Eleventh Hour

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Multi-platinum Christian rockers Jars of Clay will lift you up with their unique brand of spirited--and spiritual--pop, showcased in this lively concert performance. Songs include "Flood," "Collide," "I Need You," "Fly," "Disappear," "I'm Alright," "Crazy Times" and more. 86 min. Standard; Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital stereo; featurette; "making of" documentary; bonus footage.

Sometimes, change is good, as evidenced by Matt Smith's assumption of the mantle of Britain's beloved science-fiction hero, Doctor Who, in this stellar series. Replacing David Tennant, who was arguably the most popular incarnation of the Time Lord since Tom Baker, was an unenviable task for any actor. But relative newcomer Smith--the youngest performer to play the Doctor--makes the role his own within the first few moments of the series opener, "The Eleventh Hour," which introduces his puckish interpretation, as well as companion Amy Pond (Karen Gillan). The pair, whose banter is a terrific mix of screwball humor and light sexual tension, are later joined by Amy's fiancé, Rory (Arthur Darvill), who is not quite whom he appears, as revealed in "The Pandorica Opens." Old enemies such as the Daleks ("Victory of the Daleks"), the Silurians ("The Hungry Earth"), and the formidable Weeping Angels ("The Time of the Angels") test the Eleventh Doctor's mettle, as does the series' central adventure, in which a host of the Doctor's foes, including the Cybermen and the Sontarans, unite to seal him in the fabled Pandorica, an inescapable prison located within Stonehenge. The 13 episodes of Series 5 are thrilling, thoughtful, humorous, and altogether addictive--in short, as good a series of Doctor Who as any that's been produced. When compared to the archival Doctor Who releases, the six-disc set of the Complete Fifth Series comes up somewhat short in the supplemental feature department, but there are still a number of worthwhile extras to complement the episodes. Chief among these are the six commentary tracks, most of which feature newly minted show runner Steven Moffat (Sherlock), as well as Gillan and Darvill, and run the gamut from giggly, lightweight chats to informative looks at the production process. Less interesting are the video diaries by the three series leads, which are amusing but forgettable fluff, as are the outtakes and Doctor Who Confidential Cut-Downs. The Monster Files provides a look at the series' key villains, including the new designs for the Daleks and the monstrous Alliance, which Moffat reveals as being comprised of whatever costumes were available at the time of shooting (!). A barrage of TV spots and promos, including a US spot, round out the extras. --Paul Gaita

After his explosive regeneration, the Eleventh Doctor awakes to discover his TARDIS is about to crash. After falling from the sky, he pulls himself out of the wreckage to come face-to-face with young Amy Pond. The Doctor promises to take Amy to the stars. But first they must divert an alien plot that could destroy the Earth. The Doctor makes good his promise, and Amy boards the regenerated TARDIS, ready to take to the stars on a series of wild adventures that will change her life. As always, wherever the Doctor goes, his oldest enemies, the Daleks, are never far behind. They are hatching a new master plan from the heart of war-torn London in the 1940s. But they are not the only strange creatures the Doctor and Amy must face - there are also alien vampires, humanoid reptiles, the Weeping Angels, and a silent menace that follows Amy and the Doctor around wherever they go.

Comparisons to Al Gore's Oscar-winning slide show will be inevitable, but there's a key difference between the two documentaries. An Inconvenient Truth was aimed at the PBS set, while Leonardo DiCaprio's The 11th Hour combines a traditional structure with a more MTV-friendly pace. Of course, neither was made by these public figures. Davis Guggenheim directed the former, while Nadia Conners and Leila Conners Petersen are behind the latter. DiCaprio serves as producer, co-writer, and narrator (the three previously worked on the short films Global Warming and Water Planet). Their first feature combines a diverse array of interviews with a dizzying variety of images, both soothing and alarming (droughts and hurricanes vs. serene sunsets and playful polar bears). Speakers include former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, Cambridge physicist Stephen Hawking, and progressive CEO Ray Anderson, hero of The Corporation. Granted, there's no obvious youth appeal in these subjects, but the presence of the Titanic heartthrob-turned-Scorsese star, who keeps his on-screen narration to a tasteful minimum, plus atmospheric tracks from Sigur Rós, Coldplay and Mogwai seems likely to attract a younger crowd. And that seems to be the point, since The 11th Hour is, at heart, a call to arms. It begins by taking a look at the causes of global warming before exploring solutions, from eating organic to building with solar power. There isn't a ton of new information for environmental experts, but DiCaprio and his team have assembled a thought-provoking primer for neophytes and potential activists. --Kathleen C. Fennessy

Is Earth headed for environmental catastrophe? Co-producer/narrator Leonardo DiCaprio is joined by an array of experts who warn that mankind is almost out of time to repair the damage done to the environment by destructive industrial practices and overzealous energy consumption. Fortunately, this provocative documentary suggests, it may not be too late to heal the planet if "greener" energy technology is aggressively pursued. 92 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English Dolby Digital 5.1; Subtitles: English (SDH), French, Spanish; featurettes.

