DVDs & Videos

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Featuring performances by Snoop Dogg, Redman, Ja Rule, MOP, and many more, the fifth volume of the HIP-HOP UNCENSORED series is the hottest yet!

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The video magazine SMACK takes an inside look at the streets, music, arts, culture, and knowledge of the hip-hop scene. Volume 1 offers an impressive lineup of guests that includes 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, and Eminem in a combination of backstage footage, interviews, and studio clips--as well as a unique beat box battle on the streets of Harlem with Pharell, Fam-lay, Beanie Sigel, and P-Diddy.

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Containing over 80 minutes worth of material, this mixture of live shows, interviews, and remixes showcases some of the top hip-hop talent around. 50 Cent, Ja Rule, KRS-1, Xzibit, Q-Tip, and many more are all featured on this essential purchase!

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BEEF showcases a dizzying array of rappers as they compete to be the ultimate rap champion. Features appearances from 50 Cent, DMX, Mobb Deep, Common, Mack 10, Cypress Hill, Ja Rule, NWA, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, and many more!

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The video magazine SMACK takes an inside look at the streets, music, arts, culture, and knowledge of the hip-hop scene. Volume 1 offers an impressive lineup of guests that includes 50 Cent, Busta Rhymes, and Eminem in a combination of backstage footage, interviews, and studio clips--as well as a unique beat box battle on the streets of Harlem with Pharell, Fam-lay, Beanie Sigel, and P-Diddy.

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The first in a series of 90-minute quarterly Hip Hop video magazines. REWIND captures the behind-the-scenes action of today's brightest rap music artists. This volume features 50 Cent, Fat Joe, Eric Sermon, Wyclef Jean, Nappy Roots, Snoop Dog and many more. Also included in this package is an exclusive mixtape CD.

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In director Jon Avent's 2008 crime drama RIGHTEOUS KILL, two New York City police detectives--Turk (Robert De Niro) and Rooster (Al Pacino)--attempt to track down a serial killer who targets only vicious criminals. This enigmatic vigilante has earned the duo's respect, yet they are duty-bound to apprehend the criminal-hunting assailant, and in doing so they strain the bonds of their longtime partnership. Aiding Turk and Rooster are a fiery younger pair of detectives (Donnie Wahlberg and John Leguizamo) and investigator Karen Correlli (Carla Gugino), who are determined to see that justice is served. The second face-to-face film pairing of De Niro and Pacino--the first being Michael Mann's gritty 1995 epic, HEAT--RIGHTEOUS KILL finds the revered veteran actors working within the confines of a police procedural. Ably supported by Gugino, Wahlberg, and Leguizamo, the iconic performers contribute relatively subdued turns, never fully engaging in their signature dramatic fireworks. Working from a script by Russell Gewirtz (INSIDE MAN), Avnet (who also directed Pacino in 88 MINUTES) guides the action through twists and turns while staying rooted in a fairly straightforward LAW & ORDER-like aesthetic. Although RIGHTEOUS KILL may be underwhelming for those expecting a De Niro/Pacino double tour de force, the movie is a fine addition to the cop thriller category.

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The Vietnam War provided plenty of cinematic ruminations on the futility of battle and the struggle of returning soldiers to adjust to normal life. With HOME OF THE BRAVE director Irwin Winkler (THE NET) applies similar concepts to the Iraq War of the early 21st century, positing actors Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Biel, Brian Presley, and 50 Cent (credited here under his real name, Curtis Jackson) in the roles of army recruits who tussle with the mundanity of life after war. The action begins during the heat of battle, with an ambush that leaves many of its victims either dead or wounded. Winkler subsequently transports the action to the struggles his characters endure once safely back home, with alcoholism, prosthetic limbs, parental abuse, and a hostage crisis all causing innumerable problems, none of which are helped by a military that remains uninterested in their frantic pleas for help and guidance. Winkler infuses his film with an equal mixture of anger and grief, and while he may not reach the heights of Oliver Stone's BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY or Michael Cimino's THE DEER HUNTER, he draws on similar frustrations felt by the characters in those movies. HOME OF THE BRAVE was shot while the violence still raged in Iraq, which will doubtless make it a fascinating curio in years to come, especially as this denied Winkler a distance from his subject that many of the filmmakers who masterfully dissected the Vietnam War undoubtedly benefited from.

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In director Jon Avent's 2008 crime drama RIGHTEOUS KILL, two New York City police detectives--Turk (Robert De Niro) and Rooster (Al Pacino)--attempt to track down a serial killer who targets only vicious criminals. This enigmatic vigilante has earned the duo's respect, yet they are duty-bound to apprehend the criminal-hunting assailant, and in doing so they strain the bonds of their longtime partnership. Aiding Turk and Rooster are a fiery younger pair of detectives (Donnie Wahlberg and John Leguizamo) and investigator Karen Correlli (Carla Gugino), who are determined to see that justice is served. The second face-to-face film pairing of De Niro and Pacino--the first being Michael Mann's gritty 1995 epic, HEAT--RIGHTEOUS KILL finds the revered veteran actors working within the confines of a police procedural. Ably supported by Gugino, Wahlberg, and Leguizamo, the iconic performers contribute relatively subdued turns, never fully engaging in their signature dramatic fireworks. Working from a script by Russell Gewirtz (INSIDE MAN), Avnet (who also directed Pacino in 88 MINUTES) guides the action through twists and turns while staying rooted in a fairly straightforward LAW & ORDER-like aesthetic. Although RIGHTEOUS KILL may be underwhelming for those expecting a De Niro/Pacino double tour de force, the movie is a fine addition to the cop thriller category.

