# 4: The Social Network (collector's Edition two-disc) [Blu-Ray]

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98 of 112 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars Friendship, Betrayal, And Success--An Online Social Revolution Is Born From A Real World Social Ineptitude, October 28, 2010 Director David Fincher is back in fighting form! Those fearing he may have lost some of his bite with the ponderous "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button" or the disappointing returns of the criminally overlooked "Zodiac" need not worry. "The Social Network" is a caustically funny and incredibly contemporary look at the evolution of Facebook. Playing like a thriller and a blisteringly dark comedy, this terrific film may be Fincher's most sophisticated piece to date (and certainly his most riveting since the days of "Seven" and "Fight Club"). On paper, "The Social Network" might not sound exhilarating but with the perfect screenwriter (Aaron Sorkin) and the perfect cast (Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake, and Armie Hammer)--Fincher's tale of betrayal, pride, and avarice has become one of this year's must see films.

While I'm sure that everyone knows the subject matter of "The Social Network"--very briefly, the film's plot construction is structured as two pieces of litigation are being brought against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg (played with intensity by Eisenberg). One lawsuit is from his former business partner and best friend--a co-founder of the original website who got systematically squeezed out. The other is by a trio of Harvard grads (Armie Hammer plays 2 of the 3, they're twins, in a starmaking performance!) who claim Zuckerberg stole the idea from them after he was hired to create an exclusive dating site. Seen through these concurrent cases, deftly edited with flashback footage, the full picture starts to unravel. From Zuckerberg's social ineptitude, but superior intellect, a social revolution was born. And the more powerful Facebook grew, the more disconnected Zuckerberg became to his only friends and compelled by the drive for domination (his ultimate sense of acceptance).

Make no mistake, while "The Social Network" is incredibly smart and literate, it is also grandly entertaining. Screenwriter Sorkin (creator of "The West Wing" and my favorite "Sports Night") has put together what, in my opinion, is the best screenplay of the year. Sorkin is known for his whip fast dialogue and it is spot-on here! The movie is corrosively witty and uncompromisingly in your face. The film is cast with thoroughly unlikable types in a battle for supremacy. Eisenberg has never been better--no doubt Zuckerberg is a tool (both before and after his success), but Eisenberg makes you understand why and (I'm startled to say) actually appreciate it. Timberlake (as oily Napster creator Sean Parker) is a fantastically appealing devil-in-disguise, but as much as you may dislike him--he was integral to Facebook going wide. Hammer, as I said, is the film's biggest surprise. And Andrew Garfield, as Zuckerberg's betrayed partner, is vivid and alive--and, dare I say, the only character to elicit actual sympathy. But again, the film is merciless--even though we know that Garfield is screwed, we also know that it was an essential part of the successful expansion of Facebook. Business ethics be darned.

"The Social Network" is grown-up entertainment that has much to say about success in the modern era. I appreciated that no one veered away from the heart of darkness in this morality piece--that's what makes everything seem so relevant. Can someone be both repugnant and admirable? If you told me earlier in the year that a film about computer geeks at a keyboard would be edge-of-your-seat entertainment, I wouldn't have believed it. But here, I go. For sheer entertainment, remarkable performances, and an incredibly sophisticated screenplay--"The Social Network" is easily one of my favorite films of the year! Easily. KGHarris, 10/10.

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7 of 9 people found the following review helpful: 4.0 out of 5 stars Great Movie, But Crazily Overrated, January 21, 2011 This review is from: The Social Network (Two-Disc Collector's Edition) [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray) I saw The Social Network and when the movie was over, all i could think was, 'This is what the critics are freaking out about?' Now let me just say that the movie is a great one, the acting is top notch, but this movie is being very badly overrated. I can think of 5 movies off the top of my head that were better than this movie. Inception, The Kids are Alright, Black Swan, True Grit, Hell, even the latest Harry Potter was more enjoyable. Now let me just say again that i didn't completely hate the movie, it was great, but it is in no way the best movie of the year. The fact that it is being so overrated is what is making me angry.
Anyway, to quickly highlight the good and bad things.

