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Hook N Shoot "Revolution: 2"
$9.20

About this product:
On April 13, 2002, the world of sports chamged forever. Fourteen incredible athletes started a "Revolution" in the sport of Mixed Martial Arts. Two years later, the battle has grown stronger than ever before.

HOOK N SHOOT introduced the world to some of the best female athletes on the planet. In this second production, see how these woman evolve in the ultimate style of fighting.

Nine incredible hard-hitting fights chronicle the lives of 15 woman who are on a quest for glory that no other sport can deliver.

They are sisters, daughters, girlfriends, co-workers, wives and maybe even your neighbor. But one thing is for sure, THESE WOMAN KICK ASS!!!

Be on the look-out for "Revolution 3" in December 2004 / January 2005.

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A Renaissance Christmas
$34.99

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Rich in emotion and detail, the Christmas story has inspired centuries of beautiful music. Join Chicago's celebrated Music of the Baroque Chorus and Brass Ensemble for A Renaissance Christmas. Joyful carols, solemn chant, and vibrant works for brass create a pageant of sound - as voices rise to the rafters and bells ring out in the exquisite Chapel of the Holy Spirit.

Program includes:

- Capriccio à 2 cornetti

- Jesu Redemptor omnium

- Canzon primi toni à 8

- Dixit Maria

- Hodie Christus natus est

- Beatus vir

- Two Dances

- Ach, mein herzliebes Jesulein

- Quem vidistis, pastores?

- In ecclesiis

- Te Deum laudamus

- Es ist ein Ros entsprungen

- Plus bonus tracks

DVD
The Accidental Hero
$19.95

About this product:
Much to her consternation, this 35-year-old, flight attendant mother, Valrie (Anne Coesens of MA VIE EN ROSE), must deal with her (frequently arrested) 16-year-old son, Tom (discovery Alexandre Hamidi). On an especially hectic morning, on their way to the airport, mother and son have a heated argument that distracts her from her driving. When a mammoth truck looms straight ahead, she must swerve into a ditch to avoid a head-on collision.

The car flips over, and they both end up in the hospital, but Valrie falls into a coma. When it is realized that she can no longer even recognize her own son, the Department of Social Services places Tom in a group home. Now he is forved to cope with a host of other young punks as well as a headmaster with some pointed ideas about how to rehabilitate his charges. Despite his own personal problems (and at great risk), Tom sneaks away from the group home and dedicates himself to helping his mom recover her memory.

DVD
The Death of a Prophet: Last Days of Malcolm X
$0.15

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Studio: Unicorn Video Release Date: 07/15/2003

DVD
Malcom X: Death of a Prophet
$3.94

About this product:
This movie is nowhere near as flashy or as gripping as Spike Lee's "Malcolm X". It presents a more low key and gritty picture of a man quietly going on with his life's work even while knowing that someone has marked him for death. The lack of Hollywood flair makes this movie feel more realistic than Spike Lee's film, like you're actually walking around the city with Malcolm. Still I missed the sense of energy that Denzel Washington brought to the role. Freeman's Malcolm is someone you like and respect, but he doesn't charismatically draw you into his vision like Washington did in his portrayal, or perhaps like the real Malcolm did. In any case this DVD is worth seeing for its sense of realism, which perhaps serves as something of a counterbalance to visions of Malcolm X, the demi-god of our imagination, when after all he was a flesh and blood man, albeit a man of great vision, courage and charisma.

DVD
Death of a Prophet
$2.50

About this product:
This movie is nowhere near as flashy or as gripping as Spike Lee's "Malcolm X". It presents a more low key and gritty picture of a man quietly going on with his life's work even while knowing that someone has marked him for death. The lack of Hollywood flair makes this movie feel more realistic than Spike Lee's film, like you're actually walking around the city with Malcolm. Still I missed the sense of energy that Denzel Washington brought to the role. Freeman's Malcolm is someone you like and respect, but he doesn't charismatically draw you into his vision like Washington did in his portrayal, or perhaps like the real Malcolm did. In any case this DVD is worth seeing for its sense of realism, which perhaps serves as something of a counterbalance to visions of Malcolm X, the demi-god of our imagination, when after all he was a flesh and blood man, albeit a man of great vision, courage and charisma.

DVD
Death of a Prophet
$2.50

About this product:
This movie is nowhere near as flashy or as gripping as Spike Lee's "Malcolm X". It presents a more low key and gritty picture of a man quietly going on with his life's work even while knowing that someone has marked him for death. The lack of Hollywood flair makes this movie feel more realistic than Spike Lee's film, like you're actually walking around the city with Malcolm. Still I missed the sense of energy that Denzel Washington brought to the role. Freeman's Malcolm is someone you like and respect, but he doesn't charismatically draw you into his vision like Washington did in his portrayal, or perhaps like the real Malcolm did. In any case this DVD is worth seeing for its sense of realism, which perhaps serves as something of a counterbalance to visions of Malcolm X, the demi-god of our imagination, when after all he was a flesh and blood man, albeit a man of great vision, courage and charisma.