The 2004 Shiraz 11th Hour is a blend of fruit from a 60-year-old Greenock vineyard 60 and a 90-year-old vineyard in Nuriootpa 40. It was aged 18 months in used French oak. Its dense rubypurple color is followed by aromas of peppery black currants, roasted meats, new saddle leather, and earth. This opulent, rich, full-throttle wine exhibits a smooth, long finish with a stunning texture as well as richness. Consume it over the next 10-12 years. 91-93 Points Wine Advocate

Fresh and vibrant, this is aromatic with black cherry and wild berry fruit, framed by modest tannins and finishing with open-weave expressivity. Hints at black olive and coffee as the finish lingers.

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Play the world's best-selling mystery of all timeProduct InformationFirst there were ten... A curious assortment of virtual strangers invited to a lavish estate on an isolated island.  Through a recording their mysterious host accuses each of his 'guests' of murder and proceeds to exact justice by being judge jury and executioner... for each has been marked for murder.  Tension mounts and secrets are revealed as one-by-one the number of guests systematically dwindles according to the ingenious plan of the unseen killer.  Fine the culprit or there will be none...Prepare  yourself for an extraordinary investigative thriller in this superb adaptation of the world's Best-Selling Mystery novel.  Play as the new eleventh character Patrick Narracott the boatman who takes the guests to Shipwreck Island.  Mysteriously you also end up trapped with the others.  Command an exhilarating adventure as you solve the mystery and find the killer before you bee the next victim.Product FeaturesAcquaint yourself with more than 10 characters revealing each of their darkest secrets.Enthralling new twists-and-turns where you control the unique multiple game endings.Over 20 hours of engrossing gameplay that will keep you on the edge of your seat.Collect and bine clues to help your investigation and solve the killer's enigmas.Windows RequirementsWindows 98 Me 2000 XPPentium 3 850 MHz or equivalent processor256 MB of RAM1.5 GB Hard Drive space32 MB DirectX 9 patible Video Card16-bit DirectX patible Sound Card16X CD/DVD-ROM driveSpeakersMouseKeyboard 

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It's Goku versus Frieza high above the surface of Namek; fists, insults, and blasts of energy fly as the valiant superhero and sniggering supervillain duke it out. But there's a strict time limit on the duel: one of Frieza's energy blasts struck the core of Namek, so the planet will explode in a matter of minutes. While the battle rages, Gohan carries Bulma and the badly wounded Picollo from the crumbling surface of Namek to the safety of Goku's spaceship. Meanwhile, Goku's former instructor King Kai has had Mr. Popo gather together the seven Dragonballs as part of his plan to defeat Frieza. Goku allows Frieza to attain his maximum power during their battle: he's determined to prove who is stronger, with no excuses. The plan backfires when a devastating attack by Frieza hurls Goku deep into the surface rock of Namek. Believing his father to be dead, Gohan attacks Frieza, proving himself a worthy heir to the Super Saiyan tradition. Needless to say, Goku comes roaring back, delivering the mixture of sci-fi action, sword-and-sorcery fantasy, and Valley dude dialogue that has made Dragonball Z a favorite in both the U.S. and Japan. The unrated edition is suitable for ages 8 and up; cartoon violence and minor sexual innuendo. The edited version is the same program that plays on the Cartoon Network, removing blood, nudity, smoking, and profanity, and even a few frames from the moments when punches land. The uncut versions of these adventures run one to five minutes longer. --Charles Solomon

