The Good Shepherd (2007, DVD)
The Good Shepherd
Stock PhotoItem Specifics - DVDsFormat: DVD Rating: R Leading Role: Angelina Jolie, Matt Damon Release Date: Apr 03, 2007 Director: Robert De Niro UPC: 025192867125 Region Code: Region 1: US, CA Display Format: Widescreen Genre: Drama Condition: Used Sub-Genre: — See ReviewsPortions of this page Copyright 1981 - 2008 Muze Inc. Additional information
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Movie descriptionWith THE GOOD SHEPHERD, Robert De Niro (A BRONX TALE) makes an ambitious return to the directors chair. A labor of love for Oscar-winning screenwriter Eric Roth (FORREST GUMP), the film tells an epic, fictionalized account of how the Central Intelligence Agency was born. Matt Damon plays Edward Wilson, a reserved young man who graduated from Yale in the late 1930s. His membership in the exclusive, hidden Skull and Bones society led him away from poetry and into a relationship with the federal government, who recruited him to help them on several covert operations. Roths script alternates between Wilsons gradual emergence as a genuine government operative in the early 1940s and the infamous Bay of Pigs conflict in the early 1960s. Along the way, he has a sweet romance with a pretty deaf girl (a sparkling Tammy Blanchard) and ends up marrying the woman he impregnates (Angelina Jolie) out of a strong sense of duty. Throughout the film, the emergence of a mysterious tape haunts Wilson, who is determined to uncover the truth behind a leak in his secret organization. Production designer Jeannine Claudia Oppewall (L.A. CONFIDENTIAL, CATCH ME IF YOU CAN) and costume designer Ann Roth (THE ENGLISH PATIENT, THE TALENTED MR. RIPLEY) faithfully recreate these earlier periods in American history, while the imagery of Oscar-winning cinematographer Robert Richardson (J.F.K., THE AVIATOR) casts a warm, stately glow upon De Niros assembled cast of luminaries (including Alec Baldwin, Michael Gambon, William Hurt, Billy Crudup, and Joe Pesci). The result is a production that recalls Francis Ford Coppolas THE CONVERSATION and Steven Spielbergs MUNICH.CreditsProducer:Jane RosenthalCast:Alec Baldwin, Angelina Jolie, Billy Crudup, Joe Pesci, Keir Dullea, Matt Damon, Michael Gambon, William HurtDetailsEdition:Anamorphic WidescreenEditorial reviews”[Damon] has excelled at subverting the all-American openness he projects….Here, he’s the ultimate enigma machine, a man willing to erase himself for his country.” — Grade: BEntertainment Weekly - Lisa Schwarzbaum (12/22/2006)Included in Entertainment Weekly’s “Top 10 Films Of The Year” — “It’s a movie that perches you on the edge of your brain.”Entertainment Weekly - Owen Gleiberman (12/29/2006)3 stars out of 5 — “[With] a killer cast, with character-actor stalwarts like Alec Baldwin, William Hurt and Michael Gambon filling out its most minor roles.”Total Film - Total Film Staff (03/01/2007)“[T]he story it tells — about the early years of the CIA…is simply too compelling to dismiss…”Box Office - Wade Major (02/01/2007)“[De Niro] proves here that - like Clint Eastwood - he can direct a mature, questioning film without didacticism or pomp.”Uncut - Chris Roberts (03/01/2007)“The period details are hypnotic, and the message is ripe for the moment.”Movieline’s Hollywood Life - Stephen Farber (03/01/2007)“Intelligent, cleverly written and extraordinarily well crafted and performed, THE GOOD SHEPHERD boasts a subtlety and depth you won’t find in the world of Jason Bourne or James Bond.”Sight and Sound - Geoffrey Macnab (04/01/2007)3.5 stars out of 4 — “Matt Damon is terrific….The rare long movie that’s at its strongest near the end.”USA Today - Mike Clark (04/06/2007)4 stars out of 5 — “De Niro’s faith in the audience’s intelligence is refreshing, making this rewardingly complicated viewing that is bolstered by the film’s ambitious scope and lavish production values.”Ultimate DVD - Chris Prince (06/29/2007)The seller, crafti2nan, assumes full responsibility for the content of this listing and the item offered. Stock Photo
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LeBron James 2008 Playoffs game 3 vs Boston HQ replay pt 2
