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Roger Waters: In the Flesh Live

The documentary of Roger Waters' "In the Flesh" tour. This includes interviews and his solo version of some Pink Floyd songs. Tags: Storyline: "Each Small Candle" is the only new song in this concert. 18 of the songs are from Roger Waters' time in Pink Floyd and five of them are from Waters' previous solo albums.

Pot o' Gold

Jimmy Haskell, a music-loving man, finds himself caught between his own passion and his family's business interests when he moves to the city to work for his uncle, Charles Haskell, who despises music. Jimmy inadvertently becomes involved with the McCorkle family, who run a boarding house filled with musicians and are in a feud with his uncle. As Jimmy falls for Molly McCorkle, he tries to help the musicians by organizing a radio show to showcase their talents, leading to a series of comedic misunderstandings and conflicts. Ultimately, Jimmy's love for music and Molly helps bridge the gap between the feuding parties, bringing harmony to both his personal and professional life.

Casino

"Casino," directed by Martin Scorsese, follows the story of Sam 'Ace' Rothstein, played by Robert De Niro, who is a mob-associated casino executive in Las Vegas. As he navigates the world of gambling and organized crime, Ace faces challenges from his volatile friend Nicky Santoro, played by Joe Pesci, and his tumultuous relationship with his wife Ginger McKenna, portrayed by Sharon Stone. The film delves into themes of power, greed, and betrayal as the characters' lives become increasingly intertwined with the criminal underworld of the casino industry.

The Grand

An improvisational comedy using a handful of actors playing characters competing in an actual poker tournament. Tags: Storyline: With the exception of the characters' conversations away from the game, the entire final table scene was unscripted. Co-Writer and Director Zak Penn chose to play the entire final table for real, meaning that they did not know in advance which of the characters would win, and thus how the movie would end. Because of Ray Romano's shooting schedule, the scene between Lainie (Cheryl Hines) and Fred (Ray Romano) had to be filmed before the final table had been played. Two different scenes were shot to allow for Lainie to either win or lose. The alternative scene is included on the DVD.

The Specialist

Adam West stars in The Specialist as Jerry Bounds, an upright crusader standing up against the water company's efforts to exploit a local lake. John Anderson plays his opponent, Pike Smith, ... Read all Tags: Storyline: Featured in Dusk to Dawn Drive-in Trash-o-Rama Show Vol. 7 (2002)

Once Upon a Time in Mexico

Hitman "El Mariachi" becomes involved in international espionage involving a psychotic CIA agent and a corrupt Mexican general. Tags: Storyline: Johnny Depp shot all of his scenes in eight days, but after filming was done he didn't want to leave. So he suggested to Robert Rodriguez that he play a small part, the priest that Antonio Banderas talks to in the church, and used his Marlon Brando impression.

2046

In 1966 Hong Kong, writer Chow Mo-wan struggles to complete his science fiction novel, "2046," which tells of a mysterious train that takes people to a place where they can relive lost memories, though no one ever returns. While working as a columnist, Chow recounts his various romantic entanglements and unfulfilled relationships with women living in or passing through the Oriental Hotel, particularly those in rooms 2046 and 2047. He becomes involved with Bai Ling, a beautiful courtesan who lives in room 2046, engaging in a passionate but ultimately complicated affair where she falls deeply for him, but he remains emotionally distant, haunted by a past love. He also develops a platonic but profound connection with Wang Jing-wen, the hotel owner's daughter who lives in room 2047, offering her advice on her own forbidden romance with a Japanese man, and later writing the sci-fi story based partly on her situation. Chow's narrative weaves between his present reality, his memories of past loves (including a mysterious gambler named Su Li-zhen, echoing his enduring longing for another Su Li-zhen), and the fictional world of his novel, where characters from his life reappear, grappling with love and loss within the futuristic setting of "2046." Ultimately, Chow finds himself unable to fully connect or escape his past, perpetually searching for something he cannot quite grasp, much like the characters in his own story who journey to a place from which there is no return.