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Hell is for Heroes

Private John Reese is an embittered G.I. who has just been sent back to join his war-weary unit instead of returning to the States. The unit is holding down a position opposite a pillbox on the Siegfried Line in Belgium. Recently demoted from Staff Sergeant for drinking, Reese bristles at any form of authority. A natural leader, he persuades his sergeant to implement a plan he has formulated to keep the Germans at bay by making them believe that the small outfit is larger than it is. But Reese knows that it is only a matter of time before the enemy discovers the truth.

Ultimate Cricket Quiz, The

This interactive cricket quiz features over 500 questions on your favourite players and events. Divided into three difficulty categories and the choice of 1-10 question rounds in each, this entertaining quiz puts every fan to the test. Also included is a bonus Ashes round to really up the challenge.

FA Premiership Superquiz

Packed with 1500 questions and over 120 fantastic action clips, The F.A. Premier League Superquiz is the ultimate test of your football knowledge! The unique game play system allows you to score goals and make saves just like a real match. Whether you play as a single player or against your mates in teams, this DVD game featuring Premier League footage will keep you, your friends and family entertained all season!

HD Window: Hawaii

HD Window: Hawaii by HDScape (HD DVD + DVD).HD Window: Hawaii is the perfect companion for your HDTV display. Captured and presented in true High Definition, HD Window: Hawaii will allow you to truly experience the exotic, lush and unique landscapes of the Hawaiian Islands. The crisp clarity of images alongside the 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound will bring you into the scene. Several audio/video options are available including your choice of 5.1 Natural Sounds & Music, 5.1 Natural Sounds only, Full Frame HD or our Art Frame with our Color Changing Matte to enhance the images as well as the aesthetics of your home theater or living room environment.

Humanity And Paper Balloons

Widely regarded as Yamanaka's greatest achievement, this was, tragically, his last film, and only one of three that survive today. In a short, six year, 22 film career Yamanaka quickly earned a reputation for exceptionally fluid editing and a beautiful visual form likened to the paintings of Japanese masters. The story develops in the Tokugawa era of the 18th century, in a poor district of Tokyo, where impoverished samurai live from hand to mouth among equally poor people of lower social classes. One such ronin (masterless samurai) Matajuro, spends his day looking for work whilst his wife, Otaki, makes cheap paper balloons at home. One rainy night, Shinza, a barber, and equally penniless, impulsively abducts the daughter of a wealthy merchant, hiding her at Matajuro's home. Their desperate plan has grave consequences when a ransom attempt backfires. The film, which starts and ends with suicide, is deeply pessimistic, insisting that life in feudal Japan was hellish and short for those at the foot of the social ladder. The film premiered the day Yamanaka was drafted to the frontline at the start of WWII. He died in Manchuria, 1938, aged just 29.