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When mysterious spacecrafts touch down across the globe, an elite team - lead by expert linguist Louise Banks (Amy Adams) - is brought together to investigate. As mankind teeters on the verge of global war, Banks and the team race against time for answers - and to find them, she will take a chance that could threaten her life, and quite possibly humanity.4K Ultra Blu-Ray edition Review: Not a sci-fi movie, but a film about losing those you love. - I find all the reviews giving this movie 2 and 3 stars hilarious. They talk about Star Trek and other sci-fi films, generally in order to express their outrage at the movie. Guys, grow up. You are absolutely missing the point. Just as the Rocky movies would have the "children", as I did when I was a child, believing that it was all about Boxing and beating the big bad, Arrival is set up around the premise that we are being visited by Aliens and that's what the movie is about. And, yes, there is lots of Aliens, just as there was lots of Boxing in Rocky. However, both are actually romantic movies. Rocky is all about overcoming your demons and the little guy beating the odds. Arrival is more about the beauty and tragedy that life can bring you and whether or not you'd still venture down the same roads in life if you knew the outcome. Its about being a parent. About loving your children and the pain of losing them. It hit me like a sledgehammer, being a new parent. It might be the most moving film I've ever seen. And the instrumental behind it is simply beautiful. Review: Dull and pretentious - Just finished watching Arrival. Nice to see Jeremy Renner in a film where he isn't shooting someone or blowing things up. The flipping back and forth in time with the family stuff got a bit tedious, as did the navel-gazing, and the soundtrack was too much, and oppressive. There's a Star Trek: Next Generation episode (Season 5, Episode 2: 'Darmok') that does something similar with language and understanding, but in only 40 minutes. Arrival could have been shorter, and would have been better for it, and I would have liked more dialogue, ideally audible, by way of exposition. And it was very dark. Even daylight scenes were flat and dully-lit. Sorry folks, not a patch on Close Encounters (my second favourite film), or The Day the Earth Stood Still, not to mention 2001: a Space Odyssey. Not a film I'll be returning to. Villeneuve aspiring to be Tarkovsky by making a really boring film.









| ASIN | B01LTHYE0O |
| Actors | Abigail Pniowsky, Forest Whitaker, Jadyn Malone, Julia Scarlett Dan, Mark O'Brien |
| Aspect Ratio | Unknown |
| Country of origin | USA |
| Customer reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (4,067) |
| Director | Denis Villeneuve |
| Dubbed: | French, Spanish |
| Is discontinued by manufacturer | No |
| Item model number | B01LTHYE0O |
| Language | English (DTS-HD High Res Audio), French (Dolby Digital 5.1), Spanish (Dolby Digital 5.1) |
| Media Format | Blu-ray |
| Number of discs | 2 |
| Product Dimensions | 1.78 x 19.05 x 13.72 cm; 81.93 g |
| Release date | 14 Feb. 2017 |
| Run time | 1 hour and 56 minutes |
| Studio | Paramount |
| Subtitles: | English, French, Spanish |
W**D
Not a sci-fi movie, but a film about losing those you love.
I find all the reviews giving this movie 2 and 3 stars hilarious. They talk about Star Trek and other sci-fi films, generally in order to express their outrage at the movie. Guys, grow up. You are absolutely missing the point. Just as the Rocky movies would have the "children", as I did when I was a child, believing that it was all about Boxing and beating the big bad, Arrival is set up around the premise that we are being visited by Aliens and that's what the movie is about. And, yes, there is lots of Aliens, just as there was lots of Boxing in Rocky. However, both are actually romantic movies. Rocky is all about overcoming your demons and the little guy beating the odds. Arrival is more about the beauty and tragedy that life can bring you and whether or not you'd still venture down the same roads in life if you knew the outcome. Its about being a parent. About loving your children and the pain of losing them. It hit me like a sledgehammer, being a new parent. It might be the most moving film I've ever seen. And the instrumental behind it is simply beautiful.
