[1966 - color - 114 minutes]  Escape to an island full of castaway comedy as Disney favorite Dick Van Dyke and Nancy Kwan star in this hilarious South Pacific adventure. Lt. Robin Crusoe (Van Dyke) is an all-thumbs Navy pilot who ditches his plane after engine trouble. He survives a riotous raft ride only to find himself marooned on a lush tropical island with a poker-playing chimp, a gadget-rich abandoned sub, and Wednesday (Kwan) -- a wild but beautiful native girl in exile for disobeying her overprotective father. You won't stop laughing as all the natives get restless in this paradise of clowning and chaos.

[1940-42 - B&W ]  8 complete classic films of Bud Abbott and Lou Costello. Includes: Pardon My Sarong: [1942-Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Ink Spots, Saronga Dancing Girls-b&w-84 min.] Bud and Lou star as bus drivers who end up shipwrecked on an uncharted Polynesian island in this gag filled comedy. The islanders think Lou is a god, so he is betrothed to the chief's beautiful daughter and is given a sacred amulet (that sinister jewel thieves want).  Eventually they must confront the volcano god. Lots of classic Hollywood-style Polynesian dance numbers, luau scenes, and costumes.. In The Navy: [1941-Bud Abbot, Lou Costello, Dick Powell, Andrews Sisters, Shemp Howard-b&w-85 min.] Musical comedy about two bun-gling sailors aboard a battleship bound for Hawaii. They help a beautiful singing star evade a stowaway reporter and fall in love. Lou masquerades as the captain and leads the ship on a wildly erratic course through the fleet at Pearl Harbor. Includes the Swing-style hula number "Hula Baluau" by the Andrews Sisters and Hawaiian musicians Andy Iona and Sam Koki.  DVD also includes One Night In The Tropics,  Buck Privates, Hold That Ghost, Keep 'em Flying, Ride 'em Cowboy and Who Done It?

[2003 - color - 101 minutes]  One of the most charming and critically acclaimed films of 2003, the New Zealand hit Whale Rider effectively combines Maori tribal tradition with the timely "girl power" of a vibrant new millennium. Despite the discouragement of her gruff and disapproving grandfather  who nearly disowns her because she is female and therefore traditionally disqualified from tribal leadership, 12-year-old Pai  is convinced that she is a tribal leader, and sets about to prove it. Rather than inflate this story (from a novel by Witi Ihimaera) with artificial sentiment, writer-director Niki Caro develops very real and turbulent family relationships, intimate and yet torn by a collision between stubborn tradition and changing attitudes. The mythic whale rider--the ultimate symbol of Maori connection to nature--is also the harbinger of Pai's destiny, and the appealing Castle-Hughes gives a luminous, astonishingly powerful performance that won't leave a dry eye in the house. With its fresh take on a familiar tale, Whale Rider is definitely one from the heart.
DVD Special Features: Commentary by director Niki Caro.. Theatrical trailer(s), TV spot(s).. Eight deleted scenes with optional commentary.. Behind-the-scenes featurette.. "Te Waka: Building the Canoe" featurette.. Art and photo gallery.. Whale Rider: The Soundtrack Showcase.. Widescreen anamorphic format

[1999 - Roy Newton, Kalani, Lorenzo Callender, Daryl Bonilla and Priscilla Basque - color - 94 minutes]  Filmed on the Big Island of Hawaii. Mark moves to the Big Island, discovering a strange, violent place that exists beneath the postcard image of this tropical paradise.

Special Features include: Digitally Remastered; Original Theatrical Trailers; Goona-Goona Short Subjects: Women of Bali, Virgins of Bali, and Perilous Paradise; Classic 1940's Back Room Smoker Short: The Shipwrecked Sailor and the Hula Girl; South Sea Glamour Girl Arcade Short: The Exotic Fire Dance; South Sea Glamour Girl Coin Drop Short: Pagan Love; South Sea Soundie: The Moon of Manakoora; meet the man who made the Pagan Island idol in Glamour Girl Short: Artist Lewis Van Dercer; and more. Over 3-1/2 hours of Island Paradise Pulchritude!

[1931 - Reri, Matahiarii Tami - black&white - 82 minutes] This exotic classic tells of two lovers who must flee their idyllic paradise after the woman is declared "tabu". There is no dialogue, only music and sound effects, which help create the film's hypnotic tone, as does the exquisite Oscar-winning photography. Filmed entirely on location in Tahiti: there are haunting images of moonlight on water, bare-breasted hula dancers, and lush island scenery. Available for the first time since its original release, completely restored and uncensored.

