DVD
REVIEW: PASSENGERS

05/12/09

OVERVIEW:
Sony Pictures Home
Entertainment invites you to take a chilling journey between
this world and the next in the supernatural thriller
PASSENGERS, landing on DVD this May 12, 2009. Anne Hathaway
(Golden Globe® nominee Rachel Getting Married, The Devil
Wears Prada) and Patrick Wilson (Golden Globe® nominee TV’s
“Angels in America”, Lakeview Terrace) lead a stellar cast
in this suspenseful film about a young therapist (Hathaway)
assigned to counsel the surviving passengers of a plane
crash. When the survivors begin disappearing, however, her
only hope for understanding their fate lies with the
mysterious passenger (Wilson) most reluctant to open up to
her. Viewers will be on the edge of their seats as this
elegantly acted and cleverly told thriller reaches a
shocking conclusion. PASSENGERS offers viewers a suspenseful
journey into fear they’ll want to take again and again!
SYNOPSIS: Best
friends Emma (Anne Hathaway) and Liv (Kate Hudson) have
always dreamed of being married at the Plaza Hotel in the
month of June. Planning on wedding their respective
husbands-to-be, everything seems to be going perfectly – the
dates are set, their dresses are beautiful and the maids of
honor – each other – are as joyful as can be. However, when
the pair of friends receives the bad news that their
weddings were planned for the same day, the pre-wedding
bliss is ruined. With neither willing to give up her dream
wedding, Liv and Emma declare themselves to be engaged in
the most heated and dangerous kind of war known to man: The
Passengers.
DVD: Passengers is presented in
a widescreen format with a 2.40:1 aspect ration. The
transfer looks clean. The picture is
complemented with a 5.1 Dolby digital sound in
English and French with Spanish, French and English subtitles.
In terms of special features
PASSENGERS arrives with thrilling bonus features, including
deleted scenes, a making-of-featurette, a featurette
profiling the action sequences, and a revealing audio
commentary with director Rodrigo Garcia and star Patrick
Wilson.
VIDEO:
2.40:1 Anamorphic Widescreen
AUDIO:
English
and
French
5.1 (Dolby Digital).
Subtitles - English Spanish
Franch - Optional
SPECIAL FEATURES:
Deleted Scenes
Commentary with Director Rodrigo Garcia and Actor Patrick
Wilson
The Manifest & Making of Passengers
Analysis of the Plane
Crash
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