Reminder -- 11:14 is coming out tomorrow. Current prices are $14.99 at Best Buy, $15.99 at Circuit City, and $13.26 at Deep Discount DVD.

Great movie, too.

Thanks for the reminder, Adam. I highly recommend this movie. Be sure to pick it up!

-TR

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Originally posted by TR:
I highly recommend this movie. Be sure to pick it up!

-TR

I second that !

agreed

a few points though

the transfer doesn't seem to be as crisp as the russian dvd release but at least there are extras. a word of warning for anyone who hasn't seen the movie: do NOT watch the 'behind the scenes' segment because it gives far too much away

sadly none of the deleted scenes feature rachael but she does contribute [perhaps more than anyone] on the previously mentioned behind the scenes - will do some screen shots if anyone is interested

all in all a fine film but a fairly average dvd - go buy it anyway

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Originally posted by nina:
will do some screen shots if anyone is interested

Absolutely interested!!

will get a few done within 24 hours of now

I just rented 11:14 and I agree that it was overlooked. It was a little slow, but I thought it was better than Pulp Fiction in having several seemingly unrelated sub-plots being all interrelated by the end of the film.

If there were to be a remake of Basic Instincts,Body Heat, or even Bound, I hope Producers think of Rachael. After seeing 11:14 and American Crime, Rachael has proven she is no longer a teen enginue, but can be a sexy, femme fatale-type.

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Originally posted by Matt P:
..I thought it was better than Pulp Fiction in having several seemingly unrelated sub-plots being all interrelated by the end of the film.

Better than Pulp Fiction?! Easy there, Romeo. I know this is a RLC board, but come on... let's not lose all sense of reality-based perceptions here. I understand there's no accounting for taste, but if you think this film is better than Pulp Fiction, then you have my condolences, with all due respect.

I did not mean the film itself was better than Pulp Fiction. 11:14's way of having all the sub-plots being interrelated to form one main plot was better. I fast forwarded through most of 11:14 because I thought it was too slow. I would never do that when watching Pulp Fiction!

There's another photo someone posted in their online photoalbum of Rachael at the 11:14 screening in San Francisco.

Check it out here.