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When I returned|to Baker Street
from a short holiday|in the spring of 1891,
I had seen little of Holmes|for some time.
I saw in the papers|that he had been engaged
by the French government upon|a matter of supreme importance
but I could hardly foresee|that it would have
so violent|a consequence.
It lies with me now|to tell for the first time
what took place between|Mr. Sherlock Holmes
and Professor Moriarity|in that fateful year.
Ah, Mrs. Hudson|has Mr. Holmes returned?
Oh, he has indeed.
He came in early.
Must have been|before 7:00.
"Morning Mrs. Hudson"|he says,
"Have you anything nice|for my breakfast?"
as if he hadn't been away|for four months.
You could have knocked me down|with a feather.
And he's gone|out again I take it?
Yes, yes he had his breakfast|and then he went out again
just after|his visitor left.
Visitor?
An elderly|gentleman.
They had words.
I didn't like the look of him,|not at all I didn't.
He had a face like, like|the wrath of God
or should I say|the devil.
Indeed.
Should we open a bottle|of the best claret
to celebrate|Mr. Holmes' return?
Why not?
Very good.
Thank you,|Mrs. Hudson.
I learned later that Holmes|had survived three attempts
on his life|that very day.
But as I waited for him|to reappear
Baker Street looked to me|as safe and secure as ever.
Holmes you...
Wait, wait.
What is it?
Air guns, a rather special|air gun in fact.
Watson would you have|any objection to drawing
the blinds casually as if|you were alone in this room?
Watson I think you know me|well enough to understand
that I am by no means|a nervous man.
But it is stupidity|rather than courage
to refuse to recognize danger|when it is close upon you.
Damn!
Watson,|might I have a match?
Holmes,|you're hurt.
Scratches, nothing,|nothing to signify.
You don't look well|Holmes.
Well I have been using myself|rather too freely.
I have been somewhat|pressed but late.
How pressed?
Well as I am unable to leave|this room until after dark
and then most likely|on the way that I came,
we do have some time|on our hands.
Also I owe you an explanation|for my unceremonious departure
the last time|that we met.
I'll take some notes|if I may?
Oh, by all means.
This case...
This case,|it is unique
in the annuals|of crime.
You will recall that it was|a cold morning early in the year
when I last left|Baker Street.
I had no idea where I was going|or who my client was.
All I knew was|that it was important
and abroad.
My destination was the museum|and the Louve was in Paris
and my client none less|than the French government.
Surely this Louve is near|to the very heart of France.
It was here that|the great Musele held court
and here that|Napoleon Bonaparte
was married to|the Archduchess Madam
Marie Louise of Austria.
Indeed it is a history lesson|in stone.
And now this gallery|contains our finest paintings.
Gentlemen,|shall we come to the point?
I presume the Mona Lisa|has been stolen.
When I see two hooks|and the place where
the Mona Lisa used to hang|and then this talk
of...|and scandal.
Yes, now I begin to understand|the delicacy of the matter.
The Louve is closed on Mondays|for maintenance.
The fact that the Mona Lisa|was not hanging
in her usual place was no doubt|due to the fact
that she was in|the photographic studio.
It was only later in the day|that a workman found the frame
in a little storeroom|under the salon care.
We put the glass|over the painting
only a month ago.
We feared an acid attack,|there was such a one
in Florence recently.
How very fortunate.
Pardon?
Two good|thumb prints.
Many artists come here|to make copies of the paintings.
This one seems|well done.
Yes, that artist|is particularly clever
and makes a good living|from his copying.
I should like|to meet him sometime.
To make a bad copy|is very easy but a good one,
it takes|years of practice.
For instance De Vinci
used Italian popular wood|to paint on.
It is very difficult|to find.
To match the original color,|nearly impossible.
It is, uh, full mature,|the smooth blended tones,
very subtle|and his brushwork
is left-handed.
The crack work,|this fine network
of cracks,|left, ah.
that is the most difficult|to achieve of all.
And you can|achieve it?
How?
That is my secret.
It seems to me|that this is something
near to a|legitimate forgery.
No, no, no|because the copies must never
be the same size|as the original.
And, and who would buy|one of my copies as the original
when the real Mona Lisa|is in the Louve.
