If you don't think Speed is the fastest-moving adventure film ever made, we challenge you to find a faster one. Keanu Reeves stars as an LA Bomb Squad specialist whose principal antagonist is elusive bomber-extortionist Dennis Hopper. Seeking vengeance after his latest ransom scheme is thwarted, Hopper presents a personal challenge to Reeves: A wired-for-destruction city bus, which will detonate if the speedometer drops below 50 MPH. Playing the reluctant civilian who is pressed into service as the bus' "substitute driver," leading lady Sandra Bullock became a major star in her own right. Once Speed gets to the meat of its story, the excitement never lets up--not even after the boobytrapped bus is out of the picture.
Three web-slinging, wall-crawling adventures from Peter Parker, everyone's favorite friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Includes The Amazing Spider-Man, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, and Spider-Man.
Great way to learn about the origin of Spider-Man.
on July 21, 2017
Posted by: Painandgain
from Baldwin, ny
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If you want to see the new Spider-Man movie this is the best way to see it. See all five pictures first. Nice way to learn about the characters and the special effects are good. Must see movies
Should have been called Mad Furiosa. Charlize Theron is the real star of this movie and she is fantastic. Thought as nails character and the movie provides lots of action sciences. Don't miss it. Worth every dollar you spend on it
The screams are twice as big, and so are the laughs in season two of the deliciously twisted horror anthology series Tales from the Crypt. With 18 gruesome episodes and special guest stars including Demi Moore, Harry Anderson, Don Rickles and Bobcat Goldthwaite, you won't want to miss a minute of the mayhem.
Let the "ghoul" times roll as one of television's most beloved horror hits arrives on DVD courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment. Each episode of the macabre anthology series is presented in 1.33:1 as originally aired and features closed-captioned English Dolby Digital Surround audio with optional English, French, and Spanish subtitles. For those curious to find out a little more about the origins of this long-running fright-fest, Warner Bros. has seen fit to include a "Tales from the Crypt: From Comic Books to Television" featurette that traces the evolution of the creepy franchise by offering interviews with comic-book historian Mark Evanier, Tales from the Crypt: The Official Archives author Digby Diehl, horror director John Carpenter, EC Comics writer/artist Al Feldstein, and others in the know, with the Crypt Keeper himself chiming in to offer his own perspective on the six-episode season in "The Crypt Keeper's History of Season One." Finally, for those who thought they had heard the last of the cackling host, the Crypt Keeper returns to haunt your nightmares with an all-new introduction produced especially for this DVD release.