The Doors Director: Oliver Stone Cast: Val Kilmer, Meg Ryan, Kyle MacLachlan, Frank Whaley
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- DVD Release Date: 12/12/2006
- Original Release: 1991
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- Sales Rank: 10,714
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Disc One: ; Newly remastered 16x9 widescreen version; 6.1 DTS-ES audio; 5.1 Dolby digital surround EX audio; English and Spanish subtitles; Theatrical trailer; Disc Two: ; "Jim Morrison: An American Poet in Paris" - documentary; "The Doors in L.A." - documentary focusing on their early work in Los Angeles and the cultural impact on the city; Deleted and extended scenes; And more
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Disc #1 -- Doors: Disc One
1. Opening Credits [4:59]
2. Venice Beach, 1965 [2:59]
3. UCLA Film School [2:04]
4. Beautiful Night [1:36]
5. The Shaman [3:06]
6. "The Doors of Perception" [3:28]
7. Garage Session [3:33]
8. Sunset Strip [1:59]
9. The Musketeers [3:23]
10. Trip to the Desert [12:37]
11. Lets Go Make a Record [1:10]
12. An Album of Killer Music [2:11]
13. New York [1:53]
14. "The Ed Sullivan Show" [2:59]
15. The One They Want [2:02]
16. The Warhol Party [6:17]
17. Out on the Town [2:02]
18. The Press Conference [2:44]
19. Blood Ritual [4:11]
20. "Will You Die for Me?" [3:40]
21. New Haven, 1968 [9:35]
22. "Testing the Bounds of Reality" [1:11]
23. Drinking Buddies [1:21]
24. The Poet and His Muse [2:47]
25. Another Ruined Thanksgiving [5:12]
26. San Francisco, 1968 [7:18]
27. Too Drunk to Sing [6:50]
28. Miami, 1969 [14:15]
29. Trial in Miami [3:55]
30. Nervous Breakdown [1:13]
31. Life on the Edge [2:23]
32. Birthday Party [3:59]
33. "Let's Get Some Tacos" [:34]
34. Paris, 1971 [3:43]
35. End Credits [7:00]
Editorial Reviews
Val Kilmer delivers what was considered one of 1991's best performances as Jim Morrison in Oliver Stone's hallucinatory bio-pic of the seminal 1960s rock group The Doors. Stone cuts a jagged swath through Morrison's life, starting with a childhood memory where Morrison sees an elderly Indian dying by the roadside. It picks up with Morrison's arrival in California and his assimilation into the Venice Beach culture, followed by his film school days at UCLA; his introduction to his girlfriend Pamela Courson (Meg Ryan); his first encounters with Ray Manzarek (Kyle MacLachlan); and the origin of The Doors -- made up of Manzarek, Robby Kreiger (Frank Whaley), and John Densmore (Kevin Dillon). As the fame of The Doors grows, Morrison's obsession with death increases. The band grows weary of Morrison's missed recording sessions and no-shows at concerts. Morrison, meanwhile, sinks deeper into a drug-induced haze, having mystical sexual encounters with Patricia Kennealy (Kathleen Quinlan), an older rock journalist involved with sadomasochism and witchcraft. Paul Brenner, All Movie Guide
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