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The Perfect Storm
a.k.a. The Perfect Storm Director: Wolfgang Petersen Cast: George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg, John C. Reilly, Diane Lane

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  • DVD Release Date: 05/15/2007
  • Original Release: 2000
  • Rating: Rated PG13
  • Sales Rank: 2,670
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3 dynamic documentaries: HBO First Look - Creating The Perfect Storm; Witnesses to the Storm - recollections of the 1991 events that inspired the book; Creating an Emotion - composer James Horner at work; 3 commentaries: director Wolfgang Petersen, author Sebastian Junger, visual effects supervisor Stefan Fangmeier and visual effects producer Helen Ostenberg Elswit; Yours Forever photo montage; Conceptual art gallery with director commentary; Storyboard gallery; Cast/crew filmographies; Theatrical trailer; DVD-ROM PC enhanced features: original website and Previsualizing the Storm online documentary gallery links; Languages & subtitles: English & Français (dubbed in Quebec) (feature film only)

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Disc #1 -- The Perfect Storm
1. Gloucester, Fall 1991 [2:44]
2. Home Safe (Credits) [5:11]
3. Cold Streak [2:38]
4. Father and Son [3:03]
5. Going Back Out [3:16]
6. People With Kids [4:21]
7. The Romance in It [2:29]
8. Worth It [3:00]
9. Saying Goodbye [5:53]
10. For the Long Run [3:58]
11. Going Fishing (Tush) [4:34]
12. Confidence [3:27]
13. Shark! [3:42]
14. "I Always Find the Fish!" [2:34]
15. Murph's Accident [4:12]
16. Managed Gratitude [1:39]
17. Moments of Truth [4:01]
18. Lots of Weather [2:28]
19. The Flemish Cap [2:20]
20. Homeward Bound [3:42]
21. Rescue 231 at The [5:19]
22. Middle of the Monster [5:00]
23. Delivery to the Tamaroa [2:49]
24. Antenna Gone, Bird [3:00]
25. Cutting Loose [3:30]
26. Running on Fumes [2:52]
27. Rescue 231 Ditches [2:30]
28. Bugsy Overboard [4:00]
29. Billy's Decision [2:14]
30. Credit for Guts [1:28]
31. Swimming to The [1:57]
32. Topsy-Turvy [3:19]
33. Everything They've Got [2:41]
34. One Wave Too Many [2:57]
35. A Hell of a Fight [2:57]
36. Only Love [1:00]
37. Sleep Well [3:26]
38. Dreamers [1:50]
39. Dedication/End Credits [7:22]

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Editorial Reviews

A 1991 hurricane that ravaged the New England coast also took the lives of a half-dozen intrepid fishermen whose heroic struggle against the elements will keep viewers of The Perfect Storm on the edge of their seats. Director Wolfgang Peterson (Das Boot), no stranger to seafaring sagas, combines historical accounts with imaginative screenwriting to tell the story of the ill-fated Andrea Gail, the fishing vessel that went down with all hands in that monstrous "perfect storm." In his most effective big-screen work to date, George Clooney is utterly convincing as the beleaguered captain who's pressured into defying the storm to make a much-needed big catch. His shipmates, colorfully played by Mark Wahlberg, John C. Reilly, and William Fichtner among others, put aside their differences in the valiant struggle to make port safely. Peterson employs a combination of computer-generated effects and realistic water-tank scenes to stage scenes of the flailing Andrea Gail, and very nearly drowns his actors to make his point: that ordinary men, faced with danger and spurred by mutual resolve, can accomplish extraordinary things. The DVD's special features include audio commentary, documentaries (on both the storm and the film), web access, DVD-ROM content, photo gallery, storyboards, trailer, and scene access. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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a bit blandby Anonymous

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February 27, 2006: I really wanted to like this movie but it came off as a bland viewing experience. A lot of it had to do with poor casting...Clooney (IMO) is not a good actor so without a strong lead, the rest of the ensemble faltered. I don't remember much of a soundtrack-a good musical score would of greatly improved this film. As a New Englander, I find it quite tiresome to listen to ridiculous interpretations of the local dialects. Obviously most of the actors could not speak it, so the few who tried, looked even more stupid. I would of been happy if they had spoken in their natural accents (even if by fluke, someone was from the South, per se)-at least a viewer can justify it by interpreting the character as a transplant a horrible rendition of a dialect is just that...horrible, and it is very distracting. The hollywood adaptation of New England locals always strikes me as an insult. It seems fair to state that these filmmakers from the west coast don't know enough about the people and culture of New England either.

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Excellent movieby Anonymous

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September 24, 2005: this is an awesome movie. i love the special effects and the graphics were impecable. the casting and acting were good. i love the whole movie. the music was great and the story line was great too. considering this movie was based on a true story, it made watching it more special and exciting. at the end, i cried.

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