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Directed By Grant Heslov
Quirky, in the good sense of the word. George Clooney is good as usual, Ewan McGregor's accent is a little off, but the story is certainly interesting and the casting is great! I would like to have read the book prior to viewing, but alas twas not to be...
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Directed By Tony Scott
One of my favourite Don Simpson/Jerry Bruckheimer productions. Great cast, great acting and a wonderfully suspenseful story. Still, Das Boot is still THE submarine movie I will be most excited to see hit the Blu-ray format. This will suffice whilst it remains absent though.
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Directed By Boris Sagal
Better than I Am Legend, but not as good as The Last Man On Earth. The blu-ray looks very pretty though!
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Directed By Álvaro de Armiñán
Awful film, seriously.
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Directed By Frank Coraci
With the exception of Punch Drunk Love, this is one of Adam Sandler's best films. This release appears to have a few scenes added to the theatrical version, not sure that they added too much, but they were interesting none the less.
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Directed By Ron Fricke
Personally I have always preferred Koyansquatsi, but Baraka does have some amazing visuals and is certainly a journey made better by the high def format!
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