Remastered version of Brad Bird's animated classic featuring two new scenes.

In 1957, a gigantic iron man crash lands from outer space in Rockwell, Maine. After reassembling itself, the giant is discovered by nine-year-old Hogarth Hughes, who helps it to conceal itself while feeding on scrapyard cars. Hogarth is assisted by beatnik Dean McCoppin, unaware that government agent Kent Mansley is already on the trail of what he regards as an 'alien invader'.

When Johnny Cammareri (Danny Aiello) goes to visit his dying mother in Sicily, he asks his long-term girlfriend Loretta (Cher) to contact his estranged brother Ronny (Nicolas Cage) and invite him to their upcoming wedding. Ronny, a hot-headed baker, turns out to be everything his brother is not, and soon he and his prospective sister-in-law are embarking on a passionate affair. Oscars were won by Cher, supporting actress Olympia Dukakis, and writer John Patrick Shanley.

All 35 episodes from the second season of HBO's real-time psychotherapy drama series. The series follows therapist Paul Weston (Gabriel Byrne) as he engages in sessions throughout the week. On Monday through to Thursday, Paul sees his regular clients - Mia (Hope Davis), April (Alison Pill), Oliver (Aaron Grady Shaw) and Walter (John Mahoney) - while on Fridays Paul himself attends sessions with his mentor Gina (Dianne Wiest), revealing the crippling personal insecurities that belie his confident, insightful, professional persona.

American Authors And Critics Series, No. 7.

American Authors And Critics Series, No. 7.

The settings for these twelve short stories widely involve homes, jungles, mountains, islands and ocean liners from the 19th Century to present. The characters are adventurous, mystifying and generally like people we admire or fear. Written by a lover of surprise O'Henry endings.

In the last forty years Roman Catholic moral theology has been experiencing revolutionary tension and change. In this unique and thoroughly documented study a distinguished Jesuit moral theologian examines the events, personalities, and conflicts which have contributed, from New Testament times to the present, to the Roman Catholic moral tradition and its contemporary crisis, and interprets the fundamental changes taking place in the subject today.

This volume is composed of articles by former students of Professor Holmes and presented to him in his sixty-fifth year. Most of the essays deal with medieval subjects or subjects very closely associated with the Middle Ages.