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Music Artist: Nick Cave

Video Format: NTSC

Case Type: Blu-ray Case

Subtitle Language: English

Rating: R

Sub-Genre: Survival

Director: John Hillcoat

Studio: Sony Pictures

Edition: Standard Edition

Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1

Type: Movie

Region Code: Blu-ray: A (Americas, Southeast Asia...)

Format: Blu-ray Disc

Release Year: 2010

Language: English

Actor: Viggo Mortensen

Features: Widescreen, Commentary, Behind The Scenes Featurette, Deleted Scenes

Genre: Drama

Season: movie

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Movie/TV Title: Road

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After the Oscar-winning success of the adaptation of the Cormac McCarthy novel NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN, another of the author's works arrives on screen. Viggo Mortensen stars in THE ROAD, a thriller that is set in a bare, post-apocalyptic America, where a father and son struggle to survive. Director John Hillcoat previously teamed with star Guy Pearce on the critically acclaimed Western THE PROPOSITION.

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by cannonclubonline
Sep 08, 2010
The Road Leaves you Beleagered and Depressed
The simple message that was portrayed by director John Hillcoat's vision of Cormac McCarthy's novel was basically to never give up & keep the fire burning in your heart. After all, being one of the good guys is an honorable thing. Turning into an animal & cannibalizing one another to survive was not an option. Although we find a great deal of disintegration in the way of life because lack of food, we find story of hope, it is also one of hardship and sacrifice. The man sadly trudges down the road trying to keep himself and his young son alive. He lost his wife earlier to mental illness. The women in his dreams is his wife played by Charlize Theron. It's quite strange that Theron was never playing her role in the flesh, but only in the man's ... The simple message that was portrayed by director John Hillcoat's vision of Cormac McCarthy's novel was basically to never give up & keep the fire burning in your heart. After all, being one of the good guys is an honorable thing. Turning into an animal & cannibalizing one another to survive was not an option. Although we find a great deal of disintegration in the way of life because lack of food, we find story of hope, it is also one of hardship and sacrifice. The man sadly trudges down the road trying to keep himself and his young son alive. He lost his wife earlier to mental illness. The women in his dreams is his wife played by Charlize Theron. It's quite strange that Theron was never playing her role in the flesh, but only in the man's dreams. Mortensen embodies all the balances of empathy, compassion, and love against instinct, survival, and harshness. The man has no other choice at times. Not knowing what you would do in any of many of the life or death situations makes for an excellent dramatic picture of a post apocalyptic world. The most memorable quote of the film, in my opinion was when the man says, "I told the boy when you dream about bad things happening, it means you're still fighting and you're still alive. It's when you start to dream about good things that you should start to worry." I can not fail to mention Michael K. Williams as "The Thief". This man was so lost on his own journey of survival that he just couldn't help himself. You know that he is a man of honor and kindness that had no choice, but then you must think of the fact that he did, he could have allowed himself to die rather than take from innocence. But that's the rub, no one is innocent, not even "The Boy" as evidenced when Smit-McPhee yells at his father to say that he also must face what's going on each day. Viggo isn't shielding him from the terrors around every corner; just because he is youngster doesn't mean he hasn't had to grow up fast; it's all he could do to stay sane and move along with all the pains of his past and knowledge of those still to come. It is extremely painful to watch, but well worth the time and effort to see a true masterpiece of shifting tonality and humanity, the good parts and the bad. Viggo Mortensen and Kodi Smit-McPhee (the boy) reported bonding by eating crickets to help them get into character. I also learned by watching the film credits that Mortensen also had played and recorded his own little piano rift called "Grey Eyes" for the film soundtrack. Mortensen nearly turned down the role of Man because he had planned a break from film work. After completing his work as the Man, Mortensen took a long break from acting. The scariest things in this film weren't the lack of food and shelter, but the fact that humans had turned to gangs to track down & cannibalize the remaining population. Garrett Dillahunt lends his acting skills once again to give us a spooky view into the eyes of one of the cannibal gang members trying to survive by taking the boy hostage. Of course, the man kills him with a bullet to the head. One of the cannibals on the back of the lorry is played by Kodi Smit-McPhee's real life father. Several small roles in this film helped flesh out the cast, yet had minimal effect to the overall film. Robert Duvall as the old man was played well. Guy Pierce appears in a small role at the end. Actually Kodi Smit-McPhee, who plays the young boy at 12, did a remarkable job holding this film together.
