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DVD : Back-Up Banjo $12.39 DVD : Back-Up Banjo |
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DVD Ypbpr Component AV to HDMI Converter - black $37.99 DVD Ypbpr Component AV to HDMI Converter - black |
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Back to Back $14.34 Two hilarious one-act plays in which an inept lawyer defends a man who is guilty of murdering and a foul tempered, but loving husband shields his wife and daughter from the harsh realities of life. |
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Back Training $18.52 Back Training |
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Boys Are Back $6.85 Boys Are Back |
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IDE to SATA Converter Adapter for 3.5 IDE HDD DVD $3.52 IDE to SATA Converter Adapter for 3.5 IDE HDD DVD IDE to SATA Converter sata to ide converter |
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The Fall: Northern Cream - Fall DVD That Fights Back! $25.39 Northern Cream is a showcase of newly discovered footage of The Fall from 1981 and includes the only known film featuring the band with clarinet player Dave Tucker. The DVD includes unreleased 1981 concert footage, unreleased in-depth documentary, an interview from Mark E. Smith, audio outtakes, and the full Leeds University 1981 concert. |
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Going Back (+DVD) $6.49 Going Back (+DVD) |
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Going Back (Bonus Dvd) $26.99 Going Back (Bonus Dvd) |
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DVD : Boys Are Back in Town $8.53 DVD : Boys Are Back in Town |
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DVD : BACK-UP BANJO $12.24 DVD : BACK-UP BANJO |
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Way Back Home (DVD) $19.23 WAY BACK HOME (DVD) |
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AVerMedia QuickPlay Video Converter $75.99 0.90" Height x 2" Width x 4" Depth 1 Year 1 Year Limited 1 x 1 x HD-15 VGA 1 x RCA Video Out 1 x VGA 1 x mini-DIN 1024 x 768 PC 1024 x 768 iMac 16.7 Million Colors (24-bit) 24.50 kHz to 37.88 kHz Horizontal For iMac DV 31.50 kHz to 68.70 kHz Horizontal For VGA 32°F (0°C) to 104°F (40°C) Operating 60 Hz to 100 Hz Vertical For VGA 67 Hz to 117 Hz Vertical For iMac DV AVerMedia QuickPlay Unit Quick Installation Guide Composite Cable Compact Portable Lightweight Affordable Simultaneous Display on Computer & TV Monitors Touch Button Control: Up/Left/Brightness/Flicker Filter/Overscan/Underscan 3 Levels Flicker-Free Control 3 Levels Brightness Adjustment Automatic Power on Play PC Games with Your Friends: Bigger screen, better visuals! Play PC games and view the action in wide screen format. AVerMedia QuickPlay supports display resolutions up to 1024 x 768 and in 16 million glorious colors, turning your games into a feast for your eyes! Watch Your DVD Movies via DVD-ROM: Instead of crowding around your computer, sit back with friends and watch your favorite DVD movies come to life on a large screen TV via your DVD drive. Give Presentation with an Impact: Get your ideas across more effectively by showing clients the big picture. Display presentations on TV, a commonplace, and no longer worry whether or not a projector is available to your audience. FCC Class B CE Plug & Play PC: IBM PC or Compatible with USB Port (also works with Notebook PCs) Macintosh: IMac DV (Supporting Standard Display Modes) with USB Port Better visuals for big screen with AVerMedia QuickPlay! View the action of PC games in wide screen format. Instead of crowding around your computer, sit back with friends and watch your favorite DVD movies come alive on large screen TV via your DVD drive. Get ideas across effectively by showing clients the big picture. Display presentations on TV, a commonplace, without worrying whether or not a projector is available to your audience. AVerMedia QuickPlay supports display resolutions up to 1024 x 768 and in 16 million glorious colors, turning your games, movies & presentations into a feast for your eyes! AVerMedia AverMedia Information, Inc Composite Video Mac NTSC PAL PC PQUICKPLY QuickPlay Video Converter RGB S-Video Signal Converter USB www.aver.com |
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My Lifestyle: Back Without Pain [DVD/CD] $9.01 The My Lifestyle series aims to incorporate exercise into viewers' everyday lives in order to improve overall health and vitality. This volume offers a routine of stretching exercises designed to alleviate chronic back pain. ~ Sandra Bencic, Rovi |
