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Relive the golden era of 80s pop with this awesome selection of hits from the decade that spawned Miami Vice, the mullet, MTV, and lavish videos on boats featuring scantily clad women, martini's and desert islands! Included here are videos from The Cars, Devo, A-ha, and more, all at a special low price.

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The 1980s were a strange time for us all, but they were especially chaotic for SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE. With many of the sketch comedy show's key players gone--including Chevy Chase, Gilda Radner, Bill Murray, John Belushi, and Dan Aykyrod--the program struggled to maintain its hold on the late-night landscape. Enduring sweeping cast changes, network interference, and critical lashings, the show fell into a rut that it only overcame with the return of creator Lorne Michaels. LOST & FOUND fondly revisits this embattled period with rare footage, candid interviews with SNL alumni, and classic '80s musical performances that help imbue the flavor of the era.

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The 80s saw a diverse array of acts climbing the pop charts, from electro-fetishists to high-haired rockers, the performers hailing from the decade that knew no shame certainly left their mark on popular culture. This collection of videos includes Bananarama, Erasure, The Pretenders, Simply Red, and many others.

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For rock 'n' rollers the 80s was the decade where hair got big, spandex got tight, and MTV propelled several bands to immense fame and fortune. Included on this special low-priced compilation of promo's are Dio, Dokken, White Lion, winger, and more!

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Comprised of the best 80s music the UK had to offer, this release includes music videos by The Happy Mondays, Yaz, Erasure, and Echo & the Bunnymen. Synth-pop sensation Erasure was formed in 1985 by Depeche Mode alumnus Vince Clarke with the outrageous singer Andy Bell. Clarke had just ended his duo Yaz with Alison Moyet when she left for a solo career. The Happy Mondays were a critically lauded group, known for their folk-tinged urban pop, which later gained a strong dance influence. Echo & the Bunnymen had a darker post-punk feel, while the seminal Jesus & Mary Chain were known for their hypnotic, feedback-heavy sound and their chaotic live shows.

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Revisit the era of big hair and bad makeup with the videos on the TOTALLY 80s collection. Included is the enduringly refreshing all-girl trio Bananarama, the wacky B52s, and the synth-pop stylings of Howard Jones. Intelligent punk-rockers The Pretenders and the political, sophisticated Fine Young Cannibals round out the bill.

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The spirit of the 80s hard rock genre was encapsulated by the constant rotation of outrageous videos that MTV endlessly paraded throughout the decade. Now ESSENTIAl MUSIC VIDEOS present a selection of hard rockin' videos from the decade where ecess all areas was the keyword! Bands featured include Faster Pussycat, Dokken, Dio, and more!

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It's the early 1960s, and new Brit in town Michael Carrington (Maxwell Caulfield) has just arrived at Rydell High School. Michael, a bookish, sappy milquetoast, immediately becomes smitten with Stephanie Zinone (Michelle Pfeiffer), the gorgeous leader of the Pink Ladies, the hippest clique of chicks at Rydell -- who only date the way-cool T-Birds. So if Michael wants to win Stephanie's heart, he'll have to transform himself from a geek to a greaser. Will his plan work?

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A selection of '80s music videos from various genres are included on this collection. Among the artists contributing are Olivia Newton-John with "Physical," Night Ranger with "Sister Christian," and the J. Geils Band with "Centerfold."

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The popular fascination with 1980's pop music has been rampant in American culture since the late 1990's. PURE 80's is a celebration of the fantastically infectious pop of that decade. A compilation of some of the most popular music videos of the era, it includes gems like Big Country's "In a Big Country," Tears for Fear's "Shout," Night Ranger's "Sister Christian," and Squeeze's "Tempted."

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A selection of '80s music videos from the heavy metal genre are included on this collection. Among the artists contributing are Rainbow with "Street of Dreams," the Scorpions with "Rock You Like a Hurricane," and Cinderella with "Shake Me."

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A selection of '80s music videos from the new wave genre are included on this collection. Among the artists contributing are Devo with "Whip It," Blondie with "Rapture," and Duran Duran with "Hungry Like the Wolf."

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The 1980s are captured in all their glory with this collection of 50 theatrical trailers from the decade's best movies.

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Relive the heady days of the 1980s with this glorious collection of music videos from the era. Among the artists featured are Duran Duran, Soft Cell, the Scorpions, Frankie Goes to Hollywood, and Lionel Richie.

