The White Tiger

Great Patriotic War, early 1940s. After barely surviving a battle with a mysterious, ghostly-white Tiger tank, Red Army Sergeant Ivan Naydenov becomes obsessed with its destruction.

Director: Hin Sing 'Billy' Tang
Starring: Stephen Chow

Jimmy (Jet Li) and Tiger (Dick Wei) are on a martial arts demonstration tour in San Francisco (cue some real life connection to Jet as he as a youngster even performed at The White House). Tiger clearly feels left out and not in the spotlight as much and decides not to board the plane home. Jimmy spots him, tries to talk him out of it but ends up being accused for a murder of a policeman Tiger kills as he flees the airport. Jimmy ends up in the house of Andy (Stephen Chow) and his uncle who runs a grocery store while Tiger tries to climb the ladder within the gangster organization Marco (producer Henry Fong) heads. Their paths are about to cross again, with elements such as illegal immigrant Penny (Nina Li and future wife of Jet Li's) and a bag of cocaine being crucial…

A young American woman (Sydne Rome) traveling through Italy finds herself in a strange Mediterranean villa where nothing seems right. Her visit becomes an absurd, decadent, oversexed version of "Alice in Wonderland", with Marcello Mastroianni as the maddest of mad hatters and Roman Polanski a kinky March hare….
More than three decades after its controversial release, it remains the most butchered, debated and least-seen film of the Oscar winning and controversial director Roman Polanski's entire career.

This film is an experimental mix of documentary and fiction. The film crew travels from the Thai countryside to Bangkok, asking the people they encounter along the way to continue a story about a handicapped boy and his teacher.

Lindsay Anderson’s If…. is a daringly anarchic vision of British society, set in a boarding school in late-sixties England. Before Kubrick made his mischief iconic in A Clockwork Orange, Malcolm McDowell made a hell of an impression as the insouciant Mick Travis, who, along with his school chums, trumps authority at every turn, finally emerging as a violent savior in the vicious games of one-upmanship played by both students and masters. Mixing color and black and white as audaciously as it mixes fantasy and reality, If…. remains one of cinema’s most unforgettable rebel yells.

Around the world, a group of scientists are risking their lives to come face-to-face with the most fearsome sharks in the ocean. From researchers in Guadalupe attempting to attach a camera to a great white, to a dedicated 'shark lab' in the Bahamas investigating shark migration and overall intelligence, join a thrilling journey into the hidden habitats of these premier marine predators.

Two boys discover a plot to sell their local townsmen as slave labor. While trying to foil this evil plot, they come under the attack of Lu, the Hell's Windstaff, the man behind the slave trade. They now must learn deadly ancient styles to defeat him!

The BBC version of Life arrives with an at-times breathtaking, altogether stunning 1080p/VC-1 transfer; one that boasts gorgeous colors and remarkable detail, and puts most other nature documentary presentations to shame. Still, comparisons to the series' 1080i Discovery Channel release are the most inevitable and the most unavoidable. Simply put, the differences between the two aren't earth shattering – in some instances, our beloved little "p" may as well stand for "placebo" – but they are notable. There are plenty of scenes and shots in which the tiniest strands of animal hair are crisper, distant foliage is more refined, and the craggly crevices of rocky ravines are more revealing.