As the men from U.N.C.L.E. investigate a THRUSH and NAZI plot to divert the Gulf Stream, Napoleon is chased by mobsters, sharks and caught on an island that is about to be bombed by U.N.C.L.E. Oscar winner JACK PALANCE and JANET LEIGH guest star.

The Technological Hierarchy for the Removal of Undesirables and the Subjugation of Humanity (THRUSH) launches an attack on the New York headquarters of the United Network Command for Law-Enforcement (UNCLE) in order to kill Alexander Waverly, head of the agency. But the THRUSH agents are caught when they try to enter the headquarters building, and rather than be apprehended, they do themselves in by consuming poison. The assassination attempt was made because Waverly has become aware of the plot by THRUSH murderer Andrew Vulcan to murder a visiting dignitary, Premier Ashumen of Natumba. To stop him, top UNCLE agents Napoleon Solo and Illya Kuryakin are sent to prevent any harm coming to the African leader.

As the men from U.N.C.L.E. investigate a THRUSH and NAZI plot to divert the Gulf Stream, Napoleon is trapped by mobsters into a forced wedding and Illya is trapped by a lethal beauty. JOAN BLONDELL, Oscar winner JACK PALANCE and JANET LEIGH guest star.

Before his murder, a scientist leaves separate parts of his formula for extracting gold from sea water with his five daughters, and the men from U.N.C.L.E. race around the world to find each of the daughters. The conclusion of the search takes them to Japan, then to THRUSH central headquarters--under the Arctic ice cap. TELLY SAVALAS and TERRY-THOMAS guest star. Part two of a two-part episode.

Before his murder, a scientist leaves separate parts of his formula for extracting gold from sea water with his five daughters, and the men from U.N.C.L.E. race around the world to find each of the daughters. JOAN CRAWFORD, KIM DARBY, JILL IRELAND, TELLY SAVALAS and TERRY-THOMAS guest star.Part one of a two-part episode.

Drawing equally from Quentin Tarantino, Hong Kong action spectaculars, Japanese anime, and the over-the-top fashion sensibility of Tokyo's Shibuya district, Katsuhito Ishii spins this dizzying propulsive flick about lovers on the run and the weirdest band of gangsters on the planet. Toshiko Momojiri (Shie Koinata) dreams of a life away from the grinding tedium of working in a run-down hotel and away from her perverted, pawing uncle who manages the place. While driving to the post office, she literally runs into Kuro Samehada (played by Japanese indie film icon Tadanobu Asano), a thief who stole a pile of loot from his former gang and is currently fleeing them dressed only in his underpants. He jumps in the driver's seat, and soon love is born. The gang is lead by a dandy of a boss (Kishibe Ittoku) who obsessively collects energy-drink ads while his son Mitsuru (Shingo Tsurumi) -- heir apparent of the gang -- sports a snow-white jumpsuit and platinum locks; they are single-minded in their lust for Kuro's pilfe

A reluctant Yugoslav hitman working in New York City finds his fate inescapably tied with that of his ex-wife and her law-enforcing current boyfriend in director Vladan Nikolic's contemplative character study in which all reality is subjective. An orphan from Bosnia who has been forced to assume the role of killer for hire by a blackmailing former covert-operations agent, the man known as Uncle Vanya (Sergej Trifunovic) is told that he must complete one final job before he is permitted to retire. When the simple money-for-drugs deal goes south and Uncle Vanya is forced to take a hostage, an already complicated situation takes a further turn for the worse when it's revealed that Uncle Vanya's hostage is none other than his former wife, Anna (Geno Lechner). As Anna's current boyfriend uses his police authority to close in on the pair and Uncle Vanya's enraged boss dispatches his bumbling thugs to scour the city for the killer-in-hiding, Uncle Vanya and Anna attempt to reconcile their past while begrudgingly ack

A girl plays Cupid for her mom, but has to invent the right man to woo her in this romantic comedy. Jean Hamilton (Heather Locklear) is a single mother with two daughters, teenaged Holly (Hilary Duff) and grade-school-aged Zoe (Aria Wallace). Fortysomething Jean has stumbled in and out of a number of bad relationships in her lifetime, and is desperate to find a good man; however, Holly has grown a bit tired of Jean's favored means of therapy after a bad breakup -- packing up the family and moving to a new city. Once Jean and her girls settle in Brooklyn, Holly thinks they should stay for a while, and when Jean's romantic prospects begin to look less than rosy, Holly and her new friend Amy (Vanessa Lengies) decide to invent a secret admirer for her. Needing advice on what the perfect man would say and do, Holly and Amy turn to Ben (Chris Noth), Amy's uncle who talks a very good game when it comes to romance. But convincing Jean that there's a real man behind the steady stream of letters and e-mails from her ne

A young European man awaiting a large inheritance from his libidinous uncle finds that he must live up to his uncle's Romeo reputation before receiving payment in this sexy softcore classic. Johnny may not have much experience with the ladies, but when he finds that he has only seven days to seduce the last seven women that his uncle romanced or risk losing the fortune of a lifetime, the first six ladies on the list gives him a crash course in lovemaking. When Johnny finds that the seventh lady on his list won't consent as readily as his previous conquest, he must use everything he has learned so far to melt away her icy exterior and get her into bed before the clock strikes midnight. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide.

Gladiator duo Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe re-team for this adaptation of author Peter Mayle's best-selling novel about a London-based investment banker who relocates to Provence in hopes of selling a small vineyard he has inherited from his recently-deceased uncle. As a child, Max Skinner (Freddie Highmore) was taught to appreciate the finer things in life while wandering the vineyard estate of his sophisticated uncle Henry (Albert Finney). Life has a strange way or turning out how you least expect it to though, and twenty-five years later Max (Russell Crowe) is now a prosperous money man wheeling and dealing in the cutthroat world of London business. When Max learns that Henry has recently passed away and that he has been named the sole beneficiary of his late uncle's modest estate, the keen businessman hastily arranges a flight to France in order to assess the value of the old property and get it prepped for sale. After Max arrives to find the vineyard in a crumbling state of disrepair, his troubles are