Threshold DVD Movie

Threshold

List Price	$14.99 (You save $3.64)
Studio	Image Entertainment
Orig Year	2003
All Time Sales Rank	65676
CD Universe Part number	7526230
Catalog number	3985
Discs	1
Release Date	Dec 11, 2007
Rating	Not Rated
Running Time	85 Minutes
Movie Details	Color; Sci Fi. Essentials

Threshold Review

Guidelines
Remember to focus your comments on Threshold DVD.
Check our review guidelines for specific details regarding customer review policy.

To submit your review, please fill out the above form and click "Submit Review." A staff member will then verify your review meets our guidelines. Upon approval, your review will be published within a few days.

Please do not use this form to comment on web site errors or for order related questions. If you have concerns of this nature, please contact customer service by filling out this form.

Threshold DVD

NTSC
Keep Case
Full Frame -
1.33
Widescreen -
1.78
Audio:
Dolby Digial 2.0 Surround - English
Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround - English

To buy, Click on price to add to cart

Also Bought

U F O No Heavy Petting CD (1976) Japan; Remastered

Threshold video

$24.65

NO HEAVY PETTING was the 1976 release by U.K. hard rockers UFO, featuring "Natural Thing." This reissue is what re-masters are all about. While the original master of UFO's HEAVY PETTING buried the quintet's sonic attack in a muddy mix, this one rediscovers their power and ...

Also Bought

U F O Obsession CD (1978) Japan; Remastered

Threshold film

$27.05

UFO had finally fulfilled their potential with 1977's exceptional hard rock tour de force, LIGHTS OUT, and released another prime slice of heavy metal just one year later, OBSESSION. While most '70s Euro-metal bands such as Black Sabbath, Judas Priest, etc., dealt largely with doom and gloom, UFO proved to have more in common with such US melodic hard rockers as Van Halen. OBSESSION proved to be UFO's most successful studio ...

Also Bought

U F O Ain't Misbehavin' CD (1988) (Import)

Threshold review

$19.39

Also Bought

Chris Stamey Travels In The South CD (2004)

Threshold DVD

$13.75

A founding leader of the influential cult band the dB's, Chris Stamey has spent most of last 15 years producing other people's discs (Alejandro Escovedo, Yo La Tengo, Whiskeytown) rather than creating his own. Not counting a 1995 instrumental album, Travels in the South marks his first record since 1991, when he released both the solo Fireworks and Mavericks, a duet disc with his old dB's partner Peter Holsapple. South, however, shows little sign of rustiness. The album kicks off with the glorious "14 Shades of Green," a chimey gem that takes a nostalgic look at a hometown. This leadoff track also establishes the theme of traveling that runs through the disc. Songs like "Insomnia," "Ride," and the title track all touch upon the feeling of life in transit. The sublime "In Spanish Harlem" takes a Paul Simon-esque look at New York City but with a decidedly eased-back Southern tempo. The entire album, in fact, rides along at a leisurely pace, with the majority of songs surpassing the four-minute mark. But Stamey uses his production savvy to build these songs into "mid-life symphonies," to make Brian Wilson's phrase more age-appropriate. A solitary piano and mournful pedal steel help to accentuate the longing in "Insomnia." A Byrds-ian guitar riff weaves through "Alive" and heavenly Beach Boys harmonies swell in "Kierkegaard." "And I Love Her," a prototypical Stamey love ballad, deftly blends '50s pop with the Beatles. It all results in a lovely, ...

Also Bought

Mission Of Burma Gun to the Head CD 2 CD Set

Threshold movie DVD

$12.75

Taking its cue from late-1970s British art-punks like Wire and Gang of Four, Boston's Mission of Burma developed a unique, angular sound that was at once pre-eminent in and definitive of the burgeoning US post-punk scene. For a band whose initial studio recordings consisted only of one full album and one EP, they were enormously influential, so this compilation comes off like the Dead Sea Scrolls of American indie rock, nearly every song foreshadowing a group that would appear years later. Things kick off with the band's signature song, "That's When I Reach for My Revolver," which combines tension and discord with moodiness and melancholy ...

Also Bought

Avh: Alien vs. Hunter DVD (2007)

Threshold video

$16.99

Weird Al Show - The Complete Series DVDs (1997) Digipak

Threshold film

$27.19

In 1997, musical satirist Weird Al Yankovic ventured into the world of children's programming with his appropriately wacky Saturday morning series THE WEIRD AL SHOW. Taking his cue from PEE WEE'S PLAYHOUSE, Weird Al spun surreal comedy, animation, musical sequences, special guest stars, and, of course, his trademark pop-culture parodies into a pleasantly bizarre confection somewhat marred by network-mandated moral lessons. Though it only lasted for one season, the series remains a much-beloved cult favorite and is presented here in its entirety for a total of 13 episodes featuring inspired guest appearances by Drew Carey, Gilbert Gottfried, Michael McKean, Judy Tenuta, Emo Philips, ...

This Hollow Sacrament DVD (2007) Widescreen

Threshold review

$7.75
Based upon a series of grisly true events that took place in the late 1990s, the horror movie THIS HOLLOW SACRAMENT follows a troubled police detective as he investigates the murders of four women in Sacramento. Based on true events, the story revolves around the murder of four young women in Northern ...

Pilates Gymball Workout DVD (2007)

Threshold DVD

$14.75
Standard Screen; Soundtrack English

Pride Of The Yankees DVD (1942) Pan & Scan; Collector's Edition

Threshold movie DVD

$10.49

Gary Cooper plays Lou Gehrig, the first baseman for the Yanks who suffered from a crippling and incurable disease. Even when Gehrig was a student at Columbia University, the press had already pegged him as a top ballplayer. Soon the New York Yankees selected Gehrig for their lineup, and he became an overnight sensation on the baseball diamond. But this dedicated player--who had never missed a game once he stepped onto a Major League Baseball field--suddenly fell ill with a mysterious disease. As his body began to fail him, Gehrig had to say good-bye to the fans who idolized him and to the sport he loved so dearly. The film's final scene ...