Fargo with Frances McDormand: DVD Cover

    Fargo Director: Joel Coen Cast: Frances McDormand, William H. Macy, Steve Buscemi, Peter Stormare

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    • DVD Release Date: 09/30/2003
    • Original Release: 1996
    • Rating: Rated R
    • Sales Rank: 2,865

    Viewer Rating: (17 ratings)

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    Features

    Closed Caption; "Minnesota Nice" documentary; Interview with the Coen Brothers and Frances McDormand; Audio commentary by Director of Photography Roger A. Deakins; Trivia track; Behind-the-scenes photo gallery; Original advertising gallery; Hidden menus and other surprises

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    Scene Index

    Side #1 -- Widescreen
    1. True Story/Main Title [2:52]
    2. Personal Matters [3:31]
    3. "Dad's Here" [2:04]
    4. Sex and Pancakes [:55]
    5. "But That TruCoat..." [2:37]
    6. If the Numbers Are Right... [1:18]
    7. To Vouch or Not to Vouch [1:00]
    8. Complete Silence [1:39]
    9. The Darn Serial Numbers [1:28]
    10. Unguent for the Kidnapper [2:47]
    11. "We're Not a Bank, Jerry" [3:31]
    12. "It's Jean... It's My Wife...!" [1:29]
    13. Killing for Compliance [7:29]
    14. The Most Important Meal [2:49]
    15. Murder and Morning Sickness [2:22]
    16. Lou's Police Work [1:40]
    17. "No Cops! That's Final!" [2:17]
    18. Mom's in Florida [1:26]
    19. Blind Woman's Bluff [1:12]
    20. Better Than the Hautmans [1:20]
    21. "Kinda Funny-Lookin'" [3:58]
    22. "Blood Has Been Shed" [2:35]
    23. The Phone Records [1:33]
    24. Wade Prefers to Handle It [4:15]
    25. Jerry and the Cop [3:03]
    26. Mike's Plight and Times [3:59]
    27. "The Old In 'n' Out" [2:27]
    28. No Jean, No Money, No Deal [5:36]
    29. Going Crazy by the Lake [2:18]
    30. Snow Bank [3:54]
    31. Snippy Yet Cooperative [3:43]
    32. How to Split a Car [2:24]
    33. Woodchipped [3:38]
    34. More to Life Than Money [3:19]
    35. The 3-Cent Stamp [1:35]
    36. End Credits [3:41]
    Side #2 -- Standard
    1. True Story/Main Title [2:52]
    2. Personal Matters [3:31]
    3. "Dad's Here" [2:04]
    4. Sex and Pancakes [:55]
    5. "But That TruCoat..." [2:37]
    6. If the Numbers Are Right... [1:18]
    7. To Vouch or Not to Vouch [1:00]
    8. Complete Silence [1:39]
    9. The Darn Serial Numbers [1:28]
    10. Unguent for the Kidnapper [2:47]
    11. "We're Not a Bank, Jerry" [3:31]
    12. "It's Jean... It's My Wife...!" [1:29]
    13. Killing for Compliance [7:29]
    14. The Most Important Meal [2:49]
    15. Murder and Morning Sickness [2:22]
    16. Lou's Police Work [1:40]
    17. "No Cops! That's Final!" [2:17]
    18. Mom's in Florida [1:26]
    19. Blind Woman's Bluff [1:12]
    20. Better Than the Hautmans [1:20]
    21. "Kinda Funny-Lookin'" [3:58]
    22. "Blood Has Been Shed" [2:35]
    23. The Phone Records [1:33]
    24. Wade Prefers to Handle It [4:15]
    25. Jerry and the Cop [3:03]
    26. Mike's Plight and Times [3:59]
    27. "The Old In 'n' Out" [2:27]
    28. No Jean, No Money, No Deal [5:36]
    29. Going Crazy by the Lake [2:18]
    30. Snow Bank [3:54]
    31. Snippy Yet Cooperative [3:43]
    32. How to Split a Car [2:24]
    33. Woodchipped [3:38]
    34. More to Life Than Money [3:19]
    35. The 3-Cent Stamp [1:35]
    36. End Credits [3:41]

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    Editorial Reviews

    The Coen brothers (Blood Simple, Barton Fink) scored their biggest critical success with this darkly funny thriller set in a small, winter-bound Minnesota town. The story revolves around a kidnapping that goes awry and the efforts of a quiet, efficient -- and very pregnant -- police chief (Frances McDormand) to solve a series of increasingly gruesome murders. McDormand won an Oscar for her marvelously understated portrayal of a kind-hearted, coffee-swilling sleuth, but the whole cast -- including William H. Macy and Steve Buscemi -- is superb, delivering the kind of offbeat, stylized performances that are a Coen brothers trademark. Music by regular Coen collaborator Carter Burwell sets a moody tone, beautifully evoking the long nights and frozen expanses of a Minnesota winter. Holding it all together is the directors' complete confidence in their own sensibility; despite the film's mainstream recognition -- it got an Oscar nomination for best picture -- Fargo shows no hint of Hollywood compromise. The film is distinguished by the brothers' unique and very black sense of humor, right down to the foot poking out of the wood chipper. Gregory Baird, Barnes & Noble

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    Dangerously Funnyby Anonymous

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    July 18, 2006: In the usual Coen sense of black humor, this film shines as their best orchestrated one. A pregnant Police Chief Margo Guenderson. Two whacked killers (of course, one being Steve Buschemi) and a depressed car salesman. Don't forget the wood chipper.

    All-Time Favorite!!!!!!!!!!!by Anonymous

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    July 22, 2005: Fargo is a dark comedy that has a mood all its own. There are cringeworthy moments where you don't know whether to laugh or squirm. All the performances in it are truly amazing (especially Macy as wormy Jerry Lundegaard and McDormand as good-hearted Marge Gunderson). This film is not for everyone- especially kids. It is full of violence and profanity, but it manages to be a great movie in spite of that. The whole mood of the film is dark, yet somehow homey. It's hard to explain. I've never really seen a film quite like this one. It's tragic and funny and dark and triumphant all in one. Fargo is truly a masterpiece.


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