Michael Sarrazin

For Pete's Sake -- Superstar Barbra Streisand is superb as a young wife who'll do anything to finance her husband's dreams.

Barbra Streisand stars in this wacky screwball comedy that follows the antics of a big-mouthed Brooklyn housewife who is desperate to send her cab-driving husband, Pete, back to college. Betting on an unreliable tip, Streisand borrows money from a loan shark to buy pork belly futures.

Against his superiors' wishes, Air Force pilot Frank Cross (Dolph Lundgren) executes a daring food drop over a band of refugees. His willful actions leave him grounded, with a new assignment: to guard the president's "black bag" which holds a computer enabling the commander in chief (Roy Scheider) to initiate a nuclear attack. Terrorists nab the attache case during an ambush, a hostage crisis ensues, and only Cross can foil the doomsday plot.

Chris Makepeace (Meatballs) plays downed American pilot Lt. Robert, held prisoner in a Japanese hamlet during World War II after a village elder named Fukushima (Pat Morita) saves him and his buddy from bloody executions. Over time, Robert develops a rapport with his captors and an interest in Japanese culture. He also falls for Fukushima's daughter (Mari Sato), embarking on a romance that enrages some villagers and puts them both in danger.

Superstar Barbra Streisand is superb as a young wife who'll do anything to finance her husband's dreams.

Barbra Streisand stars in this wacky screwball comedy that follows the antics of a big-mouthed Brooklyn housewife who is desperate to send her cab-driving husband, Pete, back to college.

When the code word "gumball" is passed by a rich young man, two housewives, two staid British gentlemen, one Italian lothario, one bug-eyed motorcyclist, a couple of Texans, an exotic model and other assorted types, they converge to participate in a hilarious non-stop car race from New York to California. The first of the cross-country road race comedies -- it's the original "Cannonball Run." Golden Globe-nominee Raul Julia ("Kiss of the Spider Woman," "The Addams Family"), Academy Award-nominee Gary Busey ("The Firm," "Under Siege") and Michael Sarrazin ("They Shoot Horses, Don't They") star.

When the code word "gumball" is passed to a group of assorted types, they converge to participate in a hilarious non-stop car race from New York to California.

When the code word "gumball" is passed to a group of assorted types, they converge to participate in a hilarious non-stop car race from New York to California.

A group of people from different backgrounds take on the Gumball Rally, a no-holds barred, underground rally across the USA from New York to California, as thick-headed cop Roscoe does his best to stop the vast and varied contingent of contestants.

While lightening the wallet load of countless innocents in several U.S. and Canadian cities, ace pickpocket Harry (James Coburn) turns two aspiring thieves and a crusty, cocaine-loving veteran pickpocket (Walter Pidgeon) into a crack criminal team. Michael Serrazin and Trish Van Devere co-star as the fledgling duo in this tense and slyly funny crime caper directed by Bruce Geller, creator of the TV classic "Mission: Impossible."

A highly professional team of pickpockets roam through varying cityscapes in the US and Canada preying upon the innocent