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PATA IDE TO SATA Converter Adapter For 3.5 HDD DVD $2.19 PATA IDE TO SATA Converter Adapter For 3.5 HDD DVD |
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Vantec IDE to SATA Converter - Model CB-IS100 $12.99 The Vantec IDE to SATA converter is an easy and convenient way that allows you to convert your existing IDE devices to the new Serial ATA standard. Mounted easily behind the back of any IDE devices (Hard Drive, CD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD ROM, DVD + RW, etc…) this mini converter turns your IDE devices to Serial ATA in a cost effective way. Specifications: Interface: IDE to SATA Cable Length: 18.11" (460mm) Features: Converts IDE Devices (Hard Drive, CD-ROM, CD-RW, DVD ROM, DVD + RW, etc…) to Serial ATA Connection Supports ATAPI, ATA/133, ATA/100, ATA/66, ATA/33, and IDE Devices Compliant with ATA Specifications Compliant with Serial ATA Gen 1.0 1 IDE Input Port 1 SATA Output Port |
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Vampire High Bites Back $5.91 Vampire High Bites Back |
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My Girlfriends Back $29.7 My Girlfriends Back |
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A Wind at My Back Christmas $9.63 A Wind at My Back Christmas |
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Bounce Back into Shape $18.72 Bounce Back into Shape |
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Welcome Back to the Barrio $13.27 Welcome Back to the Barrio |
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Son of the Beach: Back to the Beach $5.51 Son of the Beach: Back to the Beach |
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Hot Girls on Bike Back $15.26 Hot Girls on Bike Back |
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Gidon Kremer: Back to Bach $18.16 Gidon Kremer: Back to Bach |
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Back & Forth $13.11 A true chronicling of the triumphs and tragedies of the band s 16 year history, Back And Forth chronicles Foo Fighters' entire existence: from Dave Grohl s cassette demos to the band forming to play those songs to their ascent to becoming one of the biggest rock bands on the planet--and every Grammy win and sold out show along the way. Back And Forth features Grohl, Taylor Hawkins, Nate Mendel, Chris Shiflett and Pat Smear recalling every stage of the band s existence more candidly and intimately than ever before culminating in a behind the scenes look at the direct-to-analog tape sessions in Grohl s garage that produced the new album, Wasting Light. |
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To Hell and Back $10.36 The highly variable Audie Murphy delivers his best screen performance as "himself" in Universal's To Hell and Back. Based on the star's autobiography, this is the story of how Murphy became America's most-decorated soldier during WW II. After dwelling a bit on Murphy's hard-scrabble Texas upbringing, the story moves ahead to 1942, when, as a teenager, Audie joined the army. Within a year, he was a member of the 7th Army, serving in North Africa, Italy, France and ultimately Germany and Austria. One by one, the members of Murphy's Company B are killed in the war, until only three men from the original company are left (the others appear at the finale as ghostly images, a standard visual cliche of 1950s war films). The bulk of the film is given over to Murphy's conspicuous acts of combat bravery, and his killing of 240 enemy soldiers. Highlighted by excellent battle sequences, To Hell and Back is a serviceable tribute to a most complex individual. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Back Home $15.22 A remake of the 1989 British TV movie of the same name (which itself was based on a novel by Michelle Magorian), the 2001 production of Back Home starred Sarah Lancashire as Peggy Dickinson, the role essayed in the original film by Hayley Mills. At the outbreak of WWII, Peggy and her husband, Roger (Adrian Lukis), make certain that their daughter, Virginia (Jessica Fox), is safely evacuated to the U.S. while they busy themselves with war work. Serving in the WVS (Women's Voluntary Service), Peggy enjoys a degree of liberation hitherto unknown to her, billeted in a luxurious mansion and serving as driver for several urbane military officers; meanwhile, Roger trudges along as an ordinary soldier. At war's end, Peggy feels out of touch with her former life, Roger is unable to adjust to peacetime conditions, and Virginia has become far too "Americanized" to be satisfied with her parents' existence. Back Home was first televised in the U.K. on October 22, 2001. