Paul Newman Hombre original trailer.
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El Hombre
$11.98 Pat Martino has certainly had more than his share of ups and downs: after establishing himself as one of jazz's outstanding guitarists and a major influence on such younger players as Pat Metheny, he suffered a brain tumor that forced him to relearn the instrument. Now that he has come all the way back, it's even more interesting to see where he started with El Hombre, his 1967 debut as a leader. ... |
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Che [Original Motion Picture Soundtrack]
$7.99 No Description Available.Genre: Soundtracks & ScoresMedia Format: Compact DiskRating: Release Date: 16-DEC-2008... |
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1967: Blowin' Your Mind (Time Life Music Classic Rock)
$37.69 Track list: 1) The Byrds - So You Want To Be A Rock N Roll Star, 2) The Beach Boys - Heroes And Villains, 3) Mamas And The Papas - Words Of Love, 4) Marvin Gaye And Kim Weston - It Takes Two, 5) Robert Knight - Everlasting Love, 6) Peaches And Herb - Close Your Eyes, 7) James And Bobby Purfy - Shake A Tail Feather,  Joe Tex - Skinny Legs And All, 9) The Marvelettes - The Hunter Gets Captured By ...
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Hombre vino a matar, Un [VHS]
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Hombre
$7.46 No Description Available.Genre: WesternsRating: NRRelease Date: 22-MAY-2007Media Type: DVD... |
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El Hombre
$4.58 El Hombre |
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Hombre
$9.77 Yes, Paul Newman is a blue-eyed Indian in Hombre, but this apparent ethnic error is carefully justified in the body of the story. Newman plays a white man who was raised by the Apaches, and ever since has straddled two worlds, feeling truly comfortable in neither. While riding a stagecoach, Newman is subject to the racial bias of banker Fredric March and his snooty wife Barbara Rush. In truth, March is an embezzler, and has no reason to feel superior to anyone. This fact comes out when the coach is held up by murderous bandit-chief Richard Boone. When the passengers fight back, Boone takes Rush as a hostage. Newman, who by rights should be supremely satisfied that his tormentors are themselves tormented, proves himself the bravest of the passengers, sacrificing his own life to save Rush and put an end to Boone's reign of terror. Hombre is based on a novel by suspense specialist Elmore Leonard. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi |
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Todo un Hombre
$8.24 Todo un Hombre |
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Hard Hombre/Lucky Terror
$5.55 Hard Hombre/Lucky Terror |
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Retrospecs: 1967 [With Greeting Card]
$5.12 Retrospecs: 1967 [With Greeting Card] |
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Coleccion Pedro Infante: El Hombre [2 Discs]
$17.73 Coleccion Pedro Infante: El Hombre [2 Discs] |
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The Goddess of 1967
$14.34 Two young people with little in common are thrown together under unusual circumstances in this offbeat drama directed by Clara Law, who made a number of well-received films in Hong Kong before emigrating to Australia. Yoshiyashi (Rikiya Kurokawa) is an expert computer hacker and snake enthusiast who travels to Australia from his home in Tokyo to buy the car of his dreams -- a perfectly restored 1967 Citroen DS. However, when Yoshiyashi arrives at the home of the man selling the car, he makes a shocking discovery -- the owner has killed his wife and turned the gun on himself, leaving behind Deidre (Rose Byrne), the man's niece, who is both blind and emotionally unstable. As it turns out, the Citroen is still for sale, but now Yoshiyashi must make his deal with one of the man's relatives, who lives a five-day drive away. Yoshiyashi brings Deidre along for the ride, who in the course of the trip learns a lot about Yoshiyashi's studied cool, while he gets clearer perspective on the troubled past behind her impulsive eccentricity. The Goddess of 1967 was shown in competition at the 2000 Venice and Toronto film festivals. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Pele: O' Rey - El Hombre de Los 1000 Goles
$13.66 Pele: O' Rey - El Hombre de Los 1000 Goles |
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41 el Hombre Perfecto/El Diablo No Tiene Sexo
$6.62 41 el Hombre Perfecto/El Diablo No Tiene Sexo |
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Un Hombre Peligroso
$7.33 The long-buried sins of a foster father return to haunt a younger generation in Mexican director Arturo Martinez, Sr.'s 1965 Spanish-language western Un Hombre Peligroso. Rodolfo de Anda stars as the gunfighter El Zurdo, nicknamed 'Lefty.' During his younger days, El Zurdo was forced to murder a gambler in self-defense. He subsequently adopted the gambler's orphaned son, Mario, but consciously avoided informing the child of the circumstances. Years later, as Mario comes of age, he discovers the truth, craves vengeance for his father's death, and decides to square off in a duel against El Zurdo. ~ Nathan Southern, Rovi |