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Eminem DVDs & Videos
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Eminem
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1. Stan
2. The Way I Am
3. The Real Slim Shady
4. Role Model
5. Guilty Conscience
6. My Name Is
7. Just Don't Give A F***
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Eminem - Hitz & Disses
Unauthorized
Biography DVD
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Slim
Shady Show
Animated;
Standard Screen; Soundtrack English
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Eminem
All Access Europe
One of the most
controversial performers to storm onto the pop music scene
at the turn of the 21st century, Detroit rapper Eminem is a
ground breaking, volatile talent. ALL ACCESS EUROPE is a
film of Slim Shady/Marshall Mather's 2002 European concert
tour, which took him to towns including Oslo, Hamburg,
Manchester, and Paris. Armed with his chainsaw, Eminem
performs stirring renditions of hits like "Stan,"
"The Way I Am," and "Purple Pills."
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Eminem
AKA
This documentary
on the enigmatic hip hop star Eminem aims to get a glimpse
into his hectic life by speaking to a number of people close
to him. Eminem shot to fame after a demo tape was picked up
by acclaimed rapper and producer Dr Dre. Blown away by what
he heard, Dre helped the future-star get a record deal, and
produced his debut album. Millions of record sales later,
unsavory aspects of the rappers' life began to seep into the
public domain. But when his second album took off into the
stratosphere, his private life became unconformable public,
with lawsuits and bitter recriminations coming at him from
all angles. His mother Debbie Mathers, grandmother Betty
Kresin, uncle Todd Nelson, and many others all offer insight
into Eminem's life here, providing some fascinating tales of
his pre and post fame life.
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8
Mile
Eminem (real name
Marshall Mathers) makes his big screen debut with 8 MILE, a
bracing drama directed by the increasingly audacious Curtis
Hanson. Set in 1995 in the bleak, urban battle zone of
Detroit, the film follows the struggles of a young man who
is desperate to make a better life for himself. Jimmy Smith,
Jr., better known as Rabbit, is destined for a life of
squalor. Living in a cramped trailer with his deadbeat mom
(Kim Basinger), Rabbit works in a factory to make ends meet.
His only outlet is hip-hop. Possessing a talent for
freestyle rapping, Rabbit still hasn't managed to unleash
his true potential. But his best friend, Future (Mekhi
Phifer), is determined to make that happen. Future forces
Rabbit to enter a freestyle battle that he blew the week
before, giving him another chance at redemption. Hanson's
stellar portrait of lower-class urban disillusionment, shot
with uncompromisingly gritty realism by Rodrigo Prieto,
proves that the issue is no longer about race, it's about
money. Eminem delivers a bold performance as the troubled
youngster who is still trying to find his place in a harsh,
cruel world.
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