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The Disorder series of films continues with some more breathtaking footage of riders who are prepared to risk everything for the ultimate thrill. With deadly cliff drops that look impossible to navigate, road gaps, and a whole lot more, this is a high octane jolt to the senses that pushes the sport beyond the boundaries of fear!DVD Features:Region 1Keep CaseFull Frame - 1.33
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The legendary Charles Barkley has won more plaudits, points, and assists than almost anyone in the history of basketball. This release in the NBA HARDWOOD CLASSICS profiles Sir Charles and his lengthy career, taking time to show some of his highlights, as well as speaking to people who knew him well. A sometimes controversial figure, the outspoken Barkley was well known for his criticisms of the sport, as well as his incredible acts of kindness off the field.
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Edward James Olmos narrates this inspiring retrospective of Latin boxing greats Roberto Duran, Julio Cesar Chavez, Alexis Arguello, Carlos Ortiz, Kid Galivan, and Salvador Sanchez.DVD Features:Region 0 EncodingSnap Case
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Narrated by Wesley Snipes (BLADE: TRINITY), this documentary recalls Steve James`s HOOP DREAMS in its concentration on the trials and glory of an inner-city high-school basketball team. Volume one follows the starting five players of the Morningside High School varsity team in Inglewood, California. The boys train hard to realize their NBA dreams as they also face the challenges presented by SATs, the lure of gangs, and encounters with the law. They must also deal with the bruised egos, jealousy, and infighting that occur among the players. The second volume follows up on the players 10 years later, to find out if their aspirations to turn pro panned out and if all the hard work was worth it.
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Giving a history of surfing that stretches from the early 1940s to 2004, RIDING GIANTS is director Stacy Peralta's examination of surfing as a lifestyle, a risk-taker's delight, and a space for increasing innovation and modernization. From the California coastline to the dramatic wild waters of Hawaii, big waves are the aim of some of the top surfers in the sport--Greg Noll, Jeff Clark, and Laird Hamilton. Beginning with old footage of the first surf boards which were long and heavy and made for riding small waves without much movement, and taking viewers through the sport chapter by chapter, this comprehensive documentary shows how the faces of the sport change with advances in surfboard technology. Bit by bit boards become smaller and beach bums are more readily accepted by society. The film offers a comic look at cult films like GIDGET and the music of surf guitarist Dick Dale--pop culture influences responsible for introducing the sport and its lifestyle to the mainstream. The most fascinating moments of the film come in its final quarter when Hamilton and his buddies discover the key to tow-in big-wave surfing and break through all imaginable boundaries. RIDING GIANTS shows some true daredevils doing what they do best, and its magnificent photography, comprehensive interviews, and insider perspective are truly a marvel to behold.DVD Features:Region (unknown)Keep CaseAnamorphic Widescreen - 1.85Audio: Dolby Digital 5.1 - English Subtitles - French - OptionalAdditional Release Material: Audio Commentary - 1. Stacy Peralta - Director, Paul Crowde - Editor














2. Sam George - Writer, Greg Noll, Jeff Clark, Laird Hamilton - Surfers Deleted Scenes Featurette - 1.Fuel TV's Blue Carpet Special








2.The Making of Riding Giants Trailers
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