Product Description: Maximize your entertainment experience with Sony's STR-DH1020 receiver. Connect seven HD sources, listen to your iPod and improve the quality of streamed music. Plus, enjoy incredible 7.2 channel sound quality while you watch 3D sports movies and games from connected 3D devices.  You can even improve video quality to near HD. This great receiver also features an easy-to-use control menu for simple control and a convenient audio calibration set-up so you are assured the best possible listening experience. Product Details: Internet Music from Slacker, and more - Get the best in BRAVIA Internet audio channels directly through this receiver. Enjoy the web's most popular internet radio services from Slacker, vTuner and many more from this ever growing list of content... Less

The detective comedy series PSYCH debuted on the USA network in the summer of 2006. Unofficially designed as a companion program to the similarly-themed blockbuster MONK, the program starred James Roday as Shawn Spencer, a young slacker endowed not only with genius, but with extraordinary powers of perception - so extraordinary and so acute that he could pick up facial and bodily ticks from criminals appearing on television newscasts and make accurate deductions about guilt or innocence based on those factors alone. Prompted by police officer father (Corbin Bernsen) to commit his abilities to actual detective work, Shawn realized that the detectives in Santa Barbara would never take him seriously based on powers of perception alone, and thus convinced them instead that he was a psychic... Less

[Non-U.S. format (PAL) region 2 U.K. DVD - This will not play on U.S./Canada DVD players (or those from most other countries outside of Europe). You would need a "multi-region" or "region-free" PAL compatible DVD player or computer.] SLACKER, a unique slice-of-life series of linked but barely related episodes, follows the socially disconnected, overly educated, and barely motivated denizens of the coffeehouses, clubs, bars, apartments, stores, and streets of the college town of Austin, Texas. Richard Linklater's debut feature is a cult sensation that launched a thousand imitators, replete with garrulous, too-cool twenty- somethings debating pop culture phenomena, none of which can match the spacey, floating-camera timbre of the original.

Synopsis: A middle-aged slacker living in a rundown graffiti-ridden slum Daisato’s job involves being shocked by bolts of electricity that transform him into a stocky stick-wielding giant several stories high who is entrusted with defending Japan from a host of bizarre monsters. But while his predecessors were national heroes he is a pariah among the citizens he protects who bitterly complain about the noise and destruction of property he causes. And Daisato has his own problems –an agent insistent on branding him with sponsor advertisements an Alzheimer- afflicted grandfather who transforms into a giant in dirty underwear and a family who is embarrassed by his often cowardly exploits. A wickedly deadpan spin on the giant Japanese superhero BIG MAN JAPAN is an outrageous portrait... Less

Three slackers use their ninja fighting skills to battle an army of the living dead after a dearly departed friend returns from the beyond and begins reanimating corpses.

Dewon Sawa is the impish leader of a trio of higher-education shysters who are blackmailed by deranged nerd Jason Schwartzman (Rushmore) into playing cupid in this latest twist on the college prank comedy. It starts playfully enough and winds through some clever test-taking shell games and commando-style operations to cheat the system, but soon enough falls into a familiar formula of teen sex, outrageous pranks, and gross-out gags. If that's your bag, this film rings the bell with a mind-boggling scene involving Schwartzman, '60s sex bomb Mamie Van Doren, and a sponge bath. Sawa's crooked smile is loaded for charm, James King is adorable as the angelic beauty, and Schwartzman is perhaps too convincing as a stalker with a raging psychosis, but this has nothing on Animal House, the original... Less

Product Category : Toys And Games UPC : 021664402283 Title : Hop Movie 12 Inch Plush Figure E.B. Bunny EAN : 0021664402283 Description : Blending stateoftheart animation with live action, Hop tells the comic tale of Fred, an outofwork slacker who accidentally injures the Easter Bunny and must take him in as he recovers. As Fred struggles with the worlds worst house guest, both will learn what it takes to finally grow up. Feature 1 : Officially licensed product. Mfr. : Funrise Brand : Funrise AmazonProductType : TOYS_AND_GAMES Number Of Items : 1 Height : 2.0000 inches Width : 4.0000 inches Length : 12.0000 inches Weight : 1.0000 pounds

A high school slacker forges an unlikely bond with the most popular girl in his class and becomes an apprentice to an older artist after learning that his disdain for homework may cost him his diploma. George Freddie Highmore isn't what you'd call a people person yet he's somehow managed to make it through high school with a minimal amount of effort. Meanwhile Sally Emma Roberts is a natural-born beauty whose popularity helps to hide the fact that she's positively miserable at home. Brought together by their turbulent personal lives Sally and George quickly discover that despite appearances they actually have quite a bit in common. It all threatens to fall apart though when George learns that he may not be eligible for graduation. Desperate to escape high school by any means necessary... Less

Synopsis: Filmmaker Richard Linklater uses a string of mostly amateur actors to show varieties of a type: the new bohemian.Format: DVDColor: ColorRating: RGenre: ComedyRuntime: 100Year: 1990Director: Richard Linklater

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The Parking Lot Movie celebrates a brotherhood of eccentric attendants who man a unique parking lot in Charlottesville, Virginia. From grad students to middle-age slackers, indie-rock musicians to surly philosophers, these overeducated part-timers wax profoundly about car culture and capitalism, seek vengeance against entitled patrons and thieves, and make fun of drunken jerks.