Good:
Jesse Eisenberg, top class acting, he stole scenes easily.
Score, the score was surprisingly perfect for the movie, very nicely done.
The rest of the cast, Justin Timberlake was awesome as Sean Parker and even though her part was small, Rashida Jones was perfect. Andrew Garfield was very good as well.
Screenplay, wonderful.

Bad:
The movie got boring at times and I found myself yawning every once in a while, I found it hard to pay attention. Even though Jesse was acting beautifully as Mark Z, i found his character surprisingly hard to like. He acted like an ass that would make TV's House proud, but House is funny and likable at least while he is being an ass, Mark is not. I also found that Andrew's character got on my nerves for some reason, I just found that he seemed almost whiny and annoying.

So all in all, it is a good movie, but not the best like the so called 'critics' are saying it is.

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22 of 32 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars BD Digipack, January 11, 2011 This review is from: The Social Network (Two-Disc Collector's Edition) [Blu-ray] (Blu-ray) Presumably many have seen the film. Some comments on that later on.

The packaging, I think, is incredible. No, it is not packaged in a jewel-blue case like many BDs are. Like many of Fincher's previous DVD releases, it is packaged in a digipack cardboard design - equal in size to the blue jewel cases - as the likes of Seven, Fight Club, etc were released in their respective DVD versions.

The packaging is simplistic and chic. The paper has a nice rubbery/cloth like feel to it. I don't know the stock, but it a good quality and the slipcase is all black and embossed with phrasing from the log/taglines for the film. The inside has the familiar poster of a blurred out Zuckerberg with the "500 million friends" quote. The color image featured is simply a "wrap around" piece of standard cardboard that simply fits over the slipcase itself... not very practical or keepable, but was included probably at the request of the studio for ease of identification or whatever other stupid reasons the execs come up with. I'm probably throwing mine away.

BD transfer is superb. I did not notice any major changes from film to disc that I can recall, except maybe in the Henley rowing sequence. I think a slugline was added to the intro of the scene and the sound design seemed to feature some diagetic sounds occuring within the scene as opposed to just the score. It has been some time, so I could be mistaken.

The film itself is excellent and Fincher has definitely proved himself as a masterful director. The acting is excellent, the photography is superb, and the writing is outstanding. It's not just "a movie about facebook" it's more about the drama behind it, relationships, and psychological workings.

I predict an Oscar nod.

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# 8: Red (movie Edition) [Blu-Ray]

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123 of 126 people found the following review helpful: 4.0 out of 5 stars great actors goofing off ... resulting in good time for everyone., October 16, 2010 red is the action-comedy about a small group of retired CIA field operatives (pensioners, extremely dangerous ...R.E.D.) Who are targeted for elimination by nefarious and government groups must team up to combat the threat and reveal the culprit.

RED is a film of silly, but very funny. Is the kind of film that will not work, however, if we didn't already have enough strong impressions and sensations of its stars. If you already don't think Helen Mirren as the elegant actress who won an Oscar for THE QUEEN ... We laugh would not simply at the sight of his wielding a gun. If you do not particularly think Morgan Freeman to play God or the President or the Narrator silky tints of the March of the penguins ... we don't chuckle at his antics. Frankly, if you enjoyed the trailer for red, you will enjoy the movie. They provide a sense almost completed the tone of this movie. If you thought trailers looked simply silly and made you roll your eyes ... and then the movie will just multiply that feeling.

