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Item specifics

Condition
Like New: An item that looks as if it was just taken out of shrink wrap. No visible wear, and all ...
DVD Edition Year
2008
Case Type
Tall/DVD Case
Former Rental
No
Sub-Genre
Adventure, Action
Studio
Warner Bros
Modified Item
No
Edition
Widescreen
Region Code
DVD: 1 (US, Canada...)
Release Year
2008
Language
English
Actor
Brad Pitt, Casey Affleck
Season
1
Movie/TV Title
The Assassination Of Jesse James By The Coward Robert Ford
UPC
0012569763739
Format
DVD
Rating
R
Director
Andrew Dominik
Genre
Westerns

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Based on the 1983 novel by Ron Hansen, THE ASSASSINATION OF JESSE JAMES BY THE COWARD ROBERT FORD captivatingly depicts the final few months of the legendary Jesse James's life. He was 34, and his days of ruthless robbing had dwindled, yet his fearsome reputation continued to swell. With an abundance of nickel-books retelling his brutal gun-slinging adventures, James (portrayed by Brad Pitt, in one his most convincing and moving roles) had become a symbolic hero for many Americans, and a dazzling tabloid icon for the 19th-century media. A particular young man seduced by the wonderment of James, the shifty Robert Ford (a breakthrough performance by Casey Affleck), wormed his way in as a James groupie, in the hopes of snagging a coveted spot alongside his brother Charley (played by the always affable Sam Rockwell) as one of the bandit's cronies. Ford, fiercely insecure and painfully aware that he would never be taken seriously by James (who, ever-plagued by paranoia and skepticism, found Ford's earnest obsession a bit unsettling), grew increasingly angry with his idol, leading to a destructive path that ultimately ended in the anticlimactic death of Jesse James--and brought the treacherous Robert Ford the notoriety he had always wanted.Although this film takes place in the late 1800's, its eerie relevance to modern-day celebrity-obsession scandals is astounding, and adds a fresh scope to what could be viewed as just another cinematic western. Director Andrew Dominick (CHOPPER) furthers the film from its genre by banishing clichéd bullet-infested showdown scenes, instead embracing the relationships and interactions of the outlaws, and creates a mood of brooding and contemplation with exceptional camera angles and lighting. His intensely sophisticated approach to filmmaking illustrates the darkest corners of the characters, and insightfully provides a deeper, heartfelt portrayal revealing what the men might have been like behind their masks.

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UPC
0012569763739
eBay Product ID (ePID)
63957320

Product Key Features

Actor
Brad Pitt, Casey Affleck
Rating
R
Director
Andrew Dominik
Format
DVD
Release Year
2008
Genre
Westerns

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
USA
LeafCats
617
Leading Role
Brad Pitt, Casey Affleck
Release Date
20080205
Film Country
USA

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  • Top favourable review

    A great story well told.

    Pitt and Afleck deliver immersive roles. There are a few historical slips of narrative/dialogue but those don't impact the characters' credibility. There are moments of stellar photography (I've added stills of my visually favorite scene). DP Deakins shows why the Coen brothers (in my top three directors list) often go to his talents. A truly impressive film. T

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: second.sale

  • Top critical review

    "Don't Expect a Shoot 'Em Up Western" or "My Great Grandfather knew The Real One"...

    What appeared to be a Very Interesting Film (when viewing the trailer), I found to be rather slow with a lot more dialogue than action. Considering this was a film by Ridley Scott about Jesse James, and based on the novel of the same name, the photography,wardrobe, and sets made up for the Overly Long Interactions between characters. With only a portion of Historical Accuracy, I found Pitt's Portrayal of James as a Loner and Sociopath more "Artistic Freedom" than what I believe to be true. One item revealed in the film that is rarely written about or known, is that Jesse James had a portion of his Middle Finger missing on his Left Hand. This was told to me by my Great Grandfather, who at Ten Years Old actually viewed James' Body in 1882 (he died at 100 Years Old in 1972). I also recall him ...

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: NewSold by: goodwill_grand_rapids

  • Assassination of Jesse James DVD

    While I love Westerns and Brad Pitt is one of my fave actors. This movie was a little slow for my taste. The movie didn't pick up until almost the end. I have to say though that Casey Afleck was superb as Bob Ford the coward who killed Jesse James. He gave a very strong performance and shows tremendous talent for the bad guy. While he isn't as sexy as his brother Ben, I think he still has sexy potential. Keep an eye out for this kid and check out Gone, Baby Gone he gives a good performance there too.Sam Rockwell as Charlie Ford was equally strong in his performance and I have become a big fan of his. He is a fine actor and is completely believable in any role I have seen him in thus far.

  • A film of stunning quality; a film of varying debate

    I purchased this copy of "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford" as a gift for a friend, already having a copy I own that I bought at full retail value. The friend was ecstatic upon receiving it. The movie, I find, is a subject of great debate among fans of the genre/actors. I, personally, think it is a triumph for the genre and for films in general. The cinematography and set design are stunning, telling a story in and of themselves. The editing, score, and costumes are rich and complex even while being simple and threadbare. Casey Affleck did such an impeccable job with the character of Robert Ford that I get the creeping willies every time he's on screen, and Brad Pitt, who usually feels a bit overdone in his typical fare, exuded the same kind of quiet, ...

  • A Fairly Accurate Story

    Part of the film was a little confusing, and that was in the middle when the one man was killed. Also, one of the towns mentioned never existed, so that historical aspect is wrong. It was a good film otherwise and it kept me interested.

    Verified purchase: YesCondition: Pre-OwnedSold by: second.sale