But if by chance|the Mona Lisa
is no longer|in the Louve?
But of course|you are joking Messier.
Happily the French police|are well ahead of the British
when it comes to|fingerprints.
The great Bantion himself|was kind enough to refer
to my little pamphlet|on the subject as his bible.
As I suspected,|our man had been involved
in petty crime in the past,|a Spaniard named Mendosa.
There, there|is your thief.
Not a pleasant|specimen.
Mr. Holmes,|France owes you a great debt.
We have not got the man|and more important,
the painting.
But he must|be arrested immediately.
He may have already|sold it.
No, no, gentlemen|it is my belief
that the painting|is still in Mendosa's keeping.
He is only a pawn|in a much bigger game.
This robbery|has been carefully planned
over months, even years|by a master criminal.
But what professional|criminal would want
to own|the Mona Lisa?
That is madness.
He can't sell it.
I believe the master criminal|is not interested
in the original,
if he can pass off|the forgeries as originals
for the same price.
Gentlemen we must|alarm Mendosa,
get him on the move|so he leads us
to the center|of the web.
But how?
First we must announce|to the world
that the painting|has been stolen.
Oh,|but that would create
a great scandal both myself|and the director of...
Minister,|please if I may explain.
It would be announced|that owing to the brilliant
and tireless efforts of|yourself and the director,
that the criminal|is about to be arrested.
Mr. Holmes, we must|arrest him now.
No.
Now!
Holmes, I understand that|the recovery of the original
would make it impossible|for the thieves to sell
any copies however excellent|those copies were,
but did you have any clue|to the identity
of the mastermind behind|the whole scheme?
I was satisfied|that I had recognized one of
Professor Moriarity's|agents.
Moriarity?
Notice the subtle modeling|of the features,
beautiful hands,
mood,
that smile.
As Walter Payton described her,|the head upon which all the ends
of the world|are common.
The eyelids|are a little weary.
No one else has ever had|the genius to paint this masterpiece
except De Vinci.
But if you look at|the paint work sir.
Leonard's signature at large,|the brush work,
the bloom,|the technique.
Will you|excuse me?
I would say without hesitation|that the general opinion
of the art world|is that this
is the greatest portrait|ever painted.
I very much regret|to have to tell you sir
that this painting|is no longer for sale.
I don't understand|Professor.
I mean,|the price maybe?
Well now look,|I'll reconsider.
I'll give you a cool|four million and how's that?
I'm sorry|Mr. Walker,
the painting is no|longer for sale.
Hey,|what you guys up to?
Take your hands off me|you nick!
Thanks for nothing.
That wretched Holmes|has recovered the original.
These are worthless.
Destroy them,
burn them.
Do it|yourself,
and let no one else|see you.
Yes,|Professor Moriarity.
I must|congratulate you, Holmes.
Such an honor|and so well deserved.
There was no|great problem.
The case practically|solved itself.
I hear you had a visitor|this morning.
Ow!!!
I had not been back|in Baker Street
more than|half an hour when...
But you cannot|go up there sir!
You have less|frontal development
than I should have|expected.
It's a dangerous habit,|a finger loaded firearms
in the pocket of one's|dressing gown.
You evidentially|don't know me.
On the contrary I think it's|fairly evident that I do.
I can spare you five minutes|if you have anything to say.
All that I have to say|has already crossed your mind.
And possibly my answer|has already crossed yours.
You stand fast?
Absolutely.
You frustrated me|in the affair
of the French gold.
So it was you behind|the Red Headed League.
A very ingenious|and welcome tried idea.
High praise|from you.
You crossed my path|first on the 4th of January.
By the middle of February|I was seriously inconvenienced
by you and at|the end of March
I was absolutely|hampered in my plans.
And now with this last business|in France you have placed me
in such a position|by your continual persecution
that I am in positive danger|of losing my liberty.
The situation is becoming|an impossible one.
Have you any suggestion|to make?
You must drop it|Mr. Holmes.
You really must|you know.
And what if|I refuse?
I'm quite sure that a man|of your intelligence
will see that there can be|but one outcome to this affair.
It is necessary|that you should withdraw.
