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Top Gear US: Season One

All 10 episodes from the first season--including "Cobra Attack," "Flying Coupe DeVille," "Beater Boot Camp," "Car vs. Plane," and "America's Toughest Trucks"--are presented in a three-disc set. 7 1/2 hrs. total. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo. **10 episodes on 3 discs. 7 1/2 hrs.**

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Murdersaurus Rex: The Killer of Man

Two years ago, the most dangerous serial murderer America had ever known, Jake Stryker a former Green Beret, was put to death by the Electric Chair.But before he died, he vowed to take revenge on the detective that brought him to justice. And now it looks like he might just get his chance!Stryker's brain is transferred into the body of a cloned Velociraptor by the U.S. Department of Defense, but not even they can tame the savage beast!Stryker escapes and seeks revenge in this bloodsoaked tale that shows you that it's dangerous to fool with Mother Nature!This film contains graphic violence, language and nudity. It is strongly recommended that this film is not purchased by or shown to persons under the age of 18.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.

Dinosaur Face-Off: Velociraptor vs. Ankylosaur

Find out which dinosaur was champion of the prehistoric world as mechanical dinosaurs - meticulously constructed according to actual fossil evidence - go to battle. First, the abilities of these ancient creatures are put to the test in distinctly modern environments - like Velociraptor matching movements with an ostrich on a treadmill. Then, the claws come out as Velociraptor pits his sickle-shaped talons and cat-quick speed against Ankylosaur's armor-plated hide and devastating club tail.

Top Gear US: Season One [Blu-ray]

A very popular, very English auto show crosses the pond with the debut of Top Gear US, featuring 10 first-season episodes (plus bonus material) on three discs--and while the Brit-ness is definitely gone, in virtually every other respect this feast for car freaks has made the trip intact. Three hosts (the new Yanks are Adam Ferrara, Tanner Foust, and Rutledge Wood) road test high-performance, high price tag "supercars" (Lamborghini Gallardo, Morgan Aero SuperSports, Aston Martin V12 Vantage) and trucks; merrily punish old beaters purchased for $1,000 (Cadillac Coupe DeVille, Buick Roadmaster); take part in bizarre challenges, like those matching a Dodge Viper against a helicopter and a Ford VelociRaptor truck against a HALO parachute jumper; host visiting celebs (Tony Hawk, Michelle Rodriguez, Kid Rock, astronaut Buzz Aldrin) who drive a lap in a cheap Suzuki sedan; and exchange occasionally witty banter in front of a studio audience. The vehicles may differ, but the show's format is identical to its British counterpart's. And why not--it works. That includes the music, too; it's hard not to like a show that features Black Sabbath, the Doors, and Mussorgsky along with the Allman Brothers' "Jessica" as its theme song. Of course, there are a few differences. Instead of tooling around, say, the Italian Alps, our heroes do their driving in rural North Carolina, coastal Florida, the western desert, and other American locales (as always, both the locations and the cars are beautifully photographed). And in the absence of the English hosts, especially the droll Jeremy Clarkson, the tone is markedly American; less Jeremy means more Jackass, you might say, although Ferrara, assuming the Clarkson role, gets off some good one-liners, like comparing driving the Lamborghini to "being aroused at gunpoint." Bonus features include a podcast and a series of "poolside chats" in which the hosts discuss airline travel and other pointless trivia. --Sam Graham

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