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Sean Penn Collection [Box Set]
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Description
Release Date: 03 July 2006
Included in this one of a kind box set are:
Colors:
Dennis Hopper's controversial portrait of West Coast violence is typically volatile and dynamic. Officer Danny McGavin (Sean Penn) busts a beat with seasoned veteran Bob Hodges (Robert Duvall) in the most dangerous section of East L.A. There, he learns first hand the harsh realities of just how far gang colors rule these mean streets.
The Assassination Of Richard Nixon:
In 1974 Samuel J. Bicke, a salesman in the grip of intense personal instability, made an appointment with history: his story is gripping, shocking, unbelievable... and true. With a stunning central performance from Academy Award winner Sean Penn, and shot through with the power of such classic '70s cinema as "Taxi Driver" and "The Parallax View" it exposes both the dark side of the American dream and the plight of those who refuse to fall under its spell.
At Close Range:
Spilling from beneath the monstrous shadow of Christopher Walken's performance as small time gang boss, Brad Whitewood Snr, a fresh, vibrant and dangerous young Penn astonishes as bad apple Brad Jnr, who fears he hasn't fallen far enough from the tree to escape a tragic life's end. James Foley's dark, heart-rending drama, featuring a typically intense Chris Penn, heralds the transition of Sean Penn from formidable young actor to significant movie star.
Casualties Of War:
Young and reckless, Sgt Meserve (Sean Penn) instigates a brutal assault on a village girl during a routine recon mission in Vietnam. He finds himself confronted by Erikson (Michael J. Fox) a soldier who refuses to keep silent about his comrades' reprehensible actions. Brian De Palma's searing morality play is an evocatively photographed and brutally characterised tour of duty.
State Of Grace:
Drawn inexorably into the life he thought he could leave behind, Terry Noonan (Sean Penn) finds the loyalties of his Hell's Kitchen past tested to the limit as a brutal series of events spiral out of control, threatening all around him. Phil Joanou's sleek and stylish thriller co-stars Gary Oldman, Ed Harris and features music by U2.
Colors:
Dennis Hopper's controversial portrait of West Coast violence is typically volatile and dynamic. Officer Danny McGavin (Sean Penn) busts a beat with seasoned veteran Bob Hodges (Robert Duvall) in the most dangerous section of East L.A. There, he learns first hand the harsh realities of just how far gang colors rule these mean streets.
The Assassination Of Richard Nixon:
In 1974 Samuel J. Bicke, a salesman in the grip of intense personal instability, made an appointment with history: his story is gripping, shocking, unbelievable... and true. With a stunning central performance from Academy Award winner Sean Penn, and shot through with the power of such classic '70s cinema as "Taxi Driver" and "The Parallax View" it exposes both the dark side of the American dream and the plight of those who refuse to fall under its spell.
At Close Range:
Spilling from beneath the monstrous shadow of Christopher Walken's performance as small time gang boss, Brad Whitewood Snr, a fresh, vibrant and dangerous young Penn astonishes as bad apple Brad Jnr, who fears he hasn't fallen far enough from the tree to escape a tragic life's end. James Foley's dark, heart-rending drama, featuring a typically intense Chris Penn, heralds the transition of Sean Penn from formidable young actor to significant movie star.
Casualties Of War:
Young and reckless, Sgt Meserve (Sean Penn) instigates a brutal assault on a village girl during a routine recon mission in Vietnam. He finds himself confronted by Erikson (Michael J. Fox) a soldier who refuses to keep silent about his comrades' reprehensible actions. Brian De Palma's searing morality play is an evocatively photographed and brutally characterised tour of duty.
State Of Grace:
Drawn inexorably into the life he thought he could leave behind, Terry Noonan (Sean Penn) finds the loyalties of his Hell's Kitchen past tested to the limit as a brutal series of events spiral out of control, threatening all around him. Phil Joanou's sleek and stylish thriller co-stars Gary Oldman, Ed Harris and features music by U2.
Special Features
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