Among the most masterful matchups of actor and role in screen history is this stirring film of Robert E. Sherwood's beloved play taking a thoroughly human look at the early years of our 16th President, with all his frailties and strength of character. Best Actor Oscar nominee* Raymond Massey (who originated the role on stage) wonderfully plays the future Great Emancipator in a chronicle of his backwoods childhood through his first romance with Ann Rutledge (Mary Howard) to his phenomenal rise...

In the years following the Civil War, Kansas is in the middle of a difficult time. Homesteaders are moving into the west, trying to start new lives, and are going head to head against cattlemen who have been settled in that territory for years. In Abilene, one of the biggest cattle towns of the west, the town is on the brink of a confrontation between the cattlemen and the homesteaders.

Some towns are born unlucky, and some streets are born bad. It's 1870, and the town of Abilene, Kansas is split down the middle by Texas Street, one side lined with merchants and respectable businesses, the other side lined with nothing but tawdry saloons and houses of ill-repute. And standing between the two sides is Marshal Dan Mitchell (Randolph Scott), the only lawman who might be able to tame Texas Street -- unless one of his rivaling love interests manages to tame him first! Now restored...

Located where the Chisholm Trail ends, Abilene is a bustling cow town largely supported by Texas cattlemen driving their herds to market. Marshal Dan Mitchell, finding it increasingly difficult to keep rowdy cowboys from running roughshod over peaceful homesteaders, tries unsuccessfully to enlist the aid of lackadaisical county Sheriff Bravo Trimble. He will need help keeping the peace when, incensed by barb-wire barricades set up by the homesteaders, brutish Cap Ryder and his trigger-happy...

The mirthful military-school comedy Brother Rat gets a spirited musical makeover as About Face, starring velvet-voiced Gordon MacRae and comedy pros Eddie Bracken and Dick Wesson as conniving cadets who mix their reveille revelry with song, dance and parade-splashy Technicolor . Their romantic maneuvers aren't quite regulation: Bracken is secretly married to Phyllis Kirk, with a baby due soon; Wesson eyes pretty new arrival Virginia Gibson, unaware she's the colonel's daughter; and MacRae...

Robert Taylor ("Ivanhoe") delivers a powerful performance as the pilot of the Enola Gay who dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima. Troubled by his actions, he struggles to cope with his guilt and his marriage. Based on the true story of Col. Paul Tibbets. Co-starring Oscar-nominees James Whitmore ("Battleground") and Eleanor Parker ("Interrupted Melody").

Fred MacMurray and Joan Crawford are American honeymooners in pre-war Europe who are asked by British intelligence to help track down a missing agent.

D.W. Griffith, "the man who invented Hollywood" directs the life of Abraham Lincoln in epic fashion with this lavish production which was selected as one of 1930's ten best films by the New York Times. Walter Huston turns in a towering performance as Lincoln, powerfully supported by a cast that includes Una Merkel, Jason Robards and Ian Keith as John Wilkes Booth. Famed author Stephen Vincent Benet wrote the screenplay, the only one ever attempting to encompass Lincoln's entire life. The work...

In a series of episodic vignettes, pioneer director D.W. Griffith (Birth of a Nation) explores the life and turbulent times of the 16th President of the United States. Historically accurate and to the point, the film explores the birth, loves and tragic presidency of Abe Lincoln. Credited with the skillful use of a moving camera, it was also Griffith's first non-silent film.

Abraham Lincoln is one of the earliest film biographies of America's 16th president. Lincoln (Walter Huston) is shown from his early days, to his presidency, to his assassination at age 56. Featuring a superb ensemble that also includes Jason Robards Sr., Una Merkel, and Kay Hammond, the Lincoln saga was directed by groundbreaking filmmaker D.W. Griffith (The Birth of a Nation) and will have you enthralled!

When a millionaire's machinations catch up with him in the form of a heart attack, his doctors order him to convalesce in absolute silence. Fate has other plans for G.A. Axton (Lionel Atwill), however, when a pair of escaped, condemned criminals (Bernadene Hays and Wallace Ford) crash Axton's recovery and cause a plane to crash on his ranch. On board the downed plane are citizens whom Axton has crossed -- ex-mistress Zelda (Ann Loring); her lover, Gregory (Louis Hayward); political opponent...

THE ABSURD BRAVE is adventure that pits the murderous seductress Lady Nine Flowers and a family of oppressors against the justice-seeking son of a murdered official, his mischievous uncle, a knightly swordsman, and a righteous government investigator.

