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The Audrey Hepburn 5 Pack (Widescreen) (Restored / Remastered)

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Alias: The Complete CollectionFrom J.J. Abrams, the creator of LOST, comes the culmination of one of the most thrilling series ever -- ALIAS. Bring home the ultimate fan box set with ALIAS: THE COMPLETE COLLECTION, including all five complete seasons of ALIAS on DVD. This special collector's set is a must-own for all true fans and allows you to become part of the ALIAS phenomenon. Immerse yourself in hours of all-new exclusive bonus features with a special DVD packed with never-before-seen footage that you can only find in this set, including an emotional reunion with all your favorite stars from the series!Source: Buena Vista Home Entertainment

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Six discs of heart-stopping episodes of Alias series four and lots of bonus features!

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<I>Alias</I> was a show that constantly reinvented itself. And its fifth and final season was no exception, as the creative team behind the espionage show worked to pull together the labyrinthine plot elements that had existed over the years, as well as tailor the show around the pregnancy of star Jennifer Garner. The results were somewhat tinged with melancholy as everything was wrapped up, but also had a maturity and respect for its characters--which is not to say that <I>Alias</I> lacked in action. In fact, the season started out with a literal bang, as a truck slammed into the car carrying Sydney Bristow (Garner) and her co-worker and lover Michael Vaughn (Michael Vartan), right after Vaughn had made a mind-blowing revelation to Sydney. What followed was a mind-trippingly enticing blend of fake identities, false fronts, blind alleys, and new characters with dubious intentions, with the importance of the enigmatic Rambaldi device hanging over it all. Just another day at the office for <I>Alias</I>, you say? Not this time--for long-time fans of the shows, the true natures of all characters would finally be revealed, and Sydney would at long last discover the powers of the dreaded Rambaldi device, as well as who was behind the machinations to obtain it for world domination. <p> What <I>Alias</I> did best was mix its outlandish plotlines with accessible characters who were more than just pieces on an espionage game board. The final season did have a few false starts, as it juggled the departure (and reappearance) of established characters and the introduction of new ones, but by the time it had reached its 100th episode, "There's Only One Sydney Bristow," battle lines were drawn as the core characters hurtled toward the show's conclusion. Not to be too cryptic, but the less you know the better, as part of the fun is puzzling out who's doing what to whom; suffice it to say that the ever-capable Garner, along with Victor Garber and Ron Rifkin as the dueling father figures in her life, laid a groundwork of personal drama that held the show together amidst all the shootouts, tech gadgets and costume changes. While (literally) everyone from Sydney's past made an appearance in the show's 100th episode (including an outstanding turn by Bradley Cooper as Syd's erstwhile friend Will), there were a couple great additions too: Rachel Nichols made a fetching Syd-in-training while Amy Acker, who played the daffy good-girl Fred on <I>Angel</I>, was a menacing and captivating adversary. We will answer one question for die-hard <I>Alias</I> fans: Yes, Lena Olin does return as the lethal Irina Derevko. Sorry, we're sworn from saying anything more. <I>--Mark Englehart</I>

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Media Tie-In Juvenile / Children's Fiction - Laura Peyton Roberts,Mass Market Paperback,Series: Alias (Sydney Bristow) Series 2, English-language edition,Pages:208,Pub by Random House Childrens Books on 01-14-2003 - A Secret Life (Alias Series #2) at Barnes and Noble

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A dominating design that is appropriately matched by an elevated heel. High-cut upper combines waterproof leather with Lycra/neoprene panels for a conforming fit that doesn't compromise accessibility. Properly technical underpinnings include an injection molded support, Clarino -wrapped EVA midsole with Merrell Air Cushion and female specific Q-Form foot alignment. Insulated Polatec lining for added warmth.