Title: Blood and Chocolate (IMDb)
Starring: Agnes Bruckner
Released: 29th May 2007
SRP: $28.95 & $38.96
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Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced fantasy thriller Blood and Chocolate which stars Agnes Bruckner, Hugh Dancy, and Olivier Martinez. The disc will be available to own from the 29th May, and should retail at around $28.95. The film itself will be presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen, along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround track. Extras will include an audio commentary with Director Katja von Garnier, 15 deleted scenes, and preview trailers for other Sony releases. A Blu-ray release will also be available from the 29th, priced at around $38.96. We've attached some art below:
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Agnes Bruckner
Released: 29th May 2007
SRP: $28.95 & $38.96
Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced fantasy thriller Blood and Chocolate which stars Agnes Bruckner, Hugh Dancy, and Olivier Martinez. The disc will be available to own from the 29th May, and should retail at around $28.95. The film itself will be presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen, along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround track. Extras will include an audio commentary with Director Katja von Garnier, 15 deleted scenes, and preview trailers for other Sony releases. A Blu-ray release will also be available from the 29th, priced at around $38.96. We've attached some art below:
News by Tom Woodward
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I saw the trailer for this in theatres, but I don't seem to recall this ever getting released in my area. Everyone in the theatre laughed when the title graphic showed up. That's some really bad photoshop work for the cover.
Oh lord. Thank the heavens for Hollywood. It's like a free seminar on how to make lugubrious amounts of cheddar and yet still, sacrificing quality very efficiently.
What do you think is better? Blood and Chocolate or The Covenant?
What do you think is better? Blood and Chocolate or The Covenant?
That is the worst cover art Ive ever seen
The trailer for this was horrible and the cover art is even worse.Looks like a pirated movie cover.
Looks like a STV movie.
Agnes Bruckner deserves better than this. She seems to be stuck in some really bad movies these days. First "Venom", then this.
Dark Dude wrote: Looks like a STV movie.
Looks like "Underworld 3" to me.
Dark Dude wrote: Looks like a STV movie.
Looks like "Underworld 3" to me.
the covers just keep getting worse and worse
Horrible cover and a horrible movie do not waste your time read the book instead.
OH MY GOD! WHAT AWFUL ARTWORK! Agnes looks especially bad. It's so horribly photoshopped.
I do want to see this though. At this point the best I can expect is some mindless entertainment. It makes me so mad that they completely ruined the book, which was great, and didn't follow the story at all for the most part. I was originally looking forward to it until I saw the trailer. And the funny thing is is that they could have actually followed the book, had it set in a backwoods community, and not went all stylized and modern on us and it would have cost less, plus it probably would have made more money at the Box Office. This one bombed horribly and at the very least it wouldn't have made any less than it already did. Not only did they piss off fans of the book, but they didn't really please anyone in the process.
This could have been so much better had they followed the book, and I don't even need to see this to know that.
At least it will easily be better than the atrocious and dull THE COVENANT though.
I do want to see this though. At this point the best I can expect is some mindless entertainment. It makes me so mad that they completely ruined the book, which was great, and didn't follow the story at all for the most part. I was originally looking forward to it until I saw the trailer. And the funny thing is is that they could have actually followed the book, had it set in a backwoods community, and not went all stylized and modern on us and it would have cost less, plus it probably would have made more money at the Box Office. This one bombed horribly and at the very least it wouldn't have made any less than it already did. Not only did they piss off fans of the book, but they didn't really please anyone in the process.
This could have been so much better had they followed the book, and I don't even need to see this to know that.
At least it will easily be better than the atrocious and dull THE COVENANT though.
Hilarious title and ugly straight to video cover haha
Underworld, Ultraviolet, Blood & Chocolate...Sony, please, for the love of all that's holy: put the vampire scripts DOWN!
i saw the trailer for this when is aw Rocky Balboa and everyone was laughing out loud.
Everytime I hear the title I think of the scene in Dodgeball when they are in the gym trying to figure out how to raise money.
Everytime I hear the title I think of the scene in Dodgeball when they are in the gym trying to figure out how to raise money.
Nevunder wrote: Underworld, Ultraviolet, Blood & Chocolate...Sony, please, for the love of all that's holy: put the vampire scripts DOWN!
I second that notion! Those movies really 'suck'.
I second that notion! Those movies really 'suck'.
the dvd covers are getting cheesier each day!
Wow, I hope the movie is better than the cover.
THE $3.5 MILLION GROSSING HIT!!!
Well I know what I won't be buying!
It hasn't even been released in France yet (nor is it announced !). And why a 15 deleted scenes bonus with a PG-13 cut, when the director whas saying there would be a R cut ?
Well, on the other hand... WHO CARES for a R cut if the movie is as bad as most of you say... ?!
And, what a beautiful cover... Naaaaa, just kidding !
Well, on the other hand... WHO CARES for a R cut if the movie is as bad as most of you say... ?!
And, what a beautiful cover... Naaaaa, just kidding !
This looks really bad. I'll probably check it out on DVD though or wait and watch it on TV.
The Covenant had an excellent set-up and a really cool backstory. It's too bad the whole movie fell flat on its face. It's as if the filmmakers didn't know where to go with the story.
Don't even get me started on the Underworld films. I will defend those two movies anyway I can. The first really blew me away despite the bad dialogue, and its predecessor astounded me and is far better than the first. Wish they would do a second sequel rather than a prequel...
The Covenant had an excellent set-up and a really cool backstory. It's too bad the whole movie fell flat on its face. It's as if the filmmakers didn't know where to go with the story.
Don't even get me started on the Underworld films. I will defend those two movies anyway I can. The first really blew me away despite the bad dialogue, and its predecessor astounded me and is far better than the first. Wish they would do a second sequel rather than a prequel...
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