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BEST OF HD DVD-ACTION (HD-DVD/4PK/ALEXANDER REV/BLOOD D/TROY-DC/WYATT EARP) DVD Movie

BEST OF HD DVD-ACTION (HD-DVD/4PK/ALEXANDER REV/BLOOD D/TROY-DC/WYATT EARP) DVD


2.40:1: 2.40:1

PN: 085391189046     Release: 11/06/2007
Starring: Colin Farrell, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Kevin Costner
Director(s): Lawrence Kasdan

Discontinued: Unfortunately this product is no longer available and has been discontinued.

Alexander
The fourth film to chronicle the life of fourth-century B.C. ruler Alexander the Great, Oliver Stone's Alexander stars Colin Farrell as the titular Macedonian conqueror. The film follows the young king as he leads his forces on a bloody empirical conquest across the known world, taking large parts of Asia and the Middle East to amass a giant empire, all by the time he turned 25. Anthony Hopkins co-stars as Ptolemy I along with Rosario Dawson as Roxane, Angelina Jolie as Olympias, Jared Leto as Hephaistion, Val Kilmer as King Philip II, and Jonathan Rhys-Meyers as Cassander. ~ Matthew Tobey, All Movie Guide

Blood Diamond
A South African mercenary and a Mende fisherman find their fates forever intertwined as they embark on a quest to obtain a rare and highly coveted pink diamond in director Edward Zwick's frantic adventure drama. Ripped from his family farm and forced to toil away in the sweltering South African diamond fields, Solomon Vandy (Djimon Hounsou) discovered an extraordinary rough stone of immeasurable value. Danny Archer (Leonardo DiCaprio) is a hired gun who specializes in the sale of so-called "blood diamonds" that are used to finance rebellions and terrorist organizations, and is currently serving time for smuggling. As a bloody civil war rages in Sierra Leone and Archer learns that Vandy has safely hidden the diamond in a place where no one would ever suspect, the pair enlist the aid of disillusioned American journalist Maddy Bowen (Jennifer Connelly) in recovering the treasure that has the power to save Vandy's family and provide the desperate Archer with a much-needed chance for redemption. ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

Troy
Homer's sprawling tale of love and war in ancient Greece comes to the screen in all its grandeur in this epic-scale adventure. In 1193 B.C., Paris, Prince of Troy (Orlando Bloom), has fallen in love; however, the beautiful woman who has beguiled him is Helen, Queen of Sparta (Diane Kruger), who is wed to King Menelaus (Brendan Gleeson). While Helen is hardly immune to Paris' charms, this doesn't blunt Menelaus' fury when Paris steals her away from him. Menelaus' brother Agamemnon (Brian Cox), the power-hungry king of the Mycenaeans, is eager to expand his empire through Troy to the lands of the Aegean Sea, and he uses Paris' romantic slight against Menelaus as an excuse to wage an all-out war against the great walled city. Priam, King of Troy (Peter O'Toole), summons his armies, led by Prince Hector (Eric Bana), to meet the onslaught of Agamemnon's forces, but while the great city has yet to yield in a battle, Agamemnon has a formidable ally -- Achilles (Brad Pitt), a mighty and seemingly unstoppable warrior whose presence could tip the scales in Agamemnon's favor. Sean Bean, Julie Christie, Saffron Burrows, and Rose Byrne highlight the film's supporting cast. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

Wyatt Earp
Directed by Lawrence Kasdan, this epic version of the legendary western sheriff-gunslinger's life story stars Kevin Costner as Earp, who lived from 1848 to 1929. Growing up on a farm in Iowa, Earp tries to run away to join the Union Army in the Civil War, but he is turned away because of his youth. Instead, he studies law and marries Urilla Sutherland (Annabeth Gish). But Urilla dies of typhoid fever before they can have children. Earp grows despondent and descends into drinking and petty thievery, but his father Nicholas (Gene Hackman) finds him, sobers him up, and sets him straight. Earp becomes a buffalo hunter and a close companion of Bat Masterson (Tom Sizemore) and his brother Ed (Bill Pullman). With his brothers, Virgil (Michael Madsen) and Morgan (Linden Ashby), Earp sets out to clean up the violence-plagued towns of the old West -- by using his own guns to settle scores. Earp takes up with Mattie Blaylock (Mare Winningham), a drug addict and prostitute, then discards her for actress Josie Marcus (Joanna Going). In Tombstone, Arizona, the Earp brothers and their comrade Doc Holliday (Dennis Quaid), who is plagued by tuberculosis and a compulsion for gambling, meet their match in a ruthless gang led by Ike Clanton (Jeff Fahey). ~ Michael Betzold, All Movie Guide

