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    Erin Brockovich Director: Steven Soderbergh Cast: Julia Roberts, Albert Finney, Aaron Eckhart, Marg Helgenberger

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    • DVD Release Date: 08/15/2000
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 8,070

    Viewer Rating: (18 ratings)

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    Features

    "Spotlight on Location: The Making of Erin Brockovich"; Erin Brockovich: A look at a real-life experience; Deleted scenes with director's comments; Theatrical trailer; Production notes; Cast and filmmakers; DVD-ROM features

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 --
    0. Chapter List
    1. Job Interview [:23]
    2. Main Titles [:22]
    3. Ed Meets Erin [1:39]
    4. At Court [1:18]
    5. Matthew, Katie, and Beth [1:45]
    6. Job Search [1:53]
    7. "Don't Make Me Beg." [:39]
    8. Meeting George [:43]
    9. "You May Want to Rethink Your Wardrobe." [:51]
    10. Finding the Kids at George's House [1:26]
    11. Researching the Pro Bono Case [1:19]
    12. Donna Jensen [3:57]
    13. "What Kind of Chromium Is It?" [2:36]
    14. At the Water Board [2:10]
    15. Erin Is Fired [1:53]
    16. Miss Wichita [3:23]
    17. Ed Comes Over [2:33]
    18. Telling Donna About PG&E [1:58]
    19. PG&E Sends Over a Flunky [:36]
    20. Tom and Mandy Robinson [1:35]
    21. Ed and Erin at the Jensens' [3:17]
    22. Erin Interviewing Hinkley Residents [2:49]
    23. Erin Convinces Ed to Expand the Case [3:26]
    24. Erin Gets a Threatening Phone Call [5:06]
    25. Erin Calls From Her Car [1:51]
    26. Nine Months Later: At the Picnic [3:28]
    27. Erin and Ed Plotting Strategy [:22]
    28. Bad News About Donna [4:01]
    29. Meeting With PG&E Lawyers [2:38]
    30. George Asks Erin to Quit Her Job [2:41]
    31. Erin Pleads With Pamela Duncan [4:29]
    32. Erin Finds Out About Their New Partner [2:31]
    33. Erin Gets a Present [1:51]
    34. Erin and Ed Meet With Kurt and Theresa [2:50]
    35. Theresa in Hinkley [3:43]
    36. The Case Has Stalled [:05]
    37. The Hinkley Town Meeting [3:14]
    38. George Comes Back; Gathering Signatures [2:15]
    39. Matthew and Erin Discuss the Case [:04]
    40. Charles Embry Wasn't a Good Employee [3:16]
    41. Presents for Kurt and Theresa [2:00]
    42. Giving Donna the News [3:07]
    43. Ed Asks Erin to Trust Him [2:01]
    44. "Everyday Is a Winding Road"; End Titles [4:02]

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    Editorial Reviews

    A long-awaited commercial smash from acclaimed art-house director Steven Soderbergh and a personal triumph for star Julia Roberts, Erin Brockovich energizes audiences with its unique combination of humor, pathos, and suspense. Roberts has never been better, bringing earthy wit and rough-hewn charm to her characterization of Erin, the real-life law clerk whose dogged pursuit of the truth culminates in a precedent-setting judgment against California's largest utility company. When a routine investigation reveals that Pacific Gas & Electric's toxic waste has slowly poisoned an entire desert community, Erin convinces her boss, ambulance-chasing attorney Ed Masry (played with gruff lovability by the superb Albert Finney), to bring suit against the giant corporation. Soderbergh (The Limey) directs in an appealingly straightforward manner, allowing his leggy star to dominate this contemporary David-and-Goliath story with her most vital performance to date. Genuinely involving, raucously funny, and at times profoundly moving, Erin Brockovich is one of those rare movies that truly does gets better with repeated viewings. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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    Erin Brockovich a penny worth spending!!!by Anonymous

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    February 01, 2005: This film is about a woman named Erin, who has three kids and is single seeking a job to support her family . The film begins with Erin in litigation, over a traffic accident, where she was the victim. She looses the case. W hile searching for a job to pay her bills and feed her kids she convinces her attorney to hire her. She starts in her lawyer's office doing paper work. It was a pretty big hassle for her to get the job at first, but she got it. While at the the job she comes across a real estate case that was filed and put away for good that was never really finalized . Erin decides to open the case back up after investigating the reason why medical reports were in a real estate file. Her curiousity leads to a crusade to give justice to the people being hurt by illness es caused by PG&E, the company who produced the pollution that caused it. Julia Roberts is brilliant in this movie she really makes you want to keep watching. What will happen with this and Erin as her life is now you'll never know...... unless you watch the end of the movie for yourself!

    A Woman's will to Succeedby Anonymous

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    February 01, 2005: Julia Roberts plays an outsatanding role in this movie. In the movie Erin Brockovich, Roberts is a single mother with three young children, trying to make it in the world. When she starts to work for a small law firm, she discovers that there is a little secret that Pacific Gas & Electric is holding out on. Through lawsiuts and a rollercoaster ride of a life that she has she still manages to make a difference in her life and of those around her.


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