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Val Kilmer Double Pack: Top Secret / Real Genius – Blu-ray

Original price was: AUD$39.95.Current price is: AUD$34.95.

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Number of Blu-ray Discs

2

Rating

M

Release Date

8-Nov-23

Runtime (in minutes)

90 / 106

Product Code VVE3738

High-definition Blu-ray double pack featuring 2 of the great underrated comedies of the 80’s

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Top Secret

If you were sitting around wondering if the guys who brought you Flying High! and The Naked Gun are crazy, the answer is “yes”. And Top Secret! proves it beyond a shadow of a doubt. Top Secret! pits American rock star Nick Rivers (Val Kilmer) against the dreaded East German High Command. It’s a race against time as Nick teams up with Hillary Flammond to find her father before he can create the ultimate super weapon – the Polaris Mine. Along the way, Top Secret! manages to for war epics and Elvis films what Flying High! did to disaster movies.

Special Features:

  • Audio commentary by directors Jim Abrahams, David Zucker & Jerry Zucker, producers Jon Davidson & Hunt Lowry and moderator Fred Rubin
  • 4 alternate scenes
  • 3 storyboard sequences
  • Coming Soon trailer

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Real Genius

When a group of crazy college geniuses put their heads together, almost anything can happen. Hold on for a freewheeling, uproarious look at just how much mischief a bunch of high-IQers can concoct. Christ (Val Kilmer) is the top brain who just wants to party, Mitch is the 16-year-old whiz kid, and Lazlo, America’s number one brain, literally lives in a world of his own… Chris’s closet. Supposedly hard at work on a lab project, they still find time to turn the dorm into an ice-skating rink, dismantle a nerd’s car and reassemble it in his room, and throw a beach party in the auditorium complete with a lagoom and bikini-clad beauties. When the geniuses discover that their unscrupulous mentor Professor Hathaway (William Atherton) has had them working on a secret weapon for the military, they plot an elaborate revenge.

Special Features:

  • Audio commentary by director Martha Coolidge