Alan Alda and Ellen Burstyn glow on screen as two people who find long, enduring love with each other despite being married to other people. A fateful meeting at a California inn leads the seemingly mismatched pair into 26-year-long affair in which they meet for only one weekend every year. Altered ... Read more

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This is the feature-length finale which finds Hawkeye and the rest of the gang going their own way after the Korean War. ... Read more

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Nina (Jennifer Aniston) is a young woman who falls for her new roommate George (Paul Rudd) who just wants to be friends. When Nina finds herself pregnant, she comes to the conclusion that she'd rather raise the child with George than with the father. Complications arise in this touching film adapted... Read more

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A touching yet funny tale about three couples whose lives intertwine. ... Read more

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Director, writer, and producer Nancy Meyers's (THE PARENT TRAP) sophomore directorial effort is a lively screwball fantasy featuring Mel Gibson in his first romantic comedy. Gibson plays Nick Marshall, a high-flying chauvinistic Chicago advertising executive who, like his musical idol, Frank Sinatra... Read more

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CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS is Woody Allen's most mature, most profound film. Martin Landau plays Judah Rosenthal, a successful ophthalmologist having an affair with Dolores (Anjelica Huston), who is threatening to reveal their relationship unless Judah commits to her and leaves his wife. He admits his ... Read more

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Writer-director David O. Russell follows up his dark independent comedy SPANKING THE MONKEY with this hilarious romp about a man who goes on a quest to find his biological parents. Mel Coplin (Ben Stiller), a new father, is convinced that he won't be able to give his son a name until he reunites wit... Read more

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Betsy's getting married - that moment that families, and especially fathers anxiously await and secretly dread. Dad's contracting business is not doing so well, but he still wants to throw the party to end all parties. He now has to rely on his brother-in-law's mob connections to pull it off. ... Read more

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Woody Allen and Diane Keaton join forces again in this charming riff on such murder mystery classics as REAR WINDOW, DOUBLE INDEMNITY, and THE LADY FROM SHANGHAI. Allen and Keaton play Larry and Carol Lipton, a New York couple reevaluating their life together after their only son goes off to college... Read more

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Neil Simon's bittersweet comedy, adapted from the Broadway hit, follows four separate stories of guests who've just checked into the swank Beverly Hills Hotel over the weekend of the Academy Awards gala. The four-part story line runs the gamut from touching introspection to outright slapstick. Bill ... Read more

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In this wacky satire on the cold war mentality, the president of the United States and an arms manufacturer find it in their best economic interests to plant rumors of a potential nuclear attack--by Canada. Then, following a border incident at a hockey tournament, a patriotic sheriff and his deputie... Read more

$4.00 - $19.00

A black preacher (Ossie Davis) gets a sweet taste of revenge when he inherits a sizeable sum of money, and subsequently plots revenge on his former plantation-owner boss. A wry comedy that includes plenty of social commentary, PURLIE VICTORIOUS is an adaptation of the popular Broadway play. ... Read more

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A history professor's life and peaceful college town are turned upside down when a film company arrives to make a movie out of his best-selling book on the American Revolution. ... Read more

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The television comedy M*A*S*H, based on Robert Altman's hit film of the same title (based, in turn, on Richard Hooker's novel), debuted in 1972. Set during the Korean War, the show revolved around the nurses and doctors at a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital located precariously close to the war's front... Read more

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A melange of sentimental musical vignettes about the various members of a madcap Manhattan family, who attempt by turns to find romance. Allen returns to his improvisational comic vein, reportedly springing the musical numbers on his nonmusical stars--only Barrymore was dubbed--shortly before produc... Read more

$8.00 - $30.00

This complete second season of the sitcom set during the Korean-U.S. conflict earned the series four Emmys and features some of the best loved episodes in the series. Included among the 24 episodes are "Divided We Stand," "Radar's Report" (featuring Joan Van Ark), "The Snipe... Read more

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The television comedy M*A*S*H, based on Robert Altman's hit film of the same title (based, in turn, on Richard Hooker's novel), debuted in 1972. Set during the Korean War, the show revolved around the nurses and doctors at a Mobile Army Surgical Hospital located precariously close to the war's front... Read more

$70.00 - $70.00

SIX DAYS, SEVEN NIGHTS - Tough as nails New York magazine editor (Heche) is surprised when her boyfriend (Schwimmer) pulls the romantic stunt of spontaneously buying tickets for a romantic South Pacific getaway. The trip seems to be shiny and happy until they find out that a grizzled curmudgeonly pi... Read more

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One of the most popular and innovative television series in history, M*A*S*H aired for a record eleven years, and its finale episode attracted a larger number of viewers than any other single episode before or since. Based on Robert Altman's feature film of the same name, and set during the Korean W... Read more

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Some of the best M*A*S*H moments are contained in these episodes as Alan Alda, Loretta Swit, Gary Burghoff, and the cast of this beloved and revolutionary sitcom begin to dig in for what would be an 11-year run. The series is based on characters from the Robert Altman feature film. Episodes include ... Read more

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