[1937 - Bing Crosby, Martha Raye, Shirley Ross, Anthony Quinn - black&white - 90 minutes] As press agent for a pineapple cannery, it's Bing's job to turn a trip to Hawaii into a romantic adventure for the "Pineapple Queen": a pretty, young, innocent girl from Iowa. Includes the academy award-winning song Sweet Leilani, as well as Blue Hawaii, Hula Heaven, Nani O Na Pua, etc. Hula production numbers, comedy, and Hawaiian music by Sol Hoopii, Sam Koki, and Lani McIntire. Great fun!

Homespun humor abounds! The DVD features Ma & Pa Kettle at Waikiki, Ma & Pa Kettle at The Fair, Ma & Pa Kettle on Vacation and Ma & Pa Kettle at Home. Join the Kettles this time as they travel the globe, getting involved with everything from the international spies and pineapple plantations to harness racing and hurricanes in this delightful special collector's set.

[1934 - Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler, Pat O'Brien - black&white - 95 minutes] A musical romance about a soldier stationed in Hawaii who is assigned to chauffeur the General's high spirited daughter around. After an ill-fated romantic evening with her at a big Hawaiian luau, he goes to West Point to forget her. But four years later she sings her way back to him. Includes a chorus line of 100 island dancers, Hawaiian music by Sol Hoopii and his Orchestra, and the song "He Mana'o Ko'u Ia Oe" by George Kainapau. Nominated for a Best Picture Academy Award.

[1941 - Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney, Ray Mala - black&white - 99 minutes] A lush romantic tale of magnificent 18th century English palaces and breathtaking South Seas islands. About to inherit his father's estate, a child aristocrat is kept as a servant to his villanous uncle. When grown, he falls in love with the uncle's daughter, is beaten, and escapes. He then seeks a pearl fortune in the South Seas where he leads an idyllic life with a native girl until he is compelled to return home and reclaim his title. Incudes a Pao'a ceremonial dance with 100 dancers.

[1979 - Mia Farrow, Jason Robards, Max Von Sydow, Dayton Ka' Ne - color - 120 minutes] In the 1920s, the governor of PagoPago's daughter falls in love with a young Samoan chief who is already betrothed. The couple try to escape, but a devastating hurricane threatens them and the entire island. This Dino DeLaurentii multi-million dollar epic features some of the most sophisticated special effects in movie history. Filmed on Bora Bora, it includes gorgeous scenery, sensual dancing, and impressive sets.

[1937- George Huston, Mamo Clark, Ruth Coleman - black&white - 61 minutes] The handsome singing captain of a pearl fishing boat returns to the peaceful South  Pacific island of Raihoa to deliver his partner's fiancée to him. But upon arriving he finds that his partner has gambled away all his money and a group of unscrupulous pirates are forcing the natives to dive for pearls.

Digitally remastered, restored and rescored, this 2-disc DVD collection includes feature films, shorts, photo galleries, all-new interviews, featurettes, and more! Volume 2 includes:
Disc 1: Feature films and shorts - Kid Brother (1927), The Freshman (1925), Bumping Into Broadway (1919), Billy Blazes, Esq. (1919); Commentary by Leonard Maltin, Rich Correll and film historian Richard Bann on The Freshman; Commentary by Harold Lloyd's granddaughter, Suzanne Lloyd, author Annette Lloyd, and Rich Correll on Kid Brother; Production and publicity galleries; Animated menus; 4X3 full frame versions; 2M mono audioDisc 2: Feature films and shorts - Feet First (1930), Grandma's Boy (1922), Dr. Jack (1922), Now or Never (1921), High and Dizzy (1920); "Scoring for Comedy" Featurette; Production and publicity galleries; English subtitles and closed captions; Spanish subtitles; Animated menus; 4X3 full frame versions; 2M mono audio

[1942 - George Sanders, Herbert Marshall, Elena Verdugo - black&white - 89 minutes] A fictionalized account of the life of Paul Gauguin as taken from the book by W. Somerset Maugham. The story of a middle-aged bourgeois stockbroker who deserts his wife and children to pursue the life of a Bohemian artist first in Paris and then later in Tahiti. In Tahiti he marries a beautiful native woman but forsakes all love in his obsession with artistic beauty. However his marvelous paintings cannot overcome the cruelty and insensitivity that eventually destroys him.

Ho'okipa is a light-hearted comedy about three friends and an evening of assumptions that lead to misadventure. The story focuses on Christian Ho'okipa (Kuali'i Wittman), a young man that must endure the perplexity of a relationship with girlfriend, Kahea (Anuhea Jenkins). Cousins, Kali (Matt Gonzales) and Milton (Dayne Bullock) are Christian's best friends that have adventures of their own. (36 minutes)
DVD INCLUDES:
- Music Videos: "Ku'ualoha" by Kahele & "Tonight" by Assault Squad Riderz
- Bonus Footage from the movie Divers
- Ho'okipa & Divers movie trailers