Chev Chelios is a professional assassin working for the West Coast crime syndicate. Chev's girlfriend Eve doesn't know what Chev does and Chev is planning to quit the crime syndicate so he can spend more time with her. But for Chev, things about to get very bad, when he learns he has been injected with a poison called "The Beijing Cocktail" by his rival Verona, which will kill him if his heart rate drops. Trying to stay alive and seeking help from friend, Kaylo and Doc Miles, to keep his heart pumping. Chev sets out to find answers as well as protecting Eve, and get his revenge on those who have betrayed him before the poison kills him.

A story of four women who are friends since the childhood (2 married, 1 divorced, 1 single) who have a huge problem with understanding absurd, in their opinion, world of men.

This box set includes Resident Evil, Resident Evil: Apocalypse and Resident Evil: Extinction.

Much has been written about international martial arts film star Jackie Chan's mastery of physical comedy. His work has been rightfully compared to that of the late, great Buster Keaton (himself a legendary performer and comedian) and has proven itself capable of standing the test of time. Even his earliest films showcase the seeds of Chan's enduring appeal; films that clearly inspired directors like Stephen Chow and paved the way for the embrace of modern comedy hits like Chow's critically acclaimed stunner, Kung Fu Hustle, and cult mainstay, Shaolin Soccer. The Legend of Drunken Master (an unrelated semi-sequel to Chan and director Yuen Woo-ping's 1978 Drunken Master) is just such a film. Boasting jaw-dropping stuntwork and wince-inducing fight scenes, Chan's patented physical comedy, and a scene-stealing performance by actress Anita Mui (a Hong Kong talent who sadly lost an embittered battle to cancer in 2003), The Legend of Drunken Master is both charming and funny, hard-hitting and fierce. Despite a conventional story and an even more conventional parade of villainous thugs, it encapsulates everything that's made Chan the influential superstar he's become.

Filmmaker Werner Herzog travels to the Antarctic community of McMurdo Station, on Ross Island, the headquarters for the National Science Foundation and home to eleven hundred people during the austral summer. McMurdo is a gathering place for people who want to step off the map and where everyone seem to be full-time travelers and part-time workers. Beyond the settlement, Herzog ventures from the under-ice depths of the Ross Sea to the brink of the Mount Erebus volcano. Over the course of his journey, nature in the wild shares equal time with human nature and he encounters many a colorful character along the way.