Medical Center, a devoted team of doctors and nurses does its best to treat patients without completely losing their own minds. Overworked and often underappreciated, these everyday heroes stay busy saving lives with a healthy dose of humor and heart. The series stars Wendi McLendon-Covey, David Alan Grier, Allison Tolman, Josh Lawson, Kahyun Kim, Mekki Leeper and Kaliko Kauahi.

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Graduating from Seikou Girls' Academy is supposed to produce wise wives and gentle mothers — but in reality the school's halls are brutal, and most students get by either keeping their heads down or having them smashed in. The most feared gang in the academy is O-Michi (Miki Sugimoto) and her Stormbreakers. When an enigmatic transfer student (Reiko Ike) challenges O-Michi on her own turf, the gang war that follows uncovers a trail of blood leading straight back to the school itself. Director Norifumi Suzuki (School of the Holy Beast) opens the first entry in the Terrifying Girls' High School series, an introduction to pinky violence packed with violence, suspense, and plenty of women.

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Downtrodden janitor Winston Gooze is exposed to a catastrophic toxic accident and transformed into a new kind of hero: the Toxic Avenger. Toxie must now rise from outcast to savior, taking on the ruthless corporate overlords and corrupt forces who threaten his son, his friends, and his community. In a world where greed runs rampant, justice is best served radioactive.

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Disc 1 is the 4K Ultra HD disc of the two-disc 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray set. Downtrodden janitor Winston Gooze is exposed to a catastrophic toxic accident and transformed into a new kind of hero: the Toxic Avenger. Toxie must now rise from outcast to savior, taking on the ruthless corporate overlords and corrupt forces who threaten his son, his friends, and his community. In a world where greed runs rampant, justice is best served radioactive.

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During the Great Depression, two easygoing convicts, Jim (Sean Penn) and Ned (Robert De Niro), are serving time in upstate New York when fellow inmate Bobby (James Russo) pulls a gun at his own electric-chair execution, forcing them into an escape as his unwitting accomplices. Free for the first time in years, the pair reach a small town near the Canadian border, where they are mistaken for priests expected at the local monastery. With the law blocking an easy crossing into Canada, they settle into their newfound home, befriending the townspeople and finding faith along the way. A remake of Michael Curtiz's 1955 film of the same name, Neil Jordan's film blends comedy and drama from a screenplay by David Mamet.

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Disc 2 is the Blu-ray disc of the two-disc 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray set. George (Jake Weber), his wife Kim (Patricia Clarkson), and their son Miles (Erik Per Sullivan) leave their Manhattan home for a winter getaway in upstate New York, hoping for some much-needed rest and relaxation. On the drive north, George hits a deer that runs across an icy road, and the sudden accident sets the stage for a snowbound supernatural showdown with the Wendigo, a grotesque legendary beast from Native American folklore.

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Disc 1 is the 4K Ultra HD disc of the two-disc 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray set. George (Jake Weber), his wife Kim (Patricia Clarkson), and their son Miles (Erik Per Sullivan) leave their Manhattan home for a winter getaway in upstate New York, hoping for some much-needed rest and relaxation. On the drive north, George hits a deer that runs across an icy road, and the sudden accident sets the stage for a snowbound supernatural showdown with the Wendigo, a grotesque legendary beast from Native American folklore.

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Disc 1 contains Aeon Flux in 4K Ultra HD (the feature only — all extras, including both commentaries, are on Disc 2, the set's included Blu-ray). Four centuries from now, a virus has wiped out most of humanity, leaving a single city on Earth. Ruled by the Goodchild dynasty, it is a model society of peace and prosperity — except that its citizens keep vanishing without explanation. Charlize Theron plays Aeon Flux, a secret agent, assassin and warrior sent to bring the regime down; the deeper her mission takes her, the more shocking the secrets she uncovers, until her assignment — and her life — hang in the balance.

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Ken Russell’s first Hollywood film, adapted by Paddy Chayefsky from his own novel, is the definitive head trip of its era — part drug-fuelled freak-out, part creature feature, part love story, played at full intensity throughout. Researcher Eddie Jessup (William Hurt) makes himself the subject of his own mind-expanding experiments, and they carry him on an ever more perilous, substance-driven journey from humanity’s prehistoric origins to the far edges of consciousness. Russell renders it all as a psychedelic explosion of imagery running from the pagan to the cosmic, building to a climactic struggle between the intellect and the heart.

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Disc 1 contains Altered States (1980) in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision HDR (the combo's Blu-ray, with the film and the special features, is Disc 2). Ken Russell’s first Hollywood film, adapted by Paddy Chayefsky from his own novel, is the definitive head trip of its era — part drug-fuelled freak-out, part creature feature, part love story, played at full intensity throughout. Researcher Eddie Jessup (William Hurt) makes himself the subject of his own mind-expanding experiments, and they carry him on an ever more perilous, substance-driven journey from humanity’s prehistoric origins to the far edges of consciousness. Russell renders it all as a psychedelic explosion of imagery running from the pagan to the cosmic, building to a climactic struggle between the intellect and the heart.

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In the year 2131, after a devastating global war, mercenary Deunan Knute is brought from the wastelands to Olympus, a gleaming utopian city, where she is reunited with her former lover Briareos, now part man and part cyborg. Her new handler Hitomi explains that the city's peace rests on bioroids — genetically engineered clones who fill key posts in its government — while the supercomputer Gaia watches over everything through a council of seven elders. When a shadowy faction bent on ending bioroid control begins its attacks, Deunan and Briareos join forces to defend the city.

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In May 2020, a confrontation between a small-town sheriff (Joaquin Phoenix) and the mayor (Pedro Pascal) ignites a powder keg that turns neighbor against neighbor in Eddington, New Mexico.

