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At the Castle, a large private psychiatric clinic, Dr. Stewart McIver (Richard Widmark) buries himself in his work day and night while his yearning wife (Gloria Grahame) is neglected — and a hard-drinking colleague (Charles Boyer) moves to console her. With Lauren Bacall, Lillian Gish, John Kerr, Susan Strasberg and Oscar Levant adding their own subplots of love, life and madness, the result is a web of entanglements. Critics mocked the storyline about patients choosing the library drapes, but with this cast and Minnelli's command of color and melodrama, the film is a treat for soap fans.

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William Baldwin stars as a charismatic serial killer whose latest crime scene is assigned to Gabriela (Angela Jones), a cleaner with a morbid obsession of her own. When she stumbles onto evidence that could tie him to the murder, he comes after her — and finds she is just as fascinated by killing as he is. A stylish, twist-filled thriller with a climax you won't forget.

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William Baldwin stars as a charismatic serial killer whose latest crime scene is assigned to Gabriela (Angela Jones), a cleaner with a morbid obsession of her own. When she stumbles onto evidence that could tie him to the murder, he comes after her — and finds she is just as fascinated by killing as he is. A stylish, twist-filled thriller with a climax you won't forget.

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Dandelion is a Cincinnati singer-songwriter whose career and life are in freefall when she accepts a desperate booking at a South Dakota motorcycle rally. There she meets Casey, a guitarist who gave up on his own ambitions years earlier, and falls in with his wandering band of fellow struggling musicians. Their connection turns romantic as they perform together, and the experience widens her idea of success, deepening her appreciation for her path as an artist and helping her find a voice that is truly hers.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) contains the film in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision, plus the audio commentary with writer/director George A. Romero. Thad Beaumont earns his living writing lurid pulp novels as "George Stark," but he longs to write only the serious literature he cares about, so he stages a symbolic burial of his alter ego to break with the profitable trash for good. Stark, however, refuses to stay buried: he drags himself out of Thad's subconscious as a living double and launches a grisly killing spree modeled on the Stark novels. With the police certain Thad is the murderer, he must confront his own darkness and work out where he ends and Stark begins before he can stop the rampage. Adapted from Stephen King's novel and directed by George A. Romero, the film is a tense study of how violent and destructive the creative process can be.

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William Brown is a neurotic, self-absorbed prog-rock musician desperate to finish his magnum opus, but his noisy, grotesque new neighbor Vlad makes concentration impossible. When William finally confronts him and demands he keep it down, he accidentally decapitates the man instead - and trying to hide that first killing sets off a chain of accidental murders whose victims return as undead tormentors, piling fresh obstacles onto his path to prog-rock glory. The result is a splatter-comedy about a deranged voyage of self-discovery, drenched in goopy practical effects, played by a familiar ensemble cast and awash in blood.

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Two decades back, Sundance was stunned by DIG!, Ondi Timoner's landmark rock documentary following two Gen-X bands chasing alt-rock stardom. Filmed over almost ten years, it charts art versus commerce through the close friendship and fierce rivalry between The Dandy Warhols and The Brian Jonestown Massacre — the romances, obsessions, gigs, arrests, death threats, highs and lows on their climb toward mainstream success and their self-declared revolution in the music business. DIG! XX, an expanded and reimagined version of the original, shows why the first film became a classic — and why more can be better.