Cast
Colin Farrell as Alexander
Angelina Jolie as Olympias
Val Kilmer as King Philip II
Jared Leto as Hephaistion
Anthony Hopkins as Old Ptolemy
Rosario Dawson as Roxane
Christopher Plummer as Aristotle
Tim Pigott-Smith as Omen Reader
Connor Paolo as Young Alexander
Gary Stretch as Cleitus
John Kavanagh as Parmenion
Nick Dunning as Attalus
Marie Meyer as Eurydice
Elliot Cowan as Ptolemy
Joseph Morgan as Philotas
Ian Beattie as Antiginous
Denis Conway as Nearchus
Neil Jackson as Perdiccas
Rory McCann as Crateros
Raz Degan as Darius
Annelise Hesme as Stateira
Féodor Atkine as Roxane's Father
Leonardo DiCaprio as Danny Archer
Jennifer Connelly as Maddy Bowen
Djimon Hounsou as Solomon Vandy
Jimi Mistry as Nabil
Michael Sheen as Simmons
Arnold Vosloo as Ambassador Walker
David Harewood as Captain Poison
Basil Wallace as Benjamin Kapanay
Benu Mabhena as Jassie Vandy
Ntare Mwine as M'Ed
Ato Essandoh as Commander Rambo
Kagiso Kuypers as Dia Vandy
Anthony J. Coleman as Cordell Brown
Anointing Lukola as N'Yanda Vandy
Marius Weyers as Van de Kaap
Bouba Badiane as Tupac T-shirt
Percy Matsemela as Commander Zero
Ronnie Nyakale as Digger 1
Tony Kgoroge as Troop Leader
Nick Reding as British DFID Minister
Klemens Becker as German Minister
Akin Omotoso as Peacekeeper
Chimène Costa as Red Cross Worker
Dini Nondumo as Mende UN Worker
Grant Brett Swanby as UNCHR Official
Tau Maserumule as R.U.F. Soldier 1
Adetokumboh M'Cormack as R.U.F. Trainer
Martin Abdul Jabbar as Guinean Guard
Gaurav Chopra as French Journalist
Karl McMillan as Aussie Journalist
David Lee as Cockney Journalist
Jonathan Pienaar as SA Cameraman
Sonni Chidiebere as Kamajoor Headman
Nnamdi Onyeiwu as Kamajoor
Nhlanhla Mavimbela as Child Solider 1
Mfuno Pisani as Child Soldier 2
Phado Bahola as Child Soldier 3 (Indoc)
Thabang Mothle as Child Soldier 4 (Indoc)
Buhle Seya as Child Soldier 5 (Indoc)
Sizwe Makapela as Child Soldier 6 (Indoc)
Tyrone Keogh as SA Page
Winston Ntshona as Old Mende Man
Mduduzi Mabaso as Rebel
Nat Ramabulana as Rebel
Zenzo Ngqobe as Rebel
Mlungisi Hlophe as Rebel
Carol Behane as Mother at the Bridge
Nigel Harman as News Reporter
Clare Holman as News Reporter
Kedibone Tholo as Prostitute
Koketso Mojela as Prostitute
Brad Pitt as Achilles
Eric Bana as Prince Hector of Troy
Orlando Bloom as Prince Paris of Troy
Diane Kruger as Helen, Queen of Sparta
Brian Cox as Agamemnon
Sean Bean as Odysseus
Brendan Gleeson as King Menelaus
Saffron Burrows as Andromache
Peter O'Toole as Priam, King of Troy
Julie Christie as Thetis
Rose Byrne as Briseis
Garrett Hedlund as Patroclus
John Shrapnel as Nestor
Nathan Jones as Boagrius
James Cosmo as Glaucus
Julian Glover as Triopas
Vincent Regan as Eudorus
Trevor Eve as Velior
Tyler Mane as Ajax
Kevin Costner as Wyatt Earp
Dennis Quaid as Doc Holliday
Gene Hackman as Nicholas Earp
Jeff Fahey as Ike Clanton
Mark Harmon as Johnny Behan
Michael Madsen as Virgil Earp
Catherine O'Hara as Allie Earp
Bill Pullman as Ed Masterson
Isabella Rossellini as Big Nose Kate
Tom Sizemore as Bat Masterson
JoBeth Williams as Bessie Earp
Mare Winningham as Mattie Blaylock
David Andrews as James Earp
Linden Ashby as Morgan Earp
Joanna Going as Josie Marcus
James Gammon as Mr. Sutherland
Rex Linn as Frank McLaury
