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Theatrical:

Studio: Universal

Genre: Box Sets

Duration: 328 mins

Summary: The Bourne Identity:
Robert Ludlum's The Bourne Identity, the first in his trio of international thrillers featuring master spy Jason Bourne, was a sensation when it was published in 1980. Now this potent novel gets an edgy 21st century spin from director Doug Liman (Swingers, Go) who delivers Ludlum's high-stakes tale with grit, style and nerve. The story opens as an amnesiac (Damon) is rescued at sea by the crew of an Italian fishing boat. Nearly dead, he carries only the bullets in his back and the bank account number implanted in his hip. Although completely without identity or background, he does possess an array of extraordinary talents in fighting, linguistics and self-defense that speak of a dangerous past. He sets out on a desperate search assisted by the initially rebellious Marie (Potente) to discover who he really is, and why so many people want him dead. The Bourne Supremacy:
Following the smash worldwide success of 2002's The Bourne Identity, Universal Pictures brings the second installment of best-selling author Robert Ludlum's series to the screen with Matt Damon returning as trained assassin Jason Bourne in The Bourne Supremacy. Bourne continues to find himself plagued by splintered nightmares from his former life. The stakes are now even higher for the agent as he coolly maneuvers through the dangerous waters of international espionage--replete with CIA plots, turncoat agents and ever-shifting covert alliances--all the while hoping to find the truth behind his haunted memories and answers to his own fragmented past. The Bourne Ultimatum:
Matt Damon returns as trained assassin, Jason Bourne in the third chapter of the espionage series. Now hunted by the people who made him what he was, Bourne tries to go back to the beginning to find out who he was.

Theatrical:

Studio: Shock

Genre: Horror

Duration: 267 mins

Summary: Flesh eating Zombie Carnage! Prepare yourself for the ultimate in blood-soaked, flesh eating terror! Collected together for the first time, these infamous zombie classics contain some of the most horrific scenes ever realised on celluloid! These depraved shockers are now available for the first time in all of their eye-gouging, throat-ripping, gut-munching glory, UNCUT, UNCENSORED and in WIDESCREEN. Zombie Flesh Eaters (1979)
Burial Ground: The Nights Of Terror (1980)
Zombie Holocaust (1980)

Theatrical: 2000

Studio: Bmg/V2

Genre: Music Video & Concerts

Summary: Yes, electronica has taken over the world of music. All you need to do is take a look at the first shot of Underworld's live concert video to see that. The sprawling, dancing masses that cover the fields testify that the medium has found its way out of dark, sweaty raves and into the global mainstream. The shot makes the crowds at Woodstock seem small. However, while seeing electronica live can be a thrilling experience, watching it performed at home on your television is a completely different story. The British trio Underworld is widely considered to be one of electronica's most popular acts (same class as the Chemical Brothers and the Orb), and this DVD presents nine of their hyper, 10-minute-plus jams in five different countries (Japan, Holland, Belgium, England, and Ireland). While the sound is crisp and the beats infectious, there's not much to watching an electronica band (you usually have your eyes closed at a show, frantically dancing). The band tries to rectify this problem by using Alan Parker-esque, headache-inducing editing techniques and more strobe-lighting effects than the human brain can possibly handle in one sitting. Also, to make up for the lack of dynamics, Underworld has packed this DVD with a ton of goodies. You can program the concert any way you'd like to hear it; it contains five minutes of outtakes and a couple bonus tracks; and, most quizzically, they included the full 90-minute visuals shown on the large video screen behind the band. Some hardcore fans may find the screen graphics mesmerizing, but mostly it feels like watching a screensaver with a soundtrack. If you can't wait for Underworld to come to a field near you, grab the DVD; otherwise, just go to a rave. It's cheaper. "--Dave McCoy"

Theatrical: 1992

Studio: Warner Home Video

Genre: Westerns

Duration: 131

Summary: Clint Eastwood and Morgan Freeman play retired, down-on-their-luck outlaws who pick up their guns one last time to collect a bounty offered by the vengeful prostitutes of the remote Wyoming town of Big Whiskey. Richard Harris is an ill-fated interloper, a colorful killer-for-hire called English Bob. And Best Supporting Actor Oscar winner Gene Hackman is the sly and brutal local sheriff whose brand of law enforcement ranges from unconventional to ruthless.
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Theatrical: 2000

Studio: Madman

Genre: TV Series

Duration: 512 mins

Summary: To Unit One, the case at hand is all that matters. Forensic police series shot in Denmark, opening a whole new world of light & shade to viewers of the timeless fiction genre. A quiet achiever on SBS television, Unit One has found a solid viewing slot each Friday across the country, and Aztec International is proud to be the first label outside of Denmark to collect the series onto DVD format. There are 32 episodes in all, each of them focussed on the forensics of criminal investigation – not an unusual subject on Australian TV screens. As has been the case many times on SBS TV, a dedicated fan-base develops for the more exotic locales and characters in the crime detection genre.

Theatrical:

Studio: Madman

Genre: TV Series

Duration: 457 mins

Summary: Unit One (a.k.a. Rejseholdet) is Denmark's highest rating crime series ever. It is an ongoing series that traces crime squad investigations by the cracking police squad the series is named for. Addictive viewing on television, each episode focuses on a unique crime, but the magic in the programme is also in the character development that builds momentum as the series progresses. These factors combine with the series' spotlight on little seen areas of Denmark to create a unique television series. Top level actors combine with writers and craftspeople at the top of their game.

Theatrical: 2000

Studio: Shock

Genre: TV Series

Duration: 455 mins

Summary: A forensic police series shot in Denmark, opening a whole new world of light and shade to viewers of the timeless fiction genre. A quiet achiever on SBS television, UNIT ONE screened first in late 2005, and will repeat in September this year. Aztec International is proud to be the first label outside of Denmark to collect the series onto DVD format. A dedicated fan-base develops for the more exotic locales and characters in the crime genre.