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The James Bond Ultimate Collection features all 21 official 007 adventures. Why buy these new sets? The answers are rather simple: 5.1 DTS sound on all movies. FRAME BY FRAME RESTORATION: And this isn't just any restoration we're talking about but one done by Lowry Digital. If you've watched the Indiana Jones and King Kong (1933) you'll know how absolutely perfect their work is. EVEN MORE EXTRAS: and real good ones at that: Deleted Scenes, TV Specials, screen tests, varying angles for action scenes, etc. Each set contains all 21 films on 42 discs, each film a 2-disc set with more features than you can count. Sony pictures has taken over the MGM/UA film library and now offers new editions of the Bond films. These films have been re-mastered and the results are stupendous, both visually and aurally DTS mixes are astonishing - not just souped up or boosted versions of the original sound mixes, but re-actualized using the original sound stems with discrete directional remixes. In summary, if you are a regular Bond fan, the old editions might be good enough. If you're a die-hard, just bite the bullet and enjoy these films as if they were brand new once again. When it comes to the Bond films on DVD, "Nobody Does It Better" than MGM with this box set. Beautiful picture and sound, extras galore, and all twenty-one films readily available again, there's no reason not to buy this if you're a Bond fan. Even if you already have a few films on DVD or some of the older sets, these are still worth getting for the picture quality and bonus features alone. This set was released November 6, 2007.

Campfire Conversations: Deluxe Centennial Edition is a reedited and reprinted compilation of Tim Lilley's 1992 Campfire Conversations: Big Trail Interviews with Some of John Wayne's Coworkers which has been out of print for over a decade. In addition to the 12 original interviews, Tim has added select conversations from the other titles in this series -- Campfires Rekindled, Campfire Embers, and Campfire's Glow -- along with interviews with such worthy costars as Maureen O'Hara and Jim Burk which he did after the Campfire series ended in the 1990s. Two brand new conversations with Ethan and Patrick Wayne, brings the total number of participants in this "Best of.." volume to 28. Click here to buy this great book today.

Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide. New from Leonard Maltin, author of the bestselling annual Movie Guide, comes this guide to classic movies. Leonard Maltin's Classic Movie Guide includes more than 7,000 capsule reviews of classic movies, including: The Birth of a Nation (1915), Gone With the Wind (1939), The Philadelphia Story (1940), The Quiet Man (1952), and Guess Who's Coming to Dinner (1967). In addition, this unique volume also offers a star and director index, a full listing of classic movies on DVD, and Leonard Maltin's unique Top Ten lists. The result is an authoritative, dynamic guide to the classics no film aficionado should be without. It makes a great companion guide to Leonard Maltin's 2008 Movie Guide. Leonard Maltin is one of the country's leading film critics and historians. He has written a number of books (including Of Mice and Magic: A History of American Animated Cartoons), appeared on television's Entertainment Tonight for more than twenty years, and teaches at the University of Southern California. Click here to check out the features and buy it today.

The Trail Beyond is an annual publication dedicated to the films of John Wayne. It contains anything and everything you ever wanted to know about John Wayne. In the past issues there was information not only about John Wayne but directors, co-stars, stuntmen, and crew. A good deal of information over the years has come not only from research by the editor but from the contributions of loyal readers and fans. Get your copy today, click here for more info about the latest issue.

Company Of Heroes: My Life as An Actor In The John Ford Stock Company - Funny, insightful and brutally honest, it's a rip-roaring good read. Carey casts a remarkably observant eye on the process of filming Westerns by one of the true masters of the form. Company of Heroes is the story of the making of 3 Godfathers, as well as the eight subsequent Ford classics that Harry Carey Jr. made with John Ford. From She Wore A Yellow Ribbon and Wagonmaster to The Searchers and Cheyenne Autumn, he shows the care, tedium, challenge, and the exhilaration of movie-making at it's highest level. It is the most intimate look of John Ford at work ever written. Extensively illustrated and personally autographed if desired. Purchase this fine book from the author, Harry Carey Jr.