Randle Mell as John Clum
Adam Baldwin as Tom McLaury
Annabeth Gish as Urilla Sutherland
Lewis Smith as Curly Bill Brocius
Ian Bohen as Young Wyatt
Betty Buckley as Virginia Earp
Crew
Gary Wissner - Art Director
Jennifer Shull - Casting
Colleen Atwood - Costume Designer
Stephen P. Dunn - First Assistant Director
Lawrence Kasdan - Director
Carol Littleton - Editor
Charles Okun - Executive Producer
Michael Grillo - Executive Producer
Dan Gordon - Executive Producer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
John Pritchett - Musical Direction/Supervision
Ida Random - Production Designer
Richard Bowen - Cinematographer
Owen Roizman - Cinematographer
Jon Slan - Producer
Kevin Costner - Producer
Jim Wilson - Producer
Lawrence Kasdan - Producer
Don Gordon - Producer
Tom Reta - Set Designer
Charles Daboub, Jr. - Set Designer
Barry Chusid - Set Designer
Cheryl Carasik - Set Designer
Lawrence Kasdan - Screenwriter
Dan Gordon - Screenwriter
Gary Wissner - Art Director
Jennifer Shull - Casting
Colleen Atwood - Costume Designer
Stephen P. Dunn - First Assistant Director
Lawrence Kasdan - Director
Carol Littleton - Editor
Charles Okun - Executive Producer
Michael Grillo - Executive Producer
Dan Gordon - Executive Producer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
John Pritchett - Musical Direction/Supervision
Ida Random - Production Designer
Richard Bowen - Cinematographer
Owen Roizman - Cinematographer
Jon Slan - Producer
Kevin Costner - Producer
Jim Wilson - Producer
Lawrence Kasdan - Producer
Don Gordon - Producer
Tom Reta - Set Designer
Charles Daboub, Jr. - Set Designer
Barry Chusid - Set Designer
Cheryl Carasik - Set Designer
Lawrence Kasdan - Screenwriter
Dan Gordon - Screenwriter
Gary Wissner - Art Director
Jennifer Shull - Casting
Colleen Atwood - Costume Designer
Stephen P. Dunn - First Assistant Director
Lawrence Kasdan - Director
Carol Littleton - Editor
Charles Okun - Executive Producer
Michael Grillo - Executive Producer
Dan Gordon - Executive Producer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
John Pritchett - Musical Direction/Supervision
Ida Random - Production Designer
Richard Bowen - Cinematographer
Owen Roizman - Cinematographer
Jon Slan - Producer
Kevin Costner - Producer
Jim Wilson - Producer
Lawrence Kasdan - Producer
Don Gordon - Producer
Tom Reta - Set Designer
Charles Daboub, Jr. - Set Designer
Barry Chusid - Set Designer
Cheryl Carasik - Set Designer
Lawrence Kasdan - Screenwriter
Dan Gordon - Screenwriter
Gary Wissner - Art Director
Jennifer Shull - Casting
Colleen Atwood - Costume Designer
Stephen P. Dunn - First Assistant Director
Lawrence Kasdan - Director
Carol Littleton - Editor
Charles Okun - Executive Producer
Michael Grillo - Executive Producer
Dan Gordon - Executive Producer
James Newton Howard - Composer (Music Score)
John Pritchett - Musical Direction/Supervision
Ida Random - Production Designer
Richard Bowen - Cinematographer
Owen Roizman - Cinematographer
Jon Slan - Producer
Kevin Costner - Producer
Jim Wilson - Producer
Lawrence Kasdan - Producer
Don Gordon - Producer
Tom Reta - Set Designer
Charles Daboub, Jr. - Set Designer
Barry Chusid - Set Designer
Cheryl Carasik - Set Designer
Lawrence Kasdan - Screenwriter
Dan Gordon - Screenwriter

