Gary Busey gives an electrifying Oscar -nominated performance (Best Actor-1978) as Buddy Holly - the musical genius from Lubbock Texas who changed the tune of rock n roll history. With a groundbreaking combination of country music and rhythm & blues Buddy Holly and the Crickets (Don Stroud Charles Martin Smith) catapulted to national stardom in just three short years with such hits as "That'll Be The Day" "It's So Easy" and "Peggy Sue." By the age of 22 Holly had it all: chart-topping singles a beautiful wife and international acclaim - until tragedy ended a brilliant career...but not his music. In an Academy Award-winning score adaptation the most influential rock n rollers of all time and the legacy he left behind. Starring: Gary Busey Don Stroud Charles Martin Smith Conrad Janis and William Jordan. Directed By: Steve Rash. Running Time: 114 Min. Color. This film is presented in both "Standard" and "Widescreen" formats. Copyright 1999 Columbia TriStar Home Video. Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: UPC: 043396080195 Like Gary Busey or not this film rises above any one person and will give you a feel for the times and the life of one of Rock's Pioneers. Sit back and enjoy a slice of life from the 50's. You can't but help enjoy the music no matter what your age. #3-CITIZEN X 026359118524-$5.49 Based on the true story of the hunt for the most savage and elusive serial killer on record. It started with eight bodies found murdered, raped and mutilated. A brilliant Soviet forensics expert (Stephen Rae) is put in charge of the case by his colonel (Donald Sutherland). But the investigation is buried under government red tape until a psychiatrist (Max von Sydow) is called in to create a psychological profile of the murderer. With fifty-two victims to his name, the killer they call Citizen X finally takes shape before their eyes. But can they trap him before he kills again? Stephen Rhea is top notch and the rest of the cast shines as well. Great psychological thriller about a serial killer which gives you a taste of what it is like inside the Iron Curtain. Not a graphic violence movie but it a great little movie that you probably never heard about. #4-DOOR TO DOOR 078842660508-$23.99 I love true stories and this wonderful story about Bill Porter a real door-to-door salesman with cerebral palsy could have been cloyingly sweet, but a sense of humor and the clear, unpretentious performance of William H. Macy keep it from drowning in sentiment. Door to Door follows Porter from when he first gets his job (by convincing a skeptical sales manager to give him the worst route the company has) in the mid-'50s, to his brief retirement in the late 1990s, when door-to-door salesmen became outmoded by catalogs and the Internet. The depiction of how Porter became part of the lives of his customers may feel a little pat, but the portrait of Porter himself--particularly how his persistent independent spirit was also a wall between him and others--is honest and affecting. Also featuring Kyra Sedgwick and the great Helen Mirren as Porter's mother. Don't miss the extras that show the real Bill Porter. This movie should inspire anyone who thinks life is stacked against them. You should just tell yourself, if Bill can do it, so can I.....