Personally, I thought it was a lot of fun. Actors are clearly having a ball and Bruce Willis (which doesn't really come across as old enough to be retired ... especially when he can still win scazzottate left and right) makes a good reception. He was coasting here, but as movie-goers, we are so comfortable with Willis and her shaved head which feels a little like we're simply visiting an old friend. Mary Louise Parker (WEEDS) is your interest whatsoever of love, a call center worker he was flirting with a long distance, but who now joins the escapades. Does a nice job evolving from mild to really enjoying the antics of concern. Mirren and Freeman are fun. Brian Cox is presented as a Soviet agent retired, and he shines in his accent over-the-top. Richard Dreyfuss appears in a couple of scenes and chews the scenery. You'd almost feel sorry for Karl Urban as the murderer on the trail of Willis ... He doesn't get much fun ... but he plays well. Able to predict him doing well as the protagonist of a series of actions straight-laced on CBS.

Best of all is the hilarious John Malkovich. Steals every scene he is with incredible ease. As the craziest of rossi, who gets to leave his tendencies to overact mightily just run wild ... and everything works. His facial expressions alone had the audience in stitches.

RED is not a classic movie by any means. But I must say, the 110 minutes I spent with these guys was a complete blast, guilty-pleasure. Maybe you are just the right age (46) in order to enjoy this particular cast goofing around ... but I noticed that a lot of guys looking for happy and 20-somethings all around me. I think this film is set to be a hit (with room sequel).

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30 of 33 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars fun, exciting, fun!, October 18, 2010, this movie has it all. It's got:

-A lot of action. Although Bruce Willis is playing a guy older, retired, had still merchandise. He is completely convincing. The rest of the cast offers as well.

-Funny moments-while it's not one thing, there are lots of fun and lightweight, with a few laugh out louds. Willis is the master of fun action flick and John Malkovich was surprisingly fun. The rest of the cast also contributed as straight guys.

-Romance-Bruce Willis and Mary-Louise Parker really work. I don't want to spoil any surprises, but lets say that starts and ends in a surprising, and they had good chemistry.

-Character development-surprisingly well done for an action flick. Each character truly has been defined, and you get to care of them.

-Suspense-it was really a good story and well written. It was full of twists and surprises, with plenty of moments "edge of your seat".

-Excellent cast-the power of star in this film was blinding. These people really shined. No stars for nothing. Each person was fantastic in their role.

At the beginning of the movie dragged a bit, but once it was off, really flew.

It was a really enjoyable film. Highly recommend this film, however please don't bring young kids as a family in the theater. There is too much violence for children.

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34 of 39 people found the following review helpful: 4.0 out of 5 stars Howling good fun, October 24, 2010, I mean, everything that characterizes the Dame Mirren, an elegant evening dress, and a machine gun. 50 cal can't be all bad. Once you stop taking it seriously (sure something will happen soon), is a riot.

The key message is a boom ego-stroke: "don't mess with the old boys". Unfortunately, this is what happens. Retired CIA agents begin dying at an alarming rate. It turns out that the decedents all worked on a special mission — one that has worked on our heroes as well. So, when men come hit after hit men, the Chase is on. And, as the progresses reached higher and higher in the halls of Government. You know, the usual.

In this film, the fun is in getting there. Wise cracking of Bruce Willis plays well against John Malkovich character slightly deranged, easy-going character Morgan Freeman and Helen Mirren balances both adds a touch of class. Then there is the character Mary-Louise Parker, Sarah, in a similar role of Diaz Knight and day not just as ridiculous. Keep your ears open for the jokes. There weren't enough times I was the only one laughing at the theater that I could listen to only one, too.

OK, maybe this is not one for the ages. It's a heck of a way to spend a Saturday night, though.

--wiredweird

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# 9: Red (Special Edition) [Blu-Ray]

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123 of 126 people found the following review helpful: 4.0 out of 5 stars great actors goofing off ... resulting in good time for everyone., October 16, 2010 red is the action-comedy about a small group of retired CIA field operatives (pensioners, extremely dangerous ...R.E.D.) Who are targeted for elimination by nefarious and government groups must team up to combat the threat and reveal the culprit.

