Road to Perdition - BLU-RAY

Streets of San Francisco The Complete Series The crimes are vicious. The cases are baffling. And the scenery is bracingly authentic in the gritty drama that was shot on location in The Streets of San Francisco. With over two decades of experience, grizzled veteran cop Lt. Mike Stone (Karl Malden) knows these blocks like few others. When he’s partnered with book-smart newcomer Inspector Steve Keller (Michael Douglas), it might seem like the two lawmen have nothing in common. Yet they share a passion for making sure no perpetrator escapes the city limits. The thrills continue when Stone is joined by Keller’s capable replacement, youthful Inspector Dan Robbins (Richard Hatch). In the 120 episodes contained in this 32 disc set collecting the complete series, come for the view, and stay for the chase. Streets of San Francisco The Complete Series (Includes Streets of San Francisco Season Five, Volume One, Streets of San Francisco Season Five, Volume Two, Streets of San Francisco Season Four, Volume One, Streets of San Francisco Season Four, Volume Two, Streets of San Francisco Season One, Volume One, Streets of San Francisco Season One, Volume Two, Streets of San Francisco Season Three, Volume One, Streets of San Francisco Season Three, Volume Two, Streets of San Francisco Season Two, Volume One, Streets of San Francisco Season Two, Volume Two) FEATURES - DVD, 32 discs Picture - F/S Languages InchSeason One/Volume One English Mono, Latin American Spanish Mono Season One/Volume Two English Mono (2.0) / Latin American Spanish Mono Season Two/Volume One English Mono; Spanish Mono Season Two/Volume Two English Mono (2.0) Season Three/Volume One Season Five/Volume Two Dolby Digital English MonoInch Subtitles InchSeason One/Volume One Latin American Spanish Season One/Volume Two English and Latin American Spanish Season Two/Volume O

In 1946, thanks to his wartime cooperation with naval intelligence, mob kingpin Charles InchLuckyInch Luciano (Gian Maria Volonté) got released from jail and deported to Italy-where he quickly took over the Neapolitan drug trade. The balance of his notorious life, as he was doggedly pursued by American narcotics agent Charles Siragusa (as himself), is covered in Francesco Rosi's gripping docudrama; Rod Steiger, Edmond O'Brien, Vincent Gardenia, Magda Konopka also star. 105 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English.

Based on the long-running comic strip created by E.C. Segar (and less on the animated cartoons created by Max Fleischer, which were decidedly different in tone and approach), Popeye follows the sailor man with the mighty arms (played by Robin Williams in his first major film role) as he arrives in the seaside community of Sweethaven in search of his long-lost father. Popeye meets and quickly falls for the slender Olive Oyl (Shelley Duvall, in the role she was born to play), but Olive's hand has already been promised to the hulking Bluto (Paul Smith), of whom Olive can say little except, well, he's large. Eventually, Popeye and Olive are brought together by Swee' Pea (Wesley Ivan Hurt), an adorable foundling, and Popeye finally meets his dad, Poopdeck Pappy (Ray Walston). Director Robert Altman in no way tempered his trademark style for this big-budget family opus, crowding the screen with a variety of characters and allowing his cast to overlap as much dialogue as they want.