DVD: velocity     DVD:       The Air I Breathe29 reviews Kevin Bacon, Julie Delpy Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2008 A film of substance If you like light weight films like "Harold and Kumar go to White Castle "or "Pineapple Express", this film is not for you." The Air I Breath" is a film that explores how our actions affect others, in ways, that we can not begin to imagine. The film follows what happens when a man take an unforseen action that ends in tragety for himself, but ultimately ends in joy for another, through a series ...             Lie With Me64 reviews Lauren Lee Smith, Eric Balfour Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2006 Extremes I was skeptical about watching this movie because of the mixed reviews, saying it's not very emotional, even empty in places. But its not empty at all, very powerful in fact. The main character explains who she is from the very beginning. It sets the tone for understanding what she does throughout the movie. If you think love must come before sex then you may not like this movie. If you think ...             Candy27 reviews Abbie Cornish, Heath Ledger Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2007 So Much Love I picked up this movie because I love the actor Heath Ledger. I was thrilled with this movie the entire time I watched it. It was definately something new for me in the way of a drug movie, but it wasn't completely about the heroin. It was also about love. There was love for each other, and love of the drug. Through the entire movie the viewer is left to figure out which love is paramount. ...             Shortbus (Unrated Edition)138 reviews Sook-Yin Lee, Paul Dawson Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2007 Great Movie - Full of truth Being a fan of Hedwig and the Angry Inch, I had some idea of what to expect from the genius mind of John Cameron Mitchell, but this film blew me away - so thought provoking, touching and at times laugh-out-loud funny. The cast is great, and it was good to see Miriam Shor (Hedwig and teh Angry Inch) making a cameo. All the perfomances were wonderful, but the thing that made this movie for me was ...             The Aristocrats266 reviews George Carlin, Don Rickles Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2006 Humanity is truly disgusting! (but in a good way) I saw this film when it was in theatres, and up until that time, it was the only movie that's ever made me feel guilty for laughing. I mean, some of the jokes are so horrific, I felt so utterly disgusting for even allowing myself to laugh. There just isn't enough forgiveness in heaven for what I've heard. Literally, people were squirming in their seats at the hundreds of awkward moments. If ...             The Untold Story of Emmett Louis Till21 reviews Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2006 Great Documentary This was a great documentary. I could not sleep very well after watching it. It really depresses me to think that a human being can do this to another human being. Especially a young child, regardless of the race. I hope the Persons who did this, have not gotten a good night sleep since.             Taxi To the Dark Side14 reviews Alex Gibney, Alberto Mora Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2008 Incredibly important film Taking as its example an innocent taxi driver who was arrested, tortured and murdered at Bagram Prison pursuant to a widespread and unreliable method of detaining suspects by offering financial incentives to local warlords, this careful and thorough documentary clearly connects the dots to explain how America has stripped 83,000 detainees of their freedom and human rights in the name of ...             In the Shadow of the Moon89 reviews Harrison Schmitt, Alan Bean VELOCITY / THINKFILM, 2008 The Moon and Other Adventures I have a clear and vivid memory of Neil Armstrong's first step on the moon because my brother made sure I would. I was seven years old at the time. My brother, Daryl, a decade older than me, said, "You have to watch this and remember this. This is history." So I watched closely and made sure to remember; as did billions of other people around the world on July 21, 1969. That wonderful ...             Keeping Mum61 reviews Rowan Atkinson, Kristin Scott Thomas Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2007 Something odd in Little Wallop I thought "Keeping Mum" was a bright, dark comedy. I have always wanted to see Rowan Atkinson in straight role. Kristin Thomas was super. As for Maggie Smith she was great!!             War Dance29 reviews Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2008 Watch. Listen. Learn. Nominated at the 2008 Oscars in the Best Documentary category, it is easy to see why WAR DANCE was on top of that list. Although it lost out to Taxi To the Dark Side, War Dance need not hang its head. Little known subjects are a great thing to learn about, and this is War Dance's biggest strength. The civil war in Uganda has raged for over 20 years, but few know what it's about or its effects ...             Born into Brothels83 reviews Velocity Home Entertainment, 2005 a documentary worth watching *Born into Brothels* is a documentary worth watching. Zana Briski came to Calcutta to film the Indian women working the "red light district". However, her attention is soon turned to the prostitutes' children living in the brothels. What's special about this documentary is that Briski doesn't just film these children. She decided to give them a skill that they could use in their life. She ...             