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In Bruges (DVD, 2008)

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Get ready to laugh and cry with this unopened DVD of "In Bruges" from 2008. Starring Colin Farrell, Clemence Poesy, Brendan Gleeson, Jordan Prentice, Jeremie Renier, and Ralph Fiennes, this drama-comedy film is set in Bruges, Belgium, and follows the story of a hitman who feels guilty after completing a job. Directed by Martin Mcdonagh, the film has a run time of approx. 103 minutes. In addition to the film, this DVD also includes special features such as a boat trip around Bruges, a behind-the-scenes featurette, and a collection of deleted and extended scenes. With English language and closed captioning, this DVD is perfect for fans of the film or anyone looking for a great cinematic experience. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history.

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Irish hit men Ken (Brendon Gleeson, KINGDOM OF HEAVEN) and Ray (Colin Farrell, MIAMI VICE)are sent to Bruges, Belgium in order to lay low after a job goes wrong, but their exile turns out to be more than it first appears.

Product Identifiers

ProducerGraham Broadbent

EAN5050582554908

eBay Product ID (ePID)28048559893

Product Key Features

ActorColin Farrell, Clemence Poesy, Brendan Gleeson, Jordan Prentice, Jeremie Renier, Ralph Fiennes

Film/TV TitleIn Bruges

DirectorMartin Mcdonagh

LanguageEnglish

Run Time103 Mins

Aspect Ratio2.35 Anamorphic Wide Screen

Release Year2008

FormatDVD

FeaturesGag reel\Deleted and extended scenes\A Boat Trip Around Bruges featurette\When In Bruges featurette\Fucking Bruges featurette, Widescreen, Closed Caption

GenreDrama, Comedy

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs1

Certificate18

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited Kingdom

Hearing ImpairedEnglish

ComposerCarter Burwell

AwardsBest Performance by an Actor in a Motion Picture - Musical Or Comedy 2009 -, Best Screenplay (Original) 2009 - Martin McDonagh

Executive ProducerJeff Abberley

Additional InformationPlaywright Martin McDonagh makes an impressive feature film debut as the writer and director of this tragicomedy that is as rich, dark, and complex as Belgian chocolate. The story unfolds over the course of a few days, as Irish hitmen Ken (the appealingly bear-like Brendon Gleeson, KINGDOM OF HEAVEN) and Ray (Colin Farrell, MIAMI VICE, in a loose and sympathetic performance) are ordered to lay low in the tourist-laden town of Bruges, Belgium, after a bungled shooting. Their only directive is to stay grounded and wait for further orders from crime boss Harry (Ralph Fiennes, THE CONSTANT GARDENER, gleefully playing evil), but both underlings--nervous and delightfully talky--chafe with the waiting. The childlike Ray is inconsolably agitated and withdrawn, and after a time we learn that his restlessness is borne of something deeper and more disturbing than mere ADD. The more paternal and patient of the duo, Ken, takes the opportunity to enjoy Bruges's lush, buttressed beauty, but he, too, undergoes some soul-searching by the movie's end.<BR>The plot snakes cleverly (and at times touchingly) around flashbacks of the murder as the garrulous killers philosophise and interact with locals and tourists, including an acerbic American dwarf, the owner of the B and B, Dutch prostitutes, and a local enchantress. McDonagh's absurdist black humour asserts itself as hilarious dialogue and dreamlike visuals (supported by Carter Burwell's unsettling score) that shift seamlessly from sweet to grotesque, like a Grimm's fairytale come to the big screen. McDonagh's command of the film medium, which he first demonstrated with the Oscar-winning short film SIX SHOOTER, puts to rest any reservations about playwrights-turned-directors. Viewers will enjoy the crackling banter, vibrant performances, and beautiful scenery.

ReviewsHollywood Reporter - Just when you think you've seen every possible variation on the hit-man genre, Irish playwright Martin McDonagh in his feature debut has fashioned an audacious combination of Old World grace and modern ultraviolence

ScreenwriterMartin McDonagh

Sound sourceDolby Digital 5.1

Movie/TV TitleIn Bruges

Director of PhotographyEigil Bryld

Consumer AdviceContains strong bloody violence, very strong language and hard drug use