RED is a film of silly, but very funny. Is the kind of film that will not work, however, if we didn't already have enough strong impressions and sensations of its stars. If you already don't think Helen Mirren as the elegant actress who won an Oscar for THE QUEEN ... We laugh would not simply at the sight of his wielding a gun. If you do not particularly think Morgan Freeman to play God or the President or the Narrator silky tints of the March of the penguins ... we don't chuckle at his antics. Frankly, if you enjoyed the trailer for red, you will enjoy the movie. They provide a sense almost completed the tone of this movie. If you thought trailers looked simply silly and made you roll your eyes ... and then the movie will just multiply that feeling.

Personally, I thought it was a lot of fun. Actors are clearly having a ball and Bruce Willis (which doesn't really come across as old enough to be retired ... especially when he can still win scazzottate left and right) makes a good reception. He was coasting here, but as movie-goers, we are so comfortable with Willis and her shaved head which feels a little like we're simply visiting an old friend. Mary Louise Parker (WEEDS) is your interest whatsoever of love, a call center worker he was flirting with a long distance, but who now joins the escapades. Does a nice job evolving from mild to really enjoying the antics of concern. Mirren and Freeman are fun. Brian Cox is presented as a Soviet agent retired, and he shines in his accent over-the-top. Richard Dreyfuss appears in a couple of scenes and chews the scenery. You'd almost feel sorry for Karl Urban as the murderer on the trail of Willis ... He doesn't get much fun ... but he plays well. Able to predict him doing well as the protagonist of a series of actions straight-laced on CBS.

Best of all is the hilarious John Malkovich. Steals every scene he is with incredible ease. As the craziest of rossi, who gets to leave his tendencies to overact mightily just run wild ... and everything works. His facial expressions alone had the audience in stitches.

RED is not a classic movie by any means. But I must say, the 110 minutes I spent with these guys was a complete blast, guilty-pleasure. Maybe you are just the right age (46) in order to enjoy this particular cast goofing around ... but I noticed that a lot of guys looking for happy and 20-somethings all around me. I think this film is set to be a hit (with room sequel).

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30 of 33 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars fun, exciting, fun!, October 18, 2010, this movie has it all. It's got:

-A lot of action. Although Bruce Willis is playing a guy older, retired, had still merchandise. He is completely convincing. The rest of the cast offers as well.

-Funny moments-while it's not one thing, there are lots of fun and lightweight, with a few laugh out louds. Willis is the master of fun action flick and John Malkovich was surprisingly fun. The rest of the cast also contributed as straight guys.

-Romance-Bruce Willis and Mary-Louise Parker really work. I don't want to spoil any surprises, but lets say that starts and ends in a surprising, and they had good chemistry.

-Character development-surprisingly well done for an action flick. Each character truly has been defined, and you get to care of them.

-Suspense-it was really a good story and well written. It was full of twists and surprises, with plenty of moments "edge of your seat".

-Excellent cast-the power of star in this film was blinding. These people really shined. No stars for nothing. Each person was fantastic in their role.

At the beginning of the movie dragged a bit, but once it was off, really flew.

It was a really enjoyable film. Highly recommend this film, however please don't bring young kids as a family in the theater. There is too much violence for children.

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34 of 39 people found the following review helpful: 4.0 out of 5 stars Howling good fun, October 24, 2010, I mean, everything that characterizes the Dame Mirren, an elegant evening dress, and a machine gun. 50 cal can't be all bad. Once you stop taking it seriously (sure something will happen soon), is a riot.

The key message is a boom ego-stroke: "don't mess with the old boys". Unfortunately, this is what happens. Retired CIA agents begin dying at an alarming rate. It turns out that the decedents all worked on a special mission — one that has worked on our heroes as well. So, when men come hit after hit men, the Chase is on. And, as the progresses reached higher and higher in the halls of Government. You know, the usual.

