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DVD Film - DVD film Second Chance [1999]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Michelle Pfeiffer, Bruce Willis. Ben and Katie Jordan have been juggling family, careers and tuna casserole for so long that things finally got out of hand. Now, 15 years after they said "I do," they're both saying "Yes, that's enough. " Can a marriage survive fifteen years of marriage? The answer to this question is offered by Second Chance, a wise and witty story exploring the period between separation and divorce that rarely appears on the screen. It was directed by Rob Reiner, who spices up the narrative with flashbacks and comic relief scenes (with Rita Wilson, Tim Matheson, Reiner himself and many others).
DVD Film - DVD movie The Mask [The Mask, 1994]. Czech dubbing / Czech subtitles. Starring: Jim Carrey, Cameron Diaz. When the Tex Avery cartoon comes to life, it's a total blast. The brilliant comedian Jim Carrey, dressed in a suit and charged with contagious energy, he played the role of Stanley Ipkiss, of a deadbeat clerk, from which, at the moment, when he puts on the mask, becomes a hero. The mysterious mask that Stanley has found will allow him to do what is normally impossible. Like, say, trying to win the favour of Tina (Cameron Diaz) or take on the bad guys. Underneath all this crazy fun is the essence of the film: Does Stanley really need a mask to become the man he's always wanted to be?
DVD Film - Steve Martin is funnier than ever in the hilarious sequel to Twelve to a Dozen Tom Baker and his wife Kate go on an unforgettable summer holiday with their children
DVD Film - WAKE UP YOUR MOMMY grab your popcorn balls and get ready to laugh your ass off with The Weird Dude The director of God Wrestler Jared Hess and one of the stars of HBO
DVD Film - Kate and Alex Catherine Keener and Oliver Platt own a successful furniture store in Manhattan where they sell quality mid-century pieces they acquire from the estates of the recently deceased Because they want to enlarge and redecorate the apartment they live in with their troubled teenage daughter Abby Sarah Stee
DVD Film - Don Champagne has it all at first glance: He runs a successful business, lives in the perfect house along with the perfect kids and the perfect wife. But when his wife, Mona, learns of Don's affair with a pretty shopgirl, this suburban nest of comfort turns into a living hell.
DVD Film - The cast: Jack Nicholson. Warren Schmidt (Jack Nicholson) has had several life collisions. He's been retired, his wife has died, and his only daughter Jeannie (Hope Davis) is about to marry a fool. With no job, no wife and no family, Warren finds no reason to live. The best solution seems to him to be a journey to find his own roots. He gets in his motorhome and drives across America to Denver to help his daughter prepare for her wedding. But her fiancé Randall (Dermot Mulroney) and his mother Roberta (Kathy Bates) get on his nerves so much that he decides to stop the wedding.
DVD Film - Mitch is a former surgeon and old lecher who convinces his moderate ex-brother-in-law and friend, Colin, to take an unplanned trip to Iceland with him. In an effort to bring back the good old days, this odd couple sets out. Mitch is a former surgeon and old lecher who convinces his moderate ex-brother-in-law and friend, Colin, to take an unplanned trip to Iceland with him. In an attempt to bring back the good old days, this odd couple embark on a journey that takes them from modern Reykjavik to the inhospitable outback. During their goofy journey, they don't avoid the issues of aging, loneliness and the importance of friendship.
DVD Film - The cast: Jason Bateman, Jennifer Aniston. My friend likes it too. From the creator of JUNO and Little Miss Sunshine. Kassie (Jennifer Aniston) is an emancipated 40-something with a sense of humour. He has a career, a good (albeit somewhat neurotic and hypochondriacal friend), and here and there some acquaintances. But the biological clock is ticking mercilessly, so Kassie decides to have a baby. And without a man, with just a little help from a sperm donor. But his friend Wally (Jason Bateman) doesn't like that at all and makes a switch. Then they part ways for seven years. When they next meet, Sebastian (Thomas Robinson), a small, bespectacled, slightly neurotic, intelligent bearded man who not only gets on very well with Wally, but is also similar to him.
DVD Film - The cast: Bruce Willis. Nobody grows up the way they imagined. International star Bruce Willis (The Sixth Sense, Armageddon) shines in the great family comedy Kid alongside Lily Tomlin, Emily Mortimer (Scream 3, Notting Hill) and newcomer Spencer Breslin. Bruce Willis stars as Russ Duritz, a man who struggles to forget his childhood in his monotonous life. But only until he comes face to face with his childhood. At first he thinks it is a hallucination and tries to get rid of it.
DVD Film - The cast: Jean-Paul Belmondo, Lino Ventura. Castigliano runs a freight forwarding company at the very edge of the desert in southern Morocco. He hires a new driver to transport a secret cargo worth $100,000. Rocco (Jean-Paul Belmondo) learns of the plan and escapes with the truck and the loot. Castigliano offers his company's best chauffeur (Lino Ventura) a large reward if he can recover the stolen truck. His journey takes him through Morocco's Atlas Mountains, a world where no one asks more than they need to know. The chase is on.
DVD Film - Ed is a pretty ordinary guy who becomes the hero of a reality TV show. The show following Ed's life then becomes a huge hit almost overnight. The position of the nation's darling, however, has its downsides.
DVD Film - Mac and Kelly decide to get a bigger house. But how do you sell a house when you have a bunch of girls as neighbours who confuse life with a permanent party? Mac and Kelly soon discover that repeating the tried and true tricks doesn't work, so they bring in a replacement - Teddy Sanders.
DVD Film - Anna Faris and Chris Evans shine in the lead roles of this incredibly funny comedy that seeks to answer the question: Wasn't the right guy among the 19 exes?
DVD Film - When three parents discover their daughters' plan to lose their virginity during prom, they launch a top-secret all-night operation with one goal - to thwart the adventure!
DVD Film - You can't survive in normal life with a world champion title in a capella singing. The heroines of the successful series Tuning in will learn this harsh lesson right at the beginning of the third episode. Despite this, there is no need to worry about leaving the musical comedy genre behind.
DVD Film - If you wanted to simply categorize Christine, you would classify her as a rebel. She's not particularly pretty or smart. Perhaps the most interesting thing about her is that she refuses to give her first name as a symbol of defiance, calling herself Lady Bird.
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