46 results for "Theatrical Throws" between $5.00 and $100.00

Add a touch of the movie to your TV room with these theatrical inspired throws. Their large size will keep you warm on even the coldest of nights. Features: Available with a popcorn, ticket, or comedy/tragedy masks image 100% cotton Large size Dimensions: 65" H x 50" W Usually ships in 4 to 6 weeks

Bass Industries is a diverse company that specializes in the manufacturing of products that create a functional ambience for a myriad of markets. From luxury seating for the finest home theaters to poster cases for the largest movie theather circuits, Bass currently showcases products globally in airport terminals, retail stores, banks, city plazas, casinos and more. Since inception Bass has become a beacon of creativity, innovation and superior quality. More than 45 years of adding imagination to...

Dimensions: 18" x 18". 100% Cotton. Enhanced Loom.

This set of 5 Theatrical Throw Pillows brings comfort and enhances the theme of any home theater. Contains one each of five different designs: Admit One, Comedy/Tragedy, Projector, Stars and Popcorn.

1987 original issue 8x10 lobby card set. Danny DeVito Original 1987 theatrical issue 8x10 color lobby card set. Each set contains eight different color scenes from the movie, in unused condition. Starring Danny DeVito and Billy Crystal Manufacturer: N/A SKU: N/A

Cuddle up with a theatrical throw in your home theater! Available in three styles: Masks(shown above), Admit One, and Popcorn.

It's a pretty descent movie, but nothing that is going to blow you away. The action sequences range from standard to slightly inspired. The plot isn't too bad, but the plot twists they try and throw in are WAY too predictable. I wouldn't have recommended this film if someone was going to the theater to see it, but you at least owe it a shot in the DVD player. The cast is well put together and the direction is pretty good. Also, this movie looks great on DVD! Sharp picture and crisp audio. more...

Product Description: A counterterrorist agent (Jean Claude Van Damme) on that "one last mission" joins up with a flamboyant, rainbow-haired arms dealer (Dennis Rodman, who else?) in pursuit of a sleazy terrorist. This situation creates a narrative space enclosing gleefully excessive plot excesses (the arrival of an underground order of militaristic monks) and plenty of basketball-related jokes (a free-throw with a human skull). All of this set to a quick-march pace by Hong Action epic actionmaster...

Product Description: Perry's proper pioneer gentleman and Farley's hapless, bumbling, boozy trail guide complement each other splendidly in this prairie caper/buddy picture/road movie. Circumstances throw our stars together for a rugged westward trek and hilarious hijinx ensue. One of Farley's last film roles before his death.

Product Description: Rick (Tom Hanks) is a charming but goofy young guy who is about to marry his upper-class girlfriend, whose parents disapprove of him. When his friends decide to throw a wild and crazy bachelor party, all hell breaks loose. BACHELOR PARTY features a cocaine-snorting mule, Japanese businessmen, and a lot of hearty partying.

Product Description: When a teenager has a premonition that the plane he's about to board is going to explode, he throws a fit and gets him and his friends kicked off it. Shockingly, the plane crashes. As the group begins to die mysteriously one by one, the remaining survivors must try to figure out what is going on before they join the other victims. James Wong, migrating from the world of television (THE X-FILES, MILLENNIUM), has crafted a surprisingly intelligent, pulse-pounding thriller.

Buck Weaver (Cusack) and Hap Felsch (Sheen) are young idealistic players on the Chicago White Sox, a pennant-winning team owned by Charles Comiskey -- a penny-pinching, hands-on manager who underpays his players and treats them with disdain. And when gamblers and hustlers discover that Comiskey's demoralized players are ripe for a money-making scheme, one by one the team members agree to throw the World Series. But when the White Sox are defeated, a couple of sports writers smell a fix and a national...

Well, it's all over coach. Take me out cause I got nothing left! You combine a sports movie with a heart warming family film and that's usually enough to put my eyes out of commission for a couple of hours, but when you throw in the fact that it's a Walt Disney family film directed by William Dear. Well, let's just say now is a good time to buy that stock in Kleenex. ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD is the latest film in Disney's attempt to put out every film in their library in the space of a more >>

Description by OLDIES.com: Writer Kit Marlowe (Bette Davis) possesses one thing all her own: literary acclaim. But the rest of her life is lived second-hand. Her melodramatic best friend Millie (Miriam Hopkins), who pens trashy potboilers, has the husband Kit loves and child Kit yearns to call her own. Yet through 20 years of friendship, Kit keeps her claws sheathed as volatile Millie smashes crockery and has the vapors. Then Kit meets an exciting new man, Millie throws a tantrum - and the claws...

Van Damme leaps into the dual roles of Chad and Alex Wagner, twin brothers who were separated after their parents' brutal murder. Years later, the two couldn't be more different: Chad is a slick Beverly Hills fitness instructor, while Alex is a rough-and-tumble smuggler on the gritty streets of Hong Kong. But when fate throws them together again, Chad and Alex discover that there's one thing they have in common: they're both fighting machines! Determined to enact revenge on their parents' killers...

Max, a sportscaster dedicated to playing the field, and the beautiful, intelligent Samantha Andrews (Mili Avital) are a mismatch made in heaven. Jay, who recently had his heart broken, couldn't be unhappier for them. Before he knows it, Max is giving up swinging singlehood, but the thought of one woman for the rest of his life suddenly throws Max into a panic. Max reasons that if Samantha cheats on him first, he'll be off the hook. When he asks Jay to help him "test" the relationship, not only...

It's the early 1960s and fifth-grader Scotty Smalls (Tom Guiry) has just moved into town with his folks (Karen Allen and Denis Leary). Kids call him a dork - he can't even throw a baseball! But that changes when the leader of the neighborhood gang recruits him to play on the nearby sandlot field. It's the beginning of a magical summer of baseball, wild adventures, first kisses, and fearsome confrontations with the dreaded beast and its owner (James Earl Jones) who live behind the left field fence...

Paul Newman memorably plays the title role in this box-office hit based on Ross MacDonald's The Moving Target . The first detective film in Newman's then 23-film career, Harper revitalized the genre. Newman's sleuth chews gum fast... and slips out of jams ever faster as he unravels a twisted case of kidnapping and murder. William Goldman's clever script throws quips and a parade of LA-LA-Land characters Harper's way. There's a woman of means (Lauren Bacall), a gun-toting attorney (Arthur Hill...