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Disc 2 (the Blu-ray disc) contains both the 82-minute Theatrical Cut and the 83-minute 'Dirtier Cut' in 1080p HD, both audio commentaries (Frank Sebastiano and Mike Hunchback on the Theatrical Cut; Frank Sebastiano and Fred Wolf on the Dirtier Cut), the 'Note to Self: Doing Dirty Work' making-of documentary, and interviews ('Two Dollars', 'Quicksand', 'Cutting Dirty Work', 'Front Row', 'Nose Biter', 'Face First', 'Fully Loaded', 'Excuse Me', 'The Last Word', 'Hey Jim It's Norm' and 'Revenge for Hire'). Mitch, a lifelong prankster, loses his job, his girlfriend and his apartment in one swoop and moves in with his childhood best friend Sam and Sam's cantankerous father, Pops. When Pops suffers a heart attack, surgeon Dr. Farthing offers to secure him a new heart - in exchange for $50,000 to cover Farthing's gambling debts. Desperate to raise a lot of money fast, Sam and Mitch turn their shared talent for mischief into a revenge-for-hire business called "Dirty Work," and customers line up for their creative, spiteful payback schemes. But when an evil local politician hires them for an especially malicious prank, Mitch is forced to face the consequences of what he has been doing.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) contains both the 82-minute Theatrical Cut and the 83-minute 'Dirtier Cut' in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision, plus both audio commentaries (Frank Sebastiano and Mike Hunchback on the Theatrical Cut; Frank Sebastiano and Fred Wolf on the Dirtier Cut). Mitch, a lifelong prankster, loses his job, his girlfriend and his apartment in one swoop and moves in with his childhood best friend Sam and Sam's cantankerous father, Pops. When Pops suffers a heart attack, surgeon Dr. Farthing offers to secure him a new heart - in exchange for $50,000 to cover Farthing's gambling debts. Desperate to raise a lot of money fast, Sam and Mitch turn their shared talent for mischief into a revenge-for-hire business called "Dirty Work," and customers line up for their creative, spiteful payback schemes. But when an evil local politician hires them for an especially malicious prank, Mitch is forced to face the consequences of what he has been doing.

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Disc 2 (the Blu-ray disc) contains the film in 1080p HD, both audio commentaries (director John Badham and cinematographer Roy H. Wagner, moderated by Justin LaLiberty; film journalist Max Evry), the 'Surfers in the Sky' interview with producer Wallis Nicita, 'The Symphony of Skydiving' with film music historian Daniel Schweiger, and the 'Whose Films Are These Anyway?' video essay by Daniel Kremer. Brothers Pete and Terry Nessip are U.S. Marshals escorting Earl Leedy, a computer criminal being transferred to a maximum security prison, when their plane is hijacked: Terry is killed and Leedy escapes by parachute at 30,000 feet. The hijacking is the work of Ty Moncrief, a former DEA agent turned skydiver, who needs Leedy to break into the DEA mainframe in Washington, DC and settle a score with the government that failed him. Determined to avenge his brother and recapture his prisoner, Pete teams up with skydiving instructor Jessie Crossmann to hunt Moncrief's crew from the Florida Keys to Washington, DC, before the fireworks go off on the Fourth of July.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) contains the film in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision, plus both audio commentaries: director John Badham and cinematographer Roy H. Wagner (moderated by Justin LaLiberty), and film journalist Max Evry. Brothers Pete and Terry Nessip are U.S. Marshals escorting Earl Leedy, a computer criminal being transferred to a maximum security prison, when their plane is hijacked: Terry is killed and Leedy escapes by parachute at 30,000 feet. The hijacking is the work of Ty Moncrief, a former DEA agent turned skydiver, who needs Leedy to break into the DEA mainframe in Washington, DC and settle a score with the government that failed him. Determined to avenge his brother and recapture his prisoner, Pete teams up with skydiving instructor Jessie Crossmann to hunt Moncrief's crew from the Florida Keys to Washington, DC, before the fireworks go off on the Fourth of July.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) contains the film in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision, plus four audio commentaries: film critic Drew McWeeny (new to this release), actor Dennis Christopher, The Hysteria Continues!, and film historians Amanda Reyes and Bill Ackerman. A shy, lonely young film fanatic who worships the movies begins murdering the people who bully and browbeat him, all while stalking a Marilyn Monroe look-alike, the living image of his screen idol.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) contains the film in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision HDR. High in the mountains of Tibet, a mystical oracle known as the Golden Child has been born and raised under the guard of monks — but the villainous Sardo Numspa wants the child's powers for evil and has him kidnapped. In Los Angeles, Kee Nang, an emissary of the monks, recruits wisecracking detective Chandler Jarrell, telling him he is the chosen one; together they plunge into a strange and dangerous supernatural underworld of creatures and magical charms, racing to find where Sardo has hidden the child.

