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"The Film Noir Classics Collection, Volume 3" Contains 6 Discs Five more film noir classics lined up with genre stars such as Robert Mitchum, Robert Montgomery, Robert Ryan and Jane Russell, are now available in Volume 3 of the "Film Noir Classics Collection" series. The new 6-disc DVD set is only available as a collection and includes a bonus documentary disc on the Noir genre. Disc 1 - "Border Incident" (1949) - First time on DVD! Special Features: Commentary by Dana Pola; Theatrical Trailer Disc 2 - "His Kind Of Woman" (1951) - First time on DVD! Special Features: Commentary by Vivian Sobchack Disc 3 - "Lady In The Lake" (1947) - First time on DVD! Special Features: Commentary by Alain Silver and James Ursini; Theatrical Trailer Disc 4 - "On Dangerous Ground" (1952) - First time on DVD! Special Features: Commentary by Glenn Erickson; Theatrical Trailer Disc 5 - "The Racket" (1951) - First time on DVD! Special Features: Commentary by Eddie Muller Disc 6 - "Film Noir: Bringing Darkness Into Light" (Bonus Documentary Disc) - First time on DVD! Includes interviews with Christopher Nolan ("Momento") and Frank Miller ("Sin City"). Other Special features: "Crime Does Not Pay" (5 vintage MGM shorts including, "Women In Hiding" (1940), "You, The People" (1940), "Forbidden Passage" (1941), "A Gun In His Hand" (1945), "The Luckiest Guy In The World" (1946)) Disc 1 - Commentary by Dana Pola; Theatrical Trailer, Disc 2 - Commentary by Vivian Sobchack, Disc 3 - Commentary by Alain Silver and James Ursini; Theatrical Trailer, Disc 4 - Commentary by Glenn Erickson; Theatrical Trailer, Disc 5 - Commentary by Eddie Muller, Disc 6 - Includes interviews with Christopher Nolan ("Momento") and Frank Miller ("Sin City").

An All New 3-Disc DVD Collection from The First Couple of Comedy! Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz star in the only movies they made together - "Forever, Darling" - A lot of things can test a marriage, but Lorenzo and Susan Vega have unwittingly put their five-year union to the ultimate test: they go camping. And Susan's guardian angel, seen only by Susan, joins them. TV's I Love Lucy was in its fifth season when this romp gave fans more reasons to love its stars. Desi Arnaz plays Lorenzo, who heads for wide-open spaces to test his chemical company's new product. Wife Susan (Lucille Ball) goes, too. And soon we're all headed for comedy chaos built on tent-raising, forest critters, inflatable rafts and other typical elements of roughing it. There's one atypical element: the angel (James Mason) who wants to rescue their troubled union. Marriages may be made in heaven. But the details are worked out here below "The Long, Long Trailer" - Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz live slaphappily ever after as newlyweds honeymooning in The Long, Long Trailer, breezily directed by Vincente Minnelli. They quickly find that the interior of a moving trailer is ideal for tossing a Caesar salad - and everything else. That backing up their 40-foot, three-ton home is only a little more difficult than threading a needle wearing boxing gloves. And that trailer-park folks are neighborly sorts who turn the lovebirds' rig into the wrong, wrong trailer by crashing the wedding night. Co-starring comedy pros Marjorie Main and Keenan Wynn (Ball's frequent co-star in her MGM days), this smash was filmed at the height of the I Love Lucy craze and is packed with the inventive sight gags and physical humor that made the series a TV landmark. If you like the Trailer, you're going to love the movie! "Too Many Girls" - This engaging Rodgers-Hart musical about a small college where the co-eds outnumber the men ten to one. Film debuts for Van Johnson, Arnaz and Bracken. This is also where Lucy and Desi met.

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New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Animated Film - The New York Film Critics Circle Award for Best Animated Film is an award given by the New York Film Critics Circle, honoring the finest achievements in animated filmmaking.

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