The Green Hornet (Three-Disc Combo: Blu-ray 3D / Blu-ray / DVD)

Jun 09, 2011 16:30:42

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Return to Cranford [Blu-ray]

Nov 15, 2010 20:38:26

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The two-part saga Return to Cranford opens to a struggling Cranford, a traditional English village that in autumn 1844 is airing the conflicts that accompany progress. Miss Matty Jenkyns (Judi Dench), after having closed her business in the last series, is happily babysitting the child of her maid, Martha (Claudie Blakley). This gives the ladies in town something to gossip about, as does every other small event in this chatty group. The same women populate this new Cranford--the snooty Miss Jamieson (Barbara Flynn), nosy Miss Pole (Imelda Staunton), Miss Forrester (Julia McKenzie), Peggy (Jodie Whittaker), and Erminia (Michelle Dockery)--while a few new men added into the mix creates options for love interests throughout. In Part One, Peggy, visiting her dead father's grave, bumps into William Baxton (Tom Hiddleston), a young and dapper gentleman who becomes a central character in Cranford's growing divide between those who want a railroad coming through town and those who don't. While politics are sorted, scenes alternate between heated public debates and intimate domestic exchanges to make Return to Cranford as charming as the first incarnations of this historical drama. The emphasis on the ways the women in town navigate thorny social situations remains primary in Return to Cranford. Babies are born and the elderly pass away while the ladies busily decide what to make of it all. While Part One focuses on catch-up, showing where each crone stands on the latest current events, Part Two attempts more to challenge outmoded cultural values such as elitism and to show how the community members toughen up to become a courageous bunch. Unfortunately, Miss Matty discovers that solidarity is hard to come by in this small village, and Part Two is as much about a town falling apart as it is about ways to heal sore feelings and a violated landscape. Ultimately, life marches on in this pleasurably fictionalized glimpse into England's past. --Trinie Dalton

10 Things I Hate About You (10th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-ray]

Oct 19, 2010 11:00:27

Brand : Buena Vista Home Video

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The classic comedy that launched the careers of Academy Award winner Heath Ledger (2008, Best Supporting Actor, THE DARK KNIGHT) and Julia Stiles celebrates its ten-year high school reunion with 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU: THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION. This special edition is packed with a million things to love, including an exclusive sneak peek at Heath Ledger's screen test. New kid in school Cameron (Joseph Gordon-Levitt) is smitten with the beautiful Bianca (Larisa Oleynik). The problem is that Bianca isn't allowed to date unless her surly older sister Kat (Stiles) does. Cameron's only hope is to enlist the help of Patrick (Ledger), the school troublemaker with a reputation as nasty as Kat's. This special edition brings back the love-struck high school classmates of '99 with a treasure trove of never-before-seen footage. Also featuring a retro soundtrack of memorable nineties tunes, 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU is a comedy you can count on.

Bonus Features include:10 Things I Love About 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU 10 Years Later Take A Look Back And Remember Why Everyone Loves This Classic Teen Comedy. This New Documentary Features Interviews With Director Gil Junger, Co-Writers Kirsten Smith and Karen McCullah Lutz, Never-Before-Seen Casting Footage, Cast Interviews, And More, Deleted Scenes, Writers And Cast Audio Commentary

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10 Things I Hate About You (10th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-ray] Reviews By Customers

After seeing Andrew Keegan on a re-run of "Moesha," I started checking up on what else he'd been up to since "Party of Five" because I hadn't really seen him in anything outside of that and "Camp Nowhere." I'd heard of this movie but never saw it so I checked it out. The beginning of the movie was rough, especially with that horny principal. I was thinking, "What was Gabrielle Union thinking trying out for this one? This is worse than those cheerleader movies." But then the characters were so ridiculous, from the teacher cursing everybody out to Keegan's character, Joey, being beyond vain. Julia Stiles is cool, and I liked that she was rebelling against the normal. I figured I had the movie now. May as well give it a shot. And it picked up. Was it ridiculous? Absolutely. When Joey drew a penis on the side of that one guy's face, I knew this movie was going to have plenty of laughs. And it did. But in between the laughing was a story about a girl who had a deeper reason for rebelling, which I'd already guessed as soon as I saw the two interact.

The summary is basically that Bianca wants to be a popular teenage girl who dates. Her father won't let her date unless her sister, Kat, dates, too. Since Kat (Stiles' character) seems to be completely repulsed by teenage boys, that'll be a challenge. But when Joey pays Patrick (played by Heath Ledger, whose name I knew but I'd never seen him in any movies outside of playing the Joker) to get Kat to go out with him, the game is on. The only problem is Cameron (played by Joseph Gordon-Levitt) likes her, too, so he's trying to get in on the deal. A bunch of confusion happens, and the ending is as predictable as you'd expect. I loved watching Stiles and Ledger interact onscreen though.

Another thing that amused me about the movie was the crazy choices of music. They went from George Clinton with "Atomic Dog" to Salt n' Pepa to Biggie, and then into a bunch of rock songs I didn't know. And Stiles has been watching "Player's Club" because she danced a little too convincing. Pure entertainment. Anyway, great movie that started off rather shaky.

I Love this Movie - Aprilskye - Santa Rosa, CA
Watching Kat (Julia Stiles) and Patrick (Heath Ledger) interact in this film is priceless. Both characters were given great lines, but it is the combination that makes the film for me. One of my favorite scenes is when Patrick is told that Kat apparently likes "pretty guys" and his facial expression is hilarious as he finally realizes they don't think he is. Which is he, of course. It eventually dawns on each of the two main characters that they like the other despite no initial intentions to do so. These awakenings are touching to watch. They each publicly embarrass themselves as they travel towards being a couple, but by the end of the movie I'm convinced they have a future. Whether that survives Kat going to Sarah Lawrence for college I can't say, but I'll bet they have a good time together for the rest of their senior year. This is a movie I can watch over and over again because it is funny and entertaining. It also makes high school look as ridiculous as it is, but yet certainly more fun than my high school years.

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10 Things I Hate About You - ledgerina -
A classic by its own right, with a legend behind it, Heath Ledger! May he rest in peace.

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Air Force One / In the Line of Fire [Blu-ray]

Aug 22, 2010 22:19:21

Brand : Sony

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Studio: Sony Pictures Home Ent Release Date: 06/01/2010