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 The Golden Breed DVD 4 Pack: The Dale Davis Collection $39.95 Brand NEW and SEALED direct from the distributor. These 4 films produced by Dale Davis make a great addition to your surf movie collection or an impressive gift for any surfer you know! Each of these DVDs is normally priced at $19.95, putting this 4-pack at the value of $79.80. Now available for the incredibly low price of 39.95! Dale Davis was one of the most prolific surf film makers of the 1960's, and in this 4-pack he was able to capture not just one or two of the top surfers from the era - but just about all of them! These movies feature Mickey Dora, Midget Farley, Lance Carson, Johnny Fain, Greg Knoll, Phil Edwards, Butch Van Artsdalen, Rusty Miller, Rennie Yater, Mike Doyle, Fred Van Dyke, George Downing, Paul Strouch and more! The Golden Breed Considered to be Dale Davis' crowning achievement, this film showed across the United States in 1968 to packed drive-in theaters. Other than "The Endless Summer", it was the only other surf movie to do so. Please sit back and enjoy this surfing masterpiece regarded by many as the best longboard movie ever made! Walk on the Wet Side Discover the early days of California surfing in this 1961 Dale Davis classic! See the men who made surfing what it is today as they explore a pristine coast. Strictly Hot Surfing in the `60s became the biggest fad ever to sweep America. From Pipline to Sunset Beach, Rincon to Malibu, in this film you'll experience the surfing culture in its prime. Watch Mickey Dora and Johnny Fain battle it out at the big Malibu contest of 1963 in this movie, considered "The most colorful surf epic ever filmed"! Inside Out Two of the largest waves ever filmed are in this epic movie delight! This is a collectors treasure with rare footage of surfing legends chronicled in this wonderful surf epic from the early 1960's. ![Mickey Blue Eyes [Region 2]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/218QBG2KA4L._SL160_.jpg) Mickey Blue Eyes [Region 2] $25.48 This was an entertaining comedy, similar to several other films I've seen in which an innocent-appearing nice guy gets caught up in the middle of a mob family. (i.e. Matthew Broderick in "The Freshman.") In this film, it's Hugh Grant who winds up in mobster James Caan's clan. The latter isn't known for his comedy but he's good at it. Sometimes just the facial expressions on Caan's face brought out big laughs with me. Joe Viterelli is perfect for any Mafia-type story, as is Burt Young. It was a little strange, though, to see Young look like such a shriveled up old man. Jeanne Tripplehorn provides the romantic interest in here. My only complaints were too much usage of God's name in vain, especially for a comedy, and the typical on again-off again marriage plans you've seen so many times in movies for many decades. Overall, however, a good lighthearted comedy that should please a lot of people.  Chocolate at the Four Seasons $16.99 What a delightful story. Beautifully illustrated and it gives you a warm feeling. It is a true about the story of a dog who is timid whose owner didn't care for timid dogs. So the dog who's name is Chocolate is given to a famous casting director who is living at the Four Seasons in Hollywood. The dog becomes a fixture there, the hotel caters to him and he sings on the hotel piano. It is a must buy and a great gift for a child. |
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