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Eddie Murphy follows up his hot streak of BEVERLY HILLS COP and TRADING PLACES with this mystical action-comedy directed by Michael Ritchie. Murphy plays Chandler "Chan" Jarrell, a man who tracks down lost children for a living. When the beautiful Kee Nang (Charlotte Lewis), a Tibetan priestess, approaches him with the flattering yet disarming declaration that he is "the chosen one," his quest for the illustrious golden child (J. L. Reate) begins. Along the way, Chan uncovers secrets within Chinatown's underbelly and encounters a seemingly endless parade of bizarre and dangerous situations, most often spearheaded by Sardo Numpsa (Charles Dance), the devil's main henchman. It's up to Chan to locate the golden child, then protect him from the evil Sardo, who won't rest until he sees to it that the boy is in his clutches. Not surprisingly, THE GOLDEN CHILD is a comedian's showcase. As Murphy ad-libs his way to the rescue, it appears that Ritchie allowed him the comfort of improvisation throughout the film's production, and that trust in his star pays off. The result is a laugh-out-loud crowd pleaser with a heavy dose of action that alludes to the mystical Asian dramas of the past.

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The classic comic strip and cartoon hero comes to life in Robert Altman's film adaptation of the adventures of the spinach-munching sailor. After he's thrown from his ship during a storm, Popeye (Robin Williams) finds refuge in a quaint seaside town. There he rents a room from the Oyls and meets their daughter Olive (the perfectly cast Shelley Duvall). Olive is engaged to Captain Bluto (Paul Smith), a bully and ruffian who is in charge of collecting taxes for the mysterious Commandant. Popeye, who was orphaned at an early age, is in the midst of a desperate search for his missing father, but what he doesn't realize is that the shipwreck has brought him unexpectedly close to his final destination. In bringing his own distinct vision to E. C. Segar's legendary hero, Altman creates an atmosphere that is breezy, loose, and filled with slapstick shenanigans. Williams portrays Popeye with a physically comic flair that is both honest and energetic--as do the rest of the cast members, including frequent Altman contributors Duvall, Paul Dooley, and David Arkin. Harry Nilsson's songs add to the lighthearted affair, making POPEYE an enjoyable family viewing experience all around.

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Aussie croc wrangler Mick Dundee (Paul Hogan) is starting to adjust to his crazy new surroundings in New York City with his beautiful new "sheila" Sue Charlton (Linda Kozlowski) when they accidentally get on the bad side of a ruthless drug lord. Their trouble starts when Sue's old flame Bob (Dennis Boutsikaris) is murdered in Colombia for taking pictures of an assassination by drug smugglers. Having sent the photos to Sue, she and Mick are suddenly and inadvertently mixed up in his unfinished business, as the DEA and drug cartel henchman come looking for the film. The urban terrain of New York, however, is no place for the outdoorsy "Croc" and his posse to hide out. So they hightail to for the Australian outback--a place infinitely more familiar to Mick--and even the odds by leading the big city hoods into a rugged landscape where they get a fast, funny and deadly lesson in wilderness survival. Much more an adventure thriller than the "stranger in a strange land" comedy of the first, Mick is still quick with the drawling one-liners, and the obvious warmth between real-life partners Hogan and Kozlowski adds to the fun.

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Sue Charlton (Linda Kozlowski), a reporter for Newsday, travels Down Under to write a feature on Australia and its people. She gets a tip to visit a free-spirited bush ranger who was attacked by a crocodile, which he then killed with his bare hands. So Sue heads into the red sands and squalid swamps of Northern Territory outback to a tiny fly-blown burg called Walkabout Creek, where she is greeted by Wally (John Meillon) of Never-Never Safaris. Wally takes her to the pub to meet the infamous Michael J. "Crocodile" "Mick" Dundee (Paul Hogan), who charms her with his swagger and grit. He offers to lead her though the bush, as she's "just a Sheila," to where he was attacked. This comment raises her city-girl feminist hackles and she strikes out alone. But when Mick saves her from the grasp of a toothy reptile, she ducks under his wing and into his heart, and invites him to return with her to New York City. Here in the sophisticated urban jungles of Manhattan, the bushman has finally met his match, as he endures New York streets of the 1980s, filled with drug dealers, muggers, transvestites, and prostitutes. Sue finally gets more than just a story as the "wonder from down under" rocks the Big Apple to its core.

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John Candy plays a burned-out air-traffic controller, John Chester, who takes his family on a vacation to Florida where everything imaginable goes wrong--and occasionally right as well. Summertime follies lead to a clash with the smug owner of his shabby rental. Improbably but delightfully, this results in a boat race that may bring his put-upon family together and bandage Chester's wounded honor. This 1980s comedy is bolstered by its atypically fine performances, not least Rip Torn as a pirate.

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