While his famous daddy got dressed after the game, 3-year-old LeBron James Jr. practiced writing his letters and numbers on a dry-erase board inside the Cavaliers' locker room. First, he drew an L. Then, a 2. "Put up a 2 and 3 for me," No. 23 told his little namesake. Maybe a 2 and 1 would have been more appropriate. The Cavaliers have trimmed Boston's lead in half. The shots didn't drop again for James, and it hardly mattered. His teammates made most of theirs. James scored 21 points on another off-shooting night, but Delonte West scored 21, Joe Smith had 17 and the Cavaliers raced to a large, early lead in Game 3 in a 108-84 victory Saturday night over the road-challenged Boston Celtics to pull within 2-1 in their playoff series. West, who spent three seasons wearing Celtic green and white, carried the scoring load for the Cavaliers, who are attempting to become the 14th team in NBA history to come back from an 0-2 deficit and win a best-of-seven series. They've had practice at it. Last year, the Cavaliers lost the first two games of the Eastern Conference finals to Detroit before beating the Pistons four in a row to advance to the finals for the first time. After dropping Games 1 and 2 in Boston, Cleveland needed James (8-of-42 in the losses) to shoot his way out of a slump. James was only 5-of-16 from the floor, but his teammates stepped it up, going a combined 32-of-54 (59 percent). Cleveland roared to a 32-13 lead after one quarter, led by 17 at half, 16 after three and easily withstood a few Boston counter punches. "We came out, jumped on them and didn't give it back," West said. James' 22.4 field goal percentage in the first three games is the worst of any three-game stretch in playoff history since the 1977-78 ABA-NBA merger. Still, he was only concerned about one thing. "The win is all that matters," he said. "I can't worry about how I'm shooting the ball." The Celtics remain lost on the road, and Game 4 is Monday night in Cleveland. They've yet to win outside of Massachusetts during this postseason, not an encouraging sign for a team with its sights on a 17th league title. The Celtics, who went a league-best 31-10 in away games during the regular season, dropped all three in Atlanta during the first round as the Hawks averaged 100.7 points and shot 47.6 percent in three home games. "On the road it's going to take a little bit more ... we've got to learn our lesson pretty soon," an agitated Paul Pierce said. "We took our bumps. Hopefully, the guys are mad at the way we played because I'm totally upset at the way we played, especially with a great opportunity in front of us." Kevin Garnett scored 17 points, Pierce 14 and Ray Allen 10 as Boston's three superstars combined for 41 points. But the trio was no match for Cleveland's Fab Four of West, Wally Szczerbiak, Smith and Ben Wallace -- all acquired in deals at the Feb. 21 trading deadline -- who totaled 63 points, 20 rebounds and six 3-pointers. West made four 3s, Smith went 7-of-8 and Wallace, who wasn't expected to play because of an inner ear infection, gave Cleveland an inside presence while guarding Garnett. "Big Ben" added nine points and nine rebounds. "He gave us a big lift every second that he was on the floor," Cavs coach Mike Brown said. The Cavs played a nearly flawless first quarter. They shot 65 percent (13-of-20), had 11 assists on those field goals and didn't commit a turnover. Beyond that, Cleveland didn't rely on James to carry them, as six other Cavs combined for 27 of the club's 32 points. "Can you ask a team to play better than that?" James said. "That was unbelievable." At halftime, James only had seven points but the Cavs were shooting 66 percent (19-of-29) and moving the ball on offense, something coach Brown has insisted is key if his team plans to advance past the league's best defensive squad. While the Cavs got help from their bench, Boston's reserves didn't do much. James Posey scored 11 but Sam Cassell, who has given the Celtics lift, went 0-for-6 and scored one point in 18 minutes. "It's probably the worst game we've played since I've been a part of the Celtics," said Cassell, who joined the team in March. "Unfortunately, it came at the wrong time. We've got to regroup and get our swagger back, get going in the first quarter, this is the second night in a row they came out blasting us in the first quarter." Before the game, James said a few "easy baskets" might help him get started. His first one was both simple -- and strong. With the Cavs leading 10-4, James poked the ball away from Pierce near the free throw line and broke free for a two-handed, stare-at-the-rim dunk that sent Cleveland's hyped crowd into a frenzy. Wallace scored twice underneath and Szczerbiak's two free throws put the Cavaliers up 18-6.
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Melina vs. Mickie James 10/21 from Sunday Night Heat. Great Match, they need to give them this much time on Raw.