After the Depression, a real estate executive tires of his life working for his wealthy father-in-law and becomes a ditch digger, eventually aiding the residents of a slum to better their conditions.

Where to find your favorite fast-food hamburger in Paris? How many laundry-soap packets does a trip to Atlanta require? Ask Macon Leary, whose guidebooks are revered by home-loving business travelers who loathe being in transit. About matters of the heart, don't ask Macon. He doesn't have a clue. At least, not yet. This funny, tender film of Anne Tyler's best seller reteams director Lawrence Kasdan with his Body Heat stars William Hurt and Kathleen Turner as misfiring Macon and wife Sarah, and...

The complete "Ace Drummond" serial on two DVDs.

Our hero, Ace Drummond, is called on to stop a mysterious villain known as "The Dragon" from sabotaging a fledgling transcontinental airline attempting to establish a route between the U.S. and China.

Based on the comic strip by beloved World War I flying hero Eddie Rickenbacker, this popular serial of the '30s follows the adventures of master pilot Ace Drummond, "G-Man of the Air!" Ace travels to Mongolia to investigate air catastrophes. The mysterious villain known as The Dragon has sabotaged the planes using radar and a secret remote controlled communication device. Ace meets the beautiful Peggy Trainor (Jean Rogers of Flash Gordon fame) who is searching for her lost archaeologist father...

Based on the comic strip by beloved World War I flying hero Eddie Rickenbacker, this popular serial of the '30s follows the adventures of master pilot Ace Drummond, "G-Man of the Air!" Ace travels to Mongolia to investigate air catastrophes. The mysterious villain known as The Dragon has sabotaged the planes using radar and a secret remote controlled communication device. Ace meets the beautiful Peggy Trainor (Jean Rogers of Flash Gordon fame) who is searching for her lost archaeologist father...

Based on the comic strip by beloved World War I flying ace Eddie Rickenbacker, this exciting feature-length version of the 13-episode serial put out in 1936 follows the adventures of master pilot Ace Drummond, "G-Man of the Air." Ace travels to Mongolia to investigate air catastrophes. The mysterious villian known as the Dragon has sabotaged the planes using radar and a secret remote controlled communication device. Ace meets the beautiful Peggy Trainor (Jean Rogers of Flash Gordon fame) who...

BACK ON DVD - Western action-adventure in the best Italian tradition, "Ace High" was shot in Mexico, Spain, and Rome. Cacopoulos (Eli Wallach) takes $300,000 from two hombres of questionable moral fiber, then proceeds to spread the cash around generously. His victims follow his trail, but when the men finally do meet, they must join forces to defend themselves against a murderous desperado. Before the battle is over, Cacopoulos has once again absconded with the cash. And the chase is on,...

Sculptor "Rocky" Thorne (Richard Dix) is branded a coward by his fiancee Nancy Adams (Elizabeth Allan) as the United States enters World War 1. Rocky enlists into service and trains as an aviator to prove his worth to Nancy. Wounded during his first aerial engagement, Rocky's attitude towards the war changes and the heat of battle turns him into a cold-blooded killing machine. With the instability in Europe foreshadowing the beginnings of World War 11, Ace of Aces is timely as it tackles the...

Ace of Cactus Range (1924, B&W, Silent): Diamond smugglers abduct an elderly rancher and his daughter Virginia, who have chanced upon their illegal activities. The marshal and some local lawmen manage to track them through the desert to their mountain hideout. Time is of the essence, because the crooks have abandoned the old man in the desert to die, and gang member Bull, crazed with lust, is closeing in fast on Virginia.In the mid-1920s, movie bit player George Kesterson had a career-altering...

Ace of Clubs (1926): The Horton Ranch is in the grip of a violent range war, which brings Jack Horton home - but not in time to save his brother, who has been mysteriously murdered. Like their father, the only clue is a playing card - the Ace of Clubs - pinned to his coat. Despite the pleas of his grieving mother, Jack is determined to avenge the family. Starring Al Hoxie, Minna Serry Redman, Jules Cowles and Peggy Montgomery; Directed by J.P. McGowan.Another Man's Boots (1922): Cow-puncher...

Gentleman Tim Madigan (Tim McCoy) is a dapper card shark who plays for big money in cowboy saloons from Nevada to California. Despite his big black hat and bow tie, "Gentleman" Tim never wears a gun. In one high stakes game, Jose Hernandez, the son of a respected Mexican rancher, loses a bundle until Madigan exposes the opponent as a card cheat and returns the boy's money. Later, the crooked player is found murdered. The local sheriff suspects that Jose is the killer but also keeps a close eye...