Physical Grafitti
Physical Grafitti : short review
Labelled a 'shockumentary' by the establishment, this is a video about raw physical experience, surfing, skating, dirtbiking, bmx, snowboarding - and about body piercing and modification. It's also about what happens when you wipe out - when you repair the damage yourself. With Shaun Palmer, Christian Fletcher, Jeff Emig, Jason Jesse and music from Tricky, Massive Attack.
Join Yugi and his friends for a seventh instalment of adventures involving the mystical card game. Includes the episodes: Double Trouble Duel Parts I, II and III.
Open Championship - 2004 The Official Film
The Official Film of the 133rd Open Championship. For the second year running an unknown American walked away with The Open Championship. Todd Hamilton claimed the ancient trophy in a four-hole play-off with Ernie Els after they had tied on 10 under par 274. The unknown American had held on grimly to his overnight lead throughout a day of greatly fluctuating fortunes as six of the leading players in the world rankings tried to dislodge him. He faltered only at the last, hitting his tee shot into the right rough and his second close against the grandstands on the left. He was allowed to drop without penalty but ran the ball well past the hole and had to settle for a five. Els had birdied the 16th and 17th holes to get on terms and his par four was good enough to send the Championship into extra time. Els is the play-off specialist, having won The Open at Muirfield in 2002 after four-man tie that went to five extra holes before he claimed the title. He also won the first of his two US Open titles over 18 holes. But it was to be Hamilton's day. Final Positions: 1) Todd Hamilton -10, 2) Ernie Els -10, 3) Phil Mickelson -9, 4) Lee Westwood -6, T5) Thomas Levet -5, T5) Davis Love III -5, T7) Retief Goosen -4, T7) Scott Verplank -4, T9) Mike Weir -3 T9) Tiger Woods -3. Now you can relive all the drama of the 133rd Open Championship in this official review.
Derek Jacobi stars as Hamlet in this dramatic production from the BBC Shakespeare series, depicting the troubled Prince of Denmark as a man both tender and dangerous by turns. A dark tale of treachery and revenge brilliantly acted by a cast including Claire Bloom, Eric Porter and Patrick Stewart.
Stimulate your baby's natural curiosity with this new concept in baby development. Created by experts in infant development the content of this video has been devised to take account of the very latest scientific research on the structure and stimulation of brain development.
Lou Delemere (Ally Sheedy) is a successful pro golfer-turned-motivational speaker whose comfortable existence is shattered by a criminal attack outside her Manhattan home. Seeking recovery from the traumatic event, Lou travels with her live-in girlfriend, Alex (Patsy Kensit), to a secluded country estate on the remote Shelter Island. But the women's privacy is once again threatened by an invasive local sheriff (Chris Penn) and a menacing stranger (Stephen Baldwin) who arrives at their door during a violent thunderstorm. When the storm knocks out the island's power and all communication with the outside world, the trapped threesome embark on an uneasy coexistence fraught with danger and sexual intrigue.
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A law-abiding man discovers that his family has close ties to the mob, and begins to question why his father's criminal past was kept a secret from him for so many years. Jimmy Sagusa always thought his family was normal. That perception starts to shift,
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