Shoot 'Em Up----> January 1st!
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Shoot 'Em Up----> January 1st!
http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releases/shoot-em-up.html
Sounds good to me, but I was hoping for an Unrated version or Collector's Edition.
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Sounds good to me, but I was hoping for an Unrated version or Collector's Edition.
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The BD will be mine.
I LOVED this movie beyond belief, possibly the definitive entertainment-based movie of the year. Here's hoping this movie can get the afterlife love that benefited Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Running Scared on DVD.
I mean, the easy route would be to say it's Bugs Bunny as produced by Joel Silver, directed by John Woo and written by Shane Black, but Clive Owen was unstoppable and Paul Giamatti was probably the most viciously funny villain I've seen in a movie outside of Kurtwood Smith's in RoboCop. Definite buy.
I LOVED this movie beyond belief, possibly the definitive entertainment-based movie of the year. Here's hoping this movie can get the afterlife love that benefited Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Running Scared on DVD.
I mean, the easy route would be to say it's Bugs Bunny as produced by Joel Silver, directed by John Woo and written by Shane Black, but Clive Owen was unstoppable and Paul Giamatti was probably the most viciously funny villain I've seen in a movie outside of Kurtwood Smith's in RoboCop. Definite buy.
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Originally Posted by Zen Peckinpah
The BD will be mine.
I LOVED this movie beyond belief, possibly the definitive entertainment-based movie of the year. Here's hoping this movie can get the afterlife love that benefited Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Running Scared on DVD.
I mean, the easy route would be to say it's Bugs Bunny as produced by Joel Silver, directed by John Woo and written by Shane Black, but Clive Owen was unstoppable and Paul Giamatti was probably the most viciously funny villain I've seen in a movie outside of Kurtwood Smith's in RoboCop. Definite buy.
I LOVED this movie beyond belief, possibly the definitive entertainment-based movie of the year. Here's hoping this movie can get the afterlife love that benefited Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and Running Scared on DVD.
I mean, the easy route would be to say it's Bugs Bunny as produced by Joel Silver, directed by John Woo and written by Shane Black, but Clive Owen was unstoppable and Paul Giamatti was probably the most viciously funny villain I've seen in a movie outside of Kurtwood Smith's in RoboCop. Definite buy.
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This movie was a blast when I saw it in theaters. I really enjoyed it.
Definitely will be picking up the BD.
Definitely will be picking up the BD.
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Originally Posted by MrBlonde83
this is BR exclusive?
The reason I say this is because there are some New Line movies already available on HD-DVD elsewhere in the world, but not here. And yes I know that the movies are released in other countries, but I think that New Line has something up their sleves.
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Originally Posted by project86
Well Shoot 'em up 2 has already been greenlit I've heard. So exect another release to either promote it, or come out with the sequels DVD.
Went to an early screening Q&A with the writer/director and I believe that he said he'd already completed a screenplay for a sequel.
He had actually written Shoot 'Em Up seven years earlier, but while shopping it around, the Columbine massacre occurred. Ouch. Not a good time to try and sell Shoot 'Em Up to the studios.
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Originally Posted by Drexl
From what I've seen, it looks like Crank with a better cast. Is it like that?
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Highly entertaining movie that I just had to laugh at so many times. I'll rent it at least to watch it again.
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HD DVDs don't have region coding. Blu-ray Discs do.
New Line doesn't want to cut into international distributor's profits by having international customers import the movies on HD DVD before or while its still in cinemas.
So they decided to hold off on new titles being day & date on both BD and HD DVD. The BDs come first and are Region A coded, the HD DVDs follow when the international markets stop running them in cinemas.
New Line's only movie to hit both BD and HD DVD at the same time is Pan's Labyrinth since that's available all over the world now on DVD, VideoCD, and VHS.
New Line doesn't want to cut into international distributor's profits by having international customers import the movies on HD DVD before or while its still in cinemas.
So they decided to hold off on new titles being day & date on both BD and HD DVD. The BDs come first and are Region A coded, the HD DVDs follow when the international markets stop running them in cinemas.
