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100 Newest Movies at Netflix
At first, before I tried it, I was skeptical about online movie rentals by mail. Would I be able to rent the movie I wanted when I wanted it?
I have an interest in a wide range of movies. I particularly like comedies, action adventure, and science fiction movies. Would Netflix have the newest and best movies? I decided to give it a try -- after all the first two weeks are free. At the very least, I'd be able to watch a couple of movies.
So, I tried it
I was pleasantly surprised! It's very easy to find the movies I like, add them to my list, and receive them in the mail a couple of days later. If I get busy and can't return the movie in a day or two, no problem. I kept one movie out for over a month without returning it and there was no late fee. This is great for someone like me.
While I like going to the movies, there are lots of times that I'm working on building websites and much of my time is spent waiting for the computer to upload or download files. I've been very happy with renting dvds online by mail and having a couple on hand most of the time. Now, when I'm working in the middle of the night, I can watch a great movie and work on my websites at the same time. It really fits my lifestyle and work schedule.
I've been a very satisfied Netflix.com member since early 2004 and I recommend them highly. I love being able to set up a list of movies to rent and then not worry about it. They send the DVDs to me by mail. I watch them and keep each one as long as I want. Then I return it. When they receive the movie, they send me the next one in my queue. No late fees. No deadlines. No rushing to return a movie that I haven't had time to see -- or which I want to see again. They even pay the postage -- both ways.
Yes, there have been a couple of problems. I've gotten a movie now and then that was scratched. I received two that were broken. No problem. I just went to the website, notified them that the DVDs were damaged, and returned them. A couple of days later, I had replacement discs in my mailbox. It couldn't be easier.
If you haven't tried renting your movies from Netflix, I recommend them to you. Give it a try. The first two weeks are free.
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NetFlix maintains a listing of new movie DVD releases that are available for online rental. Here is the 100 newest:
Netflix New Releases This Week
New movies at Netflix this week
Time Bomb
Haunted by the death of his young son and the brutal memories of war, veteran Marine Jason (Jake Busey) is approached by military scientists about a deadly experimental virus that could obliterate all enemies, causing them to spontaneously combust. Unfortunately, the virus' side effects already mirror what's been happening to Jason in his own life, and our hero must discover if he is infected with the virus or just suffering from post-war trauma.
Bob the Builder: Let's Build the Beach
Featuring five fun-filled episodes, this entry from the popular PBS series finds every kid's favorite builder and the rest of the Can-Do Crew embarking on the construction of a brand-new seaside town. Joined by new team members Splash and Bristle, Bob and the gang demonstrate effective teamwork and positive thinking -- and always have a great time getting the job done. Titles include "Tumbler's Perfect Promenade" and "Lofty's Comet."
Care Bears: King of the Moon
Join Brave Heart, Grams, Champ and the rest of the Care Bear gang on a deep space adventure as the big-hearted bears jump on board a rocket ship destined for an orbit around the moon and a journey through distant galaxies. This classic collection includes six out-of-this-world episodes of space-themed fun.
Dear America: The Royal Diaries
Adapted from Scholastic's book series, this program brings to life the fictionalized diaries of three of history's most fascinating princesses: Elizabeth I, Isabel and Cleopatra VII. In addition to the perks of royal life, the teen nobles face challenges and even danger, as revealed in "Elizabeth I: Red Rose of the House of Tudor, England, 1544"; "Isabel: Jewel of Castilla, Spain, 1466"; and "Cleopatra VII: Daughter of the Nile, Egypt, 57 B.C."
Fireman Sam: To the Rescue
Featuring five fun-filled episodes, this collection from the popular U.K. children's series follows the adventures of Fireman Sam and the Pontypandy Fire Brigade as they race to save their neighbors from a succession of sticky situations. Join Sam, firefighter Elvis Cridlington, station officer Basil Steele and the rest of the gang in action-packed episodes such as "Fun Run" and "Beast of Pontypandy."
Legend of BraveStarr: Season 1: Vol. 2
This animated children's series centers on vigilante Marshall BraveStarr, who has come to the chaotic planet of New Texas to instill some law and order, with help from Thirty-Thirty, a shape-shifting horse, and pretty Judge J.B. McBride. Together, the trio uses its special powers in the fight to protect disenfranchised miners from evil bandits led by Tex Hex, who aims to rob them of the sought-after mineral Kerium.