A teen comedy penned by SLACKERS and AMERICAN PIE 2 screenwriter David H. Steinberg, this send-up of high school hormones follows friends Fred (Tony Denman), Deacon (Erik von Detten), and Matt (Daniel Farber) as they attempt to score girls. Geeks all, they hatch a wild scheme to produce homemade porno films to make money and impress the ladies, but just when their plan seems about to work, Deacon's ex-girlfriend Rachel (Cameron Richardson) turns up to throw a wrench in the works.

Richard Linklater's debut feature is a comic kaleidoscopic portraitof the quirky characters stuck in a college town (it's Austin, Texas, but it could stand for hundreds of such places), a devilishly clever and endlessly inventive film that overcomes its nothing budget with scene after hilarious scene of short, sharp cinematic shots. Structured something like Luis Buñuel's The Phantom of Liberty, Slacker is a comic series of character pieces, each lasting a few minutes before the camera picks up and follows someone, perhaps simply an extra in the scene, to the next conversation. Characters spout off theories on everything from JFK and Charles Whitman (we even get an eerie glimpse of the tower he climbed for his killing spree) to Elvis and UFOs, and more (wanna buy a Madonna pap smear?) on... Less

An aspiring fashion designer forms an unlikely friendship with an aging slacker in this independent drama from writer/director Anthony Vallone. Jill has what it takes to make it in the fashion industry, but her insecurities over her capricious girlfriend are holding her back from realizing her full potential. Meanwhile, floundering thirty-something Rob is still struggling to deal with the recent death of his father, and can't muster the motivation to get a job. When Jill and Rob meet by chance, each realizes that the other may hold the key to making a positive change, and turning their lives around once and for all.

Jobless slacker Fred James Marsden discovers that hares make horrible houseguests after injuring the Easter Bunny Russell Brand and agreeing to nurse the little hopper back to health in this animated comedy from the writers of DESPICABLE ME and director Tim Hill ROCKO'S MODERN LIFE SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANTS. For the past 4000 years the Easter Bunny has brought joy and candy to kids all across the globe; however the time has come for a new Easter Bunny to take over the tradition. But while EB is the next in line to receive the official title he couldn't care less about becoming the official bearer of chocolate eggs and jellybeans. Escaping to Hollywood in a bid to find fame and fortune EB hops in front of an oncoming car driven by Fred who agrees to give him a place to recover until he's... Less

Based on a real life incident, this disturbing drama serves as a seminal study of disillusioned and alienated youth. Set in a small rural town, the local clique of slacker teens is pulled apart when Samson (Daniel Roebuck) kills his girlfriend on the banks of the river and then callously shows off the dead body to his friends. The teens are so numb and ambivalent to the reality of their situation that they remain relatively unphased by the murder of one of their own. Crispin Glover is brilliant as the drugged out paranoid, Layne, who sympathizes with the killer, and plots to hide him at the house of an eccentric recluse (Dennis Hopper), who is rumored to have comitted a similar crime in the 1960s. Keanu Reeves and Ione Skye co-star as Matt and Clarissa, two friends who are drawn together... Less

An outrageous, sexy comedy from the producers of "I Know What You Did Last Summer", "Slackers" stars breakout talents Devon Sawa ("Final Destination"), Jason Schwartzman ("Rushmore"), Jaime King ("Pearl Harbor") and Laura Prepon (TV's "That '70s Show"). Crafty roommates Dave, Sam and Jeff are happily scheming their way through college. But when super-nerdy Ethan spots Dave stealing test questions, he threatens to turn them in - unless they hatch a plan to hook him up with beautiful Angela, the object of Ethan's unhealthy obsession. The guys take on the challenge, but when Dave and Angela start to fall in love instead, all bets are off. And that's when Ethan's antics turn hilariously psychotic. Theatrical Trailer.

Britt Reid Seth Rogen is a slacker by day and a party boy by night in The Green Hornet. That is until he finds a real career that is seriously cool: crimefighting action hero. As the Green Hornet Britt teams up with gadget wiz and martial arts master Kato Jay Chou to conquer LAs underworld. BluRay discWidescreen formattedRun time: 119 minutesRated: PG13Genre: Action & Adventure

Richard Linklater's debut feature is a comic kaleidoscopic portraitof the quirky characters stuck in a college town (it's Austin, Texas, but it could stand for hundreds of such places), a devilishly clever and endlessly inventive film that overcomes its nothing budget with scene after hilarious scene of short, sharp cinematic shots. Structured something like Luis Buñuel's The Phantom of Liberty, Slacker is a comic series of character pieces, each lasting a few minutes before the camera picks up and follows someone, perhaps simply an extra in the scene, to the next conversation. Characters spout off theories on everything from JFK and Charles Whitman (we even get an eerie glimpse of the tower he climbed for his killing spree) to Elvis and UFOs, and more (wanna buy a Madonna pap smear?) on... Less

Release Date: 2008-10-07

Three slackers use their ninja fighting skills to battle an army of the living dead after a dearly departed friend returns from the beyond and begins reanimating corpses.

