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Relationship Advice: Breaking Up : How to Get Over a Breakup
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Breaking In, The $6.26 Rated: RSynopsis: Synopsis: Burt Reynolds “turns in one of his most convincing and touching performances in years” (The Washington Times) as a safecracker with a heart of gold in this “comedy of character and timing” (The New York Times) that’s both stylish and slick. Co-starring Casey Siemaszko (Young Guns), this “confident, offbeat” (Pauline Kael, The New Yorker) film is “an absolute joy” (Los Angeles Times)! Reynolds is Ernie, a loner thief constantly on the move. But when heand smalltimer Mike (Siemaszko) break into the same house, Ernie takes Mike under his wing, shares the stolen cash and claims, “it’s better to have a partner than a witness!” With the adage “you learn by doing” in mind, the experienced pro begins teaching his craft to the eager, young hotshot in a string of successful heists. But when Mike fails to heed Ernie’s advice and the police close in, Mike may well have to “learn by doing”‘time!Bonus Features: Original Theatrical TrailerAudio: English (Stereo Surround), Spanish (Stereo Surround), French (Mono)Subtitles: English, French, SpanishWidescreen (1.66)Specifications: Box Office: |
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Breaking Into the Game Industry: Advice for a Successful Career from Those Who Have Done It, 1st Edition $34.99 Aspiring and professional game developers have a lot of questions: What should be in their portfolios? How do they make contacts? How do they negotiate salaries? How much do game designers make? What should they wear to interviews? In this fast-paced and humorous guide, the authors answer these questions and many more, including the ones you didn’t know to ask. BREAKING INTO THE GAME INDUSTRY: ADVICE FOR A SUCCESSFUL CAREER FROM THOSE WHO HAVE DONE IT, provides aspiring game developers the know-how and confidence they need to make it in the industry. Written in a unique and engaging question and answer format, the book presents a clear, overall sense of what the game industry is and how the professionals operate in it, answering the key questions new developers should be asking as they begin their career. Providing invaluable advice and tips from experienced professionals, you’ll learn how to best present yourself and your skills, showcase your work and create a compelling portfolio, and much more, giving you a leg up as you try to break into the competitive and fast-paced game industry. |
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Sound Of Breaking Up $8.49 Sound Of Breaking Up |
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Breaking Up Is Hard $4.4 Breaking Up Is Hard |
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The Sound of Breaking Up $20.55 The Sound of Breaking Up |
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Free Advice $14.19 Three single Manhattan women became relationship gurus when they set up a table on a street corner in Soho and began to offer advice on all topics related to romance. From their confidential files, their personal experience, and their unfailing insight, A |
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Breaking Up Is Hard To Do $6 Breaking Up Is Hard To Do – Celtic Thunder |
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Good Advice $7.37 In this comedy, Ryan Turner (Charlie Sheen) is a successful young stockbroker whose life falls apart seemingly overnight when Donald Simpson (Barry Newman), the owner of a powerful media conglomerate, gives him some particularly bad advice about a certain stock; this might have something to do with the fact Ryan has been having an affair with Veronica (Lisa Rinna), Simpson’s wife. Ryan loses his job, he finds himself banned from stock trading, and he’s about to be evicted from his apartment when his live-in girlfriend Cindy (Denise Richards) decides to leave him to fly off to Rio with a new man. As Ryan tries to come up with a way to pay his rent, he gets a call from Cindy’s boss; she writes a newspaper advice column, and it seems her copy is long overdue. Needing Cindy’s paycheck to keep a roof over his head, Ryan begins writing her column for her, leading to a wealth of complications and misunderstandings. Good Advice also stars Jon Lovitz, Rosanna Arquette, and Estelle Harris. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Breaking Up $9.99 ““He isn’t a bad guy . . . he just doesn’t love God.â€? What do you do when you follow after God but your boyfriend doesn’t? You may be crazy in love with him, but there’s that nagging feeling that the relationship isn’t right. Written by a mentor who has “been there and done that,â€? this timely tool coaches teenage girls through relationship breakups, helps them cope with the resulting grief and guilt, and teaches them to grow as a child of God” |
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Deadly Advice $8.32 A disturbed woman starts getting friendly advice from some of the great murderers of history in this black comedy from Great Britain. Introverted Jody Greenwood (Jane Horrocks) and her bolder sister Beth (Imelda Staunton) both live under the thumb of their domineering mother Iris (Brenda Fricker). Jodie has romantic feelings for Dr. Ted Phillips (Jonathan Pryce), a local physician at least twenty years her senior, while Beth has become involved with a hunky male stripper, but both sisters feel paralyzed to do much about their relationships while Iris is still around. One night, Jody is visited by the ghost of Maj. Herbert Armstrong (Edward Woodward), a locally infamous man who made his small town famous with the spectacular murder of his wife. After he passes on some advice about how to achieve personal freedom, Jody kills Iris with an axe and hides the body with Beth’s help. However, bad blood arises between Jody and Beth, and, after a nocturnal visit from well-known murderer Dr. Crippen (Hywel Bennett), Jody is inspired to pick up the hatchet again, doing away with Beth and her stripper. Jody beats the case against her in court and wins the heart of Dr. Phillips, but unfortunately she starts getting visits again … . Jane Horrocks’s performance as Jody won her the Best Actress award at the 1994 Catalonian International Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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Deadly Advice - $12.99 A disturbed woman starts getting friendly advice from some of the great murderers of history in this black comedy from Great Britain. Introverted Jody Greenwood (Jane Horrocks) and her bolder sister Beth (Imelda Staunton) both live under the thumb of their domineering mother Iris (Brenda Fricker). Jodie has romantic feelings for Dr. Ted Phillips (Jonathan Pryce), a local physician at least twenty years her senior, while Beth has become involved with a hunky male stripper, but both sisters feel paralyzed to do much about their relationships while Iris is still around. One night, Jody is visited by the ghost of Maj. Herbert Armstrong (Edward Woodward), a locally infamous man who made his small town famous with the spectacular murder of his wife. After he passes on some advice about how to achieve personal freedom, Jody kills Iris with an axe and hides the body with Beth’s help. However, bad blood arises between Jody and Beth, and, after a nocturnal visit from well-known murderer Dr. Crippen (Hywel Bennett), Jody is inspired to pick up the hatchet again, doing away with Beth and her stripper. Jody beats the case against her in court and wins the heart of Dr. Phillips, but unfortunately she starts getting visits again … . Jane Horrocks’s performance as Jody won her the Best Actress award at the 1994 Catalonian International Film Festival. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi |
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