Two eighties classics from Fox

Twentieth Century Fox has gone to great care to present its action films from the eighties, but now the studio is starting to pay attention to its less action intensive films from the decade. All the Right Moves and Less Than Zero are both heading towards a DVD release this spring.

In “All the Right Moves”, the only way football star Stefan Djordjevic (Tom Cruise) will avoid a life in the blast furnaces of his bleak Pennsylvania hometown is by winning a college scholarship. Even his coach (Craig T. Nelson) dreams of parlaying a winning team into a college job far away from this graveyard of the American Dream. But it’s not too long before the two virtually ruin each other’s chances for escape and their door to the future starts to close.

“Less Than Zero” is the story of Julian, a Beverly Hills brat who has it all: looks, charm, smarts, a rich father and a drug habit. His friend and girlfriend (Andrew McCarthy and Jami Gertz) are trying to help, but Julian’s world is crumbling so fast, he might take them out with him. The result is a powerful and compelling story of three kids who started out with everything and are about to wind up with “Less than Zero.”

Both “All the Right Moves” and “Less Than Zero” will be presented in anamorphic widescreen with mono and Dolby Digital surround tracks (4.0 and 5.1 respectively). No features will come on either disc except for original theatrical trailers.

On March 5th, both titles will be available for $19.98 each.

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