From thedigitalbits.com:

http://www.thedigitalbits.com/#mytwocents

this was the second John Cusack film that disappointed me this year - I was expecting to like this alot more.

Hopefully, Universal will market the film more honestly for DVD.

I haven't seen it, but heard good things. Will check it out on DVD.

I was disappointed as well. Not nearly as "dark" as I had hoped - and the storyline was very cliched...we've seen this movie before, and done better.

Weird, the movie was too dark for me. I guess I was expecting something funny and offbeat, without so much . How was this movie advertised, anyway? I don't really remember commercials for it. I did see the trailer, but barely remember it. Just knew I wanted to see it cuz I like John Cusack. Then again, it's not like he's been in a great movie in a long time...

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Available in separate 1.85 anamorphic and fullscreen editions, with Dolby Digital 5.1 tracks, extras will include feature commentary with director Harold Ramis, two alternate endings, outtakes, "Beneath the Harvest" and "Cracking the Story" featurettes and "Anatomy of a Scene: Ice Cracking." Retail is $29.98.

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I had never managed to make it through the novel, and wasn't too impressed with the trailer. However, I ended up liking it a lot more than I expected. The alternate endings should be interesting.

I didn't even think this made it to theatres yet. When I clicked on this I was expecting a thread about how studios were announcing DVDs even before the film hit theatres.

Cover artwork here:

http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releas...e-harvest.html

aww, c'mon people, it was a fun little holiday movie...dark humor, violence and some T&A...what more could you ask for. It wasn't a mind-blower but it was nice to see Harold Ramis back in stride.