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This double feature of kung fu flicks from 1981 and 1979 delivers plenty of brave heroes, dastardly villains and fist-flying action. Chiu Lee’s comedic Fearless Dragons stars Jang Lee Hwang and Phillip Ko as two con artists accused of a robbery they didn’t commit. In 7 Steps of Kung Fu, directed by Hua Chung Ting, a young boy pleads with his uncle to teach him the art of the seven steps when a merciless gang threatens to take over their village.

Country music legend Willie Nelson stars in this action-packed thriller as Will, an aging hit man whose interest in a young, beautiful assassin named Ray (Kelli Fleming) leads him to take her under his wing and assign her to a series of high-profile jobs. When one of Ray’s jobs goes terribly awry, Will finds himself having to choose between his new apprentice and the ruthless crime boss who wants her head on a platter.

Still reeling from the death of his wife, Los Angeles detective Tom Ludlow (Keanu Reeves) is devastated when he’s named as a suspect in the murder of his partner (Terry Crews). With the help of a young homicide detective (Chris Evans), Ludlow struggles to clear his name. His boss (Forest Whitaker), meanwhile, tries to protect him from a tough Internal Affairs investigator (Hugh Laurie) who’s determined to put Ludlow behind bars.

This prequel to 2002’s The Scorpion King tells the heroic tale of young Mathayus (Michael Copon) and his relentless quest for justice against an evil and powerful villain, King Sargon (Ultimate Fighting champ Randy Couture). Mathayus faces many heart-stopping tribulations during his adventurous, odds-defying trajectory toward his ultimate destiny as the formidable warrior king of an ancient desert empire.

Brimming with sci-fi action, this cartoon collection chronicles the adventures of intergalactic law enforcers the Galaxy Rangers as they maintain justice on the frontier, battling villains such as Lazarus Slade, Scarecrow and the Queen of the Crown. In this volume, the rangers find themselves attending an interstellar battle of the bands contest, competing in a gunslinging challenge and racing to thwart the evil plans of rogue Supertroopers.
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