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2 Pack Includes: "Entourage: The Complete First Season" and "Entourage: The Complete Second Season." "Entourage: The Complete First Season" - Your best friend's star is rising in Hollywood, and there's only one thing to do: join his entourage. Meet Eric, Turtle and Johnny Drama: three guys from Queens dedicated to helping their film-star buddy Vincent Chase navigate the absurdities of modern-day Hollywood - where sex, parties and super-agents rule the town. Episodes include: Disc 1 - "Entourage (Pilot);" "The Review;" "Talk Show" and Date Night." Disc 2 - "The Script And The Sherpa" Busey And The Beach; "The Scene;" "New York" and Bonus Features. "Entourage: The Complete Second Season" - The boys are back in town. Now available on DVD from HBO Video comes the smash second season of "Entourage," the show The Washington Post called, "...pure perfection..." After three months of shooting an indie film in the Big Apple, the boys are back in LA. Eric is officially Vince's manager, Turtle is running the house, Drama is hoping to enhance his onscreen assets...and Ari is pushing a blockbuster role for his golden-boy client. The second season of "Entourage" has critics seeing stars. The Washington Times raved, "HBO finally has its male alternative to "Sex And The City." And the Chicago Sun-Times wrote, "'Entourage' runs ahead of the pack...thoroughlya amusing...great television...top-notch...

Doubler Feature contains "The Island" and "Minority Report." "The Island" - "The Island" is an explosive thrill-ride filled with spectacular chase scenes and phenomenal visual effects! In a desperate race for their lives, Ewan McGregor and Scarlett Johnasson make a daring escape to the outside world where they make the startling discovery that they are more valuable dead than alive. From Director Michael Bay comes an explosive, action-packed thrill ride, with some of the most intense action sequences ever put on film! "Minority Report" - Superstar Tom Cruise gives his "most potent action performance" (David Ansen, Newsweek) in director Steven Spielberg's "Minority Report". For six years, Washington D.C. has been murder-free thanks to astounding technology which identifies killers before they commit their crimes. But when the chief of the Pre-Crime Unit (Cruise) is himself accused of a future murder, he has just 36 hours to discover who set him up - or he'll fall victim to the "perfect" system he helped created. It's a mind-blowing action thriller that's such an achievement, it "reminds us why we go to the movies in the first place" (Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times).

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