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A successful young Wall Street broker is called to testify against the mob in a bogus bond case — but when ruthless hitmen come after him, he shaves his beard, takes a new name, and hides out as a student in a suburban high school.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) contains the film in 4K UHD. A successful young Wall Street broker is called to testify against the mob in a bogus bond case — but when ruthless hitmen come after him, he shaves his beard, takes a new name, and hides out as a student in a suburban high school.

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Disc 2 (the Blu-ray disc) contains both cuts of the film — the 95-minute theatrical cut and the 107-minute director's cut — plus Jennifer Moorman's audio commentary on the theatrical cut and the set's interview extras: 'Eszterhas, Friedkin and Jade', 'Hysterical Blindness: William Friedkin at Paramount', a Charlie Rose interview with William Friedkin, and the original trailer. When wealthy businessman Kyle Medford is found brutally murdered at his estate, Assistant District Attorney David Corelli takes the case. Photos linking Medford to the governor and a high-class prostitute lead Corelli into a web of blackmail and perversion among the business and political elite, all of it tracing back to a mysterious call girl known only as Jade. The deeper he digs, the closer he gets to a sophisticated killer who will commit further violence to keep the truth hidden.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) contains both cuts of the film in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision HDR — the 95-minute theatrical cut and the 107-minute director's cut — plus Jennifer Moorman's audio commentary on the theatrical cut. When wealthy businessman Kyle Medford is found brutally murdered at his estate, Assistant District Attorney David Corelli takes the case. Photos linking Medford to the governor and a high-class prostitute lead Corelli into a web of blackmail and perversion among the business and political elite, all of it tracing back to a mysterious call girl known only as Jade. The deeper he digs, the closer he gets to a sophisticated killer who will commit further violence to keep the truth hidden.

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The Blu-ray disc of The Bodyguard from Beijing — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #5 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film (from the new 4K restoration of the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, a new interview with co-writer Gordon Chan, and the trailer. After witnessing a gangland killing, a young woman (Christy Chung) is placed under the protection of an elite bodyguard sent from Beijing (Jet Li) — and as the danger around her mounts, the two fall for each other.

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The 4K UHD disc of The Bodyguard from Beijing — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #5 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge. The film's remaining extras (the Gordon Chan interview and the trailer) are on the set's Blu-ray disc of this film, which the store lists as a separate product. After witnessing a gangland killing, a young woman (Christy Chung) is placed under the protection of an elite bodyguard sent from Beijing (Jet Li) — and as the danger around her mounts, the two fall for each other.

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The 4K UHD disc of Fist of Legend — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #4 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge. The film's remaining extras (the Gordon Chan and Aaron Moore interviews, the legacy featurettes, deleted scenes and the trailer) are on the set's Blu-ray disc of this film, which the store does not list as a separate product. Shanghai, 1937: Chen Zhen comes home from his studies abroad to learn that his master is dead and his old school is being persecuted by the ultranationalist Black Dragon Clan — and he sets out to find the truth and settle the score.

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Disc contains Tai Chi Master (1993) Two Shaolin monks — one placid and humble, the other fiery and competitive — are expelled from their temple after a false accusation of cheating. They embark on two radically different paths before being reunited when one betrays the other and nearly kills him in combat. While recuperating, the more balanced monk discovers the power of the slow, graceful martial art of tai chi.

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The 4K UHD disc of Tai Chi Master — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #3 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge. The film's remaining extras ('Tai Chi Madam – The Michelle Yeoh Effect', the Chin Siu-Ho interview 'Nemesis', 'The Birthplace of Tai Chi', 'Meditations on the Master', 'Twin Warriors', the English-language opening credits and the trailer) are on the set's Blu-ray disc of this film, which the store does not list as a separate product. Junbao and Tianbo, two Shaolin monks with opposite temperaments — one gentle and unassuming, the other hot-headed and ambitious — are thrown out of their temple over a cheating accusation they didn't commit. Their lives split in opposite directions until a betrayal brings them face to face as enemies and Tianbo nearly kills his old friend. Recovering from the fight, the calmer monk unlocks the strength hidden in the slow, flowing movements of tai chi.