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Jackie's Back! $9.26 Soul diva Jackie Washington is determined to hit the comeback trail but seems to be having trouble finding the on-ramp in the mock-documentary comedy Jackie's Back. Jackie (played by Jenifer Lewis) was a Rhythm and Blues singer who had a few late '60's and early 70's hits, including "Yield" and the memorable "Look At Me (My Love For You Has Only Made Me Love Me More)," but she's spent much of the 80's and 90's playing the "Where Are They Now?" circuit. However, Jackie has organized what she hopes will be a gala comeback concert, and filmmaker Edward Whatsett St. John (Tim Curry) is on hand to film the event, and discusses the high and (frequent) low points of Jackie's career with such friends and well-wishers as Bette Midler, Liza Minnelli, Penny Marshall, Jackie Collins and Dolomite himself, Rudy Ray Moore. Meanwhile, Jackie's big gig is not going quite the way she planned. Directed by Robert Townsend, Jackie's Back was produced for the Lifetime Cable Network and originally aired June 14, 1999. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Back to Normandy $18.31 In 1976, filmmaker Rene Allio used a notorious Normandy crime as the foundation for his film I, Pierre Riviere, Having Slaughtered My Mother, My Sister, and My Brother. The film drew detailed a triple homicide that had taken place 140 years prior, and its cast was comprised almost exclusively of homegrown talent. Now, over 30 years later, I, Pierre Riviere assistant director Nicolas Philibert travels back to the shooting locales to find out just what has become of the amateur actors who appeared in that film. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi |
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The Ride Back! $10 Produced by former radio star William Conrad, this taut psychological Western features Conrad as Chris Hamish, a lawman assigned to bring back from Mexico accused murderer Robert Kallen (Anthony Quinn). Locating Kallen in a small Mexican pueblo proves easy enough, but bringing him to justice becomes a major task, as Hamish and his prisoner must traverse a seemingly endless desert alive with hostile Apaches. Hamish has promised his girlfriend, Elena (Lita Milan), to return safe and sound, and Kallen plays on both Hamish's innate decency and the lawman's increasing paranoia, with the trek quickly turning into a game of cat and mouse. Until, that is, the duo comes across a young child (Ellen Hope Monroe) orphaned by the Apaches, whose presence helps bring out the last embers of decency in both hunter and hunted. ~ Hans J. Wollstein, Rovi |
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Back Roads $9.83 For his follow-up to 1979's Academy Award-winning Norma Rae, director Martin Ritt re-teams with that film's star, Sally Field, for this gritty romantic road comedy. Reportedly Ritt's homage to Frank Capra's films of the 1930s, Back Roads stars Field as Amy Post, a no-nonsense prostitute in the deep South struggling with the fact that she gave up her only child for adoption. When Amy first encounters the recently unemployed Elmore Pratt (Tommy Lee Jones), she is anything but fond of the drifter. But after taking to the road together with dreams of California, the two societal misfits find themselves falling for each other. Ritt and Field would team together once again four years later in another romantic comedy set in the South, Murphy's Romance. ~ Matthew Tobey, Rovi |
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No Turning Back $9.74 After fate conspires to make a man into an outlaw, he struggles to protect his child, the only thing he has left in life, in this drama. Pablo Hernandez (Jesus Nebot) was a professor of literature in Honduras when a hurricane descended on his city and wiped away nearly everything he had. While his young daughter, Cristina (Chelsea Rendon), managed to survive the disaster, his wife, his home, and his school were all destroyed. With nowhere to go, Pablo smuggles himself and Cristina into the United States, where he is able to find work as an undocumented laborer. But Pablo's bad luck comes back with a vengeance when, after borrowing his boss' truck, he accidentally runs into a child playing in the street; Pablo flees the scene of the crime, and after collecting his daughter, tries to stay one step ahead of police detective Bryan (Vernee Watson-Johnson), who has been assigned to bring the driver to justice. Needing to flee the country, Pablo finds a benefactor in Soid (Lindsay Price), a renegade documentary filmmaker who offers to give him and his daughter a lift to Mexico. However, Soid's help comes with a price -- she wants to make a film about Pablo's flight from the law, and she's eager to milk the incident for as much publicity as possible. Leading man Jesus Nebot also wrote and directed the film in collaboration with Julia Montejo. