UHF (25th Anniversary Edition) - DVD

Josh Duhamel and Megan Fox star in this whimsical family comedy about a boy and his dog, and a science project that will change all of their lives forever. Think Like a Dog follows 12-year-old Oliver, a tech prodigy whose middle-school science fair experiment goes awry, creating a telepathic connection between him and his furry friend, Henry. The bond brings Oliver and Henry even closer as they join forces to comically overcome complications at school, and help Oliver’s parents rekindle their marriage along the way.

Sometimes you've got to grab life by the lips and yank as hard as you can. A lot of TV stations have forgotten what 'quality' means. But not Channel 62. They never knew what it meant. In the cult classic UHF, 'Weird Al' Yankovic is George Newman, a daydreamer who becomes the manager of a small TV station that's losing money as quickly as it's losing viewers. Before long he's programming shows like 'Stanley Spadowski's Clubhouse, Wheel of Fish' and 'Raul's Wild Kingdom.' But can Channel 62's new popularity save it from sinister forces? to find out don't touch that dial! Starring 'Weird Al' Yankovic, Michael Richards (SEINFELD), Kevin McCarthy (INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS), Fran Drescher (THE NANNY), Gedde Watanabe (SIXTEEN CANDLES), Victoria Jackson (SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE) and more!

This action-packed revival of the classic Zatoichi series was directed, written, co-edited by and stars Takeshi Kitano (Battle Royale, Merry Christmas, Mr Lawrence). In an empire ruled by fear, the people's only hope is the ultimate weapon Zatoichi. A blind, nomadic samurai whose sword has made him a hero and whose courage has made him a legend. Determined to help the desperate residents of a village, Zatoichi seeks justice through revenge.The winner of the prestigious Silver Lion for Best Director at the 2003 Venice International Film Festival, Midnight Eye called it Inchpure cinematic magicInch. 1500 copies only.Special Features & Technical Specs 1080p High-definition presentation on Blu-ray NEW Audio Commentary by film historian and author Sean Redmond The Making Of The Blind Swordsman Zatoichi Crew InterviewsTheatrical TrailerAudio Japanese DTS HD 5.1 Surround + LPCM 2.0 StereoEnglish SubtitlesOriginal Aspect Ratio 1.85 1Limited edition slipcase with unique artwork