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DVD Film - His life was dull and grey. until she showed up! Bill (Aaron Eckhart) is unhappy; Married to the daughter of the owner of the bank where he also works as an insignificant clerk, he dreams of owning his own cake shop and financial independence.
DVD Film - Jesse (Josh Radnor), a 35-year-old New York City clerk with a penchant for literature and languages, returns to his former university in Ohio for his former professor's farewell party.
DVD Film - As cute as Timmy is, he has a lot to learn. As the only lamb in the flock, he is used to always getting what he wants. But he recently celebrated his third birthday and it's high time he started kindergarten.
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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.
DVD Film - When seven-year-old Tim's little brother is born, he immediately learns what it's like to share a parent's love. But his new sibling is no ordinary child. Just by the perfectly fitting suit and carry-on case, it's clear who's going to be the boss!
DVD Film - Life is getting pretty cuddly with Amy (Amy Schumer). She has a great job at a social magazine, wonderful friends, a cozy apartment and a nice set of affectionate partners who want nothing from her except casual sex.
DVD Film - Horror legend Sam Raimi delivers a brand new take on the classic tale of a family whose peaceful life is turned upside down when strange things start happening in their home.
DVD Film - The story of two brothers separated by one woman. A top neurosurgeon drowning in a vicious circle of operations, alcohol and love affairs and his hot-blooded brother who has returned from the Czech mission in Afghanistan.
DVD Film - For some teddy bears, it's not enough that they can walk, talk, smoke and make love to busty blondes. Some even want to have a child of their own! Even if you're made of plush, nothing can stop you, at least in terms of humor.
DVD Film - Decibels of Love is a story of three generations, who live out their desires, dreams, hopes and disappointments, and yet they never stop believing in love, friendship and human harmony. Circumstances change, but the eternal desire to love and be loved remains.
DVD Film - A group of some of today's most creative directors and actors express their love for New York with this film, whose stories are set in five different New York boroughs.
DVD Film - Kingsman undercover agents don't need any zeros at the end of their names. This spy service is decidedly non-governmental and understandably super-secret compared to other British services. But now she needs help, so she approached a newcomer from the street.
DVD Film - "You want some bons, some bons? "The streets in the centre of Prague belonged to them, they made a lot of money and spent it wildly. But what are a bunch of former ex-baggers doing today?
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DVD Film - Albert (Seth MacFarlane) is scraping by as a not-so-successful sheep herder, living with his parents, and has just been dumped by the bespectacled Louise (Amanda Seyfried), who resents his lifelong cowardice.
DVD Film - Solomon Northup lives as a free black man before the Civil War. When he is kidnapped and sold into slavery, he must face cruelty and fight to survive. An Oscar-winning film based on true events.
DVD Film - A treasure hunter, known as the Asian Hawk (Jackie Chan), is on the trail of artifacts that were looted from the Old Summer Palace in the 19th century.
DVD Film - Joy (Cameron Diaz) has just been kicked out of her apartment by her now ex-boyfriend. Jack (Ashton Kutcher) was fired from his job for a change. The two of them listen to their best friends and go to the city of sin - Las Vegas.
DVD Film - After a deadly viral outbreak, mercenary Max Gatling takes the lead of the survivors and, along with a few flimsy robots, fights against the overwhelming odds of the infected.
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