Mighty Machines: Tremendous Tools
Head to the shed for some family fun with this animated feature that follows Buzz, Stretch and Ranger, three good friends who also happen to be tools on a farm, where they keep busy with their other buddies, Allis Tractor and Polly the Plow. Stretch works to keep fresh hay nice and dry, while some of the other tools help out in the sawmill, assisting a machine named Jaws in the arduous task of turning trees into lumber.
Only the Valiant
Following a massacre that claims the life of the beloved Lt. Holloway (Gig Young), embattled cavalry Capt. Richard Lance (Gregory Peck) leads a small unit of malcontents and misfits on a suicide mission to stall an oncoming Apache assault. Lon Chaney Jr., Ward Bond and Barbara Payton also star in director Gordon Douglas's exciting adaptation of the novel by writer-filmmaker Charles Marquis Warren.
Drillbit Taylor
Three high school freshmen devise a novel plan for dealing with the treacherous school bully: They hire a bodyguard. Salvation comes in the form of Drillbit Taylor (Owen Wilson), a beach bum ex-soldier who teaches the boys some handy life lessons. Leslie Mann co-stars as an English teacher in this hilarious underdog romp co-written by Seth Rogen and based on an original idea by teen-comedy god John Hughes.
Get Smart's Bruce & Lloyd Out of Control
Two of Maxwell Smart's brilliant but nerdy fellow analysts are showcased in this spin-off of the Get Smart movie, which was inspired by the classic television sitcom. CONTROL technician Bruce (Masi Oka) and his geeky buddy Lloyd's (Nate Torrence) escapades and misadventures continue as they work diligently to thwart the evil agents at KAOS. Jayma Mays and Marika Dominczyk also star in this action-packed comedy.
Sex and Death 101
Womanizing tycoon Roderick Blank (Simon Baker) finds his world turned topsy-turvy after receiving a prescient e-mail message about his sex life in this satiric comedy helmed by Daniel Waters. It seems the communiqué contains the names of all the women Roderick has bedded -- or ever will. Scotching his wedding plans, he embarks on an odyssey of seduction … until he meets a dangerous femme fatale (Winona Ryder) -- the last woman on the list.
Tyler Perry's Meet the Browns
Brenda (Angela Bassett), a struggling single mom in Chicago's inner city, learns that the father she never knew has died. With her three kids in tow, she heads to Georgia for the funeral, where she meets her dad's raucous family. Despite their boisterous manner, Brenda finds them a comforting presence in her fragmented life. Tyler Perry wrote, directed and co-stars in this adaptation of his play, which also features Irma P. Hall and Rick Fox.
Anglo-Saxon Attitudes
At the end of his career, historian Gerald Middleton (Richard Johnson) reflects on the folly of his life as an academic, with particular focus on two scandals: one involving a momentous archaeological find, the other involving his best friend's fiancée (Tara Fitzgerald). Based on the classic British novel by Angus Wilson, this slyly satirical U.K. miniseries from 1992 features appearances by future stars Kate Winslet and Daniel Craig.
August the First
When Tunde's family throws him a graduation party at their homestead in New Jersey, little do they know that he's arranged for his long-estranged father to also attend. Will the reunion prove to be healing … or simply heated? Director Lanre Olabisi's heartfelt drama of family dynamics stars Ian Alsup, Dennis Rubin Green, Joy Merriweather, Sean Phillips and Kerisse Hutchinson.
Dead and Gone
Forced to live in his late family's creepy mountainside cabin after losing all his money, Jack Wade (Quentin Jones) struggles to maintain his sanity while caring for his comatose wife (Kathrine Bates). Instead, he descends into a world of paranoia and madness. Based on a script by Emmy-nominated songwriter-author Harry Shannon, filmmaker Yossi Sasson's indie horror also stars Tenacious D's Kyle Gass and Grammy Award winner Ben Moody.
Fist of the Vampire
Back in 1977, a family was brutally murdered, and the case remained cold -- until now. When Detective Lee Southward (Brian Anthony) goes undercover to bust the organizers of an illegal fighting operation, he stumbles upon evidence that may lead to the killers. But in the meantime, he's got a bigger problem on his hands: The organizers (led by the WWE's Brian "Blue Meanie" Heffron) are menacing vampires hungry for their next meal.
