The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen with Sean Connery: Blu-ray Cover

    The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen Director: Steve Norrington Cast: Sean Connery, Shane West, Stuart Townsend, Richard Roxburgh

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    • Blu-ray Release Date: 11/14/2006
    • Original Release: 2003
    • Rating: Rated PG13
    • Sales Rank: 27,475

    Viewer Rating: (31 ratings)

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    Commentary by producers Don Murphy and Trevor Albert, and actors Jason Flemyng, Tony Curran and Shane West; Commentary by costume designer Jacqueline West, visual effects supervisor John E. Sullivan, makeup effects supervisor Steve Johnson and miniatures creator Matthew Gratzner; Trivia track; Search content; Personal scene selections; LXG: Shooting Gallery Game

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    Disc #1 -- League of Extraordinary Gentlemen
    1. On the Brink of War
    2. Quatermain
    3. Armored Assassins
    4. The New League
    5. Mr. Dorian Gray
    6. The Fantom
    7. Mrs. Harker's Conduct
    8. The American Agent
    9. The Last Member
    10. Out of His League
    11. Voyage to Venice
    12. The Shooting Lesson
    13. The Portrait
    14. Death in Venice
    15. Behind the Mask
    16. Betrayed
    17. The Game Is Over
    18. Hyde the Hero
    19. The Message
    20. Waiting for Skinner
    21. A Fortress Vast
    22. The Game Is On
    23. The Napoleon of Crime
    24. A Woman's Wrath
    25. Invisible Enemy
    26. Meet Your Demon
    27. The Dante Beast
    28. Killing the Future
    29. The Long Shot
    30. A Hero's Bequest
    31. The Flame of Life
    32. End Titles

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    Editorial Reviews

    Extraordinary indeed! This rousing action-adventure film, steeped in the traditions of those grand old Saturday-matinee cliff-hangers, employs an audacious concept devised by graphic-novel writer Alan Moore: the uniting of memorable characters from Victorian-era fiction against an unseen and powerful adversary. The 20th century is just dawning when emissaries of the British government round up legendary adventurer Allan Quartermain (Sean Connery), rogue submariner Captain Nemo (Naseeruddin Shah), twisted genius Dr. Jekyll (Jason Flemyng), dapper but dangerous Dorian Gray (Stuart Townsend), and a grown-up Tom Sawyer (Shane West), along with mysterious Mina Harker (Peta Wilson), whose prior acquaintances have included one Count Dracula. They are offered various rewards and immunities to combat "The Fantom," whose technologically advanced, multinational crimes are calculated to turn the countries of Europe against each other and spark a Continent-wide conflagration. As you might imagine, this mission provides ample opportunities for outrageous feats of derring-do and the use of some very peculiar talents. There's hardly a single incident in League that isn't wildly improbable at the very least, but director Stephen Norrington (Blade) stages the action flamboyantly and imbues the venture with a disarming, tongue-in-cheek sensibility. The septuagenarian Connery still makes an amazingly robust hero, and he's given strong support by less well known but remarkably capable performers. Shah's terrific Captain Nemo is portrayed as the resourceful, dignified, and enigmatic Easterner created by Jules Verne but depicted inaccurately in most movie versions of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea and its sequel, The Mysterious Island. For all the time, money, and effort that went into its production, League is, to its credit, a movie utterly without pretension; it aspires to be nothing but escapist entertainment, and in that it succeeds admirably. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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    Extrodinaryby Anonymous

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    July 17, 2009: This is just a great movie. That's about all there is here.

    This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen / Dubbed / Subtitled edition.

    The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen.....and Womenby Anonymous

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    August 21, 2008: I thought the film was alright and watched it at least more than once. Its the story I think based on a comic that includes different literary characters and a evil plot as always. Yes at times it did get a little confusing. Invisible man was pretty cool and for some reason I liked his voice (had no idea that he was in underworld evolution) and the vampire chick was pretty cool too and didn't recognize stuart townsend as the guy who'll die if he looks at himself in the mirror. rent it or catch it on tv.

    This review was written about the DVD Wide Screen / Dubbed / Subtitled edition.


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