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The End
Runtime: 1 Hour, 40 Mins.
UPC: 027 616 858 634
$ 11.95
The End
Runtime: 1 Hour, 40 Mins.
UPC: 027 616 858 634
$ 11.95
At the beginning of The End, Wendell Sonny Lawson (Burt Reynolds) is informed by his doctor that he's dying from "the same thing Ali
MacGraw had in Love Story." Lawson's first reaction is to cry uncontrollably, much to the discomfort of his fellow elevator passengers. He
heads to a nearby church to confess all his sins, only to be distracted by the wide-eyed fecklessness of the novice priest (Robby Benson).
Attempting to resolve a few issues with ex-wife Mary Ellen (Sally Field), daughter Julie (Kristy McNichol) and his parents (Myrna Loy and
Pat O'Brien), Lawson finds that they're all too absorbed in their own problems to pay him any attention. At the end of his rope, Lawson
decides to kill himself. Dom DeLuise also stars.
MacGraw had in Love Story." Lawson's first reaction is to cry uncontrollably, much to the discomfort of his fellow elevator passengers. He
heads to a nearby church to confess all his sins, only to be distracted by the wide-eyed fecklessness of the novice priest (Robby Benson).
Attempting to resolve a few issues with ex-wife Mary Ellen (Sally Field), daughter Julie (Kristy McNichol) and his parents (Myrna Loy and
Pat O'Brien), Lawson finds that they're all too absorbed in their own problems to pay him any attention. At the end of his rope, Lawson
decides to kill himself. Dom DeLuise also stars.
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Smokey and the Bandit
Pursuit Pack
Runtime: 4 Hours 42 Minutes
UPC: 025 192 446 726
$ 12.95
Smokey and the Bandit
Pursuit Pack
Runtime: 4 Hours 42 Minutes
UPC: 025 192 446 726
$ 12.95
Color
"Smoky," aka Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason), is the prospective father-in-law of unwilling bride Carrie (Sally Field). The Bandit (Burt Reynolds), a
maverick race car driver, makes an $80,000 bet that he can transport a shipment of Coors beer from Texarkana, Texas to Atlanta within 28 hours. It's
important to note that in 1977, it was illegal to sell the Coors brand east of the Mississippi River without a permit; if we don't note that, then the plot won't
make sense at times. Already in danger of arrest from redneck lawmen like Buford T. Justice, Bandit furthers his chances at a stiff jail term when he offers
a ride to Carrie, who hopes to escape her unwanted wedding to Justice's boy. The rest of the film is one long chase, not quite as subtle as a Road
Runner/Coyote cartoon, not quite as restrained as a Three Stooges comedy. Universally panned by critics upon its first release, Smokey and the Bandit
reaped something in the neighborhood of $50,000,000 at the box office.
Former stuntman Hal Needham made his directorial debut with the first Smokey and the Bandit (1977) and repeated his success with the sequel, a virtual
remake that substituted a live elephant for a truckload of beer. Burt Reynolds returns as law-defying anti-hero Bandit, now a washed-up alcoholic whose
girlfriend Carrie (Sally Field) has left him. When a pair of eccentric, wealthy brothers named Big Enos (Pat McCormick) and Little Enos (Paul Williams)
approach Bandit with an offer of work, he and trucker pal Cledus (Jerry Reed) jump at the chance. The gig involves transporting an elephant to the
Republican National Convention in twenty-four hours. The wrinkle is that the pachyderm is about to give birth -- any minute. Enter "Doc" (Dom DeLuise) a
bizarre medical man who joins the team to care for the expectant mother, and Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason), who has not forgotten the
humiliations that he suffered during Bandit's last "mission." Needham's films were instantly forgettable cocktails of car chases, car crashes, and lowbrow
humor. Reynolds and Needham teamed up over a dozen times in various action comedy pictures. Audiences of the late Seventies loved their anti-authority
redneck humor and made their early collaborations into box office smashes.
"Smoky," aka Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason), is the prospective father-in-law of unwilling bride Carrie (Sally Field). The Bandit (Burt Reynolds), a
maverick race car driver, makes an $80,000 bet that he can transport a shipment of Coors beer from Texarkana, Texas to Atlanta within 28 hours. It's
important to note that in 1977, it was illegal to sell the Coors brand east of the Mississippi River without a permit; if we don't note that, then the plot won't
make sense at times. Already in danger of arrest from redneck lawmen like Buford T. Justice, Bandit furthers his chances at a stiff jail term when he offers
a ride to Carrie, who hopes to escape her unwanted wedding to Justice's boy. The rest of the film is one long chase, not quite as subtle as a Road
Runner/Coyote cartoon, not quite as restrained as a Three Stooges comedy. Universally panned by critics upon its first release, Smokey and the Bandit
reaped something in the neighborhood of $50,000,000 at the box office.
Former stuntman Hal Needham made his directorial debut with the first Smokey and the Bandit (1977) and repeated his success with the sequel, a virtual
remake that substituted a live elephant for a truckload of beer. Burt Reynolds returns as law-defying anti-hero Bandit, now a washed-up alcoholic whose
girlfriend Carrie (Sally Field) has left him. When a pair of eccentric, wealthy brothers named Big Enos (Pat McCormick) and Little Enos (Paul Williams)
approach Bandit with an offer of work, he and trucker pal Cledus (Jerry Reed) jump at the chance. The gig involves transporting an elephant to the
Republican National Convention in twenty-four hours. The wrinkle is that the pachyderm is about to give birth -- any minute. Enter "Doc" (Dom DeLuise) a
bizarre medical man who joins the team to care for the expectant mother, and Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason), who has not forgotten the
humiliations that he suffered during Bandit's last "mission." Needham's films were instantly forgettable cocktails of car chases, car crashes, and lowbrow
humor. Reynolds and Needham teamed up over a dozen times in various action comedy pictures. Audiences of the late Seventies loved their anti-authority
redneck humor and made their early collaborations into box office smashes.