Puppet Show
In order to boost the success of his circus show, Ringmaster Rick makes a deal with the devil to give life to his clown marionette, Chowderhead Charlie. But what will become of Charlie when Rick is mysteriously found dead? As it turns out, Rick's granddaughter, Casey, gets custody of Charlie, but no one bothered to tell her that the dastardly doll is alive … and evil as can be. Will Casey succumb to the same fate as dear old Granddad?
The Summer of the Massacre
Four teenagers on a drive through the English countryside pass through the mysterious town of Blackwood, where they come face-to-face with a man named Ed Craven, nicknamed "Hammer Head" by locals for his preferred method of killing. Legend has it that he stalks his victims, knocks them out with a hammer and feasts on their flesh. Will the friends stick around to learn whether the rumors are true and risk becoming Hammer Head's next meal?
Triloquist
With their homicidal ventriloquist dummy in tow, twisted orphans Angelina (Paydin LoPachin) and her silent brother, Norbert (Rocky Marquette), leave a trail of bodies in their wake as they hit the road to Las Vegas to make it big. Along the way, Angelina -- hell-bent on continuing the family bloodline -- abducts a girl (Katie Chonacas) for Norbert to inseminate, but the scheme goes awry in this darkly comic tale of horror helmed by Mark Jones.
Unborn Sins
When Theresa (Michele L. Harris) learns she is pregnant, she decides she's not ready for the responsibilities of motherhood and opts to have an abortion. Little does she know that the spirit of the fetus she terminated will return to seek its revenge. Now, Theresa's only hope is that she and her friends Stone and Damon can reverse the demonic spell that brought the aborted fetus to life in the first place.
My Blueberry Nights
Elizabeth (Norah Jones), a restless young woman, travels cross-country working a variety of waitressing jobs and connecting with an odd assortment of characters along the way, including policeman Arnie (David Strathairn), his unfaithful wife, Sue Lynne (Rachel Weisz), and a flighty young gambler (Natalie Portman). But she realizes that her touchstone is Jeremy (Jude Law), the owner of a café she haunted back home in New York.
Shotgun Stories
Set in southeast Arkansas, this cautionary indie tale from director Jeff Nichols tracks a blood feud that erupts when two sets of half-brothers come to blows at their father's funeral. The first-born siblings dubbed Boy, Son and Kid -- impersonal monikers that embody their father's indifference toward them -- explode in anger upon meeting their counterparts, who have real names and reaped the rewards of their father's later success.
All About Us
Inspired by a true story, this romantic dramedy follows a young couple struggling to become Hollywood filmmakers who decide to take a trip to Mississippi to seek out Morgan Freeman (in a cameo role) in hopes of convincing him to star in their film. But what the couple doesn't bargain for is the toll career opportunities and success takes on their relationship, finally forcing them to rethink their true priorities in life.
King's Highway
When Todd King (Geoff Stults) discovers that the love of his life is getting married, he drops everything and hurries across California to stop the wedding. Along the way, he discovers more about life, love and himself. But with no money and no car, will he make it to the church on time? Lori Heuring and Ryan Alosio also star in this romantic comedy directed by Scott Malchus.
Birthrite
Lost on a back road in eastern Arkansas, insurance adjuster Elizabeth (Megan Dowd) encounters the creepy Charley (Alex Moody), whose aging mother, Momma Aycock, (Linda Bowling) is very eager to marry off her slow-witted son. Momma has been down this road before with other potential -- and very unlucky -- mates, but this new arrival might just be the one. The horrified Elizabeth begs to disagree in this gritty low-budget thriller.
Vantage Point
Moments after he arrives in Spain for a landmark antiterrorism summit, U.S. President Ashton is shot. The 15 minutes leading up to the shooting are rehashed -- Rashomon-style -- from the perspective of various onlookers: two Secret Service agents (Dennis Quaid and Matthew Fox), a TV reporter (Sigourney Weaver) and a tourist (Forest Whitaker). This nail-biting political thriller marks the feature directorial debut of Pete Travis.
My Dear Marie
After striking out with the beautiful Marie, Hiroshi builds an android identical to his dream girl. But when he tries to get his new "sister" to tell Marie what a great guy he is, the robot develops feelings of her own. Hiroshi's master plan turns out to be a farcical comedy of errors in this charming animated series, an anime hybrid of Frankenstein and Pygmalion, based on the manga comic books by Sakura Takeuchi.
