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Peggy Carter balances covert postwar espionage work and her public life while taking on dangerous missions in the early Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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Peggy Carter balances covert postwar espionage work and her public life while taking on dangerous missions in the early Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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Peggy Carter balances covert postwar espionage work and her public life while taking on dangerous missions in the early Marvel Cinematic Universe.

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Peggy Carter balances covert postwar espionage work and her public life while taking on dangerous missions in the early Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Release: August 28, 2012

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As Prohibition-era Atlantic City grows more dangerous, Nucky Thompson faces new political and criminal enemies while trying to keep his empire intact.

Release: August 28, 2012

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As Prohibition-era Atlantic City grows more dangerous, Nucky Thompson faces new political and criminal enemies while trying to keep his empire intact.

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Two boys joyriding in an abandoned sheriff's cruiser discover they've stumbled into something far more dangerous than childish mischief.

Release: June 16, 2020

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A drifter (Shea Whigham) kills a traveling preacher and takes his place at a small-town church, but the police chief (Michael Shannon) suspects foul play.

Release: December 14, 2021

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Having done a 12-year stretch for armed robbery, small-timer Jimmy (Jason Sudeikis) won early parole-and he was determined to ensure that he'd help cancer-stricken first love Annie (Evangeline Lilly) make the most of the time she had left. Unfortunately, there are those in his past unwilling to let him make a clean break from the criminal life. Stylish action-drama also stars Shea Whigham, Mike Colter, Jeremy Bobb, and Michael Paré. Widescreen; Soundtrack: English. Top About this item Similar From the Brand Reviews SOUTH OF HEAVEN BD

Release: February 14, 2012

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Product Description A working-class husband and father questions whether his nightmares of an apocalyptic storm signal something real to come or the onset of an inherited mental illness he has feared his whole life. Amazon.com The looming presence of Michael Shannon (Revolutionary Road) was made for a role like Curtis, the haunted protagonist of Take Shelter. On paper, Curtis would appear to be a normal mid-American husband and father; a construction manager, he has a wife (Jessica Chastain) and a hearing-impaired daughter, and a nice piece of land in tornado country. But, of course, he can't be entirely normal, because he's played by Michael Shannon. So, after suffering nightmares that gradually turn into waking hallucinations, Curtis becomes convinced that a great disaster is coming. His behavior, and his insistence on building out the storm shelter in the backyard, suggests he is either visionary or going out of his mind. This film by Shotgun Stories director Jeff Nichols is all eerie buildup, a series of ominous signs or concerned conversations. Because Shannon is such a formidable and uneasy presence, some of this is intriguing for a while (and Tree of Life star Chastain contributes her strong instincts to the marital scenes), but somehow by the end the whole thing feels more portentous than insightful, like a lofty take on an M. Night Shyamalan project but without Shyamalan's canny storytelling sense. --Robert Horton

Release: August 15, 2014

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1971. A nation stands divided over the escalating war in Vietnam. At Fort Polk, Louisiana, the specter of combat hangs over the men of A-Company, Second Platoon, as they enter the final stage of infantry training. They will be sent to the war. But each man deals with this prospect in his own way. One man's defiance, however, galvanizes every member of the platoon. Soon after Roland Bozz (newcomer Colin Farrell) joins A-Company, the lines of opinion that divide the conscience of the nation begin to penetrate the ranks of the soldiers. Just released from the base stockade, Bozz wants out of the army, and he stages small acts of protest. Bozz' disobedience triggers unexpected and far-reaching consequences. We begin to see that Bozz, Paxton, Miter, Cantwell, Wilson, Johnson and the others are children, handed rifles and forced into adult uniforms. But nothing Bozz does can save himself or the boys in Second Platoon from Tigerland, a wilderness designated by the army for jungle combat simulation. Their last stop before the war. Deep in the backwoods of Louisiana, with little hope of escaping Vietnam, Bozz rushes towards an action that no one--not even he--could have anticipated.