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Theatrical trailer; Languages & subtitles: English, Français (Dubbed in Quebec) & Español (Feature film only)
Full Product DetailsDisc #1 -- Departed
1. Costello Credo [5:01]
2. School's Out [3:48]
3. You're No Cop [6:03]
4. Serve the Commonwealth [4:15]
5. He's Jackie's Nephew [4:50]
6. Dignam Briefs the Girls [1:59]
7. Tipped Off, Ticked Off [4:05]
8. Impervious to Analysis [2:14]
9. Necessary Torture [4:50]
10. Two Guys From Providence [5:33]
11. May I Remind You [4:41]
12. Call Your Mother [3:55]
13. How Billy Feels [3:26]
14. Hang Tight for Me [4:52]
15. Call the Game [3:25]
16. No Tickee, No Laundry [4:36]
17. Relationship ups and Downs [5:17]
18. If You Coulda [1:15]
19. Protected and Benumbed [:38]
20. Real Vulnerability [4:30]
21. Take Care of Business [3:16]
22. Each Other's Trail [4:38]
23. Heavy Lies the Crown [2:55]
24. The One That Gets Out [6:13]
25. Tail on Queenan [2:58]
26. Taking the Fall [4:16]
27. Wrong Number [3:57]
28. Dead Guy's Phone [4:06]
29. Nation of Rats [5:00]
30. Sheffield Shootout [3:58]
31. Getting Frank [2:13]
32. Deleted [2:56]
33. Play Me Now [4:49]
34. Rats on a Rooftop [4:26]
35. The Departed [3:36]
36. Okay [4:22]
37. End Credits [1:26]
This Americanized remake of a highly acclaimed Chinese thriller, Infernal Affairs was welcomed as a return to form for director Martin Scorsese. The Departed takes place in Boston, where Irish Mafia kingpin Frank Costello (a superb Jack Nicholson) rules the local underworld with an iron hand while terrifying law-abiding citizens. Costello plants a carefully groomed “mole,” Colin Sullivan (Matt Damon), in the local police department. Unbeknownst to either of them, the department has placed its own mole, Billy Costigan (Leonardo DiCaprio), in Costello’s gang. It’s only a matter of time before both moles are suspected and put in grave danger. Under Scorsese’s direction, the intriguing plot generates nearly unbearable suspense, which is periodically interrupted with staccato bursts of savage violence, flamboyantly staged for jarring effect. There’s additional tension in a subplot that finds Sullivan’s therapist girlfriend (Vera Farmiga) attracted to one of her ex-patients, the increasingly nervous Costigan. The principals all turn in sensational performances, as do the film’s key supporting players: Martin Sheen, Alec Baldwin, Ray Winstone, and Academy Award nominee Mark Wahlberg. Nobody has ever gotten into the heads of mobsters quite as well as Scorsese, and in this complex, multilayered story, he’s finally found the perfect vehicle for his incomparable talents. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble
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