The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford (2 Disc Edition) [2007]

See Larger Image	List Price: £19.99 Our Price: £5.98 Availability: Usually dispatched within 11 to 13 days Manufacturer: Warner Home Video Starring: Brad Pitt, Casey Affleck, Sam Rockwell, Sam Shepard, Mary Louise Parker Directed By: Andrew Dominik Average Customer Rating:
Aspect Ratio: 2.40:1 Audience Rating: Suitable for 15 years and over Binding: DVD EAN: 7321902217420 Format: Colour Label: Warner Home Video Manufacturer: Warner Home Video Number Of Items: 2 Publisher: Warner Home Video Region Code: 2 Release Date: 2008-03-31 Running Time: 153 Studio: Warner Home Video Theatrical Release Date: 2007
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Unbelievably boring! Comment: Strange how many people find a short condemnation of something unhelpul. Both my wife and I agreed that this was the most tedious film we have ever watched through to the finish. Much of the dialogue needed to be read in subtitles. The pace was deadly slow. This was a case where real life produced a wholly unattractive set of characters doing awful things. How ironic that the murder of a brutal thug should be followed by universal condemnation of his killer who in turn was murdered by someone susequently granted a pardon! Historic curiousity attracted me to the film. I should have stuck to Wickpedia. Customer Rating: Summary: Beautiful Movie Comment: This film is fantastic. It is beautifully shot and I was utterly captivated for the whole two and half hours. A lot of criticsm has been levelled at this film for being overly long and very slow. I don't entirely disagree. It IS long and it doesn't move at a great pace, but then does every film have to do that to make it good? No. This came out at the same time to 3.10 To Yuma, that film is a thrill ride from start to finish, but in twenty years time I know which one will be held up as the classic. The performances by Pitt, Affleck and Rockwell are outstanding, the narrator (whoever it may be?) suits the feel of the film brilliantly by speaking with a rather world weary inflection in his voice. The cinematography is second to none. In fact I like this film so much I'm off to watch it again! Bye. Customer Rating: Summary: Indeed Comment: That was possibly the biggest let down in the history of film. I enjoyed Waterworld more! Customer Rating: Summary: absolute briliance Comment: I watched this film expecting to like it and was pleasantly suprised. It could even be, dare I say it, one of my favourite films. The acting by all of the actors is faultless but Brad Pitt as the clearly quite disturbed Jesse James and Casey Affleck as Robert Ford are brilliant. The atmosphere between the two characters is electric from the outset and is built apon throught the film untill the actuall assasination. You even feel sorry for Robert Ford before the inevitable happens. The film itself flows almost like poetry, helped by a narrator that gives a narrative of the final years of Jesse James as the film goes on. Some reviewers have commented on how 'even the narrator sounds bored' but to me, the slow, dreary voice of the narrator works in the films favour. Although i personally thought the film was genious, i can see why some people might not like it as it is a very slow pace film. In my opinion the best of the modern batch of westerns that are being released recently but i haven't seen 'there will be blood' so that spot could well be taken soon. Customer Rating: Summary: not your typical western Comment: i stopped watching westerns a long time ago thinking they had had their day. the long title of this film intrigued me nevertheless and i was so glad that curiosity got the better of me. Conditioned by 'orthodox' westerns i wondered where the 'action' was until i realised i was watching a work of art which needed close attention. The dialogue, the photography (landscapes, skies), lighting (the night robbery of a train early on stayed with me )the wonderful music score, the camera lingering on shots, the slow and tense unfolding of the inevitable with an unexpected coda ending; it held me and i didn't want it all to end. The principals were brilliant, especially Affleck and all praise to the supporting cast. this film is immensely satisfying and made me want to watch it all over again to discover what i may have missed. More Reviews