You have worked things|in such a fashion
that we have only|one resource left.
It has been an intellectual|treat to me to see
the way in which|you grappled with this matter.
But I say unaffectedly|that it would be a grief to me
to be forced to take|an extreme measure.
Oh, you smile sir
but it really would|I do assure you.
Danger is part of|my trade.
This is not danger.
It is inevitable|destruction.
You stand in the way|not merely of an individual
but of a mighty organization,|the full extent of which
even you with all your|cleverness have been
unable to realize.
You must stand clear Mr. Holmes|or be trouble under foot.
You know I'm afraid|that in the pleasure
of this conversation|I am neglecting business
of importance|which awaits me elsewhere.
Well, well,|it seems a pity
but I've|done what I could.
This is a duel|between you and me Mr. Holmes.
You hope to place|me in the dark.
You hope|to beat me.
If you are clever enough|to bring destruction on me,
rest assured|I shall do as much for you.
You have paid me|several compliments,
Mr. Moriarity.
Let me pay you one|in return when I say that if
I were assured of|the former eventuality
I would, in the interests|of the public,
cheerfully accept|the later.
I can promise you the one|but not the other.
He is the Napoleon|of crime Watson.
For years|I have endeavored
to break through|the veil which shrouded him
and at last|I have seized a thread
and followed it|to Moriarity himself.
And now I'm ready|to close on him.
If he doesn't|close upon you first.
On Monday next,|matters will be right
but the Professor|and all the principal members
of his gang will be|in the hands of the police.
Then will come the greatest|criminal trial of the century,
the clearing up of|over 40 mysteries
and the room|full of them.
I cannot do better|than to get away
for the few|remaining days.
It would give me great pleasure|Watson if you would come
onto the continent|with me.
The continent?
I'd be delighted Holmes,|but where?
Anywhere.
It's all|the same to me.
Yes, but won't|we have to dispose of
Professor Moriarity|first?
It seems to me that we're|under siege in this very room.
And that reminds me|I must be on my way.
Won't you|stay the night?
No, it's too dangerous for you|if I stay here.
I will leave the way I came|and find lodgings
with my brother|Mycroft.
We start|tomorrow morning.
Tomorrow morning?
Oh, yes,|it is most necessary.
Now here are your instructions|and I beg of you
to follow them|to the letter.
We are now playing|a double-handed game with me,
Watson against|the most powerful syndicate
of criminals|in Europe.
You will dispatch|whatever luggage
you intend to take by|a trusted messenger unaddressed
at the Victoria Station|tonight.
In the morning you will send|Mrs. Hudson for a handsome cab,
desiring her|not to take the first
or second which may|present itself.
You will drive to the Strand end of La Famules,
handing the address|to the cabman
but with a request|that he will not throw it away.
Have your fare ready|and the instant that your cab
stops move speedily through|the muse and time yourself
to reach the other end at|exactly a quarter past 9:00
where you will find a small|broom waiting close to the curb
driven by a fellow|with a heavy black coat,
tipped at the collar|with red.
Into this you will stay|and you will reach Victoria
in time for|the continental express.
Excuse me sir, I|wonder if you speak Italian.
No,|I'm afraid not.
I'm looking for the gentleman|who reserved this compartment.
Not a sign of him|sir.
If you're traveling|you better get aboard.
My dear Watson|you haven't even condescended
to say good morning|to me.
Good heavens Holmes,|how you startled me.
It is still necessary|to take every precaution.
I did rather fine,|Watson.
I see that this express runs|in connection with the boat
so I think we've shaken off|Moriarity very effectively.
Well what will|he do then?
What I|should do.
Engage a special|train.
But he'll arrive|too late.
You'll observe from your|Bradshaw that this train
stops at Canterbury|and again at the boat.
Moriarity will|catch us there.
Good heavens anybody would think|that we were the criminals.
Let's arrest him|as soon as he arrives.
No, that would ruin|everything.
If we should catch the big fish|then the smaller
would dart right and left|out of the net.
No, no,|and the rest is invisible.
Well what then?
We shall|get ours at Canterbury.
But Holmes|our luggage.
We must give Moriarity|something to follow.
What will|we do?
We shall go|across country.