Alexander
(not reviewed)
 

Blood Diamond
(not reviewed)
 

Troy
Outside of its hyper-edited battle sequences, and its Hong Kong-tinged one-on-one fight scenes, Wolfgang Petersen's epic Troy feels like a Victor Mature film from the 1950s. For this film to work, the actors must play larger than life, and that can lead to moments of unintentional hilarity that, for the most part, this film avoids. The earnest tone might make more than a few audience members giggle with the possibility for Mystery Science Theater 3000-like responses to the stilted dialogue, but the confident visuals and the presence of the lead actors finally do lend Troy enough self-respect that one is forced to deal with the film on its terms. Brad Pitt (displaying the most sculpted muscles of his career), Eric Bana, and Brian Cox (hamming but getting away with it) manage to pull off the more implausible dialogue passages, actually making the political intrigue in the story more engaging than the action sequences. While Troy most certainly delivers what it promises, the film can bring nothing new to the venerable sword-and-sandal genre. Pitt's character, Achilles, is driven by the need to achieve immortality through his bravery -- the desire to have his name live through history. The sad truth is that it is unlikely anyone other than personal trainers will think of this film when they discuss Brad Pitt's career. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide
 

Wyatt Earp
(not reviewed)
 
Disc Title: Blood Diamond - People Awards:
Andy Nelson: Academy, Best Sound Mixing (nominated)
Anna Behlmer: Academy, Best Sound Mixing (nominated)
Djimon Hounsou: Academy, Best Supporting Actor (nominated)
Djimon Hounsou: Black Reel Awards, Best Supporting Actor (nominated)
Djimon Hounsou: Broadcast Film Critics Association, Best Supporting Actor (nominated)
Djimon Hounsou: Las Vegas Film Critics Circle, Best Supporting Actor (winner)
Djimon Hounsou: National Board of Review, Best Supporting Actor (winner)
Djimon Hounsou: Screen Actors Guild, Best Supporting Actor (nominated)
Djimon Hounsou: Washington D.C. Film Critics Associatio, Best Supporting Actor (winner)
Djimon Hounsou: Women Film Critics Circle, Best Actor (winner)
Ivan Sharrock: Academy, Best Sound Mixing (nominated)
Leonardo DiCaprio: Academy, Best Actor (nominated)
Leonardo DiCaprio: Broadcast Film Critics Association, Best Actor (nominated)
Leonardo DiCaprio: Golden Globe, Best Actor - Drama (nominated)
Leonardo DiCaprio: Satellite Awards, Best Actor - Drama (nominated)
Leonardo DiCaprio: Screen Actors Guild, Best Actor (nominated)
Lon Bender: Academy, Best Sound Editing (nominated)
Steven Rosenblum: Academy, Best Editing (nominated)

 
Blood Diamond - Film Awards:
Broadcast Film Critics Association, Best Picture (nominated)
Dallas-Ft. Worth Film Critics Awards, Best Picture (nominated)
Las Vegas Film Critics Circle, Best Picture (nominated)
National Board of Review, Best Picture (nominated)

 
Disc Title: Troy - People Awards:
Bob Ringwood: Academy, Best Costume Design (nominated)

 
Disc Title: Wyatt Earp - People Awards:
Owen Roizman: Academy, Best Cinematography (nominated)
Owen Roizman: American Society of Cinematographers, Best Cinematography (nominated)

 

General Specifications:

Language Options:English, French, Spanish
Subtitle Options:
Sound Processing:DD5.1: Dolby Digital w/ sub-woofer channel
DD2: Dolby Digital Stereo
DD1: Dolby Digital Mono
Additional Features:
DVD Aspect Ratio:2.40:1: 2.40:1
MPAA Rating:
DVD Discs Included:5
DVD Sides:5
DVD DVD Region Code:
Content Length: min
 

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