Colorado
You'll bask in beauty as you take a breathtaking aerial journey over Colorado enjoying a panoramic, bird's-eye view of Mesa Verde National Park, the Garden of the Gods, Rocky Mountain National Park and more. Highlights of this visual cornucopia include stunning footage of natural phenomena such as a lightning storm, a blizzard, the brilliant hues of autumn foliage and spectacular spring wildflowers in bloom.
Cracking the Maya Code
The cryptic hieroglyphs of the ancient Maya civilization have fascinated -- and puzzled -- many brilliant minds for years. Traveling deep into the jungles of Central America, "Nova" follows the struggles of these tenacious code breakers. The long road to discovery includes an interview with David Stuart, whose startling breakthrough made just after high school helped make him the youngest-ever recipient of the MacArthur "genius" grant.
DogTown: Second Chances
In this three-part documentary from National Geographic, caring veterinarians and trainers join forces to heal and rehabilitate sick, abandoned and problem pets at DogTown, a Utah shelter for unwanted canines. Pooches in need receive medical attention and training in "Second Chances"; dogs raised in horrific conditions at a puppy mill get help in "Crisis Dogs"; and gravely ill and psychologically damaged animals are treated in "The Outsiders."
Dreams on Spec
Daniel Snyder's absorbing documentary follows the journey of three aspiring screenwriters as they struggle to get their careers off the ground and make their dreams come true in the competitive business of moviemaking. Featuring interviews from industry bigwigs like James L. Brooks and Nora Ephron, Snyder's film paints a telling picture of what it's like to be one of the millions who come to Hollywood hoping to be the "next big thing."
Escape from Suburbia
After condemning America's oil dependency in his 2004 documentary The End of Suburbia, filmmaker Gregory Greene here addresses the solutions that will avert catastrophe, outlining the issues actively moving the energy crisis from theory to reality. Spurred to action by the realities of peak oil, Greene focuses his camera on individuals across the country brave enough to challenge and instigate their communities into serious change.
Ganges
This sprawling BBC documentary takes viewers down the river that flows through the center of India's physical, historical and cultural soul: the Ganges, a hallowed river to Hindus that's also home to a diverse population of wildlife. The video follows the vital waterway from its origin in the Himalayas' snowy peaks through the countryside to cities and the delta wetland where the Ganges empties into the Bay of Bengal.
Historic Encounters: Against All Odds: Quest for Malta
Dramatic re-creations, first-person interviews and cutting-edge CGI animation combine to recount the struggle of the tiny Mediterranean island of Malta to hold its own against the Nazi onslaught in World War II. Situated in the middle of a key Axis supply route, Malta became a prime target for Germany, and by April 1942, the island had earned the title "the most bombed place on earth."
Historic Encounters: Between the Lines
Filmmaker Dirk Simon's harrowing documentary tells the true story of Egon Bunge, a border guard in 1980 East Berlin whose attempt to escape the oppressive political regime left his partner at the gate, Ulrich Steinhauer, dead. Simon delves into the complexities and conflicting loyalties faced by the border militia, everyday citizens who were drafted into fighting an unofficial war against their countrymen.
Historic Encounters: Robert's Ridge
Experience the war on terror from the front lines with this gripping account of the Battle of Robert's Ridge, the first significant military encounter in the U.S. effort to dismantle al-Qaida and oust the Taliban from Afghanistan. While conducting a routine rescue mission, a team of American Army Rangers was ambushed by al-Qaida forces; this program honors the troops' bravery in battle despite being outmanned and outgunned.
Stonehenge Decoded
Featuring intriguing interviews, reconstructions and narration by Donald Sutherland, this National Geographic documentary presents new evidence and a groundbreaking theory about the origin and purpose of the enigmatic Stonehenge. The finding of a lost city near the prehistoric structure has led an archaeological team headed by Prof. Mike Parker Pearson to posit that Stonehenge was the nucleus of one of the world's biggest religious centers.
Summercamp!
Break out the s'mores for this engaging documentary chronicling several weeks in the lives of campers and counselors at Wisconsin's Swift Nature Camp, including youthful rites of passage such as campfire sing-alongs and the poignancy of first love. Anyone who's been to summer camp will recognize the dramas as they unfold, from dealing with fear and homesickness to forging new friendships with campers and counselors.