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The Vietnam War provided plenty of cinematic ruminations on the futility of battle and the struggle of returning soldiers to adjust to normal life. With HOME OF THE BRAVE director Irwin Winkler (THE NET) applies similar concepts to the Iraq War of the early 21st century, positing actors Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Biel, Brian Presley, and 50 Cent (credited here under his real name, Curtis Jackson) in the roles of army recruits who tussle with the mundanity of life after war. The action begins during the heat of battle, with an ambush that leaves many of its victims either dead or wounded. Winkler subsequently transports the action to the struggles his characters endure once safely back home, with alcoholism, prosthetic limbs, parental abuse, and a hostage crisis all causing innumerable problems, none of which are helped by a military that remains uninterested in their frantic pleas for help and guidance. Winkler infuses his film with an equal mixture of anger and grief, and while he may not reach the heights of Oliver Stone's BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY or Michael Cimino's THE DEER HUNTER, he draws on similar frustrations felt by the characters in those movies. HOME OF THE BRAVE was shot while the violence still raged in Iraq, which will doubtless make it a fascinating curio in years to come, especially as this denied Winkler a distance from his subject that many of the filmmakers who masterfully dissected the Vietnam War undoubtedly benefited from.

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This DRUGS ON MUSIC entry features performances and appearances by Rick Ross, T.I., Uncle Murda, 50 Cent, Jadakiss, Memphis Bleek, Tony Yayo, and much more.

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BEEF showcases a dizzying array of rappers as they compete to be the ultimate rap champion. Features appearances from 50 Cent, DMX, Mobb Deep, Common, Mack 10, Cypress Hill, Ja Rule, NWA, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, and many more!

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Members of rapper 50 Cent's G-Unit clique are represented in this collection of their music videos, including member Lloyd Bank's "I'm So Fly," "Young Buck's "Short Wanna Ride," 50 Cent's "Candy Shop," the Unit's "Stunt," and many more.

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This music video collection gives a glimpse into what rules the hip hop school: money. Featuring videos from Jay-Z, 50 Cent, and more of the biggest names in the business, this title stresses the role of the almighty dollar in entertainment.

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The Vietnam War provided plenty of cinematic ruminations on the futility of battle and the struggle of returning soldiers to adjust to normal life. With HOME OF THE BRAVE director Irwin Winkler (THE NET) applies similar concepts to the Iraq War of the early 21st century, positing actors Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Biel, Brian Presley, and 50 Cent (credited here under his real name, Curtis Jackson) in the roles of army recruits who tussle with the mundanity of life after war. The action begins during the heat of battle, with an ambush that leaves many of its victims either dead or wounded. Winkler subsequently transports the action to the struggles his characters endure once safely back home, with alcoholism, prosthetic limbs, parental abuse, and a hostage crisis all causing innumerable problems, none of which are helped by a military that remains uninterested in their frantic pleas for help and guidance. Winkler infuses his film with an equal mixture of anger and grief, and while he may not reach the heights of Oliver Stone's BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY or Michael Cimino's THE DEER HUNTER, he draws on similar frustrations felt by the characters in those movies. HOME OF THE BRAVE was shot while the violence still raged in Iraq, which will doubtless make it a fascinating curio in years to come, especially as this denied Winkler a distance from his subject that many of the filmmakers who masterfully dissected the Vietnam War undoubtedly benefited from.

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This video collection pairs the best offerings from 50 Cent and Fat Joe to create a volatile mix of rap's best. 50 Cent's gritty and uncompromising sound is always club-ready with songs featured here like "Candy Shop" and "Wanksta." Fat Joe's "Lean Back" and "Clap Your Hands" promise to inspire even the worst wallflowers to move.

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The hottest names in hip hop are all present and accounted for in this collection of music videos. RAP THUGS features 50 Cent, Eminem, Missy Elliot, Nelly, Three 6 Mafia, and Ying Yang Twins.

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This issue of the HUSTLENOMICS video magazine goes further into the world of hip-hop stars, bikini models, and luxury cars with interviews with rappers 50 Cent and Lil Wayne as well as pictorial segments featuring scantily clad beauties Angel "Lola Luv," Tara Patrick, and Candace "Black" Cabrera.

