The story had been done before, yet it didnt keep this from being absolutely enjoyable. Shia LeBouf clearly is one of the most charismatic young actors around; appealing to both young and old audiences.

This film was very well made and one of last year's surprises for me, along with Zodiac.

I'm tired of all these BD announcements.

Garrett TheMovieGuy wrote: The story had been done before, yet it didnt keep this from being absolutely enjoyable. Shia LeBouf clearly is one of the most charismatic young actors around; appealing to both young and old audiences.

This film was very well made and one of last year's surprises for me, along with Zodiac.

I take it you and Edge having never seen Hitchcocks Rear Window then? pfffff.

A very shoddy rip off of a classic. Very well made? Your taking the pffff......Pal.

This can hardly be called a rip-off. And in no way was it a straight remake of Rear Window. It just merely had the same basis of a guy confined to his own house who takes to spying on his neighbours, but they added a number of new elements to the story to make it seem fresh, which worked IMO.

m@tt wrote: A very shoddy rip off of a classic. Very well made? Your taking the pffff......Pal.

The movie had some A* performances, excellent witty dialogue, intense scenes of suspence, a fantastic grouping of two different genres (thriller & comedy), what more do you ask for?

Sheesh, some people are far too demanding.

I've seen Rear Window and this.  The basic premise is the same in both, but I love how the story was tweaked and updated for a new generation.  This film also sparked interest in younger audiences to check out Rear Window.  Disturbia can't be called a rip-off.  

Shia is becoming one of the best younger male actors today.  I'm looking forward to the new Indy film and any other movie he decides to make.

Edgeman05 wrote: Meh didnt like it but another Blu to my collection.
If you didnt liked it then why do you buy it???? just for ur collection? isnt better to have a collection with movies you like?