Swing State Ohio
Delving into the behind-the-scenes strategies and activities of the Democrat and Republican camps, director Jed Wolfington takes an unbiased look at the presidential campaign in the all-important swing state of Ohio during the 2004 election. The hourlong documentary explores the little-discussed House of Representatives' revisitation of the electoral college process, along with the contested vote count and other political controversies.
Wide Awake
Created as a guide to help viewers gain a richer passion for living and a greater understanding of the world around them, this collection of vignettes acts as a companion piece to Erwin Raphael McManus's inspirational book of the same name. Cultural architect and pastor of the Los Angeles-based church Mosaic, McManus has inspired people around the world to pursue their dreams with a newfound sense of optimism and purpose.
All Sport Yoga: Yoga Hoops
NBA stars such as Luke Walton and Kwame Brown swear by yoga to improve their game, both physically and mentally. All Sport Yoga's workout helps players of all skill levels build flexibility and focus through a series of yoga poses. This fitness guide includes two brief yoga routines that optimize strength, agility and core conditioning, as well as a handy index of poses and commentary from top athletes who practice yoga.
ESPN: Down the Barrel
Top surfers Kelly Slater, Rob Machado, Kalani Robb and Joel Parkinson travel the world -- from Hawaii's Bonzai Pipeline to the reefs of Teahupoo, Tahiti -- for the thrill of the perfect wave in this award-winning ESPN documentary. Eric Balfour narrates as camera-equipped jet skis, amazing underwater shots and spectacular POV footage capture the action in crystal-clear high definition. Witness the exhilaration and the pursuit of surfing excellence.
Hella Crazy
The We Play Crazy crew returns with a special edition of their masterpiece. More than just sick BMX, FMX and skate footage, this extreme collection is packed with out-of-control parties, drunken mayhem and, of course, the hottest girls on the planet. Never-before-seen footage delivers the best of the best, from the Dudesons, Dave Mirra, Jeremy "Twitch" Steinberg, Bobby Pyro and more. Bam Margera's Uncle Vito makes a special appearance.
Pride 33: Second Coming
A mixed martial arts (MMA) extravaganza put on by the Pride promotion, this video was filmed live at the Thomas & Mack Center in Las Vegas and features welterweight champion Dan Henderson vs. middleweight champion Wanderlei Silva in the main event. The program offers up a total of nine fights, including matches between Nick Diaz and Takanori Gomi, Shogun vs. Overeem, Frank Trigg vs. Masaki, Nogueira vs. Sokoudjou and more.
Samurai Swordsmanship: Vol. 1: Basic Sword Program
Master swordsman Masayuki Shimabukuro and top student Carl E. Long explain the basic techniques of samurai swordsmanship, as well as convey the rich history and rituals that surround the extraordinary weapon. In the debut installment, the instructors cover mat cutting, forms, uniform care, sword etiquette, cleaning your weapon, thrusts, drawing and sheathing the sword and more. Shimabukuro is a Black Belt Hall of Famer.
Samurai Swordsmanship: Vol. 2: Intermediate Sword Program
Continue to build upon the swordsmanship principles introduced by Black Belt Hall of Famer Masayuki Shimabukuro and his senior student Carl E. Long with this engaging and informative installment, covering intermediate sword concepts. Your samurai training will include mat cutting, forms, uniform care, sword etiquette, cleaning your weapon, thrusts, drawing and sheathing the sword and more.
Samurai Swordsmanship: Vol. 3: Advanced Sword Program
Samurai mastery is close at hand, thanks to this advanced training program by Black Belt Hall of Fame member Masayuki Shimabukuro (Weapons Instructor of the Year, 2006) and his senior student Carl E. Long. Together, the duo demonstrates techniques and explains the rich history behind the weapon. This installment covers mat cutting, forms, uniform care, sword etiquette, cleaning your weapon, thrusts, drawing and sheathing the sword and more.
Sydewayz: Street Graffiti
The hottest rides, daredevil maneuvers and pulse-pounding music combine in this trip through California's street racing scene. From East Oakland to Sacramento, crowds gather to witness the illegal excitement. Join them as late-night crews take the wheel for a few seconds of fame and brazen daylight racers burn up the streets to become heroes. Each tricked-out car is designed to create the perfect impression and achieve the sweetest victory.
WWE: One Night Stand 2008
The rulebook is tossed out of the ring at this one-night-only event in which Smackdown, Raw and ECW superstars battle it out in brutal bouts like the Pinfalls Count Anywhere, Lumberjack and Stretcher matches of previous One Night Stands. Anything can happen and surprises are guaranteed at this no-holds-barred annual event, as sworn enemies and longtime rivals of the WWE compete for championship titles.
