Posted by GPR79 on 09/09/05 16:55

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FS: Today's Specials - Bang Rajan R2 2-Disc DTS £7 & Monster R2 2-Disc
DTS £7


**Take both below for £13 total!**


Bang Rajan R2 Premier Asia 2-Disc DTS £7.00

Cover: http://www.boomspeed.com/gpr79/bang.jpg

Winner of 11 Surasawadee Thai Film Awards in 2000 including Best Picture
and Best Director.

"Against impossible odds, a small village of ordinary men and women with
extraordinary courage withheld the advances of a 200,000 Burmese
soldiers, over and over again. As the Burmese suppression of the
countryside grew more brutal, this small thorn in the side of the giant
slowly swelled with numbers of refugees who came to stand and fight when
they could run no more. They fought for their homes, their dignity and
their lives."

Special Features:
Audio Commentary By Bey Logan And Mike Leeder
Anamorphic, DTS, 5.1, Dual Language, etc
° Walking Through History Featurette
° Warrior Elite Interview With Vinai Kraibutr
° The Power Of One Interview With Jaran Ngamdee
° Daughter Of Courage Interview With Bongkod Kongmalai
° A Legend Reborn The Making Of
° The Impossible Dream A Project Retrospective
° Echoes Of Battle Celebratory Retrospective
° Trailer Gallery
° Bang Rajan Rescored
° Animated Menus


&


Monster R2 2-Disc SE DTS £7.00

Cover: http://www.boomspeed.com/gpr79/monster.jpg

"Critics have universally praised Charlise Theron's performance in
Monster and the praise, for once, is astonishingly deserved. The
gorgeous star of The Italian Job and The Cider House Rules vanishes into
the character of Aileen Wuornos, a real-life serial killer and
prostitute who murdered at least seven men in Florida. Monster traces
her relationship with a young woman named Selby (Christina Ricci), which
intertwines with Wuornos's murder spree. This remarkable movie finds
compassion for Wuornos but unflinchingly faces her brutal crimes; Theron
expresses this woman's horrific life history without softening her
terrifying, dead-eyed stare. This is a gripping, devastating
performance, a physical and psychological transformation comparable to
Robert DeNiro's in Raging Bull. The movie's moral and emotional
complexity wouldn't succeed without this searing performance--but
succeed it does, and it will stick with you for some time afterwards.
Those interested in the back story may also want to seek out Nick
Broomfield's documentaries on Wuornos. "

Special Features:
Anamorphic, DTS, 5.1, etc
Audio Commentary by Director Patty Jenkins, Producer Clark Peterson and
Actress Charlize Theron
"Monster: The Vision and The Journey" documentary (25:28)
"The Making Of A Monster" documentary (21:25)
Deleted/Extended Scenes:
- "Dream Sequence" (2:11)
- "Welcome To My World" (5:37)
- "Newsflash" (0:37)
- "Job Interview Out Takes" (2:11)
- "Bus Station: Full Performance" (6:41)
"Film Mixing" Demo
Interview with Director Patty Jenkins and Composer BT
Theatrical Trailer (2:02)
US Trailer 1 (2:13)
US Trailer 2 (2:14)



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