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We have collected items that we think you might be interested in
purchasing. Also, if you are interested in the things the series creator (J. Michael Straczynski) has done, visit
the Books by JMS pages in the
Babylon 5 section of this web site. Feel free to
send us your suggestions!
NOTE: Items are listed alphabetically by type and then by publishing date
from newest to oldest.
DVD: K-19 : The Widowmaker
Format: NTSC / PAL --
Region: N. America/Japan/Most European --
Rated: PG-13/12 --
Length: 138 minutes --
Released: 2002
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STARRING:
Harrison Ford as Captain Alexei Vostrikov, Sam Spruell as Dimitri Nevsky,
Liam Neeson as Captain Mikhail Polenin, Peter Stebbings as Kuryshev, Peter
Sarsgaard as Vadim Radtchenko, Christian Camargo as Pavel Loktev and Joss
Ackland as Marshal Zelentsov.
DESCRIPTION:
Based on an incident that was officially suppressed for 28 years, K-19: The Widowmaker
is a fine addition to the "sub-genre" of submarine thrillers. The first major American film
about Russian cold war heroes, it re-creates the nightmare endured in 1961 by the crew of the
Soviet nuclear submarine K-19, when an exposed reactor core nearly resulted in a nuclear
catastrophe. Several crewmen died, and K-19's captain (played by Harrison Ford) had to assert
his command when near-mutiny favored his executive officer (Liam Neeson). This escalating
tension gives the film its potent dramatic thrust, and both Ford and Neeson deliver intense
performances while director Kathryn Bigelow (Near Dark, Strange Days) ably controls a
sub full of seething testosterone. It's not as viscerally thrilling as the classic
Das Boot or U-571, and some K-19 survivors protested the inclusion of
inauthentic drinking scenes, but the movie benefits from grand-scale production values,
seamless computer graphics, and a compelling real-life twist.
OTHER EDITIONS:
This movie is available in VHS (NTSC
format) as well.
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DVD: Rudy Blue
Format: NTSC --
Region: N. American/Japan --
Rated: R --
Length: 97 minutes --
Released: 2000
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STARRING:
Brian Patrick Sullivan as Rudy, Peter Stebbings as Karl, Tari Signor as
Eve and Lauren Klein as Agnes.
DESCRIPTION:
An emotionally charged drama that tells the story of Rudy Blue (Brian Patrick Sullivan) a 35
year-old history teacher stuck with living at home who takes on life and love for the first
time since a terrible car accident left his father dead and his brother Karl (Peter Stebbings)
a once promising piano prodigy with brain injuries. When Rudy starts to fall in live with Eve
(Tari Signor), the new school librarian, his controlling mother Agnes (Lauren Klein), a former
opera diva driven mad by her loss, tries to sabotage Rudy's relationship and keep him at home.
Together, Rudy and Karl must finally find a way to pick up the pieces and get on with their
lives.
OTHER EDITIONS:
This movie is available in VHS (NTSC
format) as well.
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DVD: No Alibi
Format: NTSC --
Region: N. American/Japan --
Rated: R --
Length: 90 minutes --
Released: 1999
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STARRING:
Dean Cain as Bob Valenz, Lexa Doig as Camille, Eric Roberts as
Vic Haddock and Peter Stebbings as Phil Valenz.
DESCRIPTION:
Cain is Bob Lessing, a successful businessman who becomes amorously entangled with a dangerous
and mysterious woman (Doig). What Lessing doesn't realize is that she has been sent by her
powerful criminal boyfriend Vic Haddock (Roberts) to collect a large sum of drug money owed to
him by Bob's murdered brother. She, meanwhile, is unsure as to whether Lessing is the right
man—and if she doesn't decide quickly, it may be too late.
OTHER EDITIONS:
This movie is available in VHS (NTSC
format) as well.
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VHS: Drive, She Said
Format: NTSC --
Region: N. American/Japan --
Rated: NR --
Length: 93 minutes --
Released: 1997
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STARRING:
Moira Kelly as Nadine Ship, Josh Hamilton as Tass Richards, Sebastian Spence as
Jonathan Evans, Jim Byrnes as Shrink, Lori Triolo as Jo and Peter
Stebbings as Detective Karl. Mina Shum (Director/Writer).
DESCRIPTION:
Life has grown bland and stale for bank teller Nadine Ship (Kelly). Her job is drab and her
five-year relationship with another bank employee (Spence) doesn't seem to be leading anywhere
interesting. But things begin to pick up when a mysterious mechanic (Hamilton) shows up to
open an account. And when she becomes a hostage during a bank heist, Nadine finds herself
facing choices which could change her life forever.
OTHER INFORMATION:
Since there is very little information on Amazon's web site, here are a few web sites that
have more information and photos from this movie:
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