Episode 82 - Namek's Destruction Finding Goku's newfound Super Saiyan strength to be too much for him, Frieza directs his attack at the planet Namek itself! Unable to react in time, Goku is forced to watch helplessly as Frieza's energy blast tears through the heart of the once tranquil planet. Things look bleak for the mighty Saiyan and his friends as the fiery explosion rips through Namek's core! Can anyone survive such incredible destruction? Episode 83 - A Final Attack With only minutes to go before the planet explodes, Goku launches a ferocious assault against the weakened Frieza. But Frieza proves that he has a few tricks left up his sleeve as he begins to gather the energy he needs to achieve 100% of his true power! Meanwhile, Gohan races to bring Bulma back to Goku's spaceship as Namek crumbles around them. Can Goku defeat Frieza in time to rejoin his son and fly to safety, or is the fully energized Frieza too powerful for even the Super Saiyan to handle? Episode 84 - Approaching Destruction The two most powerful forces in the universe collide as the battle between Goku and Frieza rages on. Back on Earth, the seven Dragon Balls have been collected, and King Kai devises a plan that may save his friends on Namek and put an end to the evil Frieza. But with Namek's final destruction imminent, can Kame and Popo use the Dragon Balls before it's too late? Episode 85 - Gohan Returns The first stage of King Kai's plan is complete, and all of Frieza's victims have been wished back to life. But while the people of Namek begin to rise again, the mighty Super Saiyan Goku falls as Frieza launches a devastating final assault. Sensing his father's defeat, Gohan rushes to the scene as the universe's last hope against the seemingly invincible Frieza. Can Gohan succeed where Goku failed, or will this be the end of both father and son?

It's Goku versus Frieza high above the surface of Namek; fists, insults, and blasts of energy fly as the valiant superhero and sniggering supervillain duke it out. But there's a strict time limit on the duel: one of Frieza's energy blasts struck the core of Namek, so the planet will explode in a matter of minutes. While the battle rages, Gohan carries Bulma and the badly wounded Picollo from the crumbling surface of Namek to the safety of Goku's spaceship. Meanwhile, Goku's former instructor King Kai has had Mr. Popo gather together the seven Dragonballs as part of his plan to defeat Frieza. Goku allows Frieza to attain his maximum power during their battle: he's determined to prove who is stronger, with no excuses. The plan backfires when a devastating attack by Frieza hurls Goku deep into the surface rock of Namek. Believing his father to be dead, Gohan attacks Frieza, proving himself a worthy heir to the Super Saiyan tradition. Needless to say, Goku comes roaring back, delivering the mixture of sci-fi action, sword-and-sorcery fantasy, and Valley dude dialogue that has made Dragonball Z a favorite in both the U.S. and Japan. The unrated edition is suitable for ages 8 and up; cartoon violence and minor sexual innuendo. The edited version is the same program that plays on the Cartoon Network, removing blood, nudity, smoking, and profanity, and even a few frames from the moments when punches land. The uncut versions of these adventures run one to five minutes longer. --Charles Solomon

Episode 82 - Namek's Destruction Finding Goku's newfound Super Saiyan strength to be too much for him, Frieza directs his attack at the planet Namek itself! Unable to react in time, Goku is forced to watch helplessly as Frieza's energy blast tears through the heart of the once tranquil planet. Things look bleak for the mighty Saiyan and his friends as the fiery explosion rips through Namek's core! Can anyone survive such incredible destruction? Episode 83 - A Final Attack With only minutes to go before the planet explodes, Goku launches a ferocious assault against the weakened Frieza. But Frieza proves that he has a few tricks left up his sleeve as he begins to gather the energy he needs to achieve 100% of his true power! Meanwhile, Gohan races to bring Bulma back to Goku's spaceship as Namek crumbles around them. Can Goku defeat Frieza in time to rejoin his son and fly to safety, or is the fully energized Frieza too powerful for even the Super Saiyan to handle? Episode 84 - Approaching Destruction The two most powerful forces in the universe collide as the battle between Goku and Frieza rages on. Back on Earth, the seven Dragon Balls have been collected, and King Kai devises a plan that may save his friends on Namek and put an end to the evil Frieza. But with Namek's final destruction imminent, can Kame and Popo use the Dragon Balls before it's too late? Episode 85 - Gohan Returns The first stage of King Kai's plan is complete, and all of Frieza's victims have been wished back to life. But while the people of Namek begin to rise again, the mighty Super Saiyan Goku falls as Frieza launches a devastating final assault. Sensing his father's defeat, Gohan rushes to the scene as the universe's last hope against the seemingly invincible Frieza. Can Gohan succeed where Goku failed, or will this be the end of both father and son?