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Punch-Drunk Love (DVD, 2010)

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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Punch-Drunk Love with this DVD featuring Adam Sandler, Emily Watson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Mary Lynn Rajskub, and Luis Guzman. Directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, this drama film was released in 2010 and has a run time of 95 minutes. The DVD includes bonus features such as featurette, deleted scenes, photo montage, teaser trailers, and theatrical trailer. It is in widescreen and closed caption format, with an aspect ratio of 2.35 Wide Screen. This DVD is perfect for fans of general drama genre and comes with a certificate rating of 15. Get yourself lost in the captivating story of Punch-Drunk Love with this DVD today. new in wrapper

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Paul Thomas Anderson follows 1999's MAGNOLIA with the intensely compelling character study PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE. Barry Egan (Adam Sandler) is a quiet, shy, socially awkward man with an office in an out-of-the-way warehouse. He is dedicated to his job as a wholesale toilet plunger salesman, he keeps a nice apartment, and he is obsessed with special offers on grocery store products. Barry's latest fixation is on frequent flier miles included with the purchase of Healthy Choice foods. Barry wears a bright blue suit, though he doesn't know why. With seven outspoken sisters, he is constantly being nagged, questioned, and berated. He is challenged to explain the reasons for his actions, and it eventually becomes clear that Barry cannot control his often-violent impulses, a trait which is increasingly problematic. When a beautiful woman, Lena Leonard (Emily Watson), walks into his life with an instinctive attraction to him, a nonjudgmental attitude, and unconditional love, Barry undergoes a powerful transformation.
Anderson's film is a tour-de-force for which he garnered the Best Director award at Cannes 2002. Set primarily in Los Angeles and Utah, he shoots either bleak deserted spaces (apartment building hallways) or lush, exotic paradises (Hawaii). Aiming for a Technicolor look, the blue of Barry's suit in contrast with Lena's solid pinks, reds, and whites, pops off of the screen. Colorful interludes designed by visual artist Jeremy Blake offer hallucinogenic lapses from the action of the film, while the rapid percussive score by Jon Brion keeps the suspense and the emotional exasperation of the film on a constantly high level.

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Producer
Joanne Sellar, Daniel Lupi
EAN
5035822302037
eBay Product ID (ePID)
3957423

Product Key Features

Film/TV Title
Punch-Drunk Love
Actor
Adam Sandler, Emily Watson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Luis Guzman
Director
Paul Thomas Anderson
Format
DVD
Release Year
2010
Language
English
Features
Featurette\3 Deleted Scenes\Photo Montage\Teaser Trailers\Theatrical Trailer, Widescreen, Closed Caption
Aspect Ratio
2.35 Wide Screen
Run Time
95 Mins
Genre
Drama, General

Additional Product Features

Certificate
15
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States of America
Director of Photography
Robert Elswit
Reviews
Total Film - A must-see Adam Sandler movie, Los Angeles Times - ...[A] daring high-wire act....Unexpectedly sweet and pure..., USA Today - It proves that Sandler has talent [à] PUNCH-DRUNK LOVE is never heavy-handed. The jabs it employs are short, carefully placed and dead-center, Entertainment Weekly - Quietly sweet, even resonant [à] The most sincere and artful movie in which Adam Sandler will probably ever appear, Sight and Sound - Anderson remains one of the great visionaries of suburban Southern California, Rolling Stone - A marvel of pure emotion that links the rage inherent in the films of both Sandler and Anderson. Sandler can act, beautifully. That's that
Special Effects
Jeremy Blake
Consumer Advice
Contains strong language and sex references
Hearing Impaired
English
Movie/TV Title
Punch-Drunk Love
Composer
Jon Brion
Sound source
Dolby Digital 5.1\Dolby Surround
Screenwriter
Paul Thomas Anderson
Format Description
DVD 9

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1 out of 5 stars
by dacarey77709 Aug, 2017
load of poop
Rubbish film your highness.
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5 out of 5 stars
by wsta_uk_urfi5ip...14 Nov, 2018
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Great. Thanks
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5 out of 5 stars
by ennuisea14 Oct, 2020
Punch-Drunk Love This Film
Can't get enough of his movie. Brilliant
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2 out of 5 stars
by alexjsammo04 Oct, 2008
Midly Average...
After making his 180 minute epic Magnolia, director PT Anderson was asked by the press what his next project would be. He announced he was making a 90 minute comedy starring Adam Sandler, to hearty laughter from the assembled hacks. And then he made Punch-Drunk Love, a 90 minute comedy, starring Adam Sandler. Well, sort of... Sandler plays Barry Egan, a man who is seemingly terrified by the world and also suffering from some kind of obsessive compulsive disorder. The film tracks his persecution at the hands of a chatline operator and his 'chance' meeting with a girl which leads to the Love of the title. But why Punch-Drunk too? Possibly because in the first half of the film Barry is subjected to glaring lights, clanging noises, the hen-pecking of his seven sisters and a physical beating...and then he follows Emily Watson's Lena on a business trip and his whole life changes. Punch-Drunk Love veers between hectic, intense scenes to blissful dreaminess. The cinematography is superb, but likewise swings from steadicam loveliness to handheld paranoia. All the while, the soundtrack reflects this too with jittering, jerky themes melting into sweet hawaiian folk songs. I loved this film at the cinema and repeat viewings on dvd have backed this up; its mixture of comedy and pathos, romance, phonesex and smashed up patio doors is genuinely appealing. The cast are perfect, and Sandler is a revelation playing something approaching his typical 'manchild', but cast adrift in a world that frustrates and frightens him. Emily Watson brings a tender soulfulness to the character of Lena, and Philip Seymour-Hoffman is as great as ever playing Barry's nemesis the Mattress Man. Punch-Drunk Love split the critics when released and falls into the 'love it or hate it' category pretty squarely. But if you can accept the uneven tone and want something wholly different from the usual pap that Hollywood serves up in the romantic comedy genre you may well be surprised and delighted. And watch out for the way Barry's ties change colour as the film progresses to match the colour of Lena's dress last time he saw her. Aint that sweet?Read full review
5 out of 5 stars
by thebigbangers16 Dec, 2005
Adam Sandler on top form.
Wow... Adam Sandler's all grown up... I thought Punch Drunk Love showed that the bloke could act... but this has gotta be his finest moment... the story of a Mexican girl, Flor (Paz Vega), and her daughter Christina (Shelbie Bruce), takin off to the states in search of a better life... and ending up getting involved in the lives of a rich american family... the standard of acting is scary... why can't all movies be THIS good? The three kids in the movie are all fantastic... but Shelbie Bruce, as Christina, steals the movie - and is responsible for what i thought was the standout scene of the flick... where she's stuck between Sandler and Vega translating a pretty full-on argument. Tea Leoni plays Sandlers seriously neurotic wife, and again, plays it with such conviction that she seems like a real person... they all seemed real to me... and the movie ended in reality too... which, althought harsh, is why i'd dock it maybe a couple points... it coulda done with that extra little sprinkle of magic... but maybe that's just me bein corny. And a top rate performance from Cloris Leachman, who i hadn't seen anythin of since Young Frankenstein, but on checkin her out on IMDB has been workin pretty damn hard ever since... Somebody needs to cast her in the lead of an acid comedy... she cracked me up! All in all - a TOTALLY beautiful movie.Read full review

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