New Line's only movie to hit both BD and HD DVD at the same time is Pan's Labyrinth since that's available all over the world now on DVD, VideoCD, and VHS.
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Originally Posted by rhcp1214
Sounds good to me, but I was hoping for an Unrated version or Collector's Edition.
New Line Home Entertainment has officially announced a two-disc special edition of Shoot 'Em Up which stars Clive Owen, Paul Giamatti, and Monica Bellucci. This Michael Davis film will be available to own from the 1st January, and should retail at $27.98. The film will be presented in anamorphic widescreen, along with English Dolby Digital 5.1 EX and English DTS-ES 6.1 tracks. Extras will include a commentary from director and writer Michael Davis, deleted scenes with commentary from the director, some scene animatics with director commentary, a Ballet of Bullets – Making Shoot ‘Em Up” documentary, and trailers.
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Originally Posted by emachine12
New Line's only movie to hit both BD and HD DVD at the same time is Pan's Labyrinth since that's available all over the world now on DVD, VideoCD, and VHS.
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Originally Posted by MTRodaba2468
I see your point concerning an Unrated cut, but with all due respect, you don't think a 2-Disc Special Edition is the same thing as a Collector's Edition?
EDIT: WOW I am an idiot.
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wow...
some good reviews here... which makes me want to ask a question...
i like Clive Owen... period... especially 'I'll Sleep When I'm Dead'... also i thought 'Children Of Men' was excellent...
i had seen on some other forums this movie was a thinly veiled political 'anti-gun' message?... and it was heavy handed and overdone and stuff, and greatly detracted from the film?... please note i am not trying to introduce that debate in this post... just asking if that's accurate about this movie...
did you guys see that at all?... or did these people bring their own issues to a rocking action flick and screw it up for themselves?...
i like Giamatti and Owen but that stuff i read kinda had me thinking i'd pass...
opinions?...
some good reviews here... which makes me want to ask a question...
i like Clive Owen... period... especially 'I'll Sleep When I'm Dead'... also i thought 'Children Of Men' was excellent...
i had seen on some other forums this movie was a thinly veiled political 'anti-gun' message?... and it was heavy handed and overdone and stuff, and greatly detracted from the film?... please note i am not trying to introduce that debate in this post... just asking if that's accurate about this movie...
did you guys see that at all?... or did these people bring their own issues to a rocking action flick and screw it up for themselves?...
i like Giamatti and Owen but that stuff i read kinda had me thinking i'd pass...
opinions?...
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Originally Posted by Dr Mabuse
wow...
some good reviews here... which makes me want to ask a question...
i like Clive Owen... period... especially 'I'll Sleep When I'm Dead'... also i thought 'Children Of Men' was excellent...
i had seen on some other forums this movie was a thinly veiled political 'anti-gun' message?... and it was heavy handed and overdone and stuff, and greatly detracted from the film?... please note i am not trying to introduce that debate in this post... just asking if that's accurate about this movie...
did you guys see that at all?... or did these people bring their own issues to a rocking action flick and screw it up for themselves?...
i like Giamatti and Owen but that stuff i read kinda had me thinking i'd pass...
opinions?...
some good reviews here... which makes me want to ask a question...
i like Clive Owen... period... especially 'I'll Sleep When I'm Dead'... also i thought 'Children Of Men' was excellent...
i had seen on some other forums this movie was a thinly veiled political 'anti-gun' message?... and it was heavy handed and overdone and stuff, and greatly detracted from the film?... please note i am not trying to introduce that debate in this post... just asking if that's accurate about this movie...
did you guys see that at all?... or did these people bring their own issues to a rocking action flick and screw it up for themselves?...
i like Giamatti and Owen but that stuff i read kinda had me thinking i'd pass...
opinions?...
If an action film like Shoot 'Em Up doesn't explicitly express pro-gun messages, is it immediately suspected to have some sort of anti-gun subtext? It makes me wonder what it would take for an action movie to be interpreted as a having pro-gun message. Would a movie be "pro-gun" if, say, Bruce Willis was to give his Beretta a deep, open-mouthed kiss at the end of the film? People are too sensitive, and sometimes it's the people that one would least suspect.