Captivity Director: Roland Joffé Cast: Elisha Cuthbert, Daniel Gillies, Pruitt Taylor Vince, Michael Harney
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- DVD Release Date: 10/30/2007
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- Sales Rank: 53,826
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Features
Closed Caption; "The Making of Captivity" featurette; "On-the-Set Look" featurette; Deleted scenes
Full Product DetailsScene Index
Disc #1 -- Captivity
1. Selecting the Victim [3:11]
2. Picture Perfect [3:37]
3. Dirty Drink [3:15]
4. Rude Awakening [4:21]
5. Torture Chamber [2:03]
6. Opening Doors [3:13]
7. Escape Route [2:08]
8. Dinner Time [2:29]
9. Not Alone [4:59]
10. Face to Face [2:29]
11. "What Do You Want?" [2:02]
12. Sand Trapped [2:48]
13. The Mystery [3:42]
14. Showing Power [3:08]
15. Door Number 4 [2:46]
16. Lights Out [4:54]
17. Together Tonight [2:04]
18. Playing Games [4:33]
19. Switching Teams [2:53]
20. Unexpected Company [3:42]
21. Making a Move [3:33]
22. Revealing the Truth [2:48]
23. "You Belong to Me" [7:29]
24. Dare to Live [6:22]
Editorial Reviews
Vatel director Roland Joffé teams with screenwriters Larry Cohen and Joseph Tura to adapt an original story by Cohen concerning a fashion model (Elisha Cuthbert) and her chauffeur, who are kidnapped and held captive by a sadistic serial killer. Jennifer Tree (Cuthbert) is America's sweetheart; a top fashion model and ubiquitous cover girl who is adored by millions, Jennifer possesses all of the wealth and power that comes with being a natural, world-class beauty. Every girl wants to be Jennifer, and every man wants to have her -- one more than all others combined. That man has been lying in wait for precisely the right moment to strike, and when Jennifer makes the fateful mistake of stepping out on her own at a Soho charity event, he finally sees the opportunity to take possession of his most prized object. Drugged, taken, and placed in a cell, where she is forced to endure unspeakable mental and physical torture, Jennifer struggles against her twisted tormentor with every ounce of courage and fight that she has -- but will it be enough for her to endure should her captor continue to maintain the upper hand? A controversial film long before it ever went into wide release, Captivity caused quite a stir when graphic, unapproved ads for the film appeared on billboards and taxicabs in New York and Los Angeles. Though representatives from Captivity's releasing company After Dark Films claimed that the wrong materials were shipped to the printers and put up before they realized what had happened, public outcry was such that the MPAA saw fit to suspend the ratings process for the film. As a result, it quickly became apparent that Captivity would fail to procure an MPAA rating before its original target release date. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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