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Cyborg Soldier: Former UFC champion Rich Franklin makes his feature film debut in this futuristic actioner as Isaac, a death row inmate turned genetically engineered assassin who's just escaped from a secret government research facility and gone on the lam. Joined by Deputy Lindsay Rearden (Tiffani Thiessen), Isaac sets out to expose the controversial cyborg program and bring down the devious engineer behind it (Bruce Greenwood).
Kill Switch: Haunted by the murder of his beloved wife, a hard-hitting detective named Jacob Stillwell (Steven Seagal) is forced to put his personal demons aside in order to track down a perverse serial killer who calls himself Lazarus. Plunging into the heart of Memphis, Tennessee's criminal underworld, Stillwell throws himself into a tireless search that leads him down a dangerous path where laws are ignored and justice is a mere fiction.
Outrageous Big Machines: The power and excitement of huge construction vehicles are sure to enthrall wide-eyed preschoolers in this massive compilation of big machines in action. Featuring bulldozers, earthmovers and other mighty mechanical beasts, the real-life footage will shock and awe young viewers with its literally ground-shaking strength. So settle in for a construction adventure that kids are sure to dig.
Speed Racer: The Next Generation: The Fast Track: While training for an upcoming race, Speed, Conor and Lucy investigate strange obstacles that are disrupting the virtual track. When Zile Zazic's daughter, Annalise, and Speed get trapped in the virtual world, they must work together to escape. As Zile works desperately to save his daughter, a dangerous high-tech virus begins making its way closer to the trapped pair, threatening to end their lives.
The Backyardigans: Escape from Fairytale Village: The singing Backyardigans step into another set of imaginative adventures as fairy-tale characters, superheroes, buccaneers and passengers on the exotic Orient Express in this four-episode collection of the animated series for preschoolers. Pals Pablo, Tyrone, Uniqua, Tasha and Austin transform the backyard into colorful new worlds in "Escape from Fairytale Village," "Front Page News," "Le Master of Disguise" and "Pirate Camp."
The Smurfs: Season 1: Vol. 2: The tiny blue mushroom-dwelling residents of Smurf Village return in the second half of the first season of Hanna-Barbera's charming series. Adventure follows the Smurfs everywhere, but so do the wicked Gargamel and his cat Azrael. In this collection of episodes, the Smurfs encounter a dragon, scheming trolls and a misunderstood snow monster, while Gargamel plots to infiltrate the village by turning himself into a baby Smurf.
The Wiggles: Sing a Song of Wiggles: The colorful foursome from Down Under invites kids to sing along as they put 32 favorite nursery rhymes to music. The songs aren't just fun; they also encourage young viewers to learn rhyme, rhythm, sound, language and even some math. Traditional musical instruments are also on the bill, accompanying tunes such as "Jack Be Nimble," "Black Velvet Band," "Rub a Dub Dub," "Old King Cole," "I'm a Little Teapot" and "Polly Put the Kettle On."
Train Crazy Kids: Is your child loco for locomotives? Then you're on the right track with this remarkable collection of live train footage, perfect for children aged 2 and up. Featuring steam locomotives, diesel engines and more, this real-life document captures the magic of the railway across a wide spectrum of backdrops. Without leaving home, young children can hop aboard an amazing adventure.
You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown: The Peanuts gang takes on the electoral process in this 1972 television special. Linus's campaign for class president falters when he mentions the Great Pumpkin in a speech, but campaign manager Charlie Brown helps him win by a single vote. Once Linus is elected, however, the pressures of his office prove tougher than expected. No one listens to him, least of all the principal. Woodstock makes his first animated appearance in this show.
Four Jills in a Jeep: Kay Francis, Martha Raye, Carole Landis and Mitzi Mayfair star as themselves -- with legendary comic Phil Silvers as their Army escort, Eddie -- in this delightful 1944 musical, based on Landis's book about entertaining the troops on a USO tour. With a touch of comedy and romance to spice things up, this fun film features appearances by Alice Faye, Carmen Miranda, Betty Grable and the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra.
Hello, Frisco, Hello: Alice Faye stars as Entertainer Trudy Evans, a talented singer who pines for her social-climbing manager, Johnny (John Payne). When Johnny proposes to a snooty debutante, Trudy heads overseas and lands a star-making role in a London production. Set in late-19th-century San Francisco, H. Bruce Humberston's film features Faye's first performance of the popular ballad "You'll Never Know," which won the 1943 Oscar for Best Original Song.
Hollywood Cavalcade: In a film inspired by early Hollywood history, silent film director Mike Connors (Don Ameche) discovers struggling actress Molly Hayden (Alice Faye) and turns her into a slapstick comedy star, inventing the pie fight in the process. After making several hits together, they drift apart when Mike tries his hand at historical dramas. When a tragedy reunites them, Mike asks Molly to star in his comeback film, a talkie.
Rose of Washington Square: In this musical drama, singing sensation Rose Sargent (Alice Faye) falls hard for charismatic con man Barton DeWitt Clinton (Tyrone Power) in 1920s New York, but her efforts to keep him out of jail threaten to derail her career as a Ziegfeld girl. Al Jolson co-stars as Sargent's onstage partner who tries, and fails, to help her see Bart's faults. The film features the classic songs "California, Here I Come" and "I'm Just Wild About Harry."
The Great American Broadcast: Ambitious radio executives Rix Martin (John Payne) and Chuck Hadley (Jack Oakie) struggle to compete against the big broadcasters, but Rix and his wife, Vicki (Alice Faye), have a bitter falling out when she turns to an old flame for a loan to support the failing station. Vicki finds success as a singer and reunites with Rix onstage when Chuck organizes the country's first coast-to-coast radio broadcast. Cesar Romero also stars.
The Picture of Dorian Gray: In Victorian England, vain aristocrat Dorian Gray (Hurd Hatfield) becomes increasingly hedonistic and corrupt. When his portrait is painted, Gray makes a Faustian bargain: The picture will age while he stays young and handsome -- an evil pact that eventually leads to murder. This classic drama based on a novel by Oscar Wilde won an Oscar for Best Cinematography, and Angela Lansbury took home a Golden Globe for her role as Gray's jilted lover.
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