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Click below to enter... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/rhtcontest Revolution Home Theater Film Review Alexander Reviewed by Bill Warren Rating: One-and-a-Half Stars The first hour or so of �Alexander� is engrossing and beautiful, in much the style you�d want in a big-scale telling of the story of Alexander the Great. He was such an astonishing figure in history that it doesn�t require any exaggeration to make him fabulous: he WAS fabulous. By the time he was 32, he had conquered all of the world known to his contemporaries; he�d gone further East�into India�than any other Greek leader. He had conquered all of what�s now Turkey and the Middle East, defeating even the army of the Persians, which greatly outnumbered his own forces. He never lost a battle. He one of the few historical characters worthy of being called �the Great.� Click below to read more... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/movies/revs/alexander.shtml National Treasure Reviewed by Bill Warren Rating: Two-and-a-Half Stars This action-adventure with an unusually complicated backstory seems to be aimed at the same audience as �Pirates of the Caribbean.� That is to say, the family crowd; it received a relatively innocuous PG rating, and is lighter and more frothy than any Indiana Jones adventure. Trouble is that it starts out like Indiana Jones and winds up like Lara Croft: it goes from intriguing, exciting and amusing, to dully spectacular, fracturing credibility as part of this descent. Click below to read more... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/movies/revs/nationaltreasure.shtml What if you could make a High Definition Television that was half the price of a 61� Plasma that could "hang-on-the-wall?" And what if it was completely self-contained with a dual PIP tuner, plenty of inputs (including HDMI)? What if you could get all this and more with a 61� DLP (Digital Light Processing) that can hang-on-a-wall (with a depth of only 6.85�)? Unheard of? Not any more. Come see for yourself the new InFocus 61md10. Now on display at Evolution Audio & Video in lovely Agoura Hills, CA. Call (818) 879-1312 or email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] for further information. Introducing the completely redesigned RBH MC Series Mark II Designed for both audio and home theater enthusiasts, the MC Series features RBH's proprietary aluminum cone technology; the same technology in their flagship products. Because of the inherent stiffness, low mass and self-damping properties found in aluminum, these advanced drivers deliver crisp, clear sound with the immediacy and accuracy needed to deliver the realism of today's high-definition music and movies. Computer optimized crossover networks allow smooth integration between drivers while increasing power handling and minimizing distortion. To learn more click below... http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/rbh1004.html NAD PowerDrive - So smart, it knows what your speakers are thinking They say that knowledge is power. So when it comes to reacting to the constantly fluctuating power needs of today's loudspeakers, an A/V receiver has to be very smart indeed. Most A/V receivers fail the test and you hear distortion. NAD's dual-rail power supply knows when your speakers need extra help to deliver clean, undistorted sound. The result is honor roll performance for your movies and music. Visit your nearest NAD dealer or do your homework at: http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/nad.html Revolution Home Theater Featured DVD Reviews Read More Colin Farrell DVD Reviews on RHT... Phone Booth Film and TV writers have a standard joke when they are confronted with requests for what they consider unreasonable cuts in their action/thriller scripts: �Set it in a phone booth.� The expression is not heard so often nowadays, probably less because there are fewer unreasonable requests from producers and studio executives than because there are fewer phone booths (a fact duly noted in the film). However, writer Larry Cohen has found a way to actually set most of the brisk 81-minute �Phone Booth� in the title location. Happily, there turns out to be more to his script and the movie than simply proving such a feat can be accomplished. �Phone Booth� actually feels something like a segment of a TV anthology drama � think �Twilight Zone� with the supernatural element removed and big-studio production values... Click below to read the full review... http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/phonebooth.shtml S.W.A.T. �S.W.A.T.� is a by-the-book yet still enjoyable cop actioner that is so breezily cinematic and uncheesy that it comes as a bit of a surprise to recall that it is in fact based on a �70s TV series (with a featurette in the special features section to remind us, no less). About the only holdover camp factors still visible from that era are the names of one or two characters (even the considerable credible toughness of Samuel L. Jackson isn�t entirely enough to justify calling him �Hondo�). Otherwise, this is all straight-ahead stuff with the kind of physicality and strong structure that lets us take it relatively seriously on its own terms. Special Weapons And Tactics partners Jim Street (Colin Farrell) and Brian Gamble (Jeremy Renner) are part of a team who successfully shut down a bank robbery in progress. However, Gamble wings a hostage and in the ensuing political scrimmage, he quits. Click below to read the full review... http://www.avrev.com/dvd/revs/swatp1.html Check out our DVD review archive. Click below... http://www.revolutionhometheater.com/dvd/main.shtml Aperion Power Towers Win CNET Editor's Choice Award CNET's Steve Guttenberg said it best in his recent review... "Aperion's engineers perfected their satellite/subwoofer system years ago, and now with the new Intimus 522D-PT, they've set their sights on something bigger: a powered tower. Say what? The tower features a built-in 150-watt amplifier for its 8-inch woofer, effectively lightening the load on your receiver. The result is a big-speaker sound that rivals that of high-end speakers costing double the 522D-PT's $599 ($1,198 a pair) factory-direct price. Click below to learn all about the new PT's. http://www.avrev.com/splashpage/aperion0904.html LAST DAY to enter to win a $2,742 audio package from PSB & NAD! 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