Tony Manero defined the disco era and was about as Brooklyn as you can get. Watch as Travolta and his polyester clad cronies dance their way to adulthood and use the Verrazano Bridge as a super-sized jungle gym. Don't miss scenes of the boys shooting hoops, as well as a brief background shot of kids playing Ace-King-Queen!

This cornerstone of American film is finally available in a beautiful DVD edition. Not only do you get the gritty tale of life on the NY/NJ waterfront in the 1950s, but also DVD goodies like 2 short pieces about the film's creation, and an optional audio commentary by noted film critics.

Getting to see this brilliant trilogy in its definitive DVD glory is an offer you can't refuse. Get your dose of streetplay goodness with the incredible New York City period cinematography, including kids cooling off in fire hydrant spray.

Early 60s Bronx adolescent existence is allegorized in this near-cult neoclassic. Look for great Bronx footage, notably the intersection of Fordham Road and Valentine Avenue--at the Marine recruiting office!

Where does an African prince come to find a wife? Queens, naturally. Murphy's virtuoso performance is set amidst a great urban backdrop. Of course, any movie with the line, "Is it just me, or does every woman in New York have some kind of an emotional problem?" gets the nod from us.