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The Blu-ray disc of The Legend (Fong Sai Yuk) — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #1 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film (from the new 4K restoration of the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, a new interview with Leon Hunt, author of Kung Fu Masters and East Asian Cinemas, and the trailer. Fong Sai-yuk is a cocky young fighter whose skill is matched only by his confidence. When a wealthy merchant stages a martial arts contest offering his daughter's hand to the winner, Fong enters — but a mix-up over identities forces him to forfeit, and his formidable mother steps in to restore the family's honor. All the while, his father's membership in a secret society opposed to the government pulls the family toward danger.

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The 4K UHD disc of The Legend (Fong Sai Yuk) — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #1 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, a new interview with Leon Hunt, author of Kung Fu Masters and East Asian Cinemas, and the trailer. Fong Sai-yuk is a cocky young fighter whose skill is matched only by his confidence. When a wealthy merchant stages a martial arts contest offering his daughter's hand to the winner, Fong enters — but a mix-up over identities forces him to forfeit, and his formidable mother steps in to restore the family's honor. All the while, his father's membership in a secret society opposed to the government pulls the family toward danger.

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Disc contains The Legend II (Fong Sai-yuk II) (1993) Having failed a secret mission for the Red Flower Society, Chinese folk hero Fong Sai Yuk (Jet Li) must get his hands on a special document by wooing the governor's daughter, Man-Yin (Amy Kwok). This doesn't sit well with his fiancée, Ting Ting (Michelle Reis), or with his martial arts-master mother (Josephine Siao). Fong enters a martial arts competition, where he faces off against the villainous Yu (Chuen-Hua Chi) as he battles to restore the Ming Dynasty.

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The 4K UHD disc of The Legend II (Fong Sai Yuk II) — Hong Kong Cinema Classics #2 in Shout's ten-disc Jet Li Collection — contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision (new 4K restoration from the original camera negative) with a new audio commentary by Hong Kong film critic James Mudge, a new interview with sound assistants Steven Avila and Trip Brock on translating classic Hong Kong films for the West, and the trailer. After botching a secret assignment for the Red Flower Society, folk hero Fong Sai-yuk must recover an important document by courting Man-yin, the governor's daughter — a mission that enrages both his fiancée Ting-ting and his mother, a martial arts master herself. To get what he needs he enters a martial arts tournament against the villainous Yu, fighting to restore the Ming Dynasty.

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Camelot is at peace, but one bond in King Arthur's court is weakening: the growing love between his finest knight, Sir Lancelot, and Queen Guinevere. The classic legend is retold as a lavish 1950s CinemaScope spectacle, shot on location amid real castles and pageantry, with Robert Taylor as the torn Lancelot, Mel Ferrer as Arthur and Ava Gardner as the queen he serves and loves.

