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Buy.com Sku: 202053953
UPC: 043396115255
UPC 14: 00043396115255
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Bugsy, snatch, donnie brasco, the american gangster

"[Snatch] It liberates you, shows you freedoms you never thought possible on the screen.  Desson Howe, Washington Post
"[Brasco] A killer gangster picture!  Gene Shalit, Today Show
"[Snatch] ...a rock-'em-sock-'em crime caper.  Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
"[Brasco] Two thumbs up!  Siskel & Ebert
"[Bugsy] The best picture of the year.  Time Magazine

Editor's Note
BUGSY: Directed by Barry Levinson, BUGSY tells the true story of legendary New York mobster Benjamin "Bugsy" Siegel. Visiting Hollywood "on business," the reckless and volatile Bugsy is drawn to Tinseltown and the glamour of the movies. Leaving his wife and kids in Scarsdale indefinitely, the womanizing Bugsy spends his time on movie lots and at Hollywood extravaganzas, contemplating his own potential stardom. But soon he falls hard for strong-willed actress Virginia Hill (Annette Bening), who isn't content with mistress status. A road trip to a downtrodden joint in the Nevada desert in a town called Las Vegas leads Bugsy to dream of building a world-class casino and turning the town into a moneymaker. Together Bugsy and Virginia--with backing from the mob--start building the Flamingo hotel and casino, hoping that legal gambling and five-star entertainment will entice the masses and rake in big bucks.

SNATCH: A wild and tangled crime adventure involving gangsters, Irish gypsies, and a dog that can't stop swallowing things, SNATCH is both hilarious and action-packed. Jewel thief Franky Four Fingers (Benicio Del Toro) is in London en route to New York, where he will deliver an 86-karat diamond to his boss, Avi (Dennis Farina). A compulsive gambler, Franky is tempted into an illegal boxing scam, becoming the unwitting suspect in a robbery committed by bumbling pawnshop owners Vinny (Robbie Gee), Sol (Lennie James), and their oafish driver, Tyrone (Ade). Meanwhile, novice boxing promoter Turkish (Jason Statham) and his dim-witted partner, Tommy (Stephen Graham), move into the "big time" with twisted crime boss Brick Top (Alan Ford) and Mickey, a mumbling, unhinged Irish gypsy boxer (Brad Pitt). Thrown into the proceedings are killers Bullet Tooth Tony (Vinnie Jones) and Boris the Blade (Rade Sherbedgia). A stylized work with a gritty urban soundtrack and a cast of intricately developed characters, SNATCH delivers superb and witty dialogue while depicting one of the more zany, complex diamond heists ever portrayed in film.

DONNIE BRASCO: Joe Pistone (Johnny Depp) is an FBI mole who integrates himself into the Mafia pecking order by posing as "jewel man" Donnie Brasco. He finds his loyalties divided when Lefty Ruggiero, a jaded hit man, takes him on as a protégé and places real trust in him. The two men form a friendship--and a criminal partnership--that jeopardizes Brasco's mission and obscures the boundaries between the law and the underworld. The film is based on the autobiography DONNIE BRASCO, MY UNDERCOVER LIFE IN THE MAFIA by former undercover agent Joseph D. Pistone. Directed by Mike Newell (FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL) and also starring Bruno Kirby (THE FRESHMAN, THIS IS SPINAL TAP), Michael Madsen (RESERVOIR DOGS) and Anne Heche (WAG THE DOG).

THE AMERICAN GANGSTER: From prohibition of alcohol to gambling and prostitution, this program examines the illegal businesses that made the first generation of American gangsters powerful and prosperous.

Features
Video Features DVD
Technical Info

Release Information
Video Mfg Name Studio: Sony
Video Release Date Release Date: 1/3/2006
Video Release Year Original Release Date: 1991
Video CategoryId Catalog ID: 11525
Video UPC UPC: 00043396115255
Video Number of Discs Number of Discs: 4

Audio & Video
Video Original Language Original Language: English
Video Audio Spec Available Audio Tracks: English
Video Color Spec Video: Color
Cast & Crew
Video Cast Info Al Pacino
Video Cast Info Annette Bening
Video Cast Info Ben Kingsley
Video Cast Info Benicio Del Toro
Video Cast Info Brad Pitt
Video Cast Info Bruno Kirby
Video Cast Info Harvey Keitel
Video Cast Info Jason Stratham
Video Cast Info Johnny Depp
Video Cast Info Michael Madsen
Video Cast Info Stephen Graham
Video Cast Info Warren Beatty
Video Cast Info Barry Levinson - [Bugsy] Director
Video Cast Info Ben Burtt - [Gangster] Director
Video Cast Info Dennis Farina - [Gangster] Narrated By
Video Cast Info Guy Ritchie - [Snatch] Director
Video Cast Info Mike Newell - [Brasco] Director

Awards


Oscar (1998)
   Video Award Name Paul Attanasio, Nominee, [Brasco] Best Writing, Screenplay Based on Material from Another Medium

Oscar (1992)
Video Award Name Dennis Gassner, et. al., Winner, [Bugsy] Best Art Direction-Set Decoration
Video Award Name Albert Wolsky, Winner, [Bugsy] Best Costume Design
   Video Award Name Warren Beatty, Nominee, [Bugsy] Best Actor in a Leading Role
   Video Award Name Harvey Keitel, Nominee, [Bugsy] Best Actor in a Supporting Role
   Video Award Name Ben Kingsley, Nominee, [Bugsy] Best Actor in a Supporting Role
   Video Award Name Barry Levinson, Nominee, [Bugsy] Best Director
   Video Award Name Ennio Morricone, Nominee, [Bugsy] Best Music, Original Score
   Video Award Name Barry Levinson, et. al., Nominee, [Bugsy] Best Picture
   Video Award Name James Toback, Nominee, [Bugsy] Best Writing, Screenplay Written Directly for the Screen

Professional Reviews

Washington Post 9 of 10
[Bugsy] Bugsy, the exuberantly elegiac new Barry Levinson film starring Warren Beatty and Annette Bening, is a great gangster picture, with all the visceral excitement of a classic mob saga. But that's just its jumping-off point. It's also a salute to old Hollywood glamour, to the genre and the movies in general, and an elegant eulogy for the passing of those glory days. Not since the Godfather films has a gangster movie had this kind of spirited intelligence and depth, or worked on so many levels. It's a lofty, intoxicating achievement, smoothly polished, thrilling and funny. - Hal Hinson

The New York Times 8 of 10
[Brasco] ... the crackling good Donnie Brasco, the best crime movie in a long while, is full of...surprises as it leads [Al] Pacino and Johnny Depp through a fine-tuned tale of deception.... In the end it's a sordid and deadly story. But along the way, it's full of life. - Janet Maslin

San Francisco Chronicle 9 of 10
[Brasco] The true soul of the New York mob is portrayed in Donnie Brasco, a first-class Mafia thriller that is also in its way a love story--perhaps director Mike Newell's best... The glitz and the clothes are synthetic, the smiles are fake, but the fears and the needs are real... - Mick LaSalle

Chicago Sun-Times 7 of 10
[Snatch] ...Ritchie is a zany, high-energy director. He isn't interested in crime, he's interested in voltage. As an unfolding event, Snatch is fun to watch... - Roger Ebert

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