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DVD
Gator
Runtime: 115
UPC: 027 616 889 171
$ 8.95
Gator
Runtime: 115
UPC: 027 616 889 171
$ 8.95
Burt Reynolds returns as Gator McKlusky, the moonshine-running king of the Bayou, in this high-octane sequel to White Lightning. Filled with
super-charged adventure and double-barreled actionand co-starring Lauren Hutton as a sexy TV reporterGator is a fast-and-furious ride you won't want to
miss! The Feds want Gator. Not for moonshining, but to go undercover to expose Bama McCall (Jerry Reed), Gator's boyhood pal who is now a local
crime boss. Gator is reluctant atfirst, but once he discovers Bama is involved in extortion, prostitution and murder, the suspense builds to an explosive
climax, as old friends become deadly enemies.
super-charged adventure and double-barreled actionand co-starring Lauren Hutton as a sexy TV reporterGator is a fast-and-furious ride you won't want to
miss! The Feds want Gator. Not for moonshining, but to go undercover to expose Bama McCall (Jerry Reed), Gator's boyhood pal who is now a local
crime boss. Gator is reluctant atfirst, but once he discovers Bama is involved in extortion, prostitution and murder, the suspense builds to an explosive
climax, as old friends become deadly enemies.
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DVD
Sam Whiskey
Runtime: 97
UPC: 027 616 923 608
$ 11.95
Sam Whiskey
Runtime: 97
UPC: 027 616 923 608
$ 11.95
P&S / WS
Welcome to America's Wildand very wackyWest! Burt Reynolds, Clint Walker, Ossie Davis and Angie Dickinson star in this tongue-in-cheek tale of love, lust
and larceny that's brimming with "real charm" and "sharp wit" (Boxoffice). Thanks to ingenious plot twists, hilarious blunders and delightful chemistry, Sam
Whiskey is a comely caper full of mischief and mayhem that is altogether intoxicating. Even crooks have standardsand keeping the loot is usually one of
them. But when cowboy con artist Sam Whiskey (Reynolds) falls head over spurs for a sexy widow (Dickinson), he finds himself compromising a lot more
than his principles. After she seduces him into helpingher break into the US Mintto return a fortune in stolen goldSam begins to suspect that honesty might
have some very ample rewards.
Welcome to America's Wildand very wackyWest! Burt Reynolds, Clint Walker, Ossie Davis and Angie Dickinson star in this tongue-in-cheek tale of love, lust
and larceny that's brimming with "real charm" and "sharp wit" (Boxoffice). Thanks to ingenious plot twists, hilarious blunders and delightful chemistry, Sam
Whiskey is a comely caper full of mischief and mayhem that is altogether intoxicating. Even crooks have standardsand keeping the loot is usually one of
them. But when cowboy con artist Sam Whiskey (Reynolds) falls head over spurs for a sexy widow (Dickinson), he finds himself compromising a lot more
than his principles. After she seduces him into helpingher break into the US Mintto return a fortune in stolen goldSam begins to suspect that honesty might
have some very ample rewards.
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DVD
Hard Ground
Runtime: 1 Hour 35 Minutes
UPC: 018 713 507 631
$ 7.95
Hard Ground
Runtime: 1 Hour 35 Minutes
UPC: 018 713 507 631
$ 7.95
Color
Unjustly arrested and sentenced to a 99-year-term, grizzled half-breed bounty hunter John McKay (Burt Reynolds) is serving hard time in Yuma Territorial
Prison when he is swept up in a prison break engineered by sadistic vigilante leader Billy Bucklin (David Figlioli). Once on the outside, Bucklin and his
brigands cut a swath of terror and murder throughout the Arizona Territory, then head to Mexico, there to link up with a despotic revolutionary leader. Given an
opportunity to redeem himself by helping track down and capture Bucklin, McKay reluctant teams with ageing Sheriff Nate Hutchinson (Bruce Dern) -- the very
man who sent McKay up in the first place. Among McKay and Hutchinson's tiny posses are feisty Liz Kennedy (Amy Jo Johnson), who after her family is
murdered by Bucklin has a personal score to settle (if she can ever get accustomed to riding a horse or wielding a rifle, that is), and Hutchinson's deputy
Joshua (Seth Peterson), McKay's own son. The made-for-cable Western Hard Ground premiered July 12, 2003, on the Hallmark Channel.
Unjustly arrested and sentenced to a 99-year-term, grizzled half-breed bounty hunter John McKay (Burt Reynolds) is serving hard time in Yuma Territorial
Prison when he is swept up in a prison break engineered by sadistic vigilante leader Billy Bucklin (David Figlioli). Once on the outside, Bucklin and his
brigands cut a swath of terror and murder throughout the Arizona Territory, then head to Mexico, there to link up with a despotic revolutionary leader. Given an
opportunity to redeem himself by helping track down and capture Bucklin, McKay reluctant teams with ageing Sheriff Nate Hutchinson (Bruce Dern) -- the very
man who sent McKay up in the first place. Among McKay and Hutchinson's tiny posses are feisty Liz Kennedy (Amy Jo Johnson), who after her family is
murdered by Bucklin has a personal score to settle (if she can ever get accustomed to riding a horse or wielding a rifle, that is), and Hutchinson's deputy
Joshua (Seth Peterson), McKay's own son. The made-for-cable Western Hard Ground premiered July 12, 2003, on the Hallmark Channel.
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