Patton Blu-Ray Movie

Patton

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Studio	20th Century Fox
Orig Year	1970
All Time Sales Rank	35852
CD Universe Part number	7640369
Catalog number	2251978
Discs	2
Release Date	Jun 03, 2008
Rating	PG (MPAA)
Running Time	170 Minutes
Additional Info	Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled; DTS Sound
Movie Details	Color; Widescreen; Dubbed; Subtitled; DTS Sound; 2-Disc Set

Patton Movie Review

5 stars Patton
The best war movie i have ever seen. George C. Scott makes an incredible performance. Truly an awesome film!
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5 stars Required viewing
Even after the passage of time, this movie should not be missed by younger viewers as a reaffirmation of what the defence of democracy is all about. The charactisation of Patton by George C Scott is masterful as are all the other players. Patton's grasp of reality in knowing what had to be done, unpopular as it was at the time, did much to bring a lengthy, tragic war to an end. The movie is well deserving of its long list of awards.
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5 stars One of the Best WWII Movies ever
George C. Scott should have accepted his Oscar for best performance by an actor. The guy 'was' Patton. This is one of my all time favorite movies.
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5 stars Great extras
When this originally, came out, Rex Reed said it was the war movie for people who hate war movies. Some say it glorifies war, but they're idiots who don't know how to read between the lines, as the saying goes. Scott didn't do this because he approved of GSP's behavior; rather, he did it because of the quality of the script. I say this as a former Infantry sergeant, by the way.
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4 stars Great WW2 Movie
A very good movie. A great depiction of Patton's life and struggle throughout WW2.
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Patton DVD

Blu-ray Disc Features:

2-Disc Set
Keep Case
Widescreen - 2.20
Audio:
5.1 DTS HD Master Audio - English
Dolby Digital 5.0 - English
Mono - French, Spanish
Subtitles - English, Spanish, Cantonese, Mandarin - Optional
Disc 1: PATTON - Theatrical Presentation
Additional Release Material:
Introduction: Francis Ford Coppola - Screenwriter
Audio Commentary: Francis Ford Coppola - Screenwriter
Disc 2: PATTON - Supplemental Material
Additional Release Material:
Behind the Scenes: "The Making Of PATTON"
Trailers: Original Theatrical Trailer
Featurette:

1. "History Through the Lens: 'Patton: A Rebel Revisited'"
2. "Patton's Ghost Corps"
Text/Photo Galleries:
Stills/Photos:

1. Production Still Gallery Accompanied by Jerry Goldsmith's Complete Musical Score
2. Behind the Scenes Gallery Accompanied by Audio Essay on the Historical Patton

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