Jerry bruckheimer action collection

The Rock --Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish subtitles. Crimson Tide --French, Italian and German language dubbing. Armageddon --French, Italian, German and Dutch subtitles. Deja Vu --French language dubbing; English audio description and French, Dutch, Arabic and Hindi subtitles. Con Air --German, Spanish and Russian language dubbing and French, Italian, German, Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, Portguese, Hebrew, Greek and Estonian subtitles. Gone in 60 Seconds --Russian language dubbing and Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Finnish and Icelandic subtitles. Enemy of the State --Spanish language dubbing; English audio description and Spanish, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish and Finnish subtitles. Pearl Harbor --Turkish language dubbing and subtitles.    

This item is sold brand new. It is ordered on demand from our supplier and is usually dispatched within 7 - 11 working days Collection of eight action films produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. In 'The Rock' (1996), the safety of San Francisco hangs in the balance when General Francis X. Hummel (Ed Harris) and his renegade squad of US Marines take over the abandoned Alcatraz prison and threaten to launch a poison gas attack on the city if their demands are not met. The FBI's response is to call in Stanley Goodspeed (Nicolas Cage), a nerdy weapons expert, and John Patrick Mason (Sean Connery), a former SAS man who has been in jail for the last 30 years, and send them together into the prison complex. Can this unlikely pairing prevent mass murder? In 'Armageddon' (1998), planet Earth comes under threat from an asteroid the size of Texas. NASA's attempt to avert global catastrophe involves sending a motley crew of oil drillers, led by Harry Stamper (Bruce Willis), into space, where they will drop a nuclear bomb into the asteroid's core. Amongst Stamper's team is A.J. (Ben Affleck), the headstrong suitor of his daughter (Liv Tyler), who waits on Earth alongside NASA chief Dan Truman (Billy Bob Thornton) for news of the mission's success. In 'Con Air' (1997), former Army Ranger Cameron Poe (Cage) is returning home on parole to his wife and child after serving eight years for manslaughter. The plane he is flying on is a special convict-only transport aircraft filled with some of the meanest and deadliest villains of them all. Once in the air the plane is hijacked by convict Cyrus 'The Virus' Grissom (John Malkovich), who gets rid of the crew of prison guards at the first scheduled stop, picking up more convicts as he does so. But US Marshal Vince Larkin (John Cusack) is already on his trail. Poe does his best to stop Grissom from escaping with the group of convicts, and just to complicate matters further his diabetic cellmate reveals that he will die if he does not receive his next insulin injection within two hours. In 'Enemy of the State' (1998), the National Security Agency is a covert organisation whose secret activities are protected by a state-of-the-art surveillance network operated by a team of first-rank techno-boffins. When a videotape proving their involvement in a recent political assassination falls into the hands of Washington DA Robert Clayton Dean (Will Smith), the agency do everything they can to encourage Dean's silence. But Dean is determined to reveal the truth, and teaming up with veteran anti-establishment surveillance expert Edward Lyle (Gene Hackman), he decides to play the government spies at their own game. In 'Crimson Tide' (1995), combat veteran Frank Ramsey (Hackman) and his second-in-command Ron Hunter (Denzel Washington) are the chief officers on board US nuclear submarine Crimson Tide. They are heading for Russia, ready to intervene in an escalating crisis which could result in the outbreak of World War III. When they then receive orders to launch their missiles, Ramsay and Hunter clash over the validity of the command and mutiny ensues. In 'Deja Vu' (2006), when a ferry filled with crewmen from the USS Nimitz and their families is blown up in New Orleans, Federal Agent Doug Carlin (Washington) is brought in to help with the investigation. He becomes attached to an experimental FBI