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Lenox Winter Greetings Live Well, Laugh Often, Love Much 68-Ounce Serve Bowl
$60.00
This serving bowl is filled with inspiration - inside and out. On the inside, the bowl bears the sentiment "Live Well, Laugh Often, Love Much." On the outside, the bowl bears a beautiful nature scene by artist Catherine McClung.

Lenox Holiday Live Well, Laugh Often, Love Much 68-Ounce Serving Bowl
$60.00
Display this bowl as is or filled with potpourri, candies and more. If you fill the bowl, be sure that its sentiment remains visible: "Live Well, Laugh Often, Love Much."

48 Hrs.
$9.99

Electrifying, funny and tantalising glimpse of what America could and should have been all about as Nolte's gruff 70s cop clashes with Murphy's brash 80s convict to create one of the most tasty, refreshing and light-hearted slices of Americana ever made. Often imitated, never even remotely equalled.

Think Mean Streets meets Beverly Hills Cop meets Midnight Cowboy meets The Electric Horseman meets Miami Vice and you are starting to get the picture. It's funny, it's dark, it's dirty, it's warm, it's edgy, it's violent - it is just so plain rude and disarmingly honest you can't help but have a great time.

Action Movie, Cops and Robbers, Comedy, Buddy Film, Pop-Cultural Snapshot, Cinematic Breakthrough In Race Relations - why have one, when you can have them all? I just loved it, from the opening shots of the horses right through to the neon-drizzled climax in the alley - pure fun all the way.

The sequel is not quite as crisp, but shoehorns perfectly onto the back of this one allowing us to continue the ride with Nick and Eddie right through the 80s and into the early 90s. Bookend the two films and you pretty much have a time-capsule summary of American pop culture 1969-1994.

What more do you want? Buy on DVD, enjoy and treasure!

48 Hrs.
$2.99
Good, solid early Eddie Murphy movies. These were made back when he was still learning his craft & they were both decently entertaining...both when I saw the original releases & now. Nolte was perfect for his role too...back when he was a good dependable actor. The movies had pretty good supporting actors too (the first moreso than the sequel). Overall, a respectable effort of " classic" '80s popular
moviemaking.