Yankee Stadium: Baseball's Cathedral
In honor of its imminent closure and pending reconstruction, this documentary celebrates the 85-year history of Yankee Stadium and the place it's held in the hearts of New Yorkers as well as baseball fans everywhere. Archival footage of the team throughout the years, along with classic newsreels and interviews with players, fans and celebrities, highlights the historical and cultural importance of this world-renowned arena.
'Til Death Do Us Part
As the "Groom Reaper," filmmaker John Waters offers up commentary on true-life stories of marriages that end in murder in this offbeat Court TV series. Dramatic reenactments tell the tales of couples whose "happily ever afters" turn sour. Based on actual court cases, the stories include a possessive mortician and his adulterous wife, a husband who gambles away his family's savings, a football hero and his trophy bride and much more.
30 Days: Season 2
What better way to give people a crash course in empathy than to have them inhabit somebody else's life for 30 days? That's exactly what Super Size Me director and star Morgan Spurlock does on this popular FX Network show. Season 2 opens with "a border-patrolling minuteman" moving in with an undocumented Mexican family and continues with episodes on abortion, New Age healing, prisons (with Spurlock himself spending time behind bars) and more.
Mad Men: Season 1
It's 1960, and ad executive Don Draper (Jon Hamm) rules the roost at New York's Sterling Cooper Advertising Agency in this sharply written drama. Living a glamorous existence of never-ending cocktail hours, worry-free smoking and ego-stroking power, ladies' man Draper makes numerous conquests both at work and in his personal life. But the world is beginning to change, and Draper will have to use all his smarts to stay one step ahead of the game.
Nuttz: The Black Jackass: Vol. 1
Jason Williams and Wafeeq Rauf hit the streets of Miami for all-out mayhem in this expansion of their hit Miami reality show. When they're not interviewing average citizens on social issues, the two play some of the craziest pranks ever filmed. Wet-mopping a crosswalk, crossing a six-lane highway on foot to retrieve a wallet, goofing on the drive-through clerk and using Monopoly money at the grocery store are just a few gags on the agenda.
Rebus: Set 3
Surly Detective Inspector John Rebus (Ken Stott) and his sidekick Detective Sergeant Siobhan Clarke (Claire Price) return for four more adventures, based on Ian Rankin's best-sellers. Rebus goes into occupational therapy in "Resurrection Men," suspects a murderer might be with the Church of Scotland in "The First Stone," butts heads with a security big shot in "The Naming of the Dead," and is accused of coercion in "Knots and Crosses."
The Closer: Season 3
Underneath her Southern belle exterior, Deputy Police Chief Brenda Johnson (Golden Globe winner Kyra Sedgwick) is one of the LAPD's best weapons, able to wring the truth from even the toughest suspect. She may step on a few toes, including those of her boss, Will Pope (J.K. Simmons), but she always gets the confession. Jon Tenney and G.W. Bailey co-star in this powerful TNT series.
The Streets of San Francisco: Season 2: Vol. 1
Karl Malden stars as Mike Stone, a hardboiled detective to Michael Douglas's Steve Keller, a preppy freshman cop, in this Golden Globe-nominated 1970s police drama, filmed on location in San Francisco. This volume's episodes feature stellar guest appearances from the likes of Martin Sheen, Leslie Nielsen, Peter Strauss, Tom Bosley, Mariette Hartley, Ricky Nelson and many more.
Tori & Dean: Inn Love: Season 1
Newly wedded actors Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott star in this Oxygen network reality series that follows their efforts to transform a broken-down bed-and-breakfast into an ultra-modern vacation destination. The first season finds an eight-months-pregnant Tori working alongside her new hubby at an estate sale to liquidate their assets and raise money for their pet project and, later, launching head-on into B&B renovations.
Tyler Perry's House of Payne: Vol. 2
Tyler Perry's popular sitcom returns for another round of hilarious episodes centered on the riotous Payne household, headed up by wisecracking Atlanta Fire Chief Pops Payne (LaVan Davis). With C.J.'s (Allen Payne) kids constantly running around the house, Calvin (Lance Gross) coming by to raid the refrigerator, and Pops' familial nemesis, Madea (Perry), popping in whenever she sees fit, the sanctuary that was once Pops' home, is long, long gone.
