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The Fall (Blu-ray, 2009)

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Of Discs: 1 disc(s) Studio / Publisher: WDHE UK Release Date: 26 Jan 2009 Edition: Normal. Fantasy drama set in 1920s Los Angeles.

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Set in Los Angeles in 1915, the story revolves around a five-year-old girl (Catinca Untaru) named Alexandria, who wanders around a hospital after breaking her arm. There she meets bedridden Roy (Lee Pace of PUSHING DAISIES), a Hollywood stuntman who is paralyzed after an ill-fated attempt to impress a woman. Roy beguiles Alexandria with a tale that mirrors his own failed romance but his imagination takes it to new levels. People in the hospital appear in the story a la THE WIZARD OF OZ, but it's a surreal, fantastic epic that enchants Alexandria and convinces her to bring morphine pills to Roy so he can commit suicide.

Product Identifiers

Producer
Tarsem Singh
EAN
5060116724288
eBay Product ID (ePID)
70582492

Product Key Features

Film/TV Title
The Fall
Actor
Justine Waddell, Lee Pace, Robin Smith, Catinca Untaru
Director
Tarsem Singh
Format
Blu-ray
Language
English
Release Year
2009
Features
Widescreen, Closed Caption
Aspect Ratio
16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
Run Time
117 Mins
Genre
Fantasy

Additional Product Features

Certificate
15
Number of Discs
1
Country/Region of Manufacture
United States of America
Director of Photography
Colin Watkinson
Costume Designer
Eiko Ishioka
Reviews
Film Review - THE FALL is both an imaginitive fairy tale and a very adult allegory about the power of despair, devotion and dreams, The Times - Astonishingly beautiful, Chicago Sun-Times - Tarsem's THE FALL is a mad folly, an extravagant visual orgy, a free-fall from reality into uncharted realms. Surely it is one of the wildest indulgences a director has ever granted himself
Consumer Advice
Contains strong violence
Hearing Impaired
English
Additional Information
After creating the visually impressive film THE CELL in 2000, director Tarsem Singh dropped his last name to become simply Tarsem. His follow up, THE FALL, is just as beautiful as his previous work and features a stamp of approval from David Fincher and Spike Jonze. Like those celebrated directors, Tarsem got his start in the highly visual medium of music videos, and THE FALL is appropriately one of the most striking films to hit the screen in recent memory. Set in Los Angeles in 1915, the story revolves around a five-year-old girl (Catinca Untaru) named Alexandria, who wanders around a hospital after breaking her arm. There she meets bedridden Roy (Lee Pace of PUSHING DAISIES), a Hollywood stuntman who is paralyzed after an ill-fated attempt to impress a woman. Roy beguiles Alexandria with a tale that mirrors his own failed romance but his imagination takes it to new levels. People in the hospital appear in the story a la THE WIZARD OF OZ, but it's a surreal, fantastic epic that enchants Alexandria and convinces her to bring morphine pills to Roy so he can commit suicide.

Based on the Bulgarian film YO HO HO, THE FALL is an excellent example of a triumph of style over substance. The plot is interesting and the acting is solid--particularly the work from first-time Romanian actress Untaru--but it's hard to pay attention to any of that when Colin Watkinson's cinematography and Ged Clarke's production design are so stunning. Though Tarsem is working in a vein similar to Guillermo del Toro and Terry Gilliam, THE FALL is a uniquely gorgeous work that will impress anyone who values beauty in film.
Movie/TV Title
The Fall
Composer
Krishna Levy
Sound source
Dolby Digital
Screenwriter
Dan Gilroy, Nico Soultanakis, Tarsem Singh

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5 out of 5 stars
by antmumford8404 Jun, 2020
The Fall is a visual masterpiece
I adore this film, an adorable imaginative fairytale of a film. The cinematography, design and costumes are stunning. Truly deserving of a 4K release to be honest. If you love this film and wish to own the Blu-ray then I'd advise you to own the US release as it has the highest bitrate encode on the larger 50GB disc, whereas other releases worldwide are 25GB.
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5 out of 5 stars
by jgjoe_f4imew15 Mar, 2024
True Fantastic Cinema
A visually stunning film which looks amazing on Blu-ray.
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5 out of 5 stars
by cmui788411 Oct, 2018
The Fall
Amazing scenery make this very watchable.
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4 out of 5 stars
by BDkgkOv4QI6@Del...31 Jan, 2011
eye catching film
this film is an excellent combination of innocence,dispair,love and imagination. a beautiful eye catching extrvaganza throughout with some wonderful scenery, with a naturaly talented leading lady...who happens to be just a little girl..worth a watch for sure.

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The Fall (Blu-ray, 2009)

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item 1 The Fall Blu-ray (2009) Catinca Untaru, Singh (DIR) cert 15 Fast and FREE P & P

item 2 The Fall (2006) Blu-ray (2009) Catinca Untaru, Tarsem Singh Fantasy Movie Film

item 3 The Fall - Blu-ray - Tarsem, DTS, Region B - 2009

item 4 The Fall [Blu-ray] - DVD RKVG The Cheap Fast Free Post

About this product

Product Information

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Additional Product Features

Ratings and reviews

Most relevant reviews

The Fall is a visual masterpiece

True Fantastic Cinema

The Fall

eye catching film

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