In this film, the fun is in getting there. Wise cracking of Bruce Willis plays well against John Malkovich character slightly deranged, easy-going character Morgan Freeman and Helen Mirren balances both adds a touch of class. Then there is the character Mary-Louise Parker, Sarah, in a similar role of Diaz Knight and day not just as ridiculous. Keep your ears open for the jokes. There weren't enough times I was the only one laughing at the theater that I could listen to only one, too.

OK, maybe this is not one for the ages. It's a heck of a way to spend a Saturday night, though.

--wiredweird

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# 3: Star Wars: the complete Saga (episodes I-VI) [Blu-Ray]

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287 of 418 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars Huh, really isn't that bad ... you?, January 7, 2011 this review is from: Star Wars: The Complete Saga (episodes i-VI) [Blu-Ray] (Blu-ray) as I respect everyone's opinions and try to tolerate all reviews to be petty here, this is just a continuous debate/argument that never ceases to terminate or stop nagging me. I think the originals should be included only to appease the die-hard & [really] old-school fans? Yes. Care if they are not included in the price? No No, I do not like every little thing that has been added, but I do appreciate him cleaning of certain special effects-so as not to leave these things bother me. I disagree that any change that did was for the better, but it's a great saga-deal with it. Once he made up his mind he probably isn't going to change it on a bunch of negative reviews on amazon.

Add on what another reviewer wrote, if you prefer the originals in their ' original ', then we prefer original and their quality is poorest '. And if so, why do you need these on bluray? They already exist on the dvd, so get those * and * save money.

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7 of 10 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars what the hell, January 13, 2011 this review is from: Star Wars: The Complete Saga (episodes i-VI) [Blu-Ray] (Blu-ray) as hell anyone knows anything about this if it should not be sent until 2011 sept??????????? help other customers find the most useful reviews  this review was helpful?

2 of 3 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars ... Casual fans. excited for Blu rays, January 13, 2011 this review is from: Star Wars: The Complete Saga (episodes i-VI) [Blu-Ray] (Blu-ray) I can understand a lot of versions of topics about these reviews on Lucas releasing modified, etc. And that's fine, I guess if you're a fanatic completist/movies, although the majority of people, is already the DVD with the original versions, not to say you shouldn't desire them on Blu Ray. For someone like me, I remember looking at them when I was younger, had toys, I got into it during the reprints, played the game of cards, had the latest toys, but never collected them on vhs/dvd. And then some of the biggest movies were released on Blu-ray, since this version, although I would still consider myself a casual fan. That first shot is irrelevant to me, you'll enjoy them the same. Ive never seen the prequel and not wanted, but seeing as how to buy the complete set of 6 film is the only way to get the special features, I suppose its time to give them a whirl. help other customers find the most useful reviews  this review was helpful?
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# 8: a-team (+ digital copy) [Blu-Ray]

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50 of 56 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars Review of the movie before blu-ray release., August 11, 2010 The A-Team is what movies used to be and should be now: fun. We used to herald the mindless summer blockbuster back when the explosions were fire and not CG, when Bruce Willis was all you needed to make a movie great, and an excellent plot was something you only expected to find in dramas filled with stuffy British accents. Yes, the majority of film has always sucked but we didn't care because we weren't paying $12.50 to see what's being shuffled down our throats today. As indie film has taken over the mutliplexs, the only escape we have to someplace fun is through stuff with Shia Lebouf in it. Disgrace, I tell you! But not all is lost. We have people like Joe Carnahan who still know how to make a night at the movies a blast.

