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• Blood and Bullets (3 discs) - 6 Guns / Redemption / Age of the Gunslinger | DVD | (08/08/2011) from £14.51   |  Saving you £5.48 (37.77%)   |  RRP £19.99

  Titles Comprise: 6 Guns: In the Old West a young woman witnesses the horrific killing of her husband and sons at the hands of a brutal outlaw and his gang. Now with the help of a bounty hunter she is out for revenge and wont stop until every last member is dead. Redemption: In this tough gritty western Frank a renegade cowboy finds himself on the run and out to clear his name after he's accused of cold bloodied murder. Age Of The Gunslinger As a boy he saw his preacher father murdered. As a soldier he witnessed the horrors of the Civil War. Now bounty hunter James Conners (Justin Ament) has returned to the town of Legend New Mexico to capture the psychotic land baron (Angus Macfadyen of Braveheart and the Saw series) who destroyed his childhood and to marry the girl (Marnie Alton) he left behind.

• College | DVD | (09/04/2001) from £9.94   |  Saving you £10.05 (101.11%)   |  RRP £19.99

  For many, Buster Keaton is the greatest comedian of the silent era rated even above Chaplin, and College (1927) is one of his finest films. A poor student who has to work his way through college, Buster is desperate to win the attention of a pretty girl and takes up sports. His attempt at the high jump is a classic piece of clowning, and as the cox in a boat race Buster displays his full genius for comic invention. Through every disaster, the great "stone face" as he was nicknamed betrays not a flicker of emotion, enduring all humiliations with aplomb. If not quite the equal of The Navigator (1924) or its immediate predecessor The General (1927), College shows Keaton at the top of his form. Tragically, the following year he lost his independence when he signed for MGM. His career collapsed, his marriage broke up and he became an alcoholic, never to regain former glories. On the DVD: The organ music accompanying this silent feature is pleasantly unobtrusive, and apart from a short section in the middle where it deteriorates, the print quality is reasonable. In addition there are two excellent Keaton shorts, One Week (1920) and The Blacksmith (1922).-- Ed Buscombe