Mystic River DVD Movie

Mystic River

List Price	$12.97 (You save $5.08)
Studio	Warner Home Video
Orig Year	2003
DVD Encoding	Region 1
All Time Sales Rank	6476
CD Universe Part number	6728000
Catalog number	27721
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 08, 2004
Rating	R (MPAA)
Rating Reason	language and violence
Running Time	137 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled
Movie Details	Color; Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled

Mystic River Video

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Mystic River Movie Review

Average Rating: (4.8 out of 5 stars) 5 stars

5 stars Mystivc River
Academy Winner for the best movie & best director Clint Eastwood. Excellent Story & acting.
Submitted by khbaqer (Manama, Kingdom Of Bahrain)
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5 stars Love it !!!
Great suspense and acting. I can watch it over and over. Sean Penn is just great !! So is Tim Robbins. If you like intrigue, you will love this one !
Submitted by ghayes1458 (Fallon, NV)
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5 stars One of my favorite films of 2003
Mystic River is about three childhood friends. One is an ex jail mate(Sean Penn) now a family man with three daughters. One is a police officer (Kevin Bacon) and the last one is a man (Tim Robbins) still haunted by a terrible incident that happended long ago. I really liked this movie.Sure,the ending is slightly off,but the script and direction are superb. The acting is exellent. Sean Penn is great in an oscar winning performance and the underated Kevin Bacon is very impressive. Marcia Gay Harden nails a role that could been bland and flat in the hands of another actress and delivers a very strong,subtle performance which might be even better then her oscar winning role in Pollock. However, I thought Tim Robbins was overpraised. He does good,not great work and I think he won the oscar because he "played against type" something that always helps you win an oscar,great performance or not. That said,I highly reccomend this movie.
Submitted by joe (manhattan ny ysa)
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4 stars Chock Full of Amazingness
This movie had: 1 Great Acting 2 Great Story 3 Made me want to keep watching. Its soooo true. I usually can't stand to watch a movie more then 90 mins. I really hate a lot of movies but, this one was just pure excellance. Everyone should see this movie.
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5 stars Great movie
Sean Penn is a great actor. This is a great movie. I recommend it to everyone.
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