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- The Leaf trade deadline situation has the Leafs against a fence forcing them to make a trade. This is because the Toronto Maple Leafs are one of the largest fan based NHL teams in the league. Not having a monster scoring first line up like the top contenders have the leafs looking very small. The Leafs Need a fix but are in rough shape to make it no matter how desperate they are. If the leafs were to make a move and possibly trade Sundin it would not be enough alone. |
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- Hey Listen, it's me Gretzkin, and I know that nobody wants another Maple Leafs article and I'd rather discuss how hot Garon is in in the shootouts, how I'm really enjoying the Oilers this year as their living up to their marginal expectations, yet remaining competitive and putting on a good show, but...I' |
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- It's about 26 days until the NHL trade deadline, and alot of rumors have been going around Leafs land that Sundin will be traded. If you were the leafs GM would you consider talking Sundin into waiving his no trade clause? If you do who would you trade him for?I heard that teams like Detroit, Philadelphia, canucks, Flames, Pittsburgh, Dallas, and many more are interested in acquiring Sundin before or during the trade deadline. |
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- Heres a list of some players who make around 3 mil per so lets see who the best is. Fred Modin - ColumbusNikolas Kronvall - DetroitSteve Sullivan - NashvilleMarek Zidlicky - NashvilleAndy Mcdonald - St LouisEric Brewer - St LouisKeith Tkachuk - St LouisMarco Sturm - BostonMaxim Afinoganov - BuffaloJaroslav Spacek - BuffaloTim COnnoly - BuffaloDerek Roy - BuffaloMichael Ryder - MontrealMartin Gerber - OttawaChris Phillips - OttawaDarcy Tucker - TorontoCorey Sarich - CalgaryShawn Horcoff - EdmontonDwayne Rolosson - EdmontonAles Hemskey - EdmontonNiklas Backstrom - MinnesotaDaniel Sedin - VancouverHenrik Sedin - VancouverWillie Mitchel - VancouverMathias Ohlund - VancouverBrendan Morrison - VancouverSami Salo - VAncouverDanius Zubrus - New JerseyPaul Martin - New Jersey Colin WHite - New JerseyMike Comrie - NYIMartin Straka - NYRMartin Biron - PhillyDerian Hatcher - PhillyMike Rathje - PhillyDoug Weight - AnaheimJere Lethinen - DallasLadislav Nagy LABrad Stuart - LAMike Cammalleri LADan CLoutier - LAAlexander Frolov - LADerek Morris - PhoenixCraig Rivet San JoseAlexei Zhitnik - AtlantaVacheslav Kozlov - AtlantaRay WHitney - CarolinaSergei Samsonov - Carolina Justin WIlliams - CarolinaMike VAn Ryn - FLoridaRuslan Salei - FloridaNathan Horton - FloridaDan BOyle - TampaFilip Kuba - TampaTom Poti - WashingtonHeres a list of the worst 4 making 3 mill per-4- Darcy Tucker - I was once a fan of this guy but to be honest he just hasnt shown up this year maybe hes a year older and slower but hes getting killed out there and not the tenacious tucker of past3- Tom Poti - I know defense garner a big paycheque these days but having seen what Poti was supposed to be as a rookie and seeing what he has become definite number 3 on this list2- Derian Hatcher - Again defense costs money right. It coulda been spent somewhere else. MAybe its because i detest Philly but HAtcher is a waste1- Sergei Samsonov - Do i really need to speak hereNow Out of this list who is the top 4 making 3 million per4- Andy Mcdonald - 78 points last year has fizzled off a little bit but will come back to stride.3- Michael Ryder - Im gonna take some heat for this but come on habs dont trade this guy sign him for cheap. |
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- In Atlanta's 4-1 victory over the Penguins, Ilya Kovalchuk was injured by a knee from none other than Jarkko Ruutu. Kovalchuk went down midway through the second period, tried to return for a Thrashers' powerplay, only to skate extremely gingerly, and leave the game again. The Thrashers said only that Kovalchuk had a leg injury and wouldn' |
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- Beirut - The Arab interior ministers ended their summit in Tunisia today and declared that their next summit will be held on March 26, 2009 in Lebanon?s capital Beirut |
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- By: Madison Greene Whether you are a teenage or an adult, the most embarrassing and frustrating skin condition is acne. Why? Because it appears on your face, meaning that you can't cover it up.Some acne treatments also can cause even more skin problems because of allergic reactions. |
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- Editorial Reviews Drifting as far from Michael Winner's original and interesting 1974 Death Wish as possible, this belated sequel in an often ugly series is nevertheless a harmless, fairly conventional thriller featuring a watchable cast. After his life of loss and misery at the hands of criminals, vigilante Paul Kersey is ready to settle down in romantic bliss with a fashion designer named Olivia (Lesley-Anne Down). Unfortunately, the lady happens to be the target of her mobster ex-husband (Michael Parks), who has a tight grip on New York's garment district. Disfigured and finally murdered by her former spouse, Olivia is avenged in very creative ways by Paul, who resorts to such esoterica as using a remote-controlled soccer ball to deliver an explosive punishment. Bronson largely phones it in for this potboiler, though even in the winter of his life he can look quite compelling in his stoic way. |
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- Editorial Reviews Product Description The streets are filled with death and destruction. Ruthless drug traffickers prey upon the poor, the lonely, the helpless. L.A. is a city desperate for deliverance until now! |
