Leap Year (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
Universal announces DVD and Blu-ray releases of this new Amy Adams film
Title: Leap Year (IMDb)
Starring: Amy Adams
Released: 4th May 2010
SRP: Prices TBC
Further Details:
Universal Home Video has announced DVD and Blu-ray releases of Leap Year which stars Amy Adams, Adam Scott, and Matthew Goode. Each will be available to own from the 4th May. As far as we know, no extra material will be included on either.
Quote: When Anna’s (Amy Adams) four-year anniversary to her boyfriend passes without an engagement ring, she decides to take matters into her own hands. Inspired by an Irish tradition that allows women to propose to men on Leap Day, Anna follows Jeremy (Adam Scott) to Dublin to propose to him. But after landing on the wrong side of Ireland, she must enlist the help of the handsome and carefree local Declan (Matthew Goode) to get her across the country. Along the way, they discover that the road to love can take you to very unexpected places.
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Amy Adams
Released: 4th May 2010
SRP: Prices TBC
Further Details:
Universal Home Video has announced DVD and Blu-ray releases of Leap Year which stars Amy Adams, Adam Scott, and Matthew Goode. Each will be available to own from the 4th May. As far as we know, no extra material will be included on either.
Synopsis
Quote: When Anna’s (Amy Adams) four-year anniversary to her boyfriend passes without an engagement ring, she decides to take matters into her own hands. Inspired by an Irish tradition that allows women to propose to men on Leap Day, Anna follows Jeremy (Adam Scott) to Dublin to propose to him. But after landing on the wrong side of Ireland, she must enlist the help of the handsome and carefree local Declan (Matthew Goode) to get her across the country. Along the way, they discover that the road to love can take you to very unexpected places.
News by Tom Woodward
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The movie actually was ok, really deserve a highly rate, and sure, it's better than The Proposal and When In Rome. 
By the way, is so disappointed the studio give up the movie again, the DVD release won't even have deleted scenes? :S
By the way, is so disappointed the studio give up the movie again, the DVD release won't even have deleted scenes? :S
scottmck wrote: The expiry date is the time you've got to download it, not the time you've got to watch it. Once you've downloaded/transferred it, you've got it forever.
The expiry date thing only seems to apply to Windows Media. I know of two digital copies that still go through on iTunes even though the code has "expired".
The expiry date thing only seems to apply to Windows Media. I know of two digital copies that still go through on iTunes even though the code has "expired".
Finklestein wrote: The worst thing about digital copies is that I haven't seen one that didn't expire in a year or so. So, basically, it's a digital rental. Doesn't matter anyway, I've never been bored enough in any situation to want to watch a film on a laptop or iPod though.
The expiry date is the time you've got to download it, not the time you've got to watch it. Once you've downloaded/transferred it, you've got it forever.
The expiry date is the time you've got to download it, not the time you've got to watch it. Once you've downloaded/transferred it, you've got it forever.
The worst thing about digital copies is that I haven't seen one that didn't expire in a year or so. So, basically, it's a digital rental. Doesn't matter anyway, I've never been bored enough in any situation to want to watch a film on a laptop or iPod though.
pointless wrote: liono86 wrote: Actually that digital copy "c**p" is one of the best things blu ray's ever done.
It is not a Blu-ray thing, DVDs have been released that way also, starting around the same time.
Usless Knowledge: The Live Free or Die Hard DVD was the first DVD ever to have a digital copy.
It is not a Blu-ray thing, DVDs have been released that way also, starting around the same time.
Usless Knowledge: The Live Free or Die Hard DVD was the first DVD ever to have a digital copy.
wow...i had no clue that was matthew goode seeing all the tv spots. i mean now that i know it seems obvious but i guess since Watchmen was my first exposure to him, if he isnt blonde and facial hairless, i dont recognize. lol
and regarding digital copies, why in the hell would you want to watch a movie on an IPOD or anything so small? a portable dvd/player or PC/laptop i can understand but yeah...i'd rather sit there bored then watch a movie on some handheld device.
the sad thing is, the movies sell so the studios think its a profitable idea and keep doing it. of course the truth is people are just buying a movie they like, regardless of that digital copy. i bet if they started selling versions without it at the same time, they'd see nobody cares and would stop but alas.
and regarding digital copies, why in the hell would you want to watch a movie on an IPOD or anything so small? a portable dvd/player or PC/laptop i can understand but yeah...i'd rather sit there bored then watch a movie on some handheld device.
the sad thing is, the movies sell so the studios think its a profitable idea and keep doing it. of course the truth is people are just buying a movie they like, regardless of that digital copy. i bet if they started selling versions without it at the same time, they'd see nobody cares and would stop but alas.
pass, but it looks better than every other chick flick rom-com out there.
Eyes
The eyes are creepy! Why the hell are they colored??!
It was as predictable as any other romcom as of late, and the direction was pretty shoddy.
But Adams and Goode are irresistible together.
The scenery should look wonderful in hi-def.
But Adams and Goode are irresistible together.
The scenery should look wonderful in hi-def.
I love Amy Adams and really like Matthew Goode. I actually thought this looked cute and will give it a rent. Surprised there are no extras.
Love Amy Adams, but still a one-time rental for me.
liono86 wrote: Actually that digital copy "c**p" is one of the best things blu ray's ever done.
It is not a Blu-ray thing, DVDs have been released that way also, starting around the same time.
It is not a Blu-ray thing, DVDs have been released that way also, starting around the same time.
Pass. Big time.
The cover actually kind of creeps me out
F*ck Leap Year bring on Daybreakers
I;m guessing thats the St Patricks Edition cover. Another actor desperately trying to do an Irish accent and only delivering an "oirish" accent. My love for Amy Adams will be stretched to breaking point with this one I think, but maybe I can put aside all the stereotypical Irish scenes just for her.
joey_1242 wrote: Why are his eyes green? That's not normal.
That is actually weird but at least it matches Amy Adam's dress.
This movie looked only okay. Sure it's better than the junk load "When In Rome." It also has Amy Adams in it, so I'll probably rent.
That is actually weird but at least it matches Amy Adam's dress.
This movie looked only okay. Sure it's better than the junk load "When In Rome." It also has Amy Adams in it, so I'll probably rent.
liono86 wrote: Actually that digital copy "c**p" is one of the best things blu ray's ever done. I love to be able to put a free copy of a film onto my itunes, that way I can put it on my pod and take it with me when I want.
Umm is not free. Your paying for it through the Blu-ray purchase.
Umm is not free. Your paying for it through the Blu-ray purchase.
I saw this movie on the internet and the thought of seeing it again makes me want to "Leap" off a tall building or a very majestic cliff in Ireland.
Jim Ferguson sits on a throne of lies.
i'll pass
I adore Amy Adams, but, considering the major panning from most of the major critics, I think I'll pass on this one.
Actually that digital copy "c**p" is one of the best things blu ray's ever done. I love to be able to put a free copy of a film onto my itunes, that way I can put it on my pod and take it with me when I want.
Why are his eyes green? That's not normal.
Actually thought this one was pretty good. Much better than last year's overrated Proposal.
I'll definetely pick up the BD.
No extras is kind of a bum, though. At least they didn't pull the digital copy c**p.
I'll definetely pick up the BD.
No extras is kind of a bum, though. At least they didn't pull the digital copy c**p.
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