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In a post-apocalyptic world, a vicious warlord sends a mercenary (Dolph Lundgren) to find his runaway fiancée (Valerie Chow), who fled to form a resistance against the current regime. Ruechang: Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa. Emmerich: Gary Hudson. Directed by Isaac Florentine. (Repeat).

Dolph Lundgren is at his hard-hitting, action-hero best as LAPD Sgt. Frank Gannon, an upright veteran who is about to retire---if a band of dirty cops doesn't get him first. Directed by Sidney J. Furie ("Iron Eagle"). Polly Shannon, Conrad Dunn, Donald Burda, Rothaford Gray, Walter Alza, Alex Karzis, Larry Day, Daniel Kash, Elias Zarou, Joseph Luna Griffin, Joe Pingue. (Repeat).

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Sequel to "Sabata," with Yul Brynner as a mercenary after gold in 1867 Mexico. Dean Reed. Escudo: Pedro Sanchez. Skimmel: Gerard Herter. September: Sal Borgese. Ocano: Franco Fantasia. Folgen: Gianni Rizzo. Manuel: Salvatore Billa. Directed by Gianfranco Parolini. (Repeat).

An 1820s Kentucky backwoodsman heads west toward Texas with his son in search of a new life, but a longstanding family feud and run-ins with several corrupt individuals along the way threaten his ultimate goal. (Repeat).

A hard-bitten outlaw befriends a young fugitive in 1880s Texas. (Repeat).

An ex-Secret Service agent sets out on one last mission in exchange for an experimental drug that could save his life in this high-flying thriller. Meanwhile, he is tasked with looking after his estranged daughter as the drug's debilitating side effects begin to take hold. (Repeat).

Screenwriter-director Robert Rodriguez "shot, chopped and scored" this entertaining thriller about a guitar-playing gunslinger and a corrupt CIA agent who's trying to stop a Mexican coup, in this follow-up to "El Mariachi" and "Desperado". (Repeat).

David Lean's epic won seven Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Alec Guinness as the leader of British POWs forced to build a railroad bridge in World War II Indochina. Filmed in Ceylon (Sri Lanka). Oscar-winning screenplay by Carl Foreman. (Repeat).