Here we are Holmes, Bradshaw|shouldn't let you down.
From Ashford Junction|we can take a 1:00 slow train
to Hastings,|then onto the dear old
London Brighton|and South Coast line,
Bax Hill on to Lewis non-stop,|then onto New Haven,
evening boat|to Vienna.
I think we've got time|for an early lunch.
So soon.
There are limits you see|to even our friend's intelligence.
And now Watson,|we shall treat ourselves
for a couple of carpet bags,|encourage the manufacturers,
the countries through which|we travel and make our way
at leisure|into Switzerland
via Brussels,|Luxemberg...
It fell out as Sherlock Holmes|had predicted.
We stayed two nights|in Brussels,
then began to make our|leisurely way southeast.
For a charming week we|progressed towards the Alps.
What do you|think?
A common enough occurrence|in the mountains.
Ah, nothing like drinking|the wine where it's grown.
Hmm.
All gang safely secured,|only Moriarity escaped the net,
signed Mycroft.
He's given them|the slip.
I think it would be better|if you were to
return to England|Watson.
Why?
You will find me|a very dangerous companion now.
Moriarity will devote|all his energies to taking his
revenge upon me|and if I have a companion...
Would you be|rid of me?
No, except for the reasons|I've given.
We've been in tight places|before together.
Never as tight|as this one.
I'm not leaving you|Holmes,
not unless|you order me to go.
I've never been|to Switzerland before
but the beauty of the landscape|reminded me irresistibly
of the northwest frontier|provinces of India.
But in spite of the lovely|scenery all around us,
it was clear to me|that never for one instant
did Sherlock Holmes|forget the shadow
that lay|across him.
I could tell by his|sharp scrutiny of every face
that he was well convinced|that go where we would
we would not be clear|of the danger
that was dogging|our footsteps.
What was that?
See anything?
No, nothing.
It's time|we went on our way.
Hans,|we're on our way.
At last we reached the heart|of the burnice overland
and came to the village|of Mirengland
where we put up|at the Englisher Hall
then kept|by Peter Steiler the Elder.
Uh, Steiler?
The walk over to the hills|to Rosenlawry is very beautiful.
You can stay the night|there and come back the next day
but you must not on|any account miss
the falls of Reichenbach|which is only a small detour.
Uh, there it is.
It is indeed|a fearful place.
The torrent, swollen|by the melting glacier,
plunges into a tremendous abyss|in which the spray rose up
like the smoke|from a burning house.
Herr, Dr. Watson.
Herr, Dr. Watson.
Yes?
Herr Steiler told me|to give you this.
It is very urgent.
It seems an English woman|was taken to the hotel
after we left on her way|to friends in Lucerne.
She's had|a great hemorrhage.
Tuberculoses.
Oh, no doubt.
It appears|she's dying.
An English doctor|would be a great consolation.
I'm afraid|I must go back Holmes.
Of course.
Steiler suggests|that this lad shows you the way
to Rosenlawy|and I'll join you there later.
A good plan.
Hey!
I trust|she's no worse.
You didn't|write this?
There is no sick|English woman at the hotel?
No, but it has|the hotel mark.
Of course, there was|a tall old Englishman
who came here after|you had gone.
He said...
It was the sight|of the Alpine stalk
that turned me cold|and sick.
He had not gone|to Rosenlawy.
I stood for a minute or two|to collect myself
for I was dazed|with the horror of the thing.
And then I began to think|of Holmes' own methods
and to try|to practice them.
Holmes,
Holmes,
Holmes.
My Dear Watson,|I write these few lines
through the courtesy|of Mr. Moriarity
who awaits my convenience|for the final discussion
of those questions|which lie between us.
I'm pleased to think|that I shall be able
to free society from any further|affects of his presence.
Though I fear|that it is at a cost
which will give pain|to my friends
and especially|my dear Watson,
to you.
As you know, my career|had in any case
reached a crisis.
And no possible conclusion|to it could be more congenial
to me|than this.
Indeed if I may make|a full confession to you,
I was convinced|that the letter...
was a hoax.
I made every disposition|of my property
before leaving|England
and handed it|to my brother Mycroft.
