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Drama - general DVD - For this deluxe two-disc DVD edition, director Francis Ford Coppola has added 22 minutes of deleted footage and an entire new soundtrack to his 1983 adaptation of S. E. Hintons novel about troubled teenagers growing up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, during the early '60s. Its a memorable movie, not so much for Coppolas stylized treatment of the story as for the cast, which includes so many soon-to-be movie stars, among them Matt Dillon, Patrick Swayze, Rob Lowe, Diane Lane, and, seen here as a toothy young lad, Tom Cruise. Although the movie is very much an ensemble piece, top billing and narrative viewpoint go to C. Thomas Howell, playing one of three orphaned brothers from the wrong side of tracks. He and buddy Ralph Macchio (pre-Karate Kid) belong to the Greasers, a gang of tough, poor kids headed by Dillon. Their enemies are the Socs, arrogant boys from the wealthier part of town. Ambushed by the Socs one night, Howell and Macchio fight back, and the latter ends up killing one of the attackers;

In 1983, Francis Ford Coppola's film of S.E. Hinton's novel struck a powerful chord with audiences, capturing the intense feelings of being caught between childhood and adulthood, and not belonging anywhere. Decades later, Coppola has revisited the film and reintegrated 22 minutes of character-enriching footage, including a new beginnning and ending more true to the book. A rousing new rock-n-roll soundtrack featuring six songs from Elvis Presley and other music greats make this new version of The Outsiders...

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Western - general DVD - The made-for-cable Western The Outsider would seem to have its roots in the classic John Wayne theatrical feature Angel and the Badman. In the Montana of the late 19th century, wounded outlaw Johnny Gault (Tim Daly) is given refuge by widowed sheep farmer Rebecca Yoder (Naomi Watts). This puts Rebecca on the outs with her own people, a pacifist Quaker sect, and also incurs the wrath of a ruthless cattle baron, who has long coveted the Quakers' land--and who also was responsible for the death of Rebecca's husband. Not surprisingly, Johnny Gault turns out to be the traditional "good bad man," capable of solving everyone's problems--except, perhaps, his own. The Outsider first aired over the Showtime cable network on November 10, 2002. - The Outsider (DVD)

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Set in 1879 in drought-sticken Cottonwood, Colorado, a local rancher, John Gower (Granger Hines, "The Alamo" 13 Days To Glory", "War and Remembrance"), comes across an overturned wagon. There he finds his neighbor, Tom Fender, crushed and discovers Fender's new bride, Julian (Venusa Sppindler, "Discretion Assured", "1999"), lying unconscious in a ditch. With reservations, Grower takes in this strange, lovely woman to tend her wounds.

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Special Features: Visual Glossary of References and Wordplay Found Throughout Band of Outsiders , Interview Excerpts with Director Jean-Luc Godard and Rare Behind the Scenes Footage of Band of Outsiders from the 1964 Documentary La Nouvelle Vague par elle-même, Two Theatrical Trailers, Including Godard's Original, Exclusive Interviews with Raoul Coutard and Actress Anna Karina, Agnès Varda's Silent Comedy Les Fiancés du Pont Mac Donald, Featuring Godard and Members of the Cast of Band of Outsiders...

additional surf footage. new outtakes. East Coast tour video. director/character commentary. subtitles in 6 languages. FREE 5-song Audio CD.

Crime Drama DVD - In 1963, director Jean-Luc Godard deftly changed gears from the CinemaScope corrosion of Contempt to the rough-and-ready black-and-white of Band of Outsiders. From the outset of the rinky-dink credits, the film never relents on charm, dwelling in the same petty-crime mind-set that haunted Breathless -- and in a world where characters are as likely to talk to the audience (often about other movies) as to each other. Living with her aunt in the permanently overcast outskirts of Paris, Odile (Anna Karina) finds herself caught between two semi-tough nuts, Franz (Sami Frey) and Arthur (Claude Brasseur), who, among other ploys, infiltrate Odile's language class in order to pass her suggestive notes. Not unlike Godard himself, this unsteady trio is already in firm command of filmic gestures, and consequently Band of Outsiders is suffused with a slew of ecstatic only-in-the-movies moments. Woven throughout the loopy, romantic plot are Brasseurs resonant impression of a gunshot from Billy the Kid, a

Official Website: http://www.theoutsidersdvd.com Studio: Warner Bros. Special Features: Audio Commentary Special Features: Documentaries Special Features: Featurette Special Features: Other Special Features: Theatrical Trailer Media Quantity: Multi D Packaging Type: Double Amaray Case Synopsis: In 1983, Francis Ford Coppola's film of S.E. Hinton's novel struck a powerful chord with audiences, capturing the intense feelings of being caught between childhood and adulthood, and not belonging anywhere...