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A Few Good Men
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A Few Good Men: Special Edition includes a new batch of extras that were not available on the original A Few Good Men edition. First up is a feature length commentary by director Rob Reiner. The commentary is not the most exciting ever taped, and Reiner has a lot of spots where he just watches the film in silence. He's clearly not at ease doing this track (and has stated in the past that they make him uncomfortable), and this track is rather sluggish. He usually talks about actors and their roles, and how this character's growth led to this and that, et cetera. It's all fairly unexciting, and though it will be nice for fans of the film to hear, it's not going to win any awards as one of the great commentary tracks on DVD.
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A Few Good Men: Special Edition is presented in anamorphic 2.35:1 widescreen. As with the original bare-bones disc released by Columbia, this edition of A Few Good Men looks excellent. Colors are natural and bright with blacks being thick and dark. Edge enhancement was kept to a minimum, as well as compression and digital artifacting. Grain and dirt were not present. This is an excellent version of the film.
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"A Few Good Men" turns on the death of Pfc. William Santiago on the naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in 1986. Two military lawyers, Lt. Daniel Kaffee and Lt. Sam Weinberg, along with Lt. Commander Joanne Galloway must dig into the codes of conduct of a Marine unit and expose what happens when personal integrity and public duty come intoconflict.
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A Few Good Men, is a 1983 gay pornographic film directed by Steve Scott and produced by Al Parker, starring Lee Ryder. It was released direct to video by Bijou Video. This film features the repressed sexuality of an all-male, all-straight military setting.[1]
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A Few Good Men seems to remain neglected in the Sony library. The extras suck, so you're only really in this for the audio and video which thankfully are pretty good. The film's hallmark remains an entertaining story with great dialogue, so if you haven't seen it, Dawson and Downey will be giving you a Code Red in your future.
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