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Gone Baby Gone Director: Ben Affleck Cast: Casey Affleck, Michelle Monaghan, Morgan Freeman, Ed Harris

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  • Blu-ray Release Date: 02/12/2008
  • Original Release: 2007
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 31,506

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Thought-provoking extended ending; Deleted scenes with optional commentary by writer/director Ben Affleck and writer Aaron Stockard; Going Home: Behind the scenes with Ben Affleck; Capturing Authenticity: Casting Gone Baby Gone; Audio commentary by writer/director Ben Affleck and writer Aaron Stockard; Total menus

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Ben Affleck's adaptation of Dennis Lehane's novel Gone, Baby, Gone stars Casey Affleck as Patrick Kenzie, a private investigator from working-class Boston who takes on a case involving a kidnapped girl. The girl's aunt begs Patrick to take the case because he has connections to criminal Boston that the police do not. He agrees and along with his partner, Angie Gennaro (Michelle Monaghan), they uncover a web of corruption that threatens the relationship between the two. Ed Harris and Morgan Freeman co-star as members of the Boston Police Department. ~ Perry Seibert, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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Lehane would be proudby Anonymous

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August 06, 2008: I was reticent to see this film as I had read the book and felt greatly depressed afterward, but still liked the book all the same. I caught it on cable and although some liberties were taken with characters and plotlines, it is a very faithful adaptation of the book. I was surprised by Affleck's vision in capturing the bleakness of Dorchester, but showing hidden beauty of it as well. I was also impressed with Casey's depiction of Patrick Kenzie, but was disappointed that there wasn't more character development for him or for Angie Gennaro.

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Not Afraid To Say &quot Bring On The Tough Stuff&quotby Anonymous

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July 30, 2008: This film is raw, cutting, and filled with so much &quot speed&quot that it is &quot gone baby gone&quot before you know it. That said, it's not afraid to tackle the tough subjects of neglect and abuse of a drug and sex-addicted mother, corruption of law enforcement, and the very tough choices that those in law enforcement, social work, clinical work have to make on a daily basis. This film is not for the faint of heart but it delivers. Well worth the Netflixing or Blockbustering rental. Outstanding cast, outstanding performances, and outstanding direction and production.

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