Good bye|and good luck
and believe me|to be my dear fellow,
very sincerely yours,|Sherlock Holmes.
In this situation|I have little doubt
that a personal contest|between the two men
ended as it could hardly|fail to end.
Ahh!
It's with a heavy heart|that I take up my pen
to write these last words|in which I shall ever record
singular gifts|by which my friend
Mr. Sherlock Holmes|was distinguished.
I shall|ever regard him
as the best|and wisest man
I have|ever known.
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Shriek if You Know What I Did Last Friday the 13th
Shuang tong (2002)
Shutter (2004)
Sib - The Apple
Sibiriada CD1
Sibiriada CD2
Sibling Rivalry
Siburay Bate Cafe
Sicilian The 1987 CD1
Sicilian The 1987 CD2
Siege The (1998)
Siegfried I
Siegfried II
Siegfried III
Signs
Silence of the Lambs The
Silencers The (Phil Karlson 1966)
Silent Trigger 1996
Silent Warnings
Silk Stockings
Silmido CD1
Silmido CD2
Silver City
Silver Hawk
Silver Streak 1976
Simon and Garfunkel - The Concert in Central Park
Simon of the Desert
Simone CD1
Simone CD2
Simpsons 01x01 - Simpsons Roasting Over An Open Fire
Simpsons 01x02 - Bart The Genius
Simpsons 01x03 - Homers Odyssey
Simpsons 01x04 - Theres No Disgrace Like Home
Simpsons 01x05 - Bart the General
Simpsons 01x06 - Moaning Lisa
Simpsons 01x07 - The Call of the Simpsons
Simpsons 01x08 - The Telltale Head
Simpsons 01x09 - Life on the Fast Lane
Simpsons 01x10 - Homers Night Out
Simpsons 01x11 - The Crepes Of Wrath
Simpsons 01x12 - Krusty Gets Busted
Simpsons 01x13 - Some Enchanted Evening
Simpsons The
Simpsons The 05x01 - Homers Barbershop Quartet
Simpsons The 05x02 - Cape Feare
Simpsons The 05x03 - Homer Goes To College
Simpsons The 05x04 - Rosebud
Simpsons The 05x05 - Tree House Of Horror
Simpsons The 05x06 - Marge On The Lam
Simpsons The 05x07 - Barts Inner Child
Simpsons The 05x08 - Boy Scoutz N The Hood
Simpsons The 05x09 - The Last-Temptation Of Homer
Simpsons The 05x10 - $pringfield
Simpsons The 05x11 - Homer The Vigilante
Simpsons The 05x12 - Bart Gets Famous
Simpsons The 05x13 - Homer And Apu
Simpsons The 05x14 - Lisa Vs Malibu Stacy
Simpsons The 05x15 - Deep Space Homer
Simpsons The 05x16 - Homer Loves Flanders
Simpsons The 05x17 - Bart Gets An Elephant
Simpsons The 05x18 - Burns Heir
Simpsons The 05x19 - Sweet Seymour Skinners Baadasssss Song
Simpsons The 05x20 - The Boy Who Knew Too Much
Simpsons The 05x21 - Lady Bouviers Lover
Simpsons The 05x22 - Secrets Of A Successful Marriage
Sin 2003
Sin noticias de Dios
Sinbad - Legend Of The Seven Seas
Since Otar Left 2003
Since You Went Away CD1
Since You Went Away CD2
Sinful Nuns of Saint Valentine
Singin in the Rain
Singing Detective The
Singles (2003) CD1
Singles (2003) CD2
Sink The Bismarck
Sinnui yauman
Sinnui yauman II
Sirens 1994
Sirocco 1951
Sissi 1955
Sister Act
Sister Act 2 - Back in the Habit CD1
Sister Act 2 - Back in the Habit CD2
Six Days Seven Nights
Six Degrees of Separation (1993)
Six Feet Under
Six String Samurai
