Crossing Guard with Jack Nicholson: DVD Cover

    Crossing Guard Director: Sean Penn Cast: Jack Nicholson, David Morse, Anjelica Huston, Robin Wright

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    • DVD Release Date: 11/16/1999
    • Original Release: 1995
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 21,155
     
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    Cast and crew commentary; Dolby Digital 5.1 audio; Widescreen [1.85:1]

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    Side #1 --
    0. Chapter Selection
    1. Program Start [3:23]
    2. "I Miss Me..." [2:38]
    3. Opening Credits [2:41]
    4. Four Short Blocks [1:11]
    5. Two Prisoners [2:01]
    6. A Bridge Home [2:13]
    7. Pride And Relief [9:06]
    8. A Sound In Your Head [3:38]
    9. The Empty Chamber [5:00]
    10. Perfect 7 [5:06]
    11. Boys And Girls [5:14]
    12. Prints And Paintings [2:30]
    13. Love And Penance. [3:33]
    14. Flowers For Emily [3:10]
    15. Tender Mercies [3:33]
    16. Feddy In Dreamland [1:08]
    17. At First Sight [6:23]
    18. Morning Of The Third Day [3:08]
    19. Practice [1:01]
    20. A Dance For John [3:22]
    21. A Dance For Freddy [3:11]
    22. Breakdown [6:11]
    23. The Diner [5:25]
    24. Come On! [3:42]
    25. Run For Your Life [2:16]
    26. Like A Magnet Drawn [3:41]
    27. The Chase [4:12]
    28. Crossing The Line [3:06]
    29. A Child's Garden Of Remorse [4:43]
    30. End Credits [4:02]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Sean Penn wrote and directed this tale of loss, guilt, and revenge. The daughter of Freddy and Mary Gale (Jack Nicholson and Anjelica Huston) was killed by a drunk driver, John Booth (David Morse). The death of their child took a heavy toll on the Gales; their marriage broke up, and, while Mary has remarried and attempted to put her life back together, Freddy has become an embittered alcoholic, seething with directionless rage and searching for a purpose in life. Freddy intends to kill Booth as soon as he's released from prison, as he believes that jail was not a severe enough punishment for his daughter's death. But Freddy discovers that Booth is still wracked with guilt for his crime and can barely live with himself. He tells Booth that he has three days left to live; Booth tries to find solace in the arms of artist Jojo (Robin Wright), while Freddy continues to wallow in alcohol and self-pity at a strip club. The Crossing Guard also features an original song by Bruce Springsteen; Penn's previous directorial outing, The Indian Runner, was loosely based on a Springsteen song from his album Nebraska. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide

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