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Revolver Director: Guy Ritchie Cast: Jason Statham, Ray Liotta, Vincent Pastore, André Benjamin

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  • DVD Release Date: 03/18/2008
  • Original Release: 2005
  • Rating: Rated R
  • Sales Rank: 15,847

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Closed Caption; Deleted scenes and outtakes; Director's commentary; The Concept Featurette; The Game: The Making of Revolver Featurette

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Disc #1 -- Revolver
1. Chapter 1 [2:53]
2. Chapter 2 [3:08]
3. Chapter 3 [2:37]
4. Chapter 4 [3:17]
5. Chapter 5 [1:42]
6. Chapter 6 [3:49]
7. Chapter 7 [3:57]
8. Chapter 8 [3:12]
9. Chapter 9 [2:40]
10. Chapter 10 [5:41]
11. Chapter 11 [3:58]
12. Chapter 12 [2:44]
13. Chapter 13 [2:33]
14. Chapter 14 [2:57]
15. Chapter 15 [3:30]
16. Chapter 16 [4:30]
17. Chapter 17 [4:34]
18. Chapter 18 [1:47]
19. Chapter 19 [2:40]
20. Chapter 20 [3:17]
21. Chapter 21 [5:01]
22. Chapter 22 [1:30]
23. Chapter 23 [4:21]
24. Chapter 24 [2:36]
25. Chapter 25 [2:22]
26. Chapter 26 [4:34]
27. Chapter 27 [1:05]
28. Chapter 28 [8:55]

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After learning the secrets of manipulation, graft, and deceit while incarcerated, a recently released ex-convict sets into motion a complex revenge plot against the man who killed his sister-in-law and put him behind bars in maverick director Guy Ritchie's highly stylized crime drama. For seven long years, Jake Green (Jason Statham) has bided his time while learning the rules of the game from a chess master and a top con artist who shared adjacent cells. Macha (Ray Liotta) is the cold and calculated gangster who sent Jake up the river after ruthlessly ending the life of Jake's beloved sister-in-law. When Jake turns up at the casino and humiliates Macha on the floor for all to see, the seething gangster wastes no time in putting a hearty price on his old foe's head. Inexplicably saved from Macha's assassins by a pair who only identify themselves as Avi (Andre Benjamin) and Zach (Vincent Pastore), Jake isn't sure whether to trust his guardian angels or flee from them. The only thing Jake does know for sure is that his thirst for revenge grows stronger every day, and it won't be satisfied until Macha meets his maker. Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide

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March 23, 2008: When the name Guy Ritchie is attached to a film, the audience can depend on lots of action, violence, crisp dialog, and nail-biting sequences: his films have a 'look' and a manner that could easily be trademarked. In REVOLVER, Ritchie keeps all of those elements, but also adds the bite of challenging the audience to keep abreast of what is actually happening in the mayhem that unfolds, and it is this new element of psychological twisting of characters that makes the film so successful. It doesn't hurt that the cast contains some excellent performances by some of the very best actors of the action genre of films. Jake Green (Jason Statham) is released from prison where he has served time in solitary confinement, by his own choice, enabling him to concentrate of the evils of graft and corruption and the deadly games people can play that call for revenge. He is cocky, wily, and full of tricks as he becomes involved in a master con game with one Dorothy Macha (Ray Liotta), the man who was responsible for his imprisonment. Macha is determined to take Jake down, but Jake falls into a 'partnership' with two bizarre characters - Avi (André Benjamin) and Zach (Vincent Pastore)- and begins to explore his own identity and apply those surprises to his compulsion to destroy the seemingly implacable Macha. How this redirection of evil and revenge unfolds is the chess game strategy of the film. To relate more of the plot would destroy the pleasure of the audience participation the film demands. Ritchie wrote the screenplay with Luc Besson and the result is a story that manages to confuse while it entertains. Clever devices of plot turns and bits of philosophy from the most surprising characters flash quickly, enhancing the expected rough and tumble action of Ritchie's previous successes. Jason Statham is thoroughly in his element here, but the surprise performance comes from Ray Liotta who, under Ritchie's direction, turns in probably his best work to date. This is a thinking person's action flick, well made, and well worth watching! Grady Harp