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In May 2020, a confrontation between a small-town sheriff (Joaquin Phoenix) and the mayor (Pedro Pascal) ignites a powder keg that turns neighbor against neighbor in Eddington, New Mexico.

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Nothing in David Cronenberg’s quietly provocative film — among his most acclaimed — is quite what it first appears to be. Viggo Mortensen, in the first of his many films with the director, gives a finely shaded performance as Tom Stall, a small-town husband and father celebrated as a hero after he kills two men attempting a violent robbery. But how did an ordinary family man handle them so expertly? With a superb supporting cast including Maria Bello, Ed Harris and William Hurt, Cronenberg subtly dismantles the myth of the American action hero, raising basic questions about identity, human nature, and the violence we condemn yet cannot stop watching.

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Disc 1 contains A History of Violence (2005) in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision HDR (the combo's Blu-ray, with the film and the special features, is Disc 2). Nothing in David Cronenberg’s quietly provocative film — among his most acclaimed — is quite what it first appears to be. Viggo Mortensen, in the first of his many films with the director, gives a finely shaded performance as Tom Stall, a small-town husband and father celebrated as a hero after he kills two men attempting a violent robbery. But how did an ordinary family man handle them so expertly? With a superb supporting cast including Maria Bello, Ed Harris and William Hurt, Cronenberg subtly dismantles the myth of the American action hero, raising basic questions about identity, human nature, and the violence we condemn yet cannot stop watching.

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In 1987, aged just 21, Marlee Matlin defied expectations by becoming the first Deaf actor to win an Academy Award, for her breakthrough performance in Children of a Lesser God. Thrust into the spotlight, she used the moment to push back against an industry unprepared for her talent, becoming a trailblazer as a performer as well as an author and activist. Her career went on to acclaimed work including The West Wing and the Oscar-winning CODA, while she campaigned constantly for inclusion and accessibility in Hollywood and beyond. Matlin speaks openly about her personal and professional struggles — sudden fame, the difficulty of working in a largely hearing industry, a painful high-profile relationship, getting sober, and years of being passed over — alongside her successes. Director Shoshannah Stern reshapes documentary form, placing ASL at the film's centre, dropping conventional voiceover and using open captions for an authentic, visually immersive result. Split-screen interviews with Deaf and hearing contributors build a moving portrait of Matlin's landmark career and her ongoing fight for representation in an entertainment world that initially had no room for her.

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Disc 2 contains Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) on Blu-ray: the German and English versions of the film, with the set's special features (two audio commentaries with Werner Herzog — one in English, one in German — the vintage featurette 'The Making of Nosferatu', theatrical trailers and a still gallery). In 1850, in the beautiful, immaculately kept town of Wismar, Jonathan Harker prepares for a long journey across the Carpathian Mountains to complete a property sale with a wealthy nobleman. His wife Lucy, troubled by a powerful premonition of danger, pleads with him not to go. Four weeks later he reaches a vast, gloomy castle, where a pale, wraith-like figure with a shaven head and sunken eyes emerges from the mist and names himself Count Dracula. What follows gradually convinces Harker that he is in the presence of a vampyre — though he has no idea of the scale of the danger about to descend on him, his wife and his town.

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Disc 1 contains Nosferatu the Vampyre (1979) in 4K UHD: the German and English versions of the film, presented in Dolby Vision and HDR10 (the set's Blu-ray is Disc 2). In 1850, in the beautiful, immaculately kept town of Wismar, Jonathan Harker prepares for a long journey across the Carpathian Mountains to complete a property sale with a wealthy nobleman. His wife Lucy, troubled by a powerful premonition of danger, pleads with him not to go. Four weeks later he reaches a vast, gloomy castle, where a pale, wraith-like figure with a shaven head and sunken eyes emerges from the mist and names himself Count Dracula. What follows gradually convinces Harker that he is in the presence of a vampyre — though he has no idea of the scale of the danger about to descend on him, his wife and his town.

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Disc 2 contains Pearl (2022) in 4K Ultra HD, with a filmmaker commentary by D.P. Eliot Rockett and production designer Tom Hammock, the featurettes 'Coming Out of Her Shell: The Creation of Pearl' and 'Time After Time', and the theatrical trailer. Stuck on her family's remote farm, Pearl cares for her sick father under the harsh, watchful eye of her deeply religious mother. She dreams of the glamorous life she has seen at the picture shows, and as her ambitions, desires and frustrations crash into one another, they set her on the path charted in this Technicolor-styled origin story of the villain from X.

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Disc 1 contains The Place Beyond the Pines (2012) in 4K Ultra HD, with an audio commentary by co-writer/director Derek Cianfrance (the set's Blu-ray, Disc 2, carries the film with the same commentary plus deleted and extended scenes and the 'Going to The Place Beyond the Pines' featurette). Ryan Gosling and Bradley Cooper headline an epic crime drama about the ties between fathers and sons. Luke (Gosling) walks away from motorcycle stunt riding to support his new family, while Avery (Cooper), a driven young police officer, tries to find his footing in a corrupt department. When Luke turns to robbing banks, the two men's lives collide, and the fallout from their confrontation echoes into the next generation.

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A district attorney who has always opposed the death penalty finds his convictions shaken when he prosecutes a killer who murdered a family at Christmastime and drank their blood — and the man escapes and begins killing again.

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Disc 1 contains Rampage (1987) in 4K Ultra HD — both the original 97-minute version and William Friedkin's 91-minute 1992 US theatrical recut (the combo's Blu-ray, Disc 2, carries the film in 1080p). A district attorney who has always opposed the death penalty finds his convictions shaken when he prosecutes a killer who murdered a family at Christmastime and drank their blood — and the man escapes and begins killing again.