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Deep Impact (Special Collector's Edition)

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What would you do if you knew that in a handful of days an enormous comet would collide with Earth and all humanity could be annihilated? the countdown to doomsday is underway in this "gut-wrenching, eye-opening blast of a movie experience. " Direction: Mimi Leder Actors: Elijah Wood, James Cromwell, Maximilian Maximilian Schell, Morgan Freeman, Robert Duvall, Special Features: Commentary with Director Mimi Leder & Visual Effects Supervisor Scott Farrar; Preparing for the end; Making an impact; Creating the perfect traffic jam; Photo Gallery; Teaser trailer; Theatrical trailers. Anamorphic 16 x 9, Widescreen format. Language: English / Add. French / Sub. English Year: 1998 Runtime: 121 minutes.

Genre: Action & Adventure, Science Fiction & Fantasy


Format: Closed-captioned, Collector's Edition, Color, Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen See more


Contributor: Dougray Scott, Elijah Wood, James Cromwell, Jon Favreau, Kurtwood Smith, Laura Innes, Leelee Sobieski, Mary McCormack, Maximilian Schell, Mimi Leder, Morgan Freeman, Richard Schiff, Robert Duvall, Ron Eldard, Tea Leoni, Vanessa Redgrave See more


Language: English, French


Runtime: 2 hours


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 2.351


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.59 x 5.37 x 0.52 inches; 2.08 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 2237023


Director ‏ : ‎ Mimi Leder


Media Format ‏ : ‎ Closed-captioned, Collector's Edition, Color, Dolby, Multiple Formats, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen


Run time ‏ : ‎ 2 hours


Release date ‏ : ‎ October 5, 2004


Actors ‏ : ‎ Dougray Scott, Elijah Wood, James Cromwell, Laura Innes, Leelee Sobieski


