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Posing as purveryors of a snake-oil elixir, Johnny and Steve are really Confederate spies out to nab a major cure-all for depleted rebel coffers: $150,000 in gold from the San Francisco mint. What, you say the war is over? Well, maybe the good ol' boys can return the lucre and avoid being arrested in the process! Roy Orbison essays his lone feature-film role as Johnny, he of the guitar that can twang a chord and riff bullets. The story elements -- amiable Indians (including Iron Eyes Cody)...

Don Ameche, renowned for his portrayal of the telephone's inventor in The Story of Alexander Graham Bell, here plays another prolific inventor: Hiram Stevens Maxim, whose many creations include a machine gun, a mousetrap, the curling iron and various manufacturing mechanisms. The film is a love story, with Myrna Loy portraying Maxim's bride, who sought wealth but found love. It is a growing-up story, with Bobby Driscoll playing Maxim's son. And it is a affectionate evocation of time and place...

"I don't know what the younger generation is coming to." Like so many parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas want what's best for their children. Like so many children, twentyish Ralph (Robert Young) and Phyllis (Margaret Perry) insist on finding out what's best for themselves. He wants to decamp for Paris and the bohemian life of an artist. She has eyes for a married man. The siblings are sure they're very different from their parents. Instead, they'll learn they're very much the same. Robert Young had...

That hipster ring special agent Hugh Lockwood wears? It's a camera, transmitting image and sound of his surroundings. It's also a scanner, detecting telltale changes in pulse or other biometric readings of himself and the people around him. The ring and more electronic devices -- some embedded -- keep Lockwood linked with Probe Control, where experts and banks of computers provide instant mission-critical warnings, intel, even language translations. Hugh O'Brian portrays Lockwood and Burgess...

The Dr. will see you now. Basketball's Dr. J -- Julius Erving -- operates on the competition in this hoop-it-up disco-era fantasy about a team on a winning streak when it signs up motley players born under the zodiac's fish sign of Pisces. Will the Dr. in the house, trademark cloud-walking, net-shredding slam dunks are plentiful. More hoops excitement follows as the Harlem Globetrotters' Meadowlark Lemon handles the rock as if he had more arms than an octopus and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar shows his...

South American car-racing champ "Bulldog" Banks (Lyle Talbot) has a secret -- he's really a wanted fugitive from the USA named Wally Storm! Clashing with former Sanford Racing Team teammate Robert Griffin (Gavin Gordon) over the attentions of the team's "female mechanician" Pat Sanford (Mary Astor), Wally finds his wheels locked up with Griffin's during a race with fatal consequences. Convicted of murder, Wally is sent to the pen, where he makes a daring escape thanks to mechanic pal Bud Keene...

This season the four warriors advance to Apprentice level Dragons-In-Training. There are over 50 new Shen-Gong-Wu, including those that give powers of time travel, mind reading and one that enables the user to enter his opponents dream world! The Xiaolin Showdowns are much more perilous, and their opponents more threatening and powerful. The most threatening opponent of them all is a new and ominous super-villain, Chase Young.Omi and the others must work together, entering the world of Yin, in...

Ruth Chatterton ends the Warner Bros.' phase of her illustrious film career on a high note -- elevating what could have been a lurid melodrama into a sensitive, underplayed and compelling character study. In this adaptation of the Jacques Deval drama Une Vie Perdue, Chatterton plays Francoise, driven to despair by her Paris playwright husband, Paul (Adolphe Menjou), whose dalliance with his current diva, Odette (Claire Dodd), threatens to escalate from fling to full-fledged divorce....

Rustlers have taken Clay Hardin's (Errol Flynn) cattle and holed up in San Antonio. So Clay does what any cowboy worth his salt has got to do: strap on his sidearm, ride into town and settle the score. Despite his Tasmanian roots and elegant British diction, Flynn made an ideal all-American cowboy. With his steely gaze, lean frame and understated humor, he tamed the West in eight thrilling sagebrush sagas. San Antonio features blazing action (a ripsnorting saloon gunfight), suspense (a tense...

From mailroom to boardroom -- and all the laughs in between. Future Academy Award winner* Halle Berry joins Tommy Davidson and Joseph C. Phillips in getting down to the business of hilarity, in a romantic comedy where the best things in life are free. Mailroom clerk Bobby (Davidson) wants a fast track to the executive suite, and opportunity knocks when buttoned-down middle manager Waymon (Phillips) agrees to recommend Bobby for the firm's management trainee program. The catch: Bobby must...

She was in the wrong place at the wrong time and then she was no more. Jazzman Danny Parker's wife was murdered, and Danny was powerless to prevent it. Now the heartbroken Danny is on the skids, lost among the derelict tweakers of L.A. Or is he? In Danny's world nothing -- most of all Danny -- is what it seems. Mystery runs deep in The Salton Sea. So does the talent behind this dreamlike thriller written by Tony Gayton (Murder by Numbers) and stylishly directed by D.J. Caruso. Val Kilmer is...

What's more fun than a wrestling fan who drives a pump-it-and-dump-it sewage truck and sucks up the sweet air of World Championship Wresting glory at night? Two wrestling fans -- Gordie and Sean! David Arquette is Gordie and Scott Caan is Sean this laugh-slammin' comedy directed by Brian Robbins (Varsity Blues). With their brains in a hammerlock and their hopes high, Gordie and Sean set out to help their favorite WCW Monday Nitro hero (Oliver Platt) regain the championship. Bill Goldberg,...