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The target edition includes a Bonus Disc: 42 Minutes of Content - The Cast of Lee Daniels' The Butler from Oprah's Next Chapter on the Oprah Winfrey Network
And the bonus feature for all editions are: Lee Daniels' The Butler: An American Story The Original Freedom Riders "You And I Ain't Nothin' No More" Performed by Gladys Knight and Lenny Kravitz Deleted Scenes Gag Reel Last edited by raven007; 12-22-2013 at 02:55 AM. |
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Active Member
Dec 2013
Pittsburgh
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The review does a good job of admiring the purpose of the movie while pointing out all of the film's problems (I only gave the movie a 2 1/2 out of 5). The movie is so desperate to tackle racism, it pretty much makes EVERY non-African American in the movie come off as a racist, which gives the impression that no one - not even most Presidents - gave two hoots about civil rights in their eras, which is certainly not the case.
It's a noble effort, but a flawed one - one of the reasons it's getting shut-out from a lot of nominations this awards season. |
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Blu-ray Archduke
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Walmart Pre-Order came in the mail today.
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Sep 2011
California
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Junior Member
Jan 2014
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This and Fruitvale Station in the same day.
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Banned
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Blu-ray King
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I just finished watching this and I honestly have to say that I am torn. On the one hand The Butler has fantastic performances from Forest Whitaker, Alan Rickman, and to a lesser extent Oprah Winfrey. However, on the other hand quite a few strong opinions that primarily focus on civil rights. Additionally, I wasn't quite sure what I was watching. Is it a biography of Cecil Gaines or a chronicle on the history of civil rights in America that is rather embellished at times? Well, the film tries to do both and it gets rather bogged down in that attempt. The entire story feels like little snippets adhered together with something much weaker than superglue. I suppose the best way to sum up The Butler is that it's a film with an above average script, nearly flawless performances, but with writing and direction that has about as sense of purpose as walking in circles to reach a destination. If Daniels wanted to voice his opinions, yes many of his facts are stretched, he could have done that without having to spend the 30 million on this film. I'd highly advise in renting this one first if you are just aching to see it.
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