Six Strong Guys (2004)
Sixteen Candles CD1
Sixteen Candles CD2
Sixth Sense The
Skammen (Shame Bergman 1968)
Skazka o tsare Saltane
Skulls The
Skulls The (Collectors Edition)
Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow
Slap Shot
Slap Shot 2
Slaughterhouse Five
Sleeper
Sleeper 1973
Sleepers (1996) CD1
Sleepers (1996) CD2
Sleepless in Seattle
Sleepover
Sleepwalkers 1992
Sleepy Hollow 1999
Sleuth (Mankiewicz 1972) CD1
Sleuth (Mankiewicz 1972) CD2
Sliding Doors 1992
Sling Blade CD1
Sling Blade CD2
Small Change (FranÇois Truffaut 1976)
Small Time Crooks 2000
Smell of Fear The
Smokey and the Bandit
Smoking Room
Snake Of June A (2002)
Snake Pit The
Snatch
Snatch - Special Edition
Sneakers 1992
Sniper 2
Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs 1937
Snowboarder
Snowfever (2004)
So Close 2002
Soapdish
Sobibor 14 Octobre 1943
Socrate
Sol Goode
Solaris (Solyaris)
Solaris (Tarkovsky) CD1
Solaris (Tarkovsky) CD2
Solaris - Criterion Collection
Solaris 2002
Solaris 2002 - Behind the Planet
Solaris 2002 Inside
Soldaat Van Oranje 1977 CD1
Soldaat Van Oranje 1977 CD2
Soldier CD1
Soldier CD2
Soldiers Story A (Norman Jewison 1984)
Solomon and Sheba CD1
Solomon and Sheba CD2
Sombre 25fps 1998
Some Kind of Monster CD1
Some Kind of Monster CD2
Someone Special
Something The Lord Made CD1
Something The Lord Made CD2
Somethings Gotta Give CD1
Somethings Gotta Give CD2
Son In Law
Son The
Sonatine
Song of the South
Sophies Choice
Sorority boys
Sorum
Sose me
Soul Guardians The (1998) CD1
Soul Guardians The (1998) CD2
Soul Keeper The (2003)
Soul Plane
Soul Survivors
Sound of Music The
South Park - Bigger Longer and Uncut
South Park 01x01 - Cartman Gets An Anal Probe
South Park 01x02 - Weight Gain 4000
South Park 01x03 - Volcano
South Park 01x04 - Big Gay Als Big Gay Boatride
South Park 01x05 - An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig
South Park 01x06 - Death
South Park 01x07 - Pinkeye
South Park 01x08 - Jesus VS Satan
South Park 01x09 - Starvin Marvin
South Park 01x10 - Mr Hankey the Christmas Poo
South Park 01x11 - Toms Rhinoplasty
South Park 01x12 - Mecha Striesand
South Park 01x13 - Cartmans Mom is a Dirty Slut
Soylent Green 1973
Spacehunter 1983
Spanish Prisoner The CD1
Spanish Prisoner The CD2
Spark the Lighter
Spartacus 2004 CD1
Spartacus 2004 CD2
Spartacus Fixed 1960
Spartan 2004 CD1
Spartan 2004 CD2
Spawn (1997)
Spawn (Directors Cut)
Species 3 CD1
Species 3 CD2
Speed 2 - Cruise Control
Spellbound (Hitchcock 1945)
Spetters 1980
Spider-Man CD1
Spider-Man CD2
Spider (2002)
Spider Man 2 CD1
Spider Man 2 CD2
Spies Like Us 1985
Spirit of the Beehive
Spirited Away CD1
Spirits of the Dead 1968 CD1
Spirits of the Dead 1968 CD2
Splash
Spoilers The
Spongebob Squarepants The Movie
Springtime In A Small Town
Spun (Unrated Version)
Spy Game
Spy Hard
Spy Who Came In from the Cold The
Spy Who Loved Me The
Spy Who Shagged Me The - New Line Platinum Series
Spygirl CD1
Spygirl CD2
Square Peg
Squirm
