Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: VHS Tape EAN: 9786303477145 Format: Color ISBN: 6303477143 Label: Turner Home Ent Manufacturer: Turner Home Ent Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Turner Home Ent Release Date: 1997-09-02 Running Time: 130 Studio: Turner Home Ent Theatrical Release Date: 1995-03-05
Customer Rating: Summary: Are you ever going to put this one on DVD, and make a DVD of it, I want the DVD of this Comment: Hi,
Can anybody please tell me where in the heck is the DVD for this one and will it ever be released on DVD, because many people would enjoy and love seeing this one on DVD.
Please get this on DVD, that would be very nice. Customer Rating: Summary: where's the DVD Comment: Why can I not get a DVD for this movie? I have been waiting for years for a DVD and still nothing. Customer Rating: Summary: Jones in SELF-INDULGENT Mode Comment: On the strength of the consistent rave reviews here of this Tommy Lee Jones project - he co-wrote, directed, and starred in the film - we got this over-priced video. Talk about the sensation of being from another planet! We were amazed to discover that the movie is truly awful (read: AWFUL). Jones was clearly worshipping at his own altar, with incessant lingering close-ups of his grinning face. Like Costner's self-glorifying DANCES WITH WOLVES, THE GOOD OLD BOYS rarely sports a single frame which does not showcase Jones. Neither star is sufficiently talented as an actor or as a director to carry an entire film, yet both are compelled to take their places on both sides of the camera. When Jones isn't chewing the scenery with those all-too-exposed teeth (the man literally never closes his lips from start to finish), he is directing the wasted Spacek in a thankless role as a frustrated spinster. More offensive than Spacek's painfully over-the-top girlishness is the notion that ANY woman - frustrated or otherwise - would pursue an unbathed, aging, penniless, dim-witted drifter whose ludicrously exaggerated accent could scrape paint off a fender. Customer Rating: Summary: The Good Old Boys Comment: I actually bought this for my husband to read, but found I enjoyed it almost as much as he did. He (my husband) is a great fan of good westerns, and liked this book so well, he had me order the vhs tape of the same name. Customer Rating: Summary: Tommy Lee Had Me at "Cow-ology" Comment: Who could resist a movie that opens with a salty old cowpoke complaining to his horse, "Biscuit", that he's weary of "cow-ology"? That short monologue sets the tone for a film that is much like its main character: simple and appealing. Having grown up in West Texas, I can recall characters exactly like those portrayed by Tommy Lee Jones and Sam Shepherd. It's apparent that GOOD OLD BOYS was directed (by Jones) with genuine affection for the material. Jones, along with Sam Shepherd and Sissy Spacek are wonderful. But the supporting players are just as great, including a youngster by the name of Matt Damon.
If anyone at TNT reads this, please release a DVD version of GOOD OLD BOYS and include a commentary by its director, Mr.Jones and his fine cast.