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- Editorial Reviews Product Description Paul Kersey doesn't seek out violence. It just seems to find him. But when it does he's not about to back down! Charles Bronson brings out the heavy artillery in this gun-blazing, no-holds-barred thriller! Road-worn and battle-weary, Kersey longs to leave his fighting days behind him. |
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- Editorial Reviews Product Description Paul Kersey is not your ordinary victim: He fights back – with a vengeance! Legendary tough guy Charles Bronson resumes his trademark role as the hard-as-nails urban avenger in this hard-hitting, action-packed sequel! With the murder of his wife and the revenge against her killers now behind him, Kersey begins a new life in L. |
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- Editorial Reviews This controversial, 1974 drama exploits urban paranoia and presents vigilantism as cathartic release. But it is also a captivating, Everyman-ish story of a New Yorker who goes through a sea change after crime depletes his family, and who runs afoul of the law while taking it into his own hands. Charles Bronson stars as the vengeance-seeking urban warrior who goes on a punk-killing spree after his wife and daughter are attacked by intruders. Director Michael Winner (The Wicked Lady) shamelessly builds upon audience identification with Bronson's rage, but he also makes an interesting story out of the latter's tug-of-war with disapproving police. It's an unpleasant film all around, but not nearly as bad as its horrifying, numerous sequels. |
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- Editorial Reviews Mon Amour is a passionate love story of a Venetian girl, Marta, and a Frenchman in the beautiful city of Mantua. Dario is a writer who is too preoccupied to notice his wife's needs. When she meets a tall dark stranger in a museum, her neglect and frustration turn to adulterous passion. Set against a beautiful backdrop, her intoxicating mix of lies, betrayal and fantasy are recorded in her own personal and intimate diary. Product Details Format: |
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- Editorial Reviews Product Description In a town where success is the ultimate aphrodisiac, two aspiring players find themselves living their wildest fantasies. Jarvis Scott (Robert Patrick) is an unknown writer whose luck changes when he meets a gorgeous actress named Danny (Teri Hatcher). Both lives are turned upside down when Jarvis writes a sizzling script about their tempestuous relationship and Danny is willing to do anything to get the role all of Hollywood wants. Soon, it becomes impossible to separate fact from fiction as these dangerous lovers push themselves, sexually and emotionally, to the breaking point. |
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- Editorial Reviews With its campy combination of lightweight adventure and Spandex disco chic, Buck Rogers in the 25th Century is a nostalgic throwback to post-Star Wars opportunism. Series co-creator Glen A. Larson was incapable of originality, and former soap star Gil Gerard (in the title role) was a bland incarnation of the comic-strip hero, so the much-anticipated series premiered on September 20, 1979, with serious disadvantages. Although the two-hour pilot "Awakening" |
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- Plot Summary Tagline: He's not from around here. Plot Outline Jake is killed by neighbourhood thugs, and returns as a mystical figure (The Wraith) to gain revenge. Plot Synopsis: Packard Walsh and his motorized gang lord and terrorize an Arizona desert town, where they force boys to drag-race so they can 'win' their vehicles. |
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- BRAND NEW & FACTORY SEALED Editorial Reviews The first (and some say best) season of Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea went into its second half with strong ratings, a loyal audience, and 16 episodes that have stood the test of time. This compact 3-disc set presents all 16 of these 50-minute, black-and-white episodes with sound and picture quality so crisp and clean that it's hard to believe 41 years had passed between their original broadcasts (Monday nights at 7:30 on ABC) and this 2006 DVD release. Like all Irwin Allen productions, the show is characterized by simple, easy-to-follow plots, impressive production values on a limited budget, and special effects (mostly by pioneering effects master L. |
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- BRAND NEW & FACTORY SEALED Editorial Reviews Product Description Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea was the brainchild of Writer/Producer/Director Irwin Allen... the "Master of Disaster." |
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- Overview : Steamy sex thriller Evil Instinct is on of Hong Kong's most successful Category III movies ever. The most watched hotel pay-per-view film in Asia, as well as a substantial box office smash, it combines beautiful woman and hot action with a powerful and intriguing story.Cop Sam Hui gets picked up by two gorgeous women in a bar and ends up having an intense sexual encounter with one. They are interrupted by a phone call from the scene of a grisly murder. |
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- Synopsis:Embark onithe The action adventures of the legendary warrior Conan come together in the epic collection, Conan: The Complete Quest. Bursting with raw energy and tremendous star power (Grace Jones, Wilt Chamberlain and James Earl Jones), this collection traces the saga of Conan's (Arnold Schwarzenegger) search for vengeance as he battles the armies of darkness in his unforgettable quest to save mankind!First, for those that are just looking for this answer, this Conan the Barbarian is The Director's Cut with its alternate ending, which John Milius intended to have. |