Dubbed: ‏ ‎ French


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    • One of my top 10 - the greatest disaster movie ever made
Although "Deep Impact" invariably gets compared to "Armageddon", I think it's more appropriate to compare it against all other disaster movies. Viewed in that light, it not only surpasses "Armageddon", but every other film in the genre. Unlike most disaster epics, "Deep Impact" is character driven. I think this is a direct effect of its having been directed by a woman rather than a man. While the special effects are there and are impressive, what drives this film are the emotions of the excellent ensemble cast. All of them ring true, from the occasional duplicitousness of the government bureaucrats, to the real tear jerking moments of those facing tough life and death decisions, to the small intimate moments. It's powerful enough stuff that I have to believe that a lot of the negative reaction the film elicited vis-a-vis "Armageddon" came from guys who don't like their action movies to move them to the verge of tears in public. All disaster films depend on a hook to set them up. In this respect, most fall far short of realism and believability. Of ones that come immediately to mind, only the cosmic collision movies and "The Towering Inferno" had realistic setups. All disaster films depend on the heros to come up with some way to save the day. Of the ones with a believable setup, many still fall short of believable and/or technically accurate resolutions. This is where "Armageddon" failed miserably. Mimi Leder had expert advice from NASA and it shows. "Armageddon" has some impressive training facilities shots from NASA, but ignored the actual technology. Very early in "Armageddon", when I saw the two shuttles docking with the space station by coming in from opposite directions, performing clearly aerodynamic banking maneuvers, I was ready to start pelting the screen with rotten tomatoes! Giving the devil his due, both films glossed over the full impact of operations in the microgravity environment of the comet's surface. Still, it's the raw emotions that elevate "Deep Impact" above its genre, not just the technical stuff. It's actually best in its quiet moments. Among the ones that clearly stand out: The president (Morgan Freeman) tries to continue to maintain an upbeat message as each plan successively fails. His press conferences and the dialog around them rings true. The dialog between the reporter (the usually annoying Tea Leoni) and her mother (Vanessa Redgrave) also rings with truth. The ultimate reconciliation between the reporter and her father (Maximilian Schell) just before the end reflects the bitterness of choices each has made in getting to that point. The reunion of the kid who helped discover the comet (Elijah Wood) and his girlfriend (Leelee Sobieski), oblivious for the moment to what was going on around them - again, this simply rings true. The astronaut observing wryly, "Well, the good news is that we'll all have high schools named after us." No melodramatics, no macho heroism, just someone injecting a sense of humor into a shared fate she has accepted as necessary to save the people they love. My favorite line in the film. From start to finish, this film is a class act. A realistic film that carries an emotional impact to be expected of its serious subject matter. Part of this impact is that you can't always guess in advance which characters will and will not survive. Of the ones who don't survive, not all face their fate gracefully, but all are believable. This movie began my fandom of Mimi Leder, who I consider to be one of the best directors working today - not always commercial, but always excellent. This is on my short list of my top ten favorite movies of all time. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2004 by Bob Stout
    • This Day Will Come...
With so many of the prior reviews doing such a good job reviewing this movie, I'd only like to add that this day, this particular crisis, will in fact present itself; it's only a matter of time. While earlier epochs saw the bulk of interplanetary collisions, and today's inner solar system is swept largely clean of large impactors, there's most certainly still one out there with our name on it. As an avid amateur astronomer, I was pleased at the role amateur astronomers played in both Deep Impact and Armageddon. And if you think about it, until very recently, there was no systematic survey of Earth-crossing interlopers, and most comets were the discoveries of amateurs. Subsequent to Gene Shoemaker's ground-breaking work (pun intended), and these two major motion pictures, Deep Impact and Armageddon, many people are aware, and government has taken notice, and has allocated "some" funds to study this. What depresses me about this movie is that I have zero confidence that our leaders in Washington today, would have the competence, the honesty, or the grace depicted in Deep Impact. Further, nothing like the technology in Deep Impact, or Armageddon for that matter, is at our disposal today. And this apparently bothers almost nobody, exactly why? Our long-term, assured survival, may very well depend on our having a solid presence in space. The United States used to lead the world in space science. Today, we hitch rides to and from a space station we sunk a fortune into. Things have changed. Deep Impact and Armageddon, their unreal political and technological portrayals aside, are important films in that they mark in space and time, our awareness of this extreme but real possibility, versus the short-sighted, instant-gratification mindset that so pervades society today. An event unlikely in fifty years, may be inevitable five hundred, but does anybody really care? This film is very nicely done, with great performances all around. As to the awkwardness of some of the characters, we have a novice reporter that has managed to maneuver herself into a primetime anchor slot, reporting on the biggest story in history--and possibly the last. And we have two children, too young to be married, choosing that option as a practical solution to a nightmare situation. You know, I would expect "awkward". I can hardly imagine... I love this movie! And since my VHS copy just died, I just ordered the DVD! This is an annual watch for my family! --RB ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2013 by RayB
    • Great movie
Outstanding sci fi movie showing how different people deal with an imminent extinction level event--- a large comet crashing into the earth. While the special effects in the movie are excellent, including a futuristic spaceship carrying astronauts on their way to nuke a large comet and a comet collision with the earth, it is the character development which is the big winner in this movie. Morgan Freeman as the president, Elijah Wood as the young astronomer who discovers the comet, and many others give stellar performances. The blu ray transfer is spot on and the picture and sound are terrific. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024 by BruceW
    • Entertaining disaster movie
What would happen if a meteor was on a collision course with earth? This film seems more realistic than When Worlds Collide (although I love both films), dealing with how government & individuals deal with the impending disaster. It's perfect entertainment for a rainy day!
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2024 by Deborah Alexander
    • Good movie
Dvd arrived in perfect condition well packaged. Good syfi movie. Added to my collection. Awesome service and Seller . Thanks again
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2024 by Joseph
    • Movie
Arrived quickly and in good shape. Love the movie.
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2024 by Wanda headricks
    • Darn good movie
Watched this at the theater when it came out., and still a good movie. Good story. Some might say it's a typical disaster movie, but there are a few surprises. Well known big name cast members, well acted. Definitely worth a watch.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024 by LAF in JAX

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