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Back in Business $20.1 U.K. director Chris Munro's wicked satirical comedy Back in Business dissects and excoriates the slimy underbelly of British capitalism with a look at several high-rolling English con artists and the brouhaha surrounding their latest national scam. Joanna Taylor (Post Impact) and screen legend Brian Blessed (I Claudius) play, respectively, press officer Fiona Arlington Spencer and press chief Trevor Pilkington. As the byzantine story opens, the duo leaks to the public news of Britain's latest contribution to the space race: 'The Explorer,' an interstellar vehicle allegedly capable of mining an energy-rich substance on a foreign planet, that could thus save the Earth's energy crisis once and for all. In reality, the two "entrepreneurs" share the morals of an alley cat and a desire to shake down as many venture capitalists as they can find, illustrated by their previous success: conning a series of international businessmen into buying shares of British national landmarks, as a means of rescuing the Brit economy. And in reality, the 'Explorer' doesn't even exist - it represents only the latest in an endless series of paper-thin manipulative schemes. To help pull this one off, Fiona and Trevor reel in a number of accomplices: Fiona's uncle, Lord William Arlington Spencer (Martin Kemp); techie and computer hacker Travis Marks (Stefan Booth), the son of William's Cambridge buddy Thomas Marks (Chris Barrie, and then Thomas himself. They plan to use the "invention" to wheedle billions out from under the noses of the Chinese - but fail to anticipate the interference of a nosy policeman (Dennis Waterman) or of an irate group of Russian mobsters, who - upon smelling a rat - demand to see the Explorer with their own eyes. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |
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Green Day: The Boys Are Back in Town $24.41 Features the DVD "Green Day - Under Review 1995 - 2000," plus a new film. Both include archive interviews, rare performance footage and photographs. |
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Back to the Beyond $15.49 When a paranormal research team investigates a haunting inside a home on Port Island, a sparsely inhabited island off the Maine coast, they learn that it is eerily similar to the plot of a classic television show. This 90-minute supernatural thriller opens with a gripping scene of terror. A group of amateur videographers attempt to capture a seemingly supernatural force within the remote island home. When the paranormal research team investigates the haunting, they discover the remains of the amateur videographers and proof of the legendary haunting captured on video. While one member of the team believes the haunting is only "made for TV" fiction, the investigation reveals an encounter with a sinister supernatural force, proving just how real it all is. The film is Blair Witch Project meets Amityville Horror. |
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Back in the Day $7.59 A young man is torn by divided loyalty in this hard-edged urban drama. Reggie (Ja Rule) was raised by his father (Giancarlo Esposito) after a violent incident in the neighborhood where he lived with his mother (Pam Grier). While Reggie has been encouraged to take up a life of crime by his older friend and street mentor J-Bone (Ving Rhames), his father thinks Reggie has a good head for business and urges him to use his smarts rather than his gun. When Reggie's father is murdered, J-Bone takes the young man under his wing, but as a consequence of their friendship, Reggie is linked to the killing of a local preacher -- whose daughter (Tatyana Ali) is Reggie's girlfriend. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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