Boogie Nights (Blu-ray) (HMV Exclusive Cine Edition) [UK]
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Boogie Nights: Cine Edition (hmv Exclusive)
Introducing the hmv Cine Edition range, where the best movies are given the best possible treatment. Strictly limited, each Cine Edition release comes in special packaging with added bonus content exclusive to these versions. Be first, only@hmv.
hmv Exclusive Cine Edition: Boogie Nights - limited to 1500 copies
An epic-size story about the adult fi lm business in the 1970s San Fernando Valley, Boogie Nights breaks convention and delivers sex, drugs, violence and unexpected tenderness. It is a classic backstage tale told through the rise and fall of Dirk Diggler and an extended family of filmmakers, who try to elevate the porn film to artistic heights. As exhilarating and moving as it is hilarious and daring, “with Boogie Nights we know we’re not just watching episodes from disparate lives but a panorama of recent social history, rendered in bold, exuberant colours,” Mick LaSalle wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle. “It is the first great film about the 1970s to come out since the ‘70s.” In only his second feature, filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson (There Will Be Blood) serves notice of a potent cinematic force
One Disc Special Features
Introducing the hmv Cine Edition range, where the best movies are given the best possible treatment. Strictly limited, each Cine Edition release comes in special packaging with added bonus content exclusive to these versions. Be first, only@hmv.
hmv Exclusive Cine Edition: Boogie Nights - limited to 1500 copies
An epic-size story about the adult fi lm business in the 1970s San Fernando Valley, Boogie Nights breaks convention and delivers sex, drugs, violence and unexpected tenderness. It is a classic backstage tale told through the rise and fall of Dirk Diggler and an extended family of filmmakers, who try to elevate the porn film to artistic heights. As exhilarating and moving as it is hilarious and daring, “with Boogie Nights we know we’re not just watching episodes from disparate lives but a panorama of recent social history, rendered in bold, exuberant colours,” Mick LaSalle wrote in the San Francisco Chronicle. “It is the first great film about the 1970s to come out since the ‘70s.” In only his second feature, filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson (There Will Be Blood) serves notice of a potent cinematic force
One Disc Special Features
- Commentary by Director Paul Thomas Anderson
- Commentary by Don Cheadle, Heather Graham, Luis Guzman, William H. Macy, Julianne Moore, John C. Reilly, Mark Wahlberg and Melora Walters
- Additional Scenes
- Michael Penn Try Music Video
- The John C. Reilly Files Outtakes and Extended Sequences
- Theatrical Trailer
Blu ray. No 4K.
amaray. No steelbook.
and the art isn't even good.
D.O.A. is correct.
amaray. No steelbook.
and the art isn't even good.
D.O.A. is correct.
Let's have a 4K release please. For goodness sake. Such a vivid and dynamic movie deserves decent treatment. Not this repackaged crap.
Just wait for a better edition. It's the same $5 amaray from 13 years ago.
There will be a UHD eventually for such an amazing, popular movie.
What is the obsession with ‘art cards’? Do they really think collectors crave those things? “Well, butter my balls, the new cine edition of Boogie Nights comes with not one, but two, dynamic images of PTA sat by a camera, a third with Philip Seymour Hoffman and another with the most unflattering image ever of Rollergirl in the background, basically looking like she’s borrowed the body of Philip Seymour Hoffman. It will be mine (hopefully they’ll do ‘There Will Be Blood’ next, so I can get my hands on some art cards of PTA sat at another camera, but taken from behind)”.
@Lenny Nero Telling another man how to spend his money is weirdo behavior.
I was just asking for an assist on this if possible.
I was just asking for an assist on this if possible.
I just want to add it to my collection, simple as that, move on if you cant help...
Rollergirl on the new cover (which is an awful cover drawing) yet no decent picture of her on the included art cards. Massive waste of time these Cine Editions are becoming
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