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| Front |
Back |
Title |
Region |
1 - NTSC -
USA
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Hollow
Man
Think
you're alone ? Think again!
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| Studio |
Columbia
Tristar |
Alt
Title |
Hollow
Man - Special Edition |
| Distributed
by |
Columbia
Tristar |
Director(s) |
Paul
Verhoeven |
| Running
Time |
113.mins |
Producer(s) |
Douglas
Wick, Alan Marshall |
| Prod.
Year |
2000 |
Composer(s) |
Jerry
Goldsmith |
| Genre(s) |
Thriller,
Sci-Fi |
Writer(s) |
Gary
Scott Thompson, Andrew W. Marlove |
| Screen
Format |
WideScreen
1:85:1 Anamorphic |
Prod.Design |
Allan
Cameron |
| Sound
Format(s) |
DD
5.1
DD 2.0
DD 2.0 FRE
COM 2.0
AUDIO DD 5.1 |
Sound |
Scott
Heckers |
| Layer |
DVD-9 |
Actors |
-
Kevin Bacon
- Elisabeth Shue
- Josh Brolin
- Kim Dickens
- Greg Grunberg
- Joey Slotnick
- Mary Randle |
| Case
Type |
Keep
Case (Amaray) |
DVD
Extras: |
-
Biological 3D Animated Menus
- Commentary by Paul Verhoeven, Kevin Bacon, Andrew W. Warlowe
- Isolated Music Score with Jerry Goldsmith Commentary
- HBO Making-Of: Anathomy of a Thriller
- 3 Deleted scenes with Paul Verhoeven commentary
-- 1 Was it a dream ?
-- 2 Sebastian's Attack (More brutal rape scene)
-- 3 Sebastian on the prowl
- Fleshing Out the Hollow Man: 15 Behind-the-scenes featurettes
-- 1 Paul Verhoeven: Hollywood's mad scientist
-- 2 The Invisibility Formula
-- 3 The Musicle Man
-- 4 The Human Bubble
-- 5 Thermal Imaging
-- 6 The Smoke Guy
-- 7 The Gorilla Suit
-- 8 The Mask
-- 9 Flaming Sebastian
- 10 Elevator Finale
- 11 Ape Reversion Storyboards Comparison with commentary by Paul
Verhoeven
- 12 The Underground Lab
- 13 Reversion Progressions with Scott AStokdyk Commentary
- 14 Invisibility Progresions with Scott E. Anderson Commentary
- 15 Digital Body Parts Montage
- VFX Picture in Picture Comparisons
-- 1 Kramer's Death
-- 2 Sprinkler Attack
-- 3 Sebastian's Demise
- Theatrical Teaser
- Theatrical Trailer
- Trailers (Final Fantasy, Starship Troopers and A Few Good Men)
- Talent Files
- Production Notes
- Scene Selections with Motion Images |
| IMDB
Rating |
5.6 |
DVD-ROM |
- Web
Links |
| Reviewed |
12/1-2001 |
MPAA
Rating |
R |
| Released |
2/1-2001 |
UPC |
4339605072 |
| IMDB
Link |
0164052 |
Comments |
Added
12-Jan-2001
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Review
1 - 12/1-2001 |
There
is more to fear than you can see!
Paul Verhoeven have done it again with this movie. He provoces
Hollywood again with Hollow Man. He is good at it and that makes
Paul Verhoeven so special and is my favourite director. Kevin
Bacon becomes invisible in this movie in his own experiment. He
did it because the government wanted to close the project because
they couldn't get it 100% before the deadline. Kevin Bacon gets
insane after awhile because he can't be visible again.This is the
most realistic invisible movie ever because this is what most
people would do when if got the chance to get invisible and that's
a thing that the idiots in Hollywood can't understand. There is
always a good reason to make the movies the way Paul Verhoen does
and that's very cool, but most people misunderstand his movies and
that suck.
This DVD is filled to the brim with extras and do probably have 1
of the 10 best DVD menus ever since it fits 100% into the movie.
Menus very often doesen't match, but it is easy on a high-tech
movie like this. This DVD release is a lexica for the movie Hollow
Man like the Abyss DVD.
Rob
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