Walker, Texas Ranger: Season 5
The fifth season of this long-running CBS action series kicks off in extreme style as Texas Ranger Cordell Walker (Chuck Norris) rushes in to protect a young boy with special powers -- a child believed to be the reincarnation of a Tibetan lama. Hot on his heels is an embittered man (Yuji Okumoto) seeking revenge against the boy for a grievance he had with the lama in a previous life.
Unveiled: Double Veil Instructional with Petite Jamilla
Belly dancer extraordinaire Petite Jamilla teaches you how to do the mystical double veil technique in this video, which offers up a combination of dance and fitness moves that are sure to make viewers both toned and energized. While Jamilla's routine strengthens the upper body, her breakdown of various combinations and transitions also works the core and lower body and makes basic belly dancing moves both simple and fun.
Exitos Bailables: Pegaditos en Video
Heat up your night with this booty-shaking collection of tropical dance music videos from Latin sensations performing their biggest hits. The party kicks off with Calle 13's "Atrevete-Te-Te" and "Rebeliòn" by Joe Arroyo. Other tracks include "Macarena" by Los del Rio, "Muevelo" by El General, "El Tiburón" by Proyecto Uno, "Eso Ehh" by Alexis y Fido, "Matador" by Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, "Asereje" by Las Ketchup, "Guallando" by Fulanito and more.
Lamb of God: Walk with Me in Hell
This documentary gives you an all-access pass to life behind the scenes with heavy metal band Lamb of God, including a look at the recording of their highly acclaimed "Sacrament" album and the extensive world tour to promote it. In addition to live performance footage, the film also explores the band's lives on tour, with a candid portrayal of their interpersonal dynamics and how they spend their downtime.
Neil Diamond: The Thank You Australia Concert: Live 1976
Famed showman Neil Diamond electrifies the crowd in this three-hour concert from Sydney Sports Stadium, broadcast live on what remains one of Australia's most-watched TV shows ever, on the last stop on his 1976 tour of Australia and New Zealand. The tour marked the end of a four-year break from performing on stage, and showcased Diamond's amazing musical talents. Highlights include "Missa," "Sweet Caroline" and "I've Been This Way Before."
Vallenatos: Pegaditos en Video
Any vallenato fan will be enchanted by this music video collection, which features some of the greatest artists of the Colombian folk tradition performing many of their most-beloved hits, as well as a variety of old favorites. Some of the renowned musicians appearing in this program include Los Gigantes, Ivan Villazon, Alcides Diaz, Ramiro y Joche, Felipe Pelaez, Rugido Vallenato, Sabor Latino and many more.
Where the Light Is: John Mayer Live in Los Angeles
This concert documentary affords front-row seats to a stellar live performance by Grammy-winning, platinum-selling musician John Mayer, captured on film in December 2007 at Los Angeles' Nokia Theater. In addition to a set with Mayer's full band, the evening also includes an acoustic performance by the singer, along with an appearance by the John Mayer Trio, made up of Mayer and fellow musicians Steve Jordan and Pino Palladino.
City of Men
In director Paulo Morelli's follow-up to Fernando Meirelles's Oscar-nominated City of God, 18-year-old best friends Acerola (Douglas Silva) and Laranjinha (Darlan Cunha) are struggling to come to terms with the pressures of manhood in the midst a bloody neighborhood gang war. Rodrigo dos Santos and Jonathan Haagensen also star in this brutally realistic and heartbreaking exposé on life in the mean streets of Rio de Janeiro.
Patriotism
After leading a failed coup against the government, naval officer Shinji Takeyama is devastated by Japan's growing westernization. Accompanied by his wife (Yoshiko Tsuruoka), he commits the Japanese suicide ritual of seppuku in a final act of patriotism. Directed and written by and starring ill-fated novelist and playwright Yukio Mishima, this sobering examination of Japanese nationalism was thought lost for more than 30 years.
Sunflower
Xiangyang's (played by Zhang Fan, Ge Gao and Wang Haidi at different ages) bond with his father, Gengnian (Haiying Sun), remains strained through the years as China moves from the Cultural Revolution into the modern era. Forced to spend years in a reeducation camp, Gengnian misses Xiangyang's early childhood, and although he returns determined to make up for lost time, the free-spirited Xiangyang resents his father's rules and discipline.
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