353 results for "The Movies pc game" between $5.00 and $50.00

Windows XP/ME/2000/98SE. 800MHz Pentium III or AMD Athlon processor. 256Mb RAM. 32Mb DirectX 9.0c compatible video card. 2.4Gb HDD space (plus space for DirectX 9.0c, saved games and Windows swap-file). ATI - Radeon series 7000, 7200, 7500; 8500; 9000, 9200, 9250, 9550, 9600, 9700, 9800; x300, x600, x700, x800, x850. Nvidia - GeForce series GeForce 3, 3 Ti; GeForce 4, MX, Ti; GeForce FX 5200, 5600, 5700, 5800, 5900, PCX 5300, 5750, 5950; GeForce 6200, 6600, 6800. Note: The game requires support...

Experience The Adventure And Exotic Environments From The Action-Packed Movie - Play as Tintin, Snowy, Captain Haddock or three other unlockable characters, each with their own personality and skills. Play Solo Or With Friends For Endless Fun - Play solo and relive major moments of the movie through a variety of gameplay, from platforming to sword fighting to flying a plane, or share the fun in 2-player co-op mode. Huge Gameplay Variety Offering Something For Everyone - Pilot a plane through a rumbling...

Control Wolverine, Ice Man, and Nightcrawler throughout the game Evolve and upgrade your special mutant powers and abilities as you progress with the Mutant Evolution System Battle enemies such as the Brotherhood of Mutants and more from both the feature films and the comics Features some of the movie's cast, including Patrick Stewart and Hugh Jackman Game actually provides a key part of the overarching movie plot, with an ending that actually sets you up for the beginning of the film, Platforms...

Wild and action packed point-and-click adventure game. Enthralling story including many allusions to famous movies and video games. Humorous dialogues inspired by the classic Lucas Arts adventures. Plenty of cinematic movies and cutscenes. More than 40 wacky characters. Countless adventurous locations stuffed with interaction. Suited for both genre beginners and, because of increasing difficulty levels, advanced players. Two playable characters: The ironic, slightly clumsy daredevil Jack Keane...

Based on the concurrently released, direct-to-DVD movie, this GBA game finds Mattel's enduring model of femininity and self-reliance in the role of a magical princess who rides a flying horse. A vi...

Will you watch your movies being shot or do you want to direct the action yourself? Will you decide to innovate and introduce the talkies, color or digital sound before any of your rivals.

The Movie is Phenomenal And The Game is Superb. The Only Movie That Is True To The Game. If You Like Hitman the Game You will Love The Movie And If You haven't Tried Either, This Is The Pack For You.So Worth It, The Movie Alone $13, Game Alone About $20. This Pack Is So Worth The Price Is It.

College friends Sarah Frazer (Chandra West, I Now Pronounce you Chuck & Larry ) and Amy Fuentes (Paula Abdul, TV's American Idol ) become the center of a seductive conspiracy when Sarah's Uncle Lowell unexpectedly visits their art gallery. Claiming he has a gift from a recent vacation to Mexico, Lowell insists Sarah visit his estate. But when Sarah arrives there, Adrian, a handsome stranger who claims he knows Lowell, is waiting. Meanwhile, Carl, a real estate investor, has Amy coughing up clues...

Features : From nobody to mogul - Become a mega-rich studio honcho, calling all the shots and hiring and firing at will. Will you ignore the stars' tantrums? Will you give in to their monstrous egos and allow them to fall in and out of love, gain weight or get plastic surgery? Or will you show them who's boss by ruining careers, crushing dreams and putting yourself first? From pitch to premiere - Handpick the scripts you want to greenlight, watch them being shot or direct the movies yourself. Make...

Songs by the Damn Yankees duo Richard Adler and Jerry Ross and choreography by Bob Fosse generate lots of Steam Heat, all whipped together delightfully under the direction of two musical masters of stage and screen, George Abbott and Stanley Donen. Besides Steam Heat (showcasing the quirky brilliance of dancer Carol Haney), catch Hey There, I'm Not at All in Love, Hernando's Hideaway, Once-a-Year Day and other all-time great numbers. For peerless entertainment, negotiate no further. Nothing's...

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From Lionsgate Film Based on the Best Seller Book The highly anticipated movie! Great gift for the Holiday High Quality form NECA, Recommended age group: 14 years and up, Manufacturer: NECA

From Lionsgate Film Based on the Best Seller Book The highly anticipated movie! Great gift for the Holiday High Quality form NECA, Recommended age group: 14 years and up, Manufacturer: NECA

This movie-guessing game is a ticket for fast-paced movie fun Players are given clues about a film based on its actors, characters, story or quotes Race against other players to be the first to identify the movie Includes 32 game tiles and 125 double-sided movie cards in a popcorn-box holder Also comes with a 50-card booster pack with movies from the 80s and 90s, Recommended age group: 12 years and up, Manufacturer: Mattel

Steve Lawrences documentary, ESPN(r) X:Games(r): The Movie DVD, traces the lives of the athletes. Using 3-D technology, the filmmakers put the viewer right alongside such celebrated athletes as Shaun White, Travis Pastrana, and Danny Way as they show off their world-renowned skills. In addition to the in-your-face action, the athletes offer glimpses into their personal lives, explaining what motivates their drive.

With the twenty-first century comes a new breed of struggling independent artist: the indie game designer. Refusing to toil for major developers, these innovators independently conceive, design, and program their distinctly personal games in the hope that they, too, may find success. First-time filmmaking duo Lisanne Pajot and James Swirsky capture the emotional journey of these meticulously obsessive artists in this fascinating and engaging documentary. Visit the official site at  www.indiegamethemovie...

Garry Kasparov is arguably the greatest chess player who has ever lived. In 1997 he played a chess match against IBM's computer Deep Blue. Kasparov lost the match. This film shows the match and the events surrounding it from Kasparov's perspective. It delves into the psychological aspects of the game, paranoia surrounding it and suspicions that have arisen around IBM's true tactics. It consists of interviews with Kasparov, his manager, chess experts, and members of the IBM Deep Blue team, as well...