The Duke of West Point (ClassicFlix Silver Series) - DVD

West Point. The pride of America, the home of glorious tradition -- unless you're a hotshot plebe named Brice Wayne. Then it's just a backdrop to personal glory. William Haines stars as Brice and Joan Crawford plays the girl he loves in a comedy-drama about a brash young gridiron hero who puts himself above the corps, learns a bitter lesson in team spirit and charges into the Army-Navy game for a chance to redeem himself. That on-screen

ARSENAL - DVD - JP (Adrian Grenier) is a successful business owner and family man. His older brother, Mikey (Johnathon Schaech), hasn't done quite as well for himself. When cash-strapped Mikey's plan to make some quick money on a coke deal puts him on the wrong side of a flamboyant and deadly crime boss (Nicolas Cage), JP turns to a veteran police detective and family friend (John Cusack) for help as he risks his life to save his brother. Lydia Hull, Heather Johansen, Abbie Gayle co-star in this gritty crime thriller. 92 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles English, Spanish; audio commentary; featurette; interviews; theatrical trailer.

Moonlight and Valentino, directed by David Anspaugh (Rudy) from a screenplay by Ellen Simon (based on her play), is a romantic drama featuring a cast that pays homage to the great women's pictures of a bygone era. Elizabeth Perkins (Big) stars as Rebecca Trager Lott, a woman coping with the recent death of her husband. Grieving and unable to move forward, Rebecca's life is further complicated by her closest friends Sylvie (Whoopi Goldberg, The Color Purple), Alberta (Kathleen Turner, Body Heat) and sister Lucy (Gwyneth Paltrow, Seven), whose sympathetic best intentions are overshadowed by their own personal issues. When least expected, a romantic distraction arrives in the form of a house painter (Jon Bon Jovi, No Looking Back).