If ever a sullen man named Dwayne offers you a ride to the airport, walk instead. Classic, early, small Walken role.

Walken won his Oscar for this one. Get ready for when he and DeNiro start talking about "the trees."

In another lead performance, Walken as writer/family man abducted (perhaps) by aliens. More drama than sci-fi but solid overall. Good extras.

Playing another mobster, Walken squares off against a band of young, witless kidnappers. He dances for a moment in a flashback.

Another film boosted by a Walken appearance. Playing yet another mobster, he verbally spars with Dennis Hopper. Walken also appears in a deleted scene (which partly appears in the movie's trailer).

Walken plays a record producer on the make in the second flick. Once again, he shines as he dances. Even Tia Carrere looks surprised by his moves.

In a smaller role, Walken plays a wacky movie director. I don't like much of this movie but wait for the scene where he springs his cinematic trap. Great stuff.

As for this writing, the last performance for which the Academy nominated his efforts. He's good, but once again, too little of him, and I am not so big on this trifle.

Walken the dancer. For me, his lengthy dance number is the only reason to buy this DVD. (FYI, Walken somehow ends up throwing in a dance step in almost every film in which he appears.)

In the Fatboy Slim video "Weapon Of Choice," it's pure Walken dance magic.