Down in the Valley43 reviews Edward Norton, Evan Rachel Wood Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2006 I'm gonna give it 5 for David Morse Down in the Valley is a classic tale about just how lost we can get in life. Edward Norton plays a confused young man (Harlan) who has found his place in life to be a time that has past. There are some really cool scenes with him and his "6 Shooters". He does some cool trick draws. Evan Rachel Wood (Toby) is quietly hot and Rory Culkin (Lonnie) is...Rory Culkin...always good, although better ...             Murderball66 reviews Joe Soares, Keith Cavill Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2005 A FIlm Not Good At Apologizing! When you think of quad rugby (rugby played by quadrapolegics) what do you think of? What I thought of was a bunch of disabled guys getting together to throw the ball around for no other reason but that they wouldn't feel sorry for themselves. (It is hard to admit, but that is the vision I had.) This film - Murderball, which is the original name of "quad rugby" - is a mind-changer. And ...             Fateless22 reviews Marcell Nagy, Béla Dóra Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2006 The most painfully real of all Holocaust films. Lajos Koltai's "Fateless" deserves far more fame in the United States than it has achieved. "Schindler's List" and "The Pianist" have the reputations here, but "Fateless" goes far deeper than any fictional film I have ever seen in giving the audience the total, painful reality of what it must have been like to be a Holocaust victim. Gyurka (Marcell Nagy, a movingly natural young actor) is a ...             Tideland (Two-Disc Collector's Edition)72 reviews Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2007 Another kind of magical childhood If your looking for a fantasy escape by way of a Disneyland-Hollywoodistic flair, then keep on looking. There's plenty of other films. This is a story about an abused kid and it should be uncomfortable. The film wasn't artificially disturbing or drawn out, and handled the biographical elements with an amazing sensitivity without discounting what was happening either. Yet the film is not ...             Y.P.F.3 reviews Kristin Booth, Carly Pope Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2008 Who'd Athunk It? "Young People F***ing" Who'd Athunk It? Amos Lassen We all know the word but how many of us ever thought we would see it on a theater marquis. It seems that the world has really come of age. "Young People F***king" is a comedy about modern love, sexual politics and romance that is unexpected. Five intertwined stories of couples attempting to have sex causes them to run into all kinds of ...             Strangers with Candy50 reviews Matthew Broderick, Paul Dinello Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2006 EXTREMELY FUNNY!!! This is an awesome movie that serves as a prequel to the hilarious tv series! A 47-year old ex-con, ex-prostitute, and ex-drug addict named Jerri Blank returns home and finds her dad in a coma. She returns to school as a freshman. Jerri makes some friends like Megawatti Sucarnaputri and Tammi Littlenut. A science fair comes up and Principal Blackman wants to win, so he hires a genius. Chuck ...             The Air I Breathe [Blu-ray]29 reviews Kevin Bacon, Julie Delpy Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2008 A film of substance If you like light weight films like "Harold and Kumar go to White Castle "or "Pineapple Express", this film is not for you." The Air I Breath" is a film that explores how our actions affect others, in ways, that we can not begin to imagine. The film follows what happens when a man take an unforseen action that ends in tragety for himself, but ultimately ends in joy for another, through a series ...             Bordertown26 reviews Juan Diego Botto, Zaide Silvia Gutierrez VELOCITY / THINKFILM, 2008 simply terrifying This movie was absolutely one of the most riveting, edge-of- your-seat films that I've seen in recent years. The story of a reporter investigating a series of brutal murders in a small town on the Mexican/US border seems as if it would be riddled with cliches but director Gregory Nava handles the film with a grim reality that may be hard for some reviewers to swallow. That the movie ...             Mondovino33 reviews Albiera Antinori, Lodovico Antinori Velocity / Thinkfilm, 2005 This is a perfect doc good way to understand world business nowadays, and since humans deal with commerce. it's also about life, families, history, tradition, money, empires, globalization ... the wine is just the support ps don't be bothered by the camera movements like many people in these reviews, it's impossible to have real moments with a tripod ... imagine, just a moment ... wait a second ... wait ... now ...              search for DVDs aristocrats, blu-ray, bordertown, breathe, brothels, candy, collector, dance, dark, disc, down, edition, emmett, fateless, keeping, louis, mondovino, moon, murderball, shadow, shortbus, side, story, strangers, taxi, tideland, two-disc, unrated, untold, valley DVD:    Kindle - Amazon's New Wireless Reading Device This is the future of book reading. 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