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Disc 2 (the Blu-ray disc) of Vinegar Syndrome's two-disc 4K UHD + Blu-ray set contains the film, newly restored in 4K from its original camera negative with director John D. Hancock's approval. The set's bonus features include two audio commentaries (director John D. Hancock moderated by Justin LaLiberty, and authors Kim Newman and Sean Hogan), the interviews 'A New Medium' with Hancock, 'The Stars Align' with co-producer Bill Badalato, 'The Sound of Terror' with composer Orville Stoeber and 'A Haunted Quality' with Stephen Thrower, the theatrical trailer, a TV spot, a radio spot and an image gallery. Fresh out of a mental institution, Jessica moves with her husband Duncan and their friend Woody into a remote farmhouse, hoping for a quiet new beginning. Instead they find a young drifter, Emily, already living there — and let her stay. But Emily looks uncannily like a girl who drowned in the lake nearby years earlier and is rumored to haunt the area as a vampire, and as Jessica is visited by eerie sights and sensations, she can't tell whether her mind is breaking down again or something genuinely sinister is closing in.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) of Vinegar Syndrome's two-disc set contains the film in 4K Dolby Vision, newly restored in 4K from its original camera negative with director John D. Hancock's approval. The set's bonus features include two audio commentaries (director John D. Hancock moderated by Justin LaLiberty, and authors Kim Newman and Sean Hogan), the interviews 'A New Medium' with Hancock, 'The Stars Align' with co-producer Bill Badalato, 'The Sound of Terror' with composer Orville Stoeber and 'A Haunted Quality' with Stephen Thrower, the theatrical trailer, a TV spot, a radio spot and an image gallery. Fresh out of a mental institution, Jessica moves with her husband Duncan and their friend Woody into a remote farmhouse, hoping for a quiet new beginning. Instead they find a young drifter, Emily, already living there — and let her stay. But Emily looks uncannily like a girl who drowned in the lake nearby years earlier and is rumored to haunt the area as a vampire, and as Jessica is visited by eerie sights and sensations, she can't tell whether her mind is breaking down again or something genuinely sinister is closing in.

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When Melinda Lewis (Vonetta McGee) is found brutally murdered in his Los Angeles apartment, smooth-talking disc jockey Frankie J. Parker (Calvin Lockhart) turns detective to clear his own name. Pursued and attacked by junkies, dealers and thugs, he learns that Melinda was the former mistress of a Chicago mobster and had taken evidence the gangster is desperate to recover. Aided by a jealous ex-flame (Rosalind Cash) and a neighborhood karate master (Jim Kelly, in his screen debut), Frankie sets out to find the mob boss who framed him and avenge Melinda's death. A box-office hit on release and one of the few Blaxploitation films produced, written and directed by African-Americans, it carries a funk score by R&B legend Jerry Butler and Grammy winner Jerry Peters.

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Ilie (Iulian Postelnicu), the police chief of a small village near the Romanian-Moldovan border, prefers an easy life, looking the other way while the town's powerful men run their petty contraband operations. When a local man's suspicious death is hushed up by Mayor Constantine (Vasile Muraru) and the village priest (Daniel Busuioc), Ilie is reluctantly pushed to act against a justice system corroded to its core. A cynical, slow-burning neo-noir that builds to a shocking, darkly funny climax, the film swept Romania's 2022 Gopo Awards, taking Best Film, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Screenplay.

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Anatole 'Zsa-zsa' Korda (Benicio del Toro), a ruthless arms-and-aviation tycoon and one of Europe's richest men, has just survived a sixth attempt on his life. With his vast, career-defining infrastructure scheme in its final stages, he names a successor: his estranged daughter Liesl (Mia Threapleton), now a nun. Joined by her tutor Bjorn (Michael Cera), father and daughter set off on a globe-spanning journey to secure Korda's legacy while scheming tycoons, foreign terrorists and determined assassins close in.

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Anatole 'Zsa-zsa' Korda (Benicio del Toro), a ruthless arms-and-aviation tycoon and one of Europe's richest men, has just survived a sixth attempt on his life. With his vast, career-defining infrastructure scheme in its final stages, he names a successor: his estranged daughter Liesl (Mia Threapleton), now a nun. Joined by her tutor Bjorn (Michael Cera), father and daughter set off on a globe-spanning journey to secure Korda's legacy while scheming tycoons, foreign terrorists and determined assassins close in.

