Raising Arizona Director: Joel Coen Cast: Nicolas Cage, Holly Hunter, Trey Wilson, John Goodman
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- DVD Release Date: 08/03/1999
- Original Release: 1987
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- Sales Rank: 8,364
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Widescreen format (Aspect Ration 1.85:1); Interactive menus; Scene selection; Original Theatrical trailer; TV spots; Languages: English Dolby Surround; French Dolby Surround; Subtitles: English, Spanish
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Disc #1 -- Raising Arizona
1. The Revolving Door Of Justice [:14]
2. The Salad Days [5:53]
3. Main Titles [4:33]
4. The Arizona Household [:23]
5. A Hot Baby [:31]
6. The Snopes Redemption [:01]
7. The Dream Warrior [5:44]
8. A Federal Case [2:15]
9. Glen and Dot [1:50]
10. H.I. On the Run [5:38]
11. A Tempting Proposition [:13]
12. Letter Of Love [2:36]
13. Leonard Smalls [5:35]
14. Everyone Wants Junior [7:01]
15. Junior's New Daddies [7:55]
16. Breaking Up [4:30]
17. The Bank Job [2:32]
18. Warthog From Hell [4:02]
19. Home Again [4:30]
20. Dream On [:42]
21. End Titles [4:12]
Editorial Reviews
Combining influences from Tex Avery cartoons to Sam Raimi horror movies to 1940s B-movies, Joel Coen and Ethan Coen followed up the stylish film noir of their debut, Blood Simple (1984), with this frantic screwball comedy. H.I. "Hi" McDonnough (Nicholas Cage) is a philosophical but slightly dim career criminal who has been arrested so often that he gets to know "Ed", short for Edwina (Holly Hunter), the officer who takes his mug shots. Hi takes a shine to Ed and promises to go straight if she marries him. She accepts, and they move to the Arizona desert, where Hi holds down a factory job and blissfully watches the sunsets with Ed. Their serenity is shattered when the couple decides that they want a child and discover that, as Hi puts it, "Ed's womb was a rocky place where my seed could find no purchase." (One of the film's many delights is Hi's unexpectedly flowery dime-novel narration.) Ed goes into a severe depression until she sees an item in the news. Nathan Arizona (Trey Wilson), owner of a chain of unpainted furniture stores, has become the father of quintuplets, and he and his wife joke that they now have more children than they know what to do with. In what seems like a perfect "helps you, helps me" situation, Hi and Ed kidnap one of the Arizona infants, figuring that they'll have a baby and the Arizonas will have less of a burden. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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