Now, the critics panned this movie because it's short on plot and way too loud. Dude, it's based on The A-Team. The A-Team was a show about fast and violent missions with Mr. T preferring not to fly and Hannibal loving when a plan comes together. You didn't watch The A-Team for MASH, you watched it because it was cool. And that's exactly what this movie is. Cool. It's a thrill ride from the very beginning to the very end and not a lot of movies can deliver on that promise. Some twists are predictable and you're satisfied when you see it coming. Some are not and you're satisfied because you're surprised. I don't want to spoil anything about the story but the basic plot is all you really need. This movie is a video game in that you first get the reason to want to shoot things and then all you want to know next is where to get the ammo. It's loud and shaky, as is the trend with today's action movies, but not obnoxious like that other "we were framed and now we're super mad about it. As a team because camaraderie is important" movie, The Losers. Plus Sharlto Copley and Liam Neeson are fine, fine actors and you can't go wrong with 'em.

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64 of 77 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars "I LOVE IT When A Plan Comes Together!", June 21, 2010 The movie begins in Mexico, where Hannibal Smith (Liam Neeson taking the part of George Peppard) is about to get a bullet in the head for bribing (obviously) the wrong cop. B.A. Baracus (Quinton Jackson taking the part of Mr. T., complete with "PITY" and "FOOL" on his knuckles) is down the road a piece, fighting a bunch of dirtbags over his van. Face (Bradley Cooper, taking the place of Dirk Benedict) is still the ladies' man. As a matter of fact, he is wedged into several truck tires while some woman's husband is beating him in the face for boinking his wife. Hannibal and BA arrive just in time to save Face from becoming toast. Crazy-as-a-bed-bug Murdock is discovered in a hospital while they are getting BA stitched up. All 4 guys are former Rangers so they bond big time.

Murdock is still an unmatched pilot. BA still has to be medicated to fly. Hannibal still chomps a cigar. And Face is still Face. Right after they cross the border back into the USA, they get involved in trying to acquire some $100 counterfeit plates, being moved by Saddam loyalists from Bagdad, and, oh yeah, over $1 billion in cold phony bills.

Much of this 2010 movie is filmed in beautiful Vancouver, Canada. It's about 2 hours of action and comedy. Steven Cannell is involved in the production, as with the popular series from the "old" days. They kept the integrity of the oh-so-popular series with lots of action and lots of comedy. There are tons of neat stunts, although some may be pretty close to impossible. But what the heck--that's what makes a movie like this fun! We have chopper and airplane stunt flying, action on a container ship, and the strategizing of perfectly timed plans, among other adventures the boys have.

I absolutely loved the movie and will most definitely watch it again. FYI, I do NOT remember any "F" type language, which is rare today--just lots of action and blow-em-up stuff.

I LOVE IT when a movie comes together!

Immediately after the credits, you will see a short cameo appearance of the former Face, Dirk Benedict. (My son met him when he was about 3 years old and will always remember how nice Dirk was to him.)

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29 of 33 people found the following review helpful: 5.0 out of 5 stars What a wild ride...., December 17, 2010 I was hesitant to watch this because I was afraid it was going to be campy....like a very sad "Dukes Of Hazard" movie tribute to the eighties series...well let me tell you I couldn't have been more wrong..."The A-Team" movie was nothing short of a wild ride with JATO rockets strapped on for good measure. Never a dull moment...and Jessica Biel well what can I say...shes the kind of woman that makes you stammer seeing a picture of her shes that hot...but I digress...If I were you, and I was, I would spend the 2 hours and 4 bucks, which I did, for a truly entertaining evening, and it was, with great acting off the charts completely ridiculous action sequences and a Plan that truly came together...

As a note...for a previous reviewer...don't be a schmuck and give a bad review to a movie because the service providing it failed...what are you 12...suck it up there Happy Feet....grab your sippy cup and get yourself a kool-aid refill you'll feel much better...and next time perhaps you could try customer support with the rest of the adults and not throw a tantrum cuz sissy took your rattle...

to everyone else sorry for the rant

I have never reviewed a movie before "The A-Team" but this movie was not only great it more then exceeded my expectations...motivating me to take the extra time to not only review the movie but also chastise a tool for misrepresenting it...

See the movie you won't be disappointed.

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