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- Editorial Reviews Patterns exist everywhere: in nature, in science, in religion, in business. Max Cohen (played hauntingly by Sean Gullette) is a mathematician searching for these patterns in everything. Yet, he's not the only one, and everyone from Wall Street investors, looking to break the market, to Hasidic Jews, searching for the 216-digit number that reveals the true name of God, are trying to get their hands on Max. This dark, low-budget film was shot in black and white by director Darren Aronofsky. |
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- Editorial Reviews As with Star Wars, the George Lucas-produced Indiana Jones trilogy was not just a plaything for kids but an act of nostalgic affection toward a lost phenomenon: the cliffhanging movie serials of the past. Episodic in structure and with fate hanging in the balance about every 10 minutes, the Jones features tapped into Lucas's extremely profitable Star Wars formula of modernizing the look and feel of an old, but popular, story model. Steven Spielberg directed all three films, which are set in the late 1930s and early '40s: the comic book-like Raiders of the Lost Ark, the spooky, Gunga Din-inspired Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, and the cautious but entertaining Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. |
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- Editorial Reviews Product Description Milla Jovovich is back to kill more zombies in the third chapter of the hit Resident Evil franchise! An action/horror film filled with huge special effects and edge-of-your-teat terror! Survivors of the Raccoon City catastrophe travel across the Nevada desert, hoping to make it to Alaska. Alice (Jovovich) joins the caravan and their fight against the evil Umbrella Corp. Product Details Format: |
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- Editorial Reviews In its second season, Irwin Allen's science-fiction-adventure series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea shifted its tone from a mostly serious program based around stories of Cold War intrigue to an out-and-out fantasy show, complete with monsters, ghosts, and time travel. By the launch of its third season (1966-67), that format was firmly in place (solidified, no doubt, by the success of Allen's similarly themed Lost in Space and The Time Tunnel, which were also running at the same time), and the crew of the Seaview battled all manner of bizarre creatures over the course of the 13 episodes compiled in this three-disc set, including werewolves, radioactive plant creatures, dinosaurs, scores of aliens, and even a spook or two. Critics and first-season Voyage fans have decried these episodes for decades, but there's no denying that their child-like charms remain intact, even as the special effects age most ungracefully; highlights, such as they were, for the first half of season 3 include "Werewolf" |
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- Editorial Reviews In its second season, Irwin Allen's science-fiction-adventure series Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea shifted its tone from a mostly serious program based around stories of Cold War intrigue to an out-and-out fantasy show, complete with monsters, ghosts, and time travel. By the launch of its third season (1966-67), that format was firmly in place (solidified, no doubt, by the success of Allen's similarly themed Lost in Space and The Time Tunnel, which were also running at the same time), and the crew of the Seaview battled all manner of bizarre creatures over the course of the 13 episodes compiled in this three-disc set, including werewolves, radioactive plant creatures, dinosaurs, scores of aliens, and even a spook or two. Critics and first-season Voyage fans have decried these episodes for decades, but there's no denying that their child-like charms remain intact, even as the special effects age most ungracefully; highlights, such as they were, for the first half of season 3 include "Werewolf" |
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- Editorial Reviews Employing shock techniques and sound design in a relentless sensory assault, Requiem for a Dream is about nothing less than the systematic destruction of hope. Based on the novel by Hubert Selby Jr., and adapted by Selby and director Darren Aronofsky, this is undoubtedly one of the most effective films ever made about the experience of drug addiction (both euphoric and nightmarish), and few would deny that Aronofsky, in following his breakthrough film Pi, has pushed the medium to a disturbing extreme, thrusting conventional narrative into a panic zone of traumatized psyches and bodies pushed to the furthest boundaries of chemical tolerance. It's too easy to call this a cautionary tale; it's a guided tour through hell, with Aronofsky as our bold and ruthless host. |
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- Editorial Reviews Ian Jane, DVD Maniacs.net An excellent presentation for Tinto Brass fans or those who appreciate the finer aspects of European exploitation films. Product Description Berlin, 1939: At the dawn of World War II, power-mad SS Officer Wallenberg (Helmut Berger of THE DAMNED) is ordered to find and train Germany's most beautiful women to work in the opulent brothel of Madam Kitty (Ingrid Thulin of CRIES AND WHISPERS). Here these Nazi nymphs will submit to the bizarre passions and carnal degradations of the Reich's highest-ranking men and women while Wallenberg secretly records their acts for blackmail. |
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