surveillance unit that uses spacefolding technology to look back a little over four days into the past. While tracking down the bomber Carlin gets an idea in his head: could they use the device to actually travel back in time and not only prevent the bombing but also the murder of a local woman whose truck was used in the atrocity? In 'Gone in Sixty Seconds' (2000), legendary car thief Randall 'Memphis' Raines (Cage) is forced to come out of retirement when his brother Kip (Giovanni Ribisi) ends up in debt to a ruthless mobster. Charged with stealing fifty cars in three days, Randall sets about reassembling his old team - including former lover Sara 'Sway' Wayland (Angelina Jolie), mechanic Otto Halliwell (Robert Duvall) and the silent but strong Toby (Vinnie Jones) - but faces further challenges in the form of rival car thief Donny (Chi McBride) and local detective Roland Castlebeck (Delroy Lindo), who would love to put Randall behind bars once and for all. In 'Pearl Harbor' (2001), Rafe McCawley (Affleck) is a gung-ho US pilot whose determination to fly against the enemy leads him to Europe and active service in the Battle of Britain. His girlfriend Evelyn (Kate Beckinsale) is left waiting at the Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii, and before long tragedy strikes, with the news reaching Evelyn that Rafe has flown off to the great aircraft hanger in the sky. Heartbroken, she is comforted by Rafe's best friend Danny (Josh Hartnett), and romance soon blooms between them. Meanwhile, the Japanese are preparing their forces for the attack which will trigger the US entry into World War II. Interactive Menus Features Summary Collection of eight action films produced by Jerry Bruckheimer. In 'The Rock' (1996), the safety of San Francisco hangs in the balance when General Francis X... Studio Walt Disney Studios Home Ent. Format Blu-ray disc Release date 20130708 Contributors Sean Connery (Actor), Nicolas Cage (Actor), Ed Harris (Actor), Bruce Willis (Actor), Billy Bob Thornton (Actor), Liv Tyler (Actor), Ben Affleck (Actor), John Cusack (Actor), Gene Hackman (Actor), Will Smith (Actor), Denzel Washington (Actor), Angelina Jolie (Actor), Robert Duvall (Actor), Giovanni Ribisi (Actor), Delroy Lindo (Actor), Vinnie Jones (Actor), Chi McBride (Actor), Kate Beckinsale (Actor), Josh Hartnett (Actor), Jerry Bruckheimer, Don Simpson, David Weisberg, Douglas S. Cook, Mark Rosner, Nick Glennie Smith, Hans Zimmer, John Schwartzman, Gale Anne Hurd, Michael Bay, Jonathan Hensleigh, Jeffrey Abrams, Robert Roy Pool, Tony Gilroy, Shane Salerno, Trevor Rabin, Scott Rosenberg, Mark Mancina, David Tattersall, David Marconi, Harry Gregson-Williams, Daniel Mindel, Michael Schiffer, Dariusz Wolski, Bill Marsilii, Terry Rossio, Paul Cameron, Mike Stenson, Randall Wallace, Michael Bay (Director), Simon West (Director), Tony Scott (Director), Dominic Sena (Director)

Created by Anthony Zuiker and executive produced by movie maven Jerry Bruckheimer, the thrilling series centres on the Las Vegas Police Department's night-shift forensics unit, which utilizes cutting-edge technology to solve the often grisly crimes of a glamorous city whose constant influx of visitors makes it rife with criminal elements. This collection presents all the episodes from the show's ninth season.

Nothing makes good-guy non-recidivist offender Cameron Poe happier than the thought of returning to society, where his angelic wife and the equally angelic little girl he's never known are waiting. And nothing makes him angrier than the passel of psychopathic murderers and rapists aboard his prison transport plane--especially when, under the direction of ringleader Cyrus The Virus Grissom, they revolt and hijack their own plane. Fortunately, our hero's been trained by the Army as an elite one-man-fighting-machine, and a dogged Justice Department agent waits on the ground to help him bring the fanatical fly-boys in for a bloody crash landing--in Vegas! A hyperactive Molotov cocktail blended from the frenetic efforts of high-octane action producer Jerry Bruckheimer (The Rock), hipster-schtick screenwriting specialist Scott Rosenberg, and music video director West. Academy Award Nominations: 2, including Best Original Song (How Do I Live), and Best Sound.