A**G
Dull and pretentious
Just finished watching Arrival. Nice to see Jeremy Renner in a film where he isn't shooting someone or blowing things up. The flipping back and forth in time with the family stuff got a bit tedious, as did the navel-gazing, and the soundtrack was too much, and oppressive. There's a Star Trek: Next Generation episode (Season 5, Episode 2: 'Darmok') that does something similar with language and understanding, but in only 40 minutes. Arrival could have been shorter, and would have been better for it, and I would have liked more dialogue, ideally audible, by way of exposition. And it was very dark. Even daylight scenes were flat and dully-lit. Sorry folks, not a patch on Close Encounters (my second favourite film), or The Day the Earth Stood Still, not to mention 2001: a Space Odyssey. Not a film I'll be returning to. Villeneuve aspiring to be Tarkovsky by making a really boring film.
E**S
Not a patch on Close Encounters
I didn't like it - much too dark, gloomy photography, come to think of it, it was as similarly mystifying and ultimately then as pretentious as Interstellar and I didn't like that either. What's it trying to say - don't really know - other than we should be more transparent to avoid misunderstanding what's important. Although in the film this was only achieved through some sort of psychic link with the future? Yeah right! I don't think any benign extra-terrestrial presence would reveal itself like this, and nearly start WW3. Contrived!
リ**マ
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M**N
There are some films that transcend their genre. "Shane" was one of those films: A western, it was a film that was more about relationships than gunfights. "The Bridge on the River Kwai" was also one of those films. Not just a war movie, it dealt with themes such as duty, honor, and betrayal. "Arrival" is a science fiction movie but it, too, transcends its genre. It is a film that deals with the philosophical ramifications of the way in which we perceive time but it also makes powerful statements about fear-based decision making, the inertia of government bureaucracies, and the very human tendency to mistrust "others" that do not look, sound, or act as we do. The premise of the movie is straightforward: Aliens arrive on Earth at various locations around the globe. Governments around the world immediately want to know why they are here and what they want. Among those chosen by the U.S. government to get answers to those questions are a language expert played - wonderfully - by Amy Adams and a theoretical physicist played by Jeremy Renner. Forest Whittaker plays the Army officer nominally in charge of the effort to discover the aliens' purpose. All three actors deliver stellar performances, though in my opinion Adams outshines everyone else in the film. She is vulnerable, sometimes frightened, often courageous, and - ultimately - comes to personify the absolute best traits of human beings. Despite excellent performances and marvelous writing, I fear this is not a film that will appeal to many sci-fi fans. There are no epic space battles ala "Star Wars" or "Star Trek," and that will lead many sci-fans to discount it. The special effects are well done but they are not as important to the story as are what the characters say and do. As a result, some science fiction fans, who have been fed a steady diet of mind-boggling CGI over the years, will likely be disappointed. That's too bad, in my opinion, because the great science fiction of the past was about characters, not rocket ships and bug-eyed monsters (although there were plenty of those, I must admit.) If you read some of the science fiction from what we now call "The Golden Age" you'll see that. Isaac Asimov's "Foundation Trilogy" told the story, for example, of humanity's efforts to establish a stable society during a dark period in its future. There were space ships, of course, and a few battle scenes but it is primarily a story about people trying mightily to build a better life from the ashes of a failed government. The other giants of early science fiction - Ray Bradbury, Poul Anderson, Phillip K. Dick, and so many others - wrote movingly about the human condition as well. Their stories just happened to take place at other times and, often, on other planets. Technically speaking, "Arrival" is very close to being a perfect movie. The writing is excellent, the characters believable, and the direction is seamless. The cinematography is extremely well done, conveying the mood of the film almost as a supporting actor would. The aliens are truly other-worldly and their complicated language is well thought out. Taken all together, "Arrival" is a wonderful movie that is, in my opinion, destined to go down as a film classic.
T**R
Conforme, très bien !
A**O
Además de ser una excelente película de ciencia ficción, el producto llegó un día antes de lo esperado y en buenas condiciones. Lo único malo, (y la verdad no es algo tan malo para mi), es que la versión digital sólo es compatible con las tiendas canadiense y estadounidense de iTunes, por lo que, si no tienen cuenta en alguna de esas dos tiendas, no podrán descargarla. El otro lugar en donde también está disponible una versión digital de la película no lo conozco ni sé cómo funciona, tal vez ahí si se podría descargar en nuestro país, México. Lejano a eso, repito, me encantó la película, el excelente precio y que llegara rápido.
J**N
Depois de 28 dias chegou. É um bom filme mesmo sem portugues no blu ray e não consegui testar o dvd por causa da trava de região e não funcionar em leitor brasileiro mas sendo um steelbook por esse valor valeu a pena.
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