About this product: ***** New Year 2009 Model w/ Deluxe Velvetaire® Flocked Fabric Top & Side Surfaces & Improved Pump *****
Intex announces the ultimate in airbed comfort & convenience! Beginning with a queen-sized* high-rise bed, for maximum luxurious sleep, this bed is topped with a layer of super deluxe memory foam - more comfortable than most beds! For the ultimate in convenience, this bed's built-in high-powered electic pump is controlled with a remote control unit. So you can inflate the bed in about 3 minutes, or adjust the comfort level while lying on the bed! Two built-in 2-ways fast-fill inflation/deflation valves for easy inflation/deflation. Handy storage duffel bag with shoulder strap.Great as an overnite guest bed for the holiday seasons. *approximate size & measurement.
About this product: Lady Justice and Blind Justice are the names associated with the feminine image Themis, the goddess of Greek Mythology epitomizing the virtue of Justice. Holding a sword in one hand to represent power, scales in the other displaying impartiality, and blindfolded to assure fairness in judgment, this statue harkens back to these ancient ideals. The scales hang independently from metal chains and the statue stands 30 inches tall, is 12 inches wide and 10 inches deep. Made of cold cast resin, it has a bronzed finish to give it the look of metal, has hand-painted accents, and shows incredible detail. It's a great present for lawyers, judges, anyone in the field of law. Don't miss out on this awesome piece at a great price. Get yours now!
About this product: "I feel like I've been handed a new life," says Tom Ripley at a crucial turning point of this well-cast, stylishly crafted psychological thriller. And indeed he has, because the devious, impoverished Ripley (played with subtle depth by Matt Damon) has just traded his own identity for that of Dickie Greenleaf (Jude Law), the playboy heir to a shipping fortune who has become Ripley's model for a life worth living. Having been sent by Dickie's father to retrieve the errant son from Italy, Ripley has smoothly ingratiated himself with Dickey and his lovely, unsuspecting fiancée, Marge (Gwyneth Paltrow). In due course, the sheer evil of Ripley's amoral scheme will be revealed.
Superbly adapted from the acclaimed novel by Patricia Highsmith (also the basis of the acclaimed French version, Purple Noon), The Talented Mr. Ripley is writer-director Anthony Minghella's impressive follow-up to his Oscar-winning triumph The English Patient. Re-creating late-1950s Italy in exacting detail, the film captures the sensuousness of la dolce vita while suspensefully developing the fracturing of Ripley's mind as his crimes grow increasingly desperate. And where Hitchcock was necessarily discreet with the homosexual subtext of Highsmith's Strangers on a Train, Minghella brings it out of the closet, increasing the dramatic tension and complexity of Ripley's psychological breakdown. Phillip Seymour Hoffman and Cate Blanchett are excellent in pivotal supporting roles, and the film's final image is utterly effective: Ripley's talents have gone too far, and this study of class distinction, obsession, and deadly desire reaches a disturbing yet richly appropriate conclusion. --Jeff Shannon
About this product: The Russians Are Coming, the Russians Are Coming looks overly cute now, but really, it was pretty hip for 1966. The cold war was in full deep-freeze when this well-meaning comedy tried to thaw things out a little: a Soviet submarine beaches on the New England coast, sending the locals into a paranoid frenzy. The chief pleasure of the film is Alan Arkin as the sub captain; this was Arkin's first major film role, and he had already mastered his exasperated, slow-burning frown (to say nothing of mastering his Russian dialogue). Arkin snagged an Oscar® nomination, with the movie receiving nominations for best picture, adapted screenplay, and editing--nods that reflect the film's smashing success at the box office. Somewhat dated now, the movie still has its place in the roster of raucous, American small-town comedies; seen in childhood, it will linger nicely as a depiction of foolish grown-ups. --Robert Horton
About this product: Anyone skeptical of updated retreads of Christmas movie classics may be genuinely surprised by this 1994 version of Miracle on 34th Street. Based on the 1947 holiday classic, this new Miracle sticks close to the original's story, though it offers more contemporary, crisper pacing and a tone curiously more reflective--even sorrowful--than before. Richard Attenborough is charming and twinkly as Kris Kringle, the part that won Edmund Gwenn an Oscar. Mara Wilson is the little New York City girl who doesn't believe in Santa Claus until Kris persuades her otherwise. Elizabeth Perkins is her hardened mother, and Dylan McDermott plays the handsome lawyer next door who defends Kris during an insanity hearing. While screenwriter John Hughes has toughened up the dialogue a bit, and McDermott's intensity looks like a dry run for his then- future role on television's The Practice, this Miracle is as persuasively sweet as the one previous. --Tom Keogh
About this product: A historic meeting so gripping and poignant it has been adapted into an award-winning stage play and major motion picture.
This program, culled from the over 28 hours of interview footage between Sir David Frost and U.S. President Richard M. Nixon, was originally broadcast in May of 1977. Never before, nor since, has a U.S. President been so candid on camera. Even more intriguing is the fact that Nixon agreed to appear on camera with no pre-interview preparation or screening of questions. The most famous of this series of interviews is in the final segment that focused solely on Watergate.
This program also contains new footage with Sir David Frost shot in 2007 discussing the historical impact of the interview along with his reactions of their famous encounter. Frost also discusses his views on Peter Morgan's interpretation and screenplay adaptation of this historical event.
About this product: This looks like your basic tactical boot, but it is anything but basic! Designed for law enforcement professionals, this lightweight, athletic-fit boot has all the features your job demands. The high-traction stitched outsole has a steel shank sandwiched between two flexible boards for torsional strength and stability, while the molded EVA midsole and orthotic innersole provides a very comfortable footbed. The upper is full grain and split leather topped with 1000 denier nylon, triple stitched for durability. Inside, the moisture wicking lining helps keep your feet cool and dry even when you perspire. From the rust-proof hardware to the non-fraying laces, the Original SWAT people have through of everything. Available in sizes 7 to 15, with half sizes up to 11.5 Also in wide widths from 7 to 15.
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