Count Five and Die 1958 Original U.S. One Sheet Movie Poster

Director: David Silverman; Release Date: May 12, 2009

Director: Kurt Neumann, Edward Bernds; Stars: Vincent Price; Release Date: September 05, 2000

Vincent Price

Director: Frank Capra; Stars: James Stewart, Donna Reed; Release Date: September 29, 1993

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If there’s one kind of movie Hollywood knows how to make, it’s the adventure film. Posters promised thrills, excitement, romance, danger – and they delivered! Here are a dozen tantalizing tales of derring-do spanning five decades, with such legendary stars as Douglas Fairbanks, Gregory Peck, Ava Gardner, Wallace Beery, Fay Wray, Susan Hayward, and Robert Wagner! These awesome adventures take you from the darkest jungles of Africa to sun-drenched desert isles; from twenty thousand leagues under the sea to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro – and everywhere in between! No fan of excitement, romance or danger should miss out on this breathtaking assortment of adventures! Disc One 20, 000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA (1916) – This early version of the Jules Verne classic, produced by Universal founder Carl Laemmle, was filmed partly in the Bahamas – where Disney would shoot the remake nearly 40 years later. 100 mins. LAST OF THE MOHICANS (1920) – Wallace Beery (The Champ) stars in this silent telling of the James Fennimore Cooper frontier classic in which future horror giants Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi can be glimpsed – as Indians! 74 mins. THE ADVENTURES OF TARZAN (1921) – The cinema’s first Tarzan, Elmo Lincoln, stars in one of those rare sequels that are actually superior to the original. Tarzan battles lions, volcanoes, and Bolsheviks (oh my)! 47 mins. Disc Two THE PRISONER OF ZENDA (1922) – The DVD premiere of this silent swashbuckling version of the classic tale, starring Lewis Stone (Grand Hotel) in the dual role of king and commoner, and Ramon Navarro (Ben-Hur) as the villainous Rupert of Hentzau. 94 mins. ROBIN HOOD (1922) – The irrepressible Douglas Fairbanks stars in this big-budget telling of the amiable archer who steals from the rich and gives to the poor. Alan Hale Sr. is Little John – a role he’d reprise in the 1938 Errol Flynn version. 120 mins. Disc Three EAST OF BORNEO (1931) – Rose Hobart (Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde) is a dutiful wife who braves the steaming jungles of Borneo in search of her good-for-nothing husband, only to battle crocodiles, volcanoes, and a rather lustful tribal prince. 75 mins. THE MOST DANGEROUS GAME (1932) – Joel McCrea (Sullivan’s Travels) and Fay Wray (King Kong) are on the run from a ruthless hunter (Leslie Banks from The Man Who Knew Too Much) in this classic thriller (shot on the jungle set of the aforementioned – but not-yet-released - Kong). 65 mins. MR. ROBINSON CRUSOE (1932) – A rare Douglas Fairbanks talkie (with very little dialogue) in which he plays a yachtsman who, on a bet, strands himself on a South Seas island, where he must battle angry natives. Maria Alba (The Return of Chandu) plays Saturday, his pretty girl Friday (?). 70 mins. Disc Four SON OF MONTE CRISTO (1940) – One of the greatest swashbuckling sagas ever filmed, with a stellar cast that includes Louis Hayward and Joan Bennett (who had both just appeared in The Man in the Iron Mask). George Sanders (All About Eve) plays Hayward’s rival for Bennett’s hand. 102 mins. THE JUNGLE BOOK (1942) – The original – and in many ways superior – Technicolor version of Kipling’s beloved jungle classic, with young Indian actor Sabu as Mowgli, the wild boy who must contend with tigers, snakes, and greedy white men as he seeks the Treasure of the Lost City. 108 mins. Disc Five THE SNOWS OF KILIMANJARO (1952) – Hemingway’s rugged adventure about a writer (Gregory Peck) who becomes delirious as he lies wounded in the African jungle, alternating between visions of his lost love (Ava Gardner) and his very real - but neglected - wife (Susan Hayward). 117 mins. BENEATH THE 12-MILE REEF (1953) – Father-and-son sponge fisherman (Gilbert Roland from The Bad and the Beautiful and Robert Wagner from Titanic) vie for the affections of lovely Terry Moore (Mighty Joe Young) while plying their trade in and around a deadly coral reef. 100 mins. Total: 1072 mins. = 17.5+ hours

Director: John Sturges; Stars: Spencer Tracy; Release Date: December 26, 2000

Dies are the tools that work inside stamping presses to shape and cut sheet metal into functional parts. This program begins with an introduction to sheet metal formability, and then explores basic die operations such as shearing, drawing and bending, as well as single station dies, multiple station dies, and tandem press lines. This program also includes segments on die lubrication and stamping analysis.

Director: Arthur Penn; Stars: Paul Newman; Release Date: September 29, 1993

ROMEO MUST DIE is the story of fathers and sons of the importance of blood of star-crossed lovers willing to risk their lives for their love. Two warring families one Chinese one African American are fighting for control of the Oakland waterfront. It's an eye for an eye as members of each gang keep turning up dead--including the son of Ch'u Sing the Chinese gang leader which escalates the war to epic proportions. Into this fray comes Han Sing Jet Li Ch'u's other son a cop who has escaped from a Hong Kong prison where he was serving time for not arresting his father and brother. Han soon becomes a little too friendly with Trish O'Day Aaliyah the daughter of Isaak O'Day Delroy Lindo the leader of the African American gang. The growing romance between Han and Trish parallels the growing body count. ROMEO MUST DIE is a fast-paced hip-hop retelling of the classic Shakespeare tale. A thumping soundtrack and wicked special effects--including martial arts battles in which the fighters virtually fly through the air--add to the excitement. Jet Li and Aaliyah turn in fine performances laced with just the right amount of comedy. Director Andrzej Bartkowiak has a keen visual sense--he previously served as cinematographer on such films as THE DEVIL'S ADVOCATE SPECIES and SPEED--that pumps up such standard fare as car chases prison breaks and even a pickup football game. The film includes an awesome special effect that reveals a person's skeleton as he dies--it has to be seen to be believed.