Based on the storyline from HOP the movie, blending state of the art animation with live action, HOP tells the comic tale of Fred, an out of work slacker who accidently injures the Easter Bunny (E.B.) and must take him in as he recovers.

Fox's ever-popular slacker family from the fictional town of Springfield continue their antics in the fifth season of the animated series. Clever, dry humor, peppered with pop-culture references and witty inside jokes with the audience, continue to characterize this smart show. In this season, Homer goes back to college and tries to teach the nerds to party, with predictably disastrous results; Bart goes to work for Krusty the Klown and experiences his 15 minutes of fame; Mr. Burns tries to reclaim his long lost toy bear, Bobo, from a fiercely resistant Maggie Simpson; and The Ramones make their famed appearance, playing at Mr. Burns' birthday party. Other episodes included are "Homer's Barbershop Quartet," "Marge on the Lam," "Boy Scoutz N the Hood," "$pringfield (or How I Learned to... Less

Dewon Sawa is the impish leader of a trio of higher-education shysters who are blackmailed by deranged nerd Jason Schwartzman (Rushmore) into playing cupid in this latest twist on the college prank comedy. It starts playfully enough and winds through some clever test-taking shell games and commando-style operations to cheat the system, but soon enough falls into a familiar formula of teen sex, outrageous pranks, and gross-out gags. If that's your bag, this film rings the bell with a mind-boggling scene involving Schwartzman, '60s sex bomb Mamie Van Doren, and a sponge bath. Sawa's crooked smile is loaded for charm, James King is adorable as the angelic beauty, and Schwartzman is perhaps too convincing as a stalker with a raging psychosis, but this has nothing on Animal House, the original... Less

Includes: American Pop (1981), MPAA Rating: R Cowboy Bebop: The Movie (2001), MPAA Rating: R American Pop The rise and growth of American popular music through the 20th century is reflected in the lives of four generations of one family in this animated drama directed by Ralph Bakshi. Zalmie (voice of Jeffrey Lippa), a Russian Jew, emigrates to America, and tries to struggle along as a comic and musician in vaudeville, until an injury suffered in World War I ends his singing career. Zalmie's son Benny (voice of Richard Singer) inherits his father's love for music, and when he grows to adulthood, he joins a jazz combo as a pianist; his career is cut short, however, when he's killed while fighting in World War II. Benny's son Tony (voice of Ron Thompson) is also bitten by the music bug and... Less

This documentary of his journey is made in the feisty spirit of independent media, budgeted at a tiny fraction of Moore's recent films. It acts like a time machine, returning us to the weeks prior to the November 2, 2004, election, when campuses across the country were exhilarated by a sense of hope and urgency. Moore masterfully foments this energy, speaking to audiences as large as fifteen thousand. He riles up the crowd with his hilarious improvisation, riffing off the day's headlines or responding to hecklers. He also brings a star-studded lineup of friends---we see appearances and performances by Roseanne Barr, Eddie Vedder, Viggo Mortensen, Steve Earle and Joan Baez, among others.

This lovely microfiber and foam bean bag chair from Slacker Sack is eight feet in diameter and weights 80 pounds. The cover is removable and machine washable which makes this a perfect piece for any room in your home. Color: Black Materials: Durafoam foam blend, microsuede outer cover, cotton/poly inner liner Style: Oval Weight: 80 pounds Diameter: 84 inches high x 48 inches wide x 34 inches deep Fill: Durafoam blend Closure: Zip Removable/washabl e cover: Yes Care instructions: Completely machine washable Dimensions: 84 inches high x 48 inches wide x 34 inches deep

One of the true gems of 1990s animation Comedy Central's DR. KATZ PROFESSIONAL THERAPIST not only trafficked in refreshingly intelligent satiric humor but pioneered an innovative style of animation known as Squigglevision. Created by comedian Jonathan Katz the cartoon series centered around the eponymous psychiatrist named for and voiced by its creator as he wryly ministered to a clientele of neurotic standup comics while parenting his own adult slacker son Ben H. Jon Benjamin and suffering the deadpan iciness of his acerbic receptionist Laura Laura Silverman. This collection presents every episode of the groundbreaking series which included guest appearances by comics Ray Romano Dave Attell Janeane Garofalo Garry Shandling Steven Wright and Joy Behar.

The lives of two slacker best friends (Nathan Phillips and Angus Sampson) revolve around their favorite soap and its sexy star. Suddenly, the pair finally has a reason to get off the couch as they try to save their favorite actress's job. This goofy Australian comedy features an appearance from supermodel Rachel Hunter.

The sports comedy GOON stars Seann William Scott as Doug Glatt, a slacker from a rich family who discovers he has a knack for hockey brawls. Dragged to a game by his best friend, Doug punches out the visiting team's toughest player when the angered thug rushes into the stands. The home team quickly recruits Doug (even though he can't skate) and encourages him to beat up their opponents.