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The Vietnam War provided plenty of cinematic ruminations on the futility of battle and the struggle of returning soldiers to adjust to normal life. With HOME OF THE BRAVE director Irwin Winkler (THE NET) applies similar concepts to the Iraq War of the early 21st century, positing actors Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Biel, Brian Presley, and 50 Cent (credited here under his real name, Curtis Jackson) in the roles of army recruits who tussle with the mundanity of life after war. The action begins during the heat of battle, with an ambush that leaves many of its victims either dead or wounded. Winkler subsequently transports the action to the struggles his characters endure once safely back home, with alcoholism, prosthetic limbs, parental abuse, and a hostage crisis all causing innumerable problems, none of which are helped by a military that remains uninterested in their frantic pleas for help and guidance. Winkler infuses his film with an equal mixture of anger and grief, and while he may not reach the heights of Oliver Stone's BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY or Michael Cimino's THE DEER HUNTER, he draws on similar frustrations felt by the characters in those movies. HOME OF THE BRAVE was shot while the violence still raged in Iraq, which will doubtless make it a fascinating curio in years to come, especially as this denied Winkler a distance from his subject that many of the filmmakers who masterfully dissected the Vietnam War undoubtedly benefited from.

Description:

Containing over 80 minutes worth of material, this mixture of live shows, interviews, and remixes showcases some of the top hip-hop talent around. 50 Cent, Ja Rule, KRS-1, Xzibit, Q-Tip, and many more are all featured on this essential purchase!

Description:

Featuring performances by Snoop Dogg, Redman, Ja Rule, MOP, and many more, the fifth volume of the HIP-HOP UNCENSORED series is the hottest yet!

Description:

BEEF showcases a dizzying array of rappers as they compete to be the ultimate rap champion. Features appearances from 50 Cent, DMX, Mobb Deep, Common, Mack 10, Cypress Hill, Ja Rule, NWA, Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, and many more!

Description:

The first in a series of 90-minute quarterly Hip Hop video magazines. REWIND captures the behind-the-scenes action of today's brightest rap music artists. This volume features 50 Cent, Fat Joe, Eric Sermon, Wyclef Jean, Nappy Roots, Snoop Dog and many more. Also included in this package is an exclusive mixtape CD.

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In director Jon Avent's 2008 crime drama RIGHTEOUS KILL, two New York City police detectives--Turk (Robert De Niro) and Rooster (Al Pacino)--attempt to track down a serial killer who targets only vicious criminals. This enigmatic vigilante has earned the duo's respect, yet they are duty-bound to apprehend the criminal-hunting assailant, and in doing so they strain the bonds of their longtime partnership. Aiding Turk and Rooster are a fiery younger pair of detectives (Donnie Wahlberg and John Leguizamo) and investigator Karen Correlli (Carla Gugino), who are determined to see that justice is served. The second face-to-face film pairing of De Niro and Pacino--the first being Michael Mann's gritty 1995 epic, HEAT--RIGHTEOUS KILL finds the revered veteran actors working within the confines of a police procedural. Ably supported by Gugino, Wahlberg, and Leguizamo, the iconic performers contribute relatively subdued turns, never fully engaging in their signature dramatic fireworks. Working from a script by Russell Gewirtz (INSIDE MAN), Avnet (who also directed Pacino in 88 MINUTES) guides the action through twists and turns while staying rooted in a fairly straightforward LAW & ORDER-like aesthetic. Although RIGHTEOUS KILL may be underwhelming for those expecting a De Niro/Pacino double tour de force, the movie is a fine addition to the cop thriller category.

Description:

The Vietnam War provided plenty of cinematic ruminations on the futility of battle and the struggle of returning soldiers to adjust to normal life. With HOME OF THE BRAVE director Irwin Winkler (THE NET) applies similar concepts to the Iraq War of the early 21st century, positing actors Samuel L. Jackson, Jessica Biel, Brian Presley, and 50 Cent (credited here under his real name, Curtis Jackson) in the roles of army recruits who tussle with the mundanity of life after war. The action begins during the heat of battle, with an ambush that leaves many of its victims either dead or wounded. Winkler subsequently transports the action to the struggles his characters endure once safely back home, with alcoholism, prosthetic limbs, parental abuse, and a hostage crisis all causing innumerable problems, none of which are helped by a military that remains uninterested in their frantic pleas for help and guidance. Winkler infuses his film with an equal mixture of anger and grief, and while he may not reach the heights of Oliver Stone's BORN ON THE FOURTH OF JULY or Michael Cimino's THE DEER HUNTER, he draws on similar frustrations felt by the characters in those movies. HOME OF THE BRAVE was shot while the violence still raged in Iraq, which will doubtless make it a fascinating curio in years to come, especially as this denied Winkler a distance from his subject that many of the filmmakers who masterfully dissected the Vietnam War undoubtedly benefited from.

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Those fretting over the idea of Gela Babluani?s excellent French thriller getting a Hollywood makeover have no need to worry. Babluani himself is at the helm, and the cast of this remake includes Jason Statham, Mickey Rourke, Ray Liotta, and Ray Winstone.