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Empire Falls (US - DVD R1)

Warner has sent us over art for a film with Robin Wright-Penn

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Title: Empire Falls
Starring: Robin Wright-Penn
Released: 13th September 2005
SRP: $29.98

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Warner has sent over artwork for Empire Falls which stars Robin Wright-Penn, Ed Harris, Helen Hunt, Joanne Woodward, Paul Newman and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Adapted by author Richard Russo from his 2001 Pulitzer Prize winning novel, Empire Falls is a portrait of the gritty drama and human comedy that make up everyday life in blue-collar America. The disc will be available to own in shops from the 13th September, priced at around $29.98. I'm afraid we have no further details on this one at the moment, but we'll bring you further details shortly. For now though, here's the official region one package artwork:

Empire Falls

News by Tom Woodward

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1st June 2005 21:28 #1

Gene Lariv Member Join Date: March 2004 Location: United States Posts: 210

Its ok.

It was ok. Nothin to brag about.

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1st June 2005 21:51 #2

E. Costigan Senior Member Join Date: January 2005 Location: Canada Posts: 1,025

I heard only good things about this film. Definitely could be a nice idea for a rent. Sept 13 is too far away though.

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2nd June 2005 6:26 #3

Gene Lariv Member Join Date: March 2004 Location: United States Posts: 210

I'm from Maine but I don't live near where it was filmed. I live in Augusta.

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2nd June 2005 20:09 #4

Jem Hologram Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Bosnia and Herzegowina Posts: 12

Lou

This site has a sexy interview with one of the stars of the film, Lou Taylor Pucci:

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3rd June 2005 0:22 #5

Kaya Savas Member Join Date: April 2004 Location: United States Posts: 1,253

I saw the premiere on HBO and thought it was amazing. The film runs about 3hrs and 15 minutes and was shown in two parts. I watched it in one sitting when HBO played them back to back. The film is very poignant and it feels very much like a novel. I guess that's because the author of the novel also did the screenplay. You won't find yourself watching this over and over again because of the length but it's very well done. Amazing cinematography and very nice music. Highly reccomended.

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3rd June 2005 5:33 #6

Terminal Member Join Date: March 2005 Location: United States Posts: 288

Not a bad movie. Decent, and better than anything Ive seen in theaters in a while. Excellent cast, heartbreaking finale albeit confusing. Paul Newman's presence alone is worth watching this movie for.

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