The Fleet's In (1942) Dorothy Lamour, William HoldenDirector: Victor SchertzingerCo- stars: Eddie Bracken, Betty Hutton, Jimmy Dorsey, Helen O'Connell93 minutes, Black and WhiteDVD-R: Region ALLBased on the Broadway offering "Sailor Beware!" THE FLEET'S IN stars Dorothy Lamour as the "Countess of Swingland." She sings at the Swingland club and is known far and wide among its sailor clientele for her coolness toward their advances. Casey Kirby (William Holden) is the painfully shy gob who inadvertently gets a reputation as a ladies' man and whose pals make bets as to whether he'll be able to kiss the icy Countess in public. He does, and more. Betty Hutton makes an impressive film debut as the Countess' less-restrained roommate, who falls for sailor Barney Waters (Eddie Bracken). Cassie... Less

The romantic films of the 1930s and '40s influenced director Peter Bogdanovich (THE LAST PICTURE SHOW, MASK) in PAPER MOON, a masterpiece influenced by the filmmaking of those periods --a classic comedy drama that resembles the films of John Ford or Sam Wood. Moses Pray (Ryan O'Neal) is a happy-go-lucky con man traveling throughout the Midwest during the Great Depression, conning widows into buying Bibles. Stopping in a small town for a friend's funeral, he is persuaded to deliver the deceased's precocious 10-year-old daughter, Addie Loggins (Tatum O'Neal, Ryan's real-life daughter), to her aunt's home. The resemblance between Moses and Addie--who never knew her father--is uncanny, and the two are soon acting like father and daughter as they travel the back roads of heartland America... Less

A spaceman -- with a raygun -- for hire takes on a crooked land baron in this drama that moves Western themes into outer space. In the year 2021, Bill Kemp (James Olson), the first man to walk on Mars, is an astronaut for hire, renting his services to the highest bidder. J.J. Hubbard (Warren Mitchell) is a multi- millionaire who pays Kemp to help blast an oncoming asteroid out of its orbit so that it will avoid the Earth and crash into the moon. However, Hubbard's goal is hardly benevolent. The moon is being excavated for mineral resources, and since fragments of the asteroid in question resemble jewels, it will allow Hubbard to fraudulently jack up land prices on the lunar surface. Kemp also learns that Hubbard was responsible for the death of the brother of Clementine Taplin (Catherine... Less

A singing-dancing sister act opens a canteen in an old warehouse bought for them by a certain "somebody." They sing and dance their way into the hearts of the audience...and a handsome sailor. Academy Award Nominations: Best Original Screenplay.

Everyone knows the story of the first men on the moon, but what about the machines that got them there? This collection offers an intricate look at the earliest advances in space-travel technology, from the design of the Apollo Command Module to the development of a shuttle navigation system.

With his best friend, a young musician travels to the beautiful French Riviera in search of quick riches. Instead, he falls in love with an extremely attractive and equally spoiled heiress. The top-of-the-charts soundtrack features Prince and the Revolution performing such hits as "Kiss," "Mountains," "Under the Cherry Moon," and many more.

The romantic films of the 1930s and '40s influenced director Peter Bogdanovich THE LAST PICTURE SHOW MASK in PAPER MOON a masterpiece influenced by the filmmaking of those periods --a classic comedy drama that resembles the films of John Ford or Sam Wood. Moses Pray Ryan O'Neal is a happy-go-lucky con man traveling throughout the Midwest during the Great Depression conning widows into buying Bibles. Stopping in a small town for a friend's funeral he is persuaded to deliver the deceased's precocious 10-year-old daughter Addie Loggins Tatum O'Neal Ryan's real-life daughter to her aunt's home. The resemblance between Moses and Addie--who never knew her father--is uncanny and the two are soon acting like father and daughter as they travel the back roads of heartland America. Despite his... Less

Stalked by the police, a contemporary woman pirate reveals a moon's strange influence over a dwarf, a voyeur, and finally, herself in PIRATE MOON, a post-feminist critique of women's power. PIRATE MOON was featured at the World Wide Video Festival, New American Makers, Donnell Library, Mill Valley Film and Video Festival, USA Film Festival, Oswego International Film Festival, Festival International du Nouveau Cinema et de la Video Montreal, The Kitchen. 16mm + VHS.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Sitting on the Moon (1936) Roger Pryor, Grace BradleyDirector: Ralph StaubCo-stars: William Newell, Pert Kelton, Joyce Compton53 minutes, Black and WhiteDVD- R: Region ALL At their best, the Republic musicals of the 1930s could hold their own against anything turned out by MGM or Warner Bros. Republic's Sitting on the Moon is an excellent showcase for second-echelon stars Roger Pryor and Grace Bradley, here cast as songwriter Danny West and fading movie star Polly Blair. Hoping to jump-start Polly's career, Danny breaks up his partnership with lyricist Mike (William Newell), who finds some comfort in the arms of Polly's wisecracking pal Mattie (Pert Kelton). Hoping to tear Danny away from Polly, Mike contrives to have blonde seductress Blossom (Joyce Compton) pretend to be Mike's... Less

As a team of United Nations astronauts are planning an upcoming moon mission they are approached by an elderly man who recounts a trip he took to the moon 65 years ago in 1899 and was attacked by "Selenites" a race of ant-like beings that dwell in caverns of crystal. Based on the story by H.G. Wells and featuring the magical special effects work of Ray Harryhausen.