St Johns Wort - (Otogiriso) 25fps 2001
Stage Beauty 2004
Stage Fright 1950
Stagecoach
Stalag 17
Stalker 1979 CD1
Stalker 1979 CD2
Star Trek Generations CD1
Star Trek Generations CD2
Star Wars - Episode II Attack of the Clones
Star Wars - Episode IV A New Hope
Star Wars - Episode I The Phantom Menace
Star Wars Episode 4 (A New Hope) CD1
Star Wars Episode 4 (A New Hope) CD2
Star Wars Episode 5 (Empire Strikes Back) CD1
Star Wars Episode 5 (Empire Strikes Back) CD2
Star Wars Episode 6 (Return of the Jedi) CD1
Star Wars Episode 6 (Return of the Jedi) CD2
Stargate SG1 1x01 Children of the Gods
Stargate SG1 1x02 The enemy Within
Stargate SG1 1x03 Emancipation
Stargate SG1 1x04 The Broca Divide
Stargate SG1 1x05 The First Commandment
Stargate SG1 1x06 Cold Lazarus
Stargate SG1 1x07 The Nox
Stargate SG1 1x08 Brief Candle
Stargate SG1 1x09 Thors Hammer
Stargate SG1 1x10 The Torment of Tantalus
Stargate SG1 1x11 Bloodlines
Stargate SG1 1x12 Fire and Water
Stargate SG1 1x13 Hathor
Stargate SG1 1x14 Singularity
Stargate SG1 1x15 The Cor AI
Stargate SG1 1x16 Enigma
Stargate SG1 1x17 Solitudes
Stargate SG1 1x18 Tin Man
Stargate SG1 1x19 There but for the Grace of God
Stargate SG1 1x20 Politics
Stargate SG1 1x21 Within the Serpents Grasp
Stargate SG1 2x01 The serpents lair
Stargate SG1 2x02 In the line of duty
Stargate SG1 2x03 Prisoners
Stargate SG1 2x04 The gamekeeper
Stargate SG1 2x05 Need
Stargate SG1 2x06 Thors chariot
Stargate SG1 2x07 Message in a bottle
Stargate SG1 2x08 Family
Stargate SG1 2x09 Secrets
Stargate SG1 2x10 Bane
Stargate SG1 2x11 The tokra part 1
Stargate SG1 2x12 The tokra part 2
Stargate SG1 2x13 Spirits
Stargate SG1 2x14 Touchstone
Stargate SG1 2x15 The fifth race
Stargate SG1 2x16 A matter of time
Stargate SG1 2x17 Holiday
Stargate SG1 2x18 Serpents song
Stargate SG1 2x19 One false step
Stargate SG1 2x20 Show and tell
Stargate SG1 2x21 1969
Stargate SG1 3x01 Into The Fire II
Stargate SG1 3x02 Seth
Stargate SG1 3x03 Fair Game
Stargate SG1 3x04 Legacy
Stargate SG1 3x05 Learning Curve
Stargate SG1 3x06 Point Of View
Stargate SG1 3x07 Deadman Switch
Stargate SG1 3x08 Demons
Stargate SG1 3x09 Rules Of Engagement
Stargate SG1 3x10 Forever In A Day
Stargate SG1 3x11 Past And Present
Stargate SG1 3x12 Jolinars Memories
Stargate SG1 3x13 The Devil You Know
Stargate SG1 3x14 Foothold
Stargate SG1 3x15 Pretense
Stargate SG1 3x16 Urgo
Stargate SG1 3x17 A Hundred Days
Stargate SG1 3x18 Shades Of Grey
Stargate SG1 3x19 New Ground
Stargate SG1 3x20 Maternal Instinct
Stargate SG1 3x21 Crystal Skull
Stargate SG1 3x22 Nemesis
Stargate SG1 4x01 Small Victories
Stargate SG1 4x02 The Other Side
Stargate SG1 4x03 Upgrades
Stargate SG1 4x04 Crossroads
Stargate SG1 4x05 Divide And Conquer
Stargate SG1 4x06 Window Of Opportunity
Stargate SG1 4x07 Watergate
Stargate SG1 4x08 The First Ones
Stargate SG1 4x09 Scorched Earth
Stargate SG1 4x10 Beneath The Surface
Stargate SG1 4x11 Point Of No Return
Stargate SG1 4x12 Tangent
Stargate SG1 4x13 The Curse
