Underground

Underground: My Life with SDS and the Weathermen
$25.99
My friend and fellow leftist Mark Rudd has written a marvelous autobiography that shows not only his work and experience in the sixties and seventies, but also, and especially, his courage in facing the past now. Understand Mark's vision, commitment, and legacy better by putting it in its full historical context of what was happening in America from 1964 to 1970. Try Die at the Right Time! A Subjective Cultural History of the American Sixties.

Underground : Real Brutal Action
$19.98
From the producers of Displaced comes an exciting new Action film featuring a powerful Hollywood stuntman cast of some of the world s best fighters from films including Batman Begins, James Bond and The Medallion with Jackie Chan.

An underground tournament is set to challenge twelve unique fighters from different disciplines including Kickboxing, Gung Fu, Tae kwon do, Freestyle, Ninjutsu, Mixed Martial Arts, Karate, Wushu, Boxing, Wrestling, Shaololin, Ngor Chor, Capoeira and Wushu handpicked to compete for a one million dollar prize in a no-holds-barred competition that will push them to their limit.

Each fighter has their own reason for competing, and each will give everything they ve got to take the prize...

But there can be only one winner...

Underground
$14.95
This review is for the Roan version. Excellent quality from Roan of one of Warner's WWII films. Also includes Vincent Sherman interview. Quite good.

Underground
$29.95
I liked this movie more first time around, when I was bewildered, charmed and shocked. Much of what reviewers, who declare their Yugo roots, desribe as a film best undestood by people from the region, I am sure is true. I don't know the history, I loved the music and the cinematography, even the speed of the drama. But the slapstick really passes me by. The allegorical presentation at times, was too cute, and laboured. The animals cruelty at the outbreak of war was very telling, and the general revellry living it up, became monotonous while serving the script of bedevilling and blurring fact from fantasy, above and below ground. Some Tarkovskian shots, the duck spreading its wings and filmed from an oblique angle, the island floating in the Danube at the end(Solaris) were brilliant and appropriate flourishes. So, the film is good to look at...but to an outsider, it's hard to emotionally connect with such undeveloped characters.