From Hell DVD Movie

From Hell

List Price	$14.98 (You save $5.69)
Studio	20th Century Fox
Orig Year	2001
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	6003
CD Universe Part number	5016225
Catalog number	2005448
Discs	1
Release Date	Oct 22, 2002
Rating	R (MPAA)
Rating Reason	strong violence/gore, sexuality, language and drug content
Also Known As	Sorti de I'enfer
Running Time	121 Minutes
Movie Details	Color; Single Disc; Lenticular

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From Hell Movie Review

Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars) 4 stars

4 stars Completely forth telling
From Hell is a must see. With a story line that is so compeling to it's viewer's. And the cast is absolutely wonderful. Staring Johnny depp and Heather Gram with an outstanding performance.
Submitted by sunskyjen (wenona ,IL)
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3 stars A visual treat
It has Johnny Depp, Heather Graham, Ian Holm, and Jason Flemyng in it and little else to recommend.
Submitted by tintin84105 (Woods Cross, UT USA)
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5 stars From Hell rises
Awesome movie. Partly based on truth and some Hollywood drama. If you can find the 2-disc version, it is a classic!
Submitted by sammy5150 (Winnipeg, MB., canada)
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4 stars Get this before the Illuminati takes them all!!!
This DVD is a must have if you are at all interested in the following: Alan Moore's graphic novel "FROM HELL"; conspiracy theories; or the secret society of the Freemasons as grand puppet masters. The movie itself is a bit slow at times but is extremely faithful to the graphic novel it was based on. However what really sells this DVD is the 2nd disc. The amount of bonus material to movie ratio is amazing. And dare I say the "Ripper" theories and extensive historical research/info is better than the movie itself. I actually enjoyed the movie more after I had watched the bonus material and viewed it a second time. These 2 disc sets are hard to come buy so get one if you can. Nobody locally had it or could order it, VIDEO Universe was the only place I could find it and order it without selling my first born, and know I had the correct version coming to me.
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4 stars good jack the ripper story
I thought this was a well made movie. I liked Johnny Depp's performance as well as Heather Graham's. Lots of bonus material on the dvd that I also enjoyed.
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