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This disc contains the 1952 version of the film in 1080p HD, plus the 1922 silent version (directed by Rex Ingram) presented in SD as a bonus feature, along with audio-only radio broadcasts of the story. Shot in spectacular Technicolor, this 1952 remake of Anthony Hope's famous novel stars Stewart Granger in a dual role: as Rudolf, the would-be King of Ruritania, kidnapped on the eve of his coronation by henchmen of his wicked half-brother, the Duke of Strelsau (Robert Douglas), in a plot to seize the throne — and as Rudolf Rassendyll, an English visitor whose uncanny resemblance to the King leads the loyal Colonel Zapt (Louis Calhern) to enlist him as a stand-in to save the crown. The masquerade draws Rassendyll into romance with Princess Flavia (Deborah Kerr) and a web of treachery that ends in cloak-and-dagger combat with the villainous Rupert of Hentzau (James Mason).

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After a traumatic incident, an ambitious young medical resident relocates to a hospital in the countryside to start over. Instead, old demons resurface as he grows obsessed with a patient whose mysterious symptoms defy diagnosis. Director Alex Thompson guides a strong ensemble of veteran character actors in an unconventional, humanist take on the genre.

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In late 19th-century Austria, Countess Irma Sztáray leaves her Hungarian home to serve as lady-in-waiting to Empress Elisabeth — Sisi to her intimates. Irma is captivated by the headstrong empress, and the two grow close during a summer spent in Greece; but once they return to Vienna, both women's lives veer in dramatic, irreversible directions. Hailed as lush and irreverent, the film stars Academy Award nominee Sandra Hüller alongside Susanne Wolff.

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Cecilia and Emma were inseparable best friends as girls, certain nothing could split them up — until Emma's new friend Alex began tormenting Cecilia and drove a wedge between them. Twelve years on, Cecilia has reinvented herself as a successful influencer, but a chance reunion with Emma leads to an invitation to a bachelorette weekend at a remote cabin, where Alex is waiting. Part dark comedy, part savage horror, the film skewers millennial self-pity in the age of social media, as the weekend gives Cecilia a taste for revenge.

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At St. Ai Girls' Academy, Takako Nonaka (Reiko Ike) rules the school: beautiful, wealthy, and freshly installed as boss of the Crimson Rose Society. But an international conspiracy destroys her charmed life, and the disgraced Takako is cast down among the academy's charity students. Burning for payback, she builds a new gang, the Raptors, and sets out to bloody everyone who ruined her — turning the school into a battlefield in an all-out war for gang supremacy.

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When word leaks out of Kibou Girls' Academy that a close ally has died, delinquent gang leader Noriko (Miki Sugimoto) walks into the hellish school looking for the truth. Inside she finds corrupt police, depraved teachers, and a sadistic student disciplinary committee that leaves trails of blood. Set on wiping them out, the 'Boss with the Cross' joins forces with righteous rivals and a wily journalist to get her revenge.

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Gen. George Armstrong Custer liked to say the 7th Cavalry rides to hell or to glory — and Raoul Walsh's spectacular account of his life firmly chooses glory. Errol Flynn stars as the famed cavalryman in a hoof-and-thunder chronicle that follows Custer from dandyish West Point plebe to Civil War hero to the frontier legend sealed at the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Olivia de Havilland, in her eighth and final pairing with Flynn, plays his devoted wife Libby, while Max Steiner's stirring score trumpets gallantry and sacrifice throughout.

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Caught in a death trap, an unconventional team of burned-out antiheroes is assembled and sent on a dangerous mission that forces each of them to confront the darkest corners of their past. The question is whether the group will destroy itself from within — or find redemption and prevail.

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Caught in a death trap, an unconventional team of burned-out antiheroes is assembled and sent on a dangerous mission that forces each of them to confront the darkest corners of their past. The question is whether the group will destroy itself from within — or find redemption and prevail.

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Teen sisters Patti (Jane Powell) and Melba (Debbie Reynolds) turn a 1900s family holiday in the Catskills into a romantic romp. Patti, smitten with a suave older man (Ricardo Montalban), is convinced romance will follow if her disapproving parents would only let her wear a corset — with it, the 18-year-old is sure she would look like a grown woman. Melba, meanwhile, pursues a local boy (Carleton Carpenter) with lovestruck determination. Their duet of 'Aba Daba Honeymoon' became a smash-hit record, and Busby Berkeley staged the film's numbers, including 'Row, Row, Row' and a dream sequence in which a corseted Powell dazzles Montalban with an aria from The Chocolate Soldier.

