Burn After Reading with George Clooney: DVD Cover
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Burn After Reading Director: Ethan Coen, Joel Coen Cast: George Clooney, Frances McDormand, John Malkovich, Tilda Swinton

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  • DVD Release Date: 12/21/2008
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 1,390

Viewer Rating: (37 ratings)

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Finding the Burn - The Making of Burn After Reading; ; DC Insiders Run Amock - An all-star cast creates the world of Washington, DC, insiders all trying to get ahead or find true love.; ; Welcome Back, George - This comedy piece features Mr. Clooney as he returns for his third collaboration with Ethan and Joel

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Disc #1 -- Burn After Reading
1. You're Out (Main Titles) [3:56]
2. About Us [4:13]
3. Explosive Memoir [6:52]
4. Elective Procedures [5:48]
5. Fun & Games [4:41]
6. Raw Intelligence [5:15]
7. Good Samaritan [6:29]
8. Point of No Return [5:41]
9. Consequences [3:23]
10. Interesting Secrets [3:12]
11. New Experiences [3:50]
12. Served & Witnessed [2:36]
13. Under Surveillance [:44]
14. Trapped [3:32]
15. Messy & Complicated [4:59]
16. Grow Up! [5:38]
17. Insufficient Funds [5:03]
18. The Idiocy Of Today [5:31]
19. What Did We Learn? [6:27]
20. End Titles [2:52]

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Editorial Reviews

Joel and Ethan Coen's jet-black comedy Burn After Reading begins with CIA agent Osborne Cox (John Malkovich) losing his job. This prompts his long-suffering, unfaithful wife (Tilda Swinton) to consult a lawyer about divorcing him. Osborne decides to write a book about his exploits, but an early draft of his work ends up lost at a gym where it's found by the dim-witted Chad (Brad Pitt, and the plastic-surgery obsessed Linda (Frances McDormand). They decide to blackmail Osborne in order to help Linda pay for the numerous procedures she wants to undergo. Things grow even more complicated when Linda starts an affair with Harry (George Clooney), who also happens to be sleeping with Cox's wife. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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Brilliantly funnyby adamgn

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September 05, 2009: A dark and hilarious comedy from the Coen Brothers. Not a traditional comedy and hard from people to watch. There are no redeeming characters in this movie -- which usually makes a movie unwatchable. But the script is so funny and the actors are so talented, it all seems to come together. For me at least.

I know a lot of folks did not like this movie, but I highly recommend it.

LOVE this movieby Anonymous

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May 26, 2009: This has got to be one of the most confusing and funny movies I've ever seen. it's definately the kind of movie where after you watch it, you kind of find yourself just sitting there wondering what just happened! but it is very funny, definately a movie I've watched more than once and recommeneded to friends. it has that dry, sick sense of humor you don't really find anymore.


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