Onorati, Peter

Rocketman

Blast off for outrageously funny space travel in this screwball comedy that spins wildly out of control all the way to Mars! Though he's a whiz with computers accident-prone astro-nut Fred Randall (comedian Harland Williams - "Dumb And Dumber") is the last guy on Earth you'd want on the first manned mission to Mars. But as bad luck and poor timing would have it that's exactly what happens and Fred undergoes rigorous if not hilarious training at NASA. After that it's t-minus a reality check as Fred blasts off with the rest of the space shuttle crew: a cocky non-nonsense Commander a sexy Mission Specialist and a mischievous space chimp named Ulysses. From the dizzying preflight foolishness to the even loonier landing Rocketman is the out-of-this-world hit comedy that's more than go for launch it's go for laughs!Run Time: 94 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: CHILDREN/FAMILY Rating: PG UPC: 786936281620 Manufacturer No: 04000200

Camp Nowhere

At the end of each school year young Morris "Mud" Himmel and his friends are unceremoniously packed off by their parents to summer camps that specialize in computer programming, military training, or calorie counting. However, this summer Morris and his clever cohorts have determined to create their own vacation haven. And with help from out-of-work high school drama teacher Dennis Van Welker (Christopher Lloyd) -- who passes himself off to each of the kids' parents as the owner of different phony theme camps -- the kids fabricate an elaborate scheme to take control of their summer. With no counselors, no rules or parental supervision, calamity prevails as the teens turn a rented group of dilapidated cabins near a leech-filled lake into the wildest, video game-filled, junk food eating and unencumbered summer camp a parent would never allow his kids to attend; in short -- the best camp in the world.

Fire Birds

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Genre: Feature Film-Action/Adventure
Rating: PG13
Release Date: 3-MAY-2005
Media Type: DVD

The Last Ride

Dancing in September

A major TV network looking for a way into the hot urban market hires their first black executive. For George it's a great opportunity to prove he's got what it takes. George brings in Tomasina a writer with vision and she in turn brings him a hit new comedy series. Together they manage as their young star says to "Keep It Real" and they soon find the excitement of working together pays off in the boardroom and the bedroom. But when the ratings begin to slip so does their relationship and the distance between keeping it real and selling out gets shorter and shorter.Running Time: 106 min.System Requirements: Running Tiem 106 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: R UPC: 026359177828

Man in the Mirror - The Michael Jackson Story

Flex Alexander's affecting performance in the lead role lifts Man in the Mirror, an account of the troubled, turbulent adult life of Michael Jackson. And a grim, melodramatic, and sometimes way over-the-top tale it is, as the film chronicles the litany of catastrophes visited on Jackson since Thriller turned him into the self-proclaimed King of Pop. It's all here: the Jehovah's Witnesses' horrified reaction to the supposedly blasphemous "Thriller" video (a disclaimer was added at their behest); the filming of the Pepsi commercial during which Jackson's hair caught on fire; the constant hectoring and bullying by his father, Joseph Jackson, and his subsequent alienation from his family; his many cosmetic surgeries; the debacle that was his marriage to Lisa Marie Presley; the controversial incident when he dangled his newborn son from his Berlin hotel room window; and, of course, the ongoing allegations of child molestation (to their credit, the filmmakers are fairly circumspect about the latter, neither condemning nor exonerating him). Through it all, Alexander plays Jackson as a true innocent, guileless and easily manipulated, wondering how the world can be so wicked ("What's wrong with love?" is a frequent refrain), and yet essentially kind, likable, and devoted to his fans. Alexander has Jackson's voice down, as well as some of his dance moves, and if Man in the Mirror contains no actual Jackson songs or realistic performance footage, well, that's life in the low-budget world of made-for-TV movies (it originally aired in 2004 on VH-1). Man in the Mirror hardly qualifies as great art, but in the end, it's nothing more, or less, than diverting, voyeuristic good fun. --Sam Graham

MAN IN THE MIRROR: THE MICHAEL JACKSON STORY portrays the glitz, glamour, fame and scandals associated with pop superstar Michael Jackson throughout the years. Without asserting his innocence or condemning his guilt, the film walks the fine line between comedy and drama as it portrays Jackson's rise to fame and infamy from the early "Thriller" era to the scandal filled present day. The objective tale provides a glimpse into the life of one of the most enigmatic and extravagant pop stars of our time and tells the story of the man who has enchanted and baffled the world for the 35 years.

El Cortez

Just Looking

A fourteen year old boy spends his summer in Queens with his binoculars, trying to catch an adult couple in the act of physical love.
Genre: Feature Film-Comedy
Rating: R
Release Date: 24-APR-2001
Media Type: DVD

Ordinary Sinner

Ordinary Sinner is an intriguing coming-of-age drama with romance, action and social commentary. Peter, a former divinity student, comes to rural Vermont to sort out his life after a crisis of faith. There, her gets involved in a complex triangle with his boyhood pal Alex and the beautiful coed Rachel. Later, Peter finds the country is not the quiet refuge he thought when he uncovers a possible murder involving his former mentor.

Kate & Allie - Season One

Emmy Award winners Jane Curtin and Susan Saint James star in Kate & Allie the beloved and groundbreaking comedy series about new beginnings. Recently divorced Allie Lowell (Curtin) and her two children Chip (Frederick Koehler) and Jennie (Allison Smith) move from the comfortable suburbs of Connecticut to begin a new life in New York City. They share a house with Allie s best friend Kate McArdle (Saint James) and her daughter Emma (Ari Meyers) and together this group forms a new kind of family unit. Kate and Allie Season One features an exclusive interview with Susan Saint James a bonus preview episode from Season 2 and a special featurette that takes a look back at television s greatest decade the eighties. The #1 sitcom during its first year of broadcast Kate & Allie changed the way we think about families. See how it all began!Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: TELEVISION/SERIES & SEQUELS UPC: 025193006325 Manufacturer No: 30063

Kate & Allie: Season One introduced a new type of nuclear family to the 1980s: a pair of divorced women living with their children together in a somewhat cramped New York brownstone. A mid-season replacement in 1984, the sitcom starring Susan Saint James as Kate McArdle and Jane Curtain as Allie Lowell was both a critical and commercial success. The shoulder pads, clunky answering machine, and hairdon'ts give away the decade, but the storylines of grown-up best friends supporting and, at times, sparring with each other during personal and professional crises are timeless. Curtain and Saint James share a wonderful chemistry that makes them easy to watch.

In the first of six episodes, viewers are introduced to Allie's first post-divorce date, played by a dashing young Kelsey Grammer (Cheers, Frasier). Almost two decades before the gals on Sex and the City began tackling relationships, Kate summed it up best: "Dating's about finding someone so you never have to date again." By the time the series ended production in 1989, Kate and Allie's relationship had gotten a little hackneyed and it was time for the ladies to move on. But those first few seasons were fast, funny, and full of possibilities. --Jae-Ha Kim