Rabbit Hole - April 19th

[Leonidas King]

Lionsgate Home Entertainment preps up the Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart drama for an April release.

Special Features include:

-Audio commentary with the Director, Writer and Director of Photography -Deleted scenes

Preorder Now on Amazon: Rabbit Hole Blu-ray

Rabbit Hole Blu-ray Review

[G:Box]

This looks interesting.

[Abitante Notte]

I really liked this movie. Wish they would have used the full poster for the cover.

[technique]

Originally Posted by Abitante Notte

I really liked this movie. Wish they would have used the full poster for the cover.

yeah that poster is great it won imp best of the year

[MikeScott]

Seems fantastic. I'm still holding out hope that it will open here but it's not looking likely anymore.

[MikeScott]

Saw this tonight. What a beautiful film. Superb performances and direction. This is the most satisfying film John Cameron Mitchell has done yet. I wasn't that impressed by his previous efforts. Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart are just terrific here, and I also thought Miles Teller and Dianne Wiest gave great supporting performances. I wonder why there wasn't even a blip of awards buzz for Teller. And speaking of awards, it's a shame this isn't up for more than just Best Actress at the Oscars. It's one of the year's finest films and deserves to be seen by more people.

[banjo!]

I just watched this today and I thought it was great. It is a bit sad but the acting is perfect.

[RudyC]

SPOILER
i just saw this and really enjoyed it... teared up in a few parts..
ending was a bit of let down but i understand its saying ..."just keep living because the pain of losing a child will never leave"

[bookcase]

Just viewed my copy from Netflix. Nicole gives the most nuanced and emotionally raw performance of her career. It's a great film. Surprisingly funny, while being quite painful.

[Liquid_Swords]

Blockbuster sucks. They don't even have it for rent in store or online. It just says on order. What a joke. Where's Hollywood Video when you need them!

@bookcase: I thought netflix didnt get new releases til 28 days after?

[MarkBirds]

Originally Posted by Liquid_Swords

Blockbuster sucks. They don't even have it for rent in store or online. It just says on order. What a joke. Where's Hollywood Video when you need them!

@bookcase: I thought netflix didnt get new releases til 28 days after?

Not all new releases. Just certain movie studios. I got "The King's Speech" on Tuesday from Netflix. "Rabbit Hole" has been available on On Demand for a few weeks now, so I'm not sure what's up with that.

[MikeScott]

Man this is such an under-seen gem. Heartbreaking, funny, hopeful. Amazing performances from everyone. Kidman at her best. Eckhart, Wiest, and Miles Teller all deserved awards recognition too. This is my favorite Miles Teller performance. Yes, I liked him better here than in The Spectacular Now. Would really recommend this film.

[format916]

i want to buy this, but its always $19 on amazon. i wish it was $9.

[daniels]

One of my favorite movies. The movie is about loss and different perspectives of how to embrace it.
It could go easily just dark and sad, but John Cameron Mitchell made it unexpectedly funny and truthful. Highly recommended.

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by daniels

One of my favorite movies. The movie is about loss and different perspectives of how to embrace it.
It could go easily just dark and sad, but John Cameron Mitchell made it unexpectedly funny and truthful. Highly recommended.

It's an amazing film and beautifully directed but, in fairness, it's exceptionally faithful to the play by David Lindsay-Abaire and he adapted the script, so I would credit much of that bold use of humor to him. I think every element came together perfectly in this film.