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No sex, please -- we're on our honeymoon! After a showgirl (Debbie Reynolds) and an Air Force sergeant (Glenn Ford) head to the altar on the basis of one torrid smooch, the bride begins having second thoughts. After all, marriage can't be based on sexual chemistry alone. So she decrees a month of connubial celibacy to test if the newlyweds are really meant for each other. Think they'll make the whole 30 days? Funny, frisky and (just a bit) risque, Reynolds and Ford aren't the only joys in this romantic comedy set in and around a Madrid U.S. air base. Other pluses include a strong supporting cast; exotic Spanish locales; and a glamorous, plot-promoting red Lincoln Futura, which found fame a few years later as TV's Batmobile.

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Stage illusion designer Don Gallico (Vincent Price) was finally ready to showcase his creations himself, until the employer that profited from selling his tricks to established magicians conjured up a court order and made his dreams vanish. The disillusioned illusionist goes after those who wronged him, ready to pull bloody vengeance out of his hat. Eva Gabor, Patrick O'Neal co-star; John Brahm directs. Includes 2D and 3D versions. 72 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English. Region Free

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A Disney animated favorite, the fun-filled adventure "The Rescuers" follows heroic mice Bianca and Bernard and their albatross ally Orville as they set out to save young orphan Penny from the nasty Madame Medusa, who needs the girl to steal a priceless gem. Songs include "Tomorrow Is Another Day" and "Someone's Waiting for You"; voices are supplied by Eva Gabor, Bob Newhart, Geraldine Page, and Joe Flynn. Next, intrepid Rescue Aid Society rodents Bernard and Bianca are off to Australia to free a young boy and his eagle pal from the clutches of a villainous poacher, in "The Rescuers Down Under." With the voices of Newhart, Gabor, George C. Scott, and John Candy. 155 min. Total. Widescreen; Soundtracks: English DTS HD 5.1 Master Audio, French Dolby Digital 5.1, Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1; deleted song; featurette; bonus shorts "Three Blind Mouseketeers" (1936), "Water Birds" (1952); sing-along song. Three-disc set.