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94 Films found to Buy
Do the Right Thing (1989)
- Spike Lee's tour–de–force of racial friction and personal politics, forged his status as the most important black director in history.…
- DVD $39.95
Kiki's Delivery Service (1989)
- A magical animation from the masterful Japanese dir. Miyazaki, which delivers a contemporary fairytale with strong characters, rich visuals and a…
- Blu-Ray $34.95, $39.95
Weekend at Bernies (1989)- A tacky but highly inventive comedy about two young execs who must ensure their deceased boss at least appears that way in order to enjoy his luxury…
- DVD $14.95 | Blu-Ray $24.95
Big Blue, The (1988)- Visually, aurally (and literally) breathtaking tale of two rival free–fall divers, an American journalist, and the glorious Mediterranean.…
- DVD
$19.95$14.95 
My Neighbour Totoro (Tonari no Totoro) (1988)- Dir. Miyazaki’s first huge hit in Japan is a model family film: realistic characters responding to realistic crises in a realistic way, though…
- DVD $29.95 | Blu-Ray $39.95
Ngati (1988)- A moving and powerful drama about an Australian immigrant who encounters the spiritual home of the local 'Ngati' or tribe, which triggers his own…
- DVD
$29.95$22.45 
Drowning by Numbers (1987)- Blackly comic tale of three women who each drown their husbands. Peppered with references to game–playing, you can take part by counting to…
- Poster (VG) $12.95
Transformers - The Movie (1986)- Accompanying the mid–80s craze for ‘Transformer’ toys – robots which could transform into cars, planes etc. – was this animated…
- Blu-Ray $34.95
Mr. Wrong (1985)- A young woman acquires a Mark 2 Jaguar that appears to be harbouring the ghost a past owner. Some well executed thrills keep Heather Bolton…
- DVD
$30$20 
Keep, The (1983)- German soldiers camping in a Romanian castle are visited by various ghoulies in Michael Mann's off–beat supernatural yarn set during WWII,…
- DVD $19.95
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