Stargate SG1 4x14 The Serpents Venom
Stargate SG1 4x15 Chain Reaction
Stargate SG1 4x16 2010
Stargate SG1 4x17 Absolute Power
Stargate SG1 4x18 The Light
Stargate SG1 4x19 Prodigy
Stargate SG1 4x20 Entity
Stargate SG1 4x21 Double Jeopardy
Stargate SG1 4x22 Exodus
Stargate SG1 5x01 Enemies
Stargate SG1 5x02 Threshold
Stargate SG1 5x03 Ascension
Stargate SG1 5x04 Fifth Man
Stargate SG1 5x05 Red Sky
Stargate SG1 5x06 Rite Of Passage
Stargate SG1 5x07 Beast Of Burden
Stargate SG1 5x08 The Tomb
Stargate SG1 5x09 Between Two Fires
Stargate SG1 5x10 2001
Stargate SG1 5x11 Desperate Measures
Stargate SG1 5x12 Wormhole X-Treme
Stargate SG1 5x13 Proving Ground
Stargate SG1 5x14 48 Hours
Stargate SG1 5x15 Summit
Stargate SG1 5x16 Last Stand
Stargate SG1 5x17 Failsafe
Stargate SG1 5x18 The Warrior
Stargate SG1 5x19 Menace
Stargate SG1 5x20 The Sentinel
Stargate SG1 5x21 Meridian
Stargate SG1 5x22 Revelations
Stargate SG1 6x01 Redemption Part 1
Stargate SG1 6x02 Redemption Part 2
Stargate SG1 6x03 Descent
Stargate SG1 6x04 Frozen
Stargate SG1 6x05 Nightwalkers
Stargate SG1 6x06 Abyss
Stargate SG1 6x07 Shadow Play
Stargate SG1 6x08 The Other Guys
Stargate SG1 6x09 Allegiance
Stargate SG1 6x10 Cure
Stargate SG1 6x11 Prometheus
Stargate SG1 6x12 Unnatural Selection
Stargate SG1 6x13 Sight Unseen
Stargate SG1 6x14 Smoke n Mirrors
Stargate SG1 6x15 Paradise Lost
Stargate SG1 6x16 Metamorphosis
Stargate SG1 6x17 Disclosure
Stargate SG1 6x18 Forsaken
Stargate SG1 6x19 The Changeling
Stargate SG1 6x20 Memento
Stargate SG1 6x21 Prophecy
Stargate SG1 6x22 Full Circle
Stargate SG1 7x01 Fallen
Stargate SG1 7x02 Homecoming
Stargate SG1 7x03 Fragile Balance
Stargate SG1 7x04 Orpheus
Stargate SG1 7x05 Revisions
Stargate SG1 7x06 Lifeboat
Stargate SG1 7x07 Enemy Mine
Stargate SG1 7x08 Space Race
Stargate SG1 7x09 Avenger 2 0
Stargate SG1 7x10 Birthright
Stargate SG1 7x10 Heroes II
Stargate SG1 7x11 Evolution I
Stargate SG1 7x12 Evolution II
Stargate SG1 7x13 Grace
Stargate SG1 7x14 Fallout
Stargate SG1 7x15 Chimera
Stargate SG1 7x16 Death Knell
Stargate SG1 7x17 Heroes I
Stargate SG1 7x19 Resurrection
Stargate SG1 7x20 Inauguration
Stargate SG1 7x21-22 The Lost City I n II
Starship Troopers (Special Edition)
Starship Troopers 2
Story Of A Kiss
Strada La
Strange aventure de Docteur Molyneux
Street Of Love And Hope (Nagisa Oshima 1959)
Street of shame (Akasen chitai)
Streetcar Named Desire A
Style Wars
Suicide Regimen
Sukces 2003
Summer Tale A 2000
Sunday Lunch (2003)
Super 8 Stories
Superman IV - The Quest for Peace
Surviving the Game
Swedish Love Story A (1970) CD1
Swedish Love Story A (1970) CD2
Sweetest Thing The (Unrated Version)
Swept Away
Swordsman III - The East is Red
Sylvester - Canned Feud (1951)
Sylvester - Speedy Gonzales (1955)
Sylvester and Elmer - Kit for Cat (1948)
Sylvester and Porky - Scaredy Cat (1948)
Sylvester and Tweety - Canary Row (1950)
Sylvester and Tweety - Putty Tat Trouble (1951)
Sylvester and Tweety - Tweetys SOS (1951)