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In Mumbai, hospital nurses Prabha and Anu — roommates as well as coworkers — and their friend Parvathy each wrestle with love, longing and precarious lives in a city being reshaped around them. When Parvathy is evicted from her home, the three women travel together to her seaside village, where buried secrets finally surface. Payal Kapadia's Cannes Grand Prix winner is a luminous portrait of friendship among working-class women in modern India.

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Astronaut Riya wakes aboard a remote space station with her memory fractured and her crewmates dead. When Brion arrives in answer to her distress call, the two try to piece together what happened — but as Riya's recollections return in violent flashes, neither can be sure whom to trust. Flying Lotus's neon-drenched sci-fi horror stars Eiza González and Aaron Paul.

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A young war photographer (Yusaku Matsuda) comes home to Tokyo carrying deep psychological scars from the battlefields he covered across Asia. Back in the city he begins planning a string of murders and robberies — rehearsals, in his mind, for a bank heist on a scale never attempted before. For a partner he recruits Tetsuo (Takeshi Kaga), a volatile young waiter as alienated as he is. Toru Murakawa's dark thriller, written by Shoichi Maruyama, marked Matsuda's goodbye to the action-hero image that had defined his 1970s career.

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Disc 2 (the Blu-ray disc) contains the film and the set's special features: a new audio commentary featuring filmmaker and playwright Neil LaBute, a new program with Mike Nichols biographer Mark Harris and film critic Dana Stevens, a new interview with film-editing historian Bobbie O'Steen, a conversation from 2011 between Nichols and filmmaker Jason Reitman, a Q&A with screenwriter Jules Feiffer, a radio spot, and the trailer. Arriving amid the sexual revolution and the social turmoil of the early 1970s, Mike Nichols's film — written by Jules Feiffer — became a defining portrait of changing American attitudes. The drama follows two college friends (Jack Nicholson and Art Garfunkel) across more than twenty years, as their easygoing chauvinism gradually curdles into something uglier. Candice Bergen, Ann-Margret, Rita Moreno, Carol Kane, and Cynthia O'Neal play the women who endure the pair's insecure posing and see straight through it. A film once controversial enough to reach the Supreme Court in an obscenity case, it still startles with its frank examination of postwar masculinity.

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Disc 1 (the 4K UHD disc) contains the film in 4K UHD, presented in Dolby Vision HDR. Arriving amid the sexual revolution and the social turmoil of the early 1970s, Mike Nichols's film — written by Jules Feiffer — became a defining portrait of changing American attitudes. The drama follows two college friends (Jack Nicholson and Art Garfunkel) across more than twenty years, as their easygoing chauvinism gradually curdles into something uglier. Candice Bergen, Ann-Margret, Rita Moreno, Carol Kane, and Cynthia O'Neal play the women who endure the pair's insecure posing and see straight through it. A film once controversial enough to reach the Supreme Court in an obscenity case, it still startles with its frank examination of postwar masculinity.

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After Rambo: First Blood Part II conquered the world, Sylvester Stallone reteamed with director George P. Cosmatos for this quintessential eighties action thriller, waging a one-man war on crime in Los Angeles. When model Ingrid Knudsen (Brigitte Nielsen) witnesses a brutal murder, she becomes the next target and is placed under the protection of Lt. Marion "Cobra" Cobretti, the cop the LAPD calls when ordinary procedure fails. As the attempts on her life mount, Cobretti becomes convinced the killings are not one psycho's work but the campaign of a murderous cult bent on building a new world order.

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In the Swinging Sixties, master thief Diabolik (John Phillip Law) delights in outwitting the authorities and sowing chaos wherever he strikes. From his underground lair, where he plans each caper alongside his glamorous girlfriend Eva, he pulls off one impossible theft after another — until the underworld's other powers grow tired of him and join forces with the police to bring him down.