by teppsn
May 25, 2010
The Road - A good entertaining movie
Viggo Mortensen (Appaloosa) stars in this drama about a man and his son (Kodi Smit-McPhee) who are trying to stay alive after the planet is devastated by an unknown cause. All life has been killed off, the tress, the animals and most other living things. Only a few people survived to face the suffering and torment that they must endure in their struggle to find food, water and shelter from the total devastation. Along "the Road" they meet many people, some good but most are bad. Mortensen must teach his son how to survive in this strange new world. This is a very good movie and Mortensen is very good in this. Charlize Theron plays his wife (she appears in flashbacks throughout the movie). Also starring in this movie are: Michael K. Williams, Robert Duvall and Guy Pearce It is a pretty ... Viggo Mortensen (Appaloosa) stars in this drama about a man and his son (Kodi Smit-McPhee) who are trying to stay alive after the planet is devastated by an unknown cause. All life has been killed off, the tress, the animals and most other living things. Only a few people survived to face the suffering and torment that they must endure in their struggle to find food, water and shelter from the total devastation. Along "the Road" they meet many people, some good but most are bad. Mortensen must teach his son how to survive in this strange new world. This is a very good movie and Mortensen is very good in this. Charlize Theron plays his wife (she appears in flashbacks throughout the movie). Also starring in this movie are: Michael K. Williams, Robert Duvall and Guy Pearce It is a pretty entertaining movie and it deserved the awards it was nominated for and picked up. I would recommend this movie to anyone who likes a great movie with a great story to tell.
by williams6075
Jul 02, 2010
The Road (Blu-ray Disc, 2010)
I must admit a penchant for films depicting a dystopian future (probably owing to my pronounced melancholic/misanthropic tendencies). I loved Bladerunner, The Road Warrior, Children of Men, Delicatessen, etc. so it probably comes as no surprise that I enjoyed this film, as well. That said, this film is a departure from the genre in many respects. It is completely devoid of sci-fi/fantasy elements, choosing rather to depict a (nameless) father and son's relationship in a desolate, post-apocalyptic world (of course, I use the term post-apocalyptic rather loosely, as whatever disaster wiped out the majority of the world's inhabitants, whether natural or man-made, is merely alluded to). Mortensen's performance is excellent, and I find myself increasingly impressed with his most recent film ... I must admit a penchant for films depicting a dystopian future (probably owing to my pronounced melancholic/misanthropic tendencies). I loved Bladerunner, The Road Warrior, Children of Men, Delicatessen, etc. so it probably comes as no surprise that I enjoyed this film, as well. That said, this film is a departure from the genre in many respects. It is completely devoid of sci-fi/fantasy elements, choosing rather to depict a (nameless) father and son's relationship in a desolate, post-apocalyptic world (of course, I use the term post-apocalyptic rather loosely, as whatever disaster wiped out the majority of the world's inhabitants, whether natural or man-made, is merely alluded to). Mortensen's performance is excellent, and I find myself increasingly impressed with his most recent film roles (A History of Violence, Eastern Promises), especially because I have not been a fan of his films as a rule, the only notable exception being Carlito's Way. Both the subject matter and the aesthetic of the film are very bleak, but it's a rewarding film should you choose to watch it. In my opinion, it ranks as one of the year's best.
by fitzroger
Sep 19, 2018
Don't eat mannequins, no matter how hungry you are.
Wish they would have given GOD more credit for the hope there is in the world, and I wish they had not shown the nude scene with the small boy present, but that's Hollywood for you.
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by kauaiblue
Jul 24, 2018
Interesting but depressing.
I read the book so wanted to see the movie. It was depressing but I knew it would be. The actors portraying the father and son both did a good job but I enjoyed the book more than the movie.
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