Quadrophenia Blu-ray


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Quadrophenia film Product Information

Category	Blu-ray DVDs, Music Video Movies, Pop Music Videos Videos, Rock And Roll, Musical, Recommended, Essential Cinema, British, Gangs

Starring	Sting, Phil Daniels, Ray Winstone, Mark Wingett, Leslie Ash, Garry Cooper, Philip Davis, Toyah Wilcox, Kate Williams
Director	Franc Roddam
Art Director	Simon Holland
Choreographer	Gillian Gregory
Composer	Who
Director of Photography	Brian Tufano
Editor	Mike Taylor
Producer	Roy Baird
Writer	Dave Humphries, Martin Stellman

Quadrophenia review Product Description

Import Blu-Ray/Region All pressing. Set to the music of The Who's seminal rock opera, Quadrophenia is still one of the most definitive films of it's time, vividly capturing the you culture of Britain in the 1960s. Special Features include; Feature Commentary, A Way of Life: Making Quadrophenia, On Location with Franc Roddam + Original Trailer. Universal.2011.

After essentially inventing the rock opera format, The Who followed the cult favorite TOMMY and numerous aborted rock-opera projects with the album QUADROPHENIA. ...See Full Description

Quadrophenia movie Customer Reviews

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Finally on Blu-Ray
After long awaiting, Quadrophenia FINALLY came to blu ray. Picture and sound look great! Well worth the money. Order this classic movie today and you won't be disapointed!
By speedraycer93 (Albion, IN)

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Enlightening
When the bass rips into the "Can You See the Real Me", its too late, you are in for a ride.
By Tedcantu (walled lake, mi)
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Still sharp, but a pity about the soundtrack
Having a brother as a mod, I had to see this in '79. The realism of the violence still shocks, and the documentary style adds to the verasity of the subject.
By stephen.starr1 (Bournemouth, Dorset, England, UK)
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