About a Boy with Hugh Grant: DVD Cover

    About a Boy Director: Chris Weitz, Paul Weitz Cast: Hugh Grant, Nicholas Hoult, Toni Collette, Rachel Weisz

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    • DVD Release Date: 01/14/2003
    • Original Release: 2002
    • Rating: Rated PG13
    • Sales Rank: 19,929

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    Features

    Closed Caption; Hilarious deleted scenes; Feature commentary with directors Chris Weitz and Paul Weitz; Exciting music videos by Badly Drawn Boy; "Santa's Super Sleigh"; lyrics to the entire song; Spotlight on location:; The Making of About A Boy; English to English dictionary; DVD-ROM features

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    1. Two Boys (Main Titles) [6:49]
    2. Fabulous Single Mums [4:08]
    3. Bad Times [2:25]
    4. S.P.A.T. [4:27]
    5. The Weird Kid [3:10]
    6. Duck Killer [2:18]
    7. Emergency [6:27]
    8. Cool Uncle Will [5:21]
    9. Will's New Friend [8:52]
    10. Cool New Shoes [3:29]
    11. Marcus in the Middle [4:49]
    12. Christmas [5:49]
    13. Rachel [4:26]
    14. My Son Marcus [6:33]
    15. Truth & Consequences [4:39]
    16. Something For Mum [4:21]
    17. Worried About Marcus [1:22]
    18. The School Concert [6:11]
    19. No Man Is An Island [8:03]
    20. End Titles [2:22]

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    Editorial Reviews

    London's most frequently eligible bachelor gets some lessons in growing up from a maladroit 12-year-old boy in this third big-screen adaptation of a Nick Hornby novel, directed and co-written by siblings Chris and Paul Weitz of American Pie fame. About a Boy concerns the parallel coming-of-age stories of the thirtysomething Will (Hugh Grant), a layabout "serial nice guy" living a posh, carefree lifestyle off his deceased father's fortune; and the preteen Marcus (Nicholas Hoult), a bright but awkward youth who's tired of his mom Fiona's (Toni Collette) depressed, boyfriend-less state. Their paths collide when Will, deciding that single mothers are the easiest romantic conquests on the dating scene, fabricates a two-year-old son and joins a group called S.P.A.T. (Single Parents Alone Together). Marcus is wise to Will's scheme, however, and through some incessant pestering and blackmail, he contrives for Will to date Fiona. Though Will doesn't hit it off immediately with either Marcus or his mother, he gradually begins to open up to the people around him -- so much so that he attracts the attention of another attractive single mom (Rachel Weisz). A U.S./U.K. co-production of Robert DeNiro's Tribeca Films and Tim Bevan and Eric Fellner's Working Title (the company responsible for the Grant-related Four Weddings and a Funeral and Bridget Jones's Diary), About a Boy was co-written by What's Eating Gilbert Grape creator Peter Hedges. Michael Hastings, All Movie Guide

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    MUST SEEby Anonymous

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    August 26, 2008: it took me a looong time to see this movie i heard it was good. finally one day i saw it and i went to sleep late because i couldn't stop watching it. it is soo good i wish to tell people if you buy it like me without ever seen it you would not have wasted your money in vain. now i am looking for the book to read it.

    This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen edition.

    I Just Loved It!!by Anonymous

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    May 29, 2008: I really enjoyed this movie. It's one of those that you like to watch over and over again. Grant plays a very cynical and selfish and lonely man whose life gets interrupted by a kid. It's funny, moving, and some parts are jsut embarassing. You should definately get it!

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