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Paramount Presents: Elizabethtown (Blu-ray + Digital)

Bruce McGill (Actor), Emily Rutherfurd (Actor), Cameron Crowe (Director) Rated:
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Contributor Ted Manson, Emily Rutherfurd, Alec Baldwin, Paula Deen, Allison Munn, Judy Greer, Paul Schneider, Loudon Wainwright III, Gailard Sartain, Bruce McGill, Kirsten Dunst, Cameron Crowe, Susan Sarandon, Jessica Biel, Orlando Bloom See more
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Elizabethtown

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Drew Baylor (Orlando Bloom) has been fired from his job and dumped by his girlfriend, and just when things couldn’t seem to get worse, he receives word that his father has passed away. After being asked to travel to Elizabethtown, Kentucky to make sure his father’s dying wishes are fulfilled, a life-changing romantic-odyssey awaits, after meeting an optimistic flight attendant named Claire (Kirsten Dunst). ELIZABETHTOWN comes to Blu-ray for the first time in this limited-edition release, restored from a new 4K film transfer, supervised by writer/director Cameron Crowe, and packed with special features.

Special Features:

  • FILMMAKER FOCUS: Cameron Crowe on Elizabethtown
  • Deleted and Extended Scenes + Introduction by Director Cameron Crowe
  • On The Road To Elizabethtown
  • The Music Of Elizabethtown
  • “Meet the Crew” Featurette
  • “Training Wheels” Featurette
  • Photo Gallery by Neal Preston
  • Trailers and TV Spots + More!
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In Cameron Crowe's bittersweet romantic comedy/road movie, Orlando Bloom plays Drew Baylor, an Oregon-based athletic shoe designer down on his luck since losing both his job and girlfriend (Jessica Biel). Heading to Kentucky to make arrangements for his father's funeral, he meets perky flight attendant Claire Colburn (Kirsten Dunst), whose advice leads Drew to an unpredictable cross-country car trip. With Susan Sarandon, Alec Baldwin, Judy Greer, Bruce McGill. 123 min. Widescreen (Enhanced); Soundtrack: English; Subtitles: English; deleted scenes; extended scenes; alternate ending; featurettes; photo gallery; more.

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  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.35 x 6.63 x 5.39 inches; 3.52 ounces
  • Director ‏ : ‎ Cameron Crowe
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Widescreen
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 2 hours and 3 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ February 9, 2021
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Bruce McGill, Emily Rutherfurd, Jessica Biel, Alec Baldwin, Judy Greer
  • Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ English
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Paramount Pictures Home Entertainment
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08NVVW9H6
  • Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Customer Reviews:
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L. Grange
5.0 out of 5 stars Great movie. Arrived quickly and well packed. New condition
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2024
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Well pleased with my purchase. Thano you.
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artNjazz53
5.0 out of 5 stars Had all the good stuff - death, loss, family, community, romance, and total fantasy made believable.
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2023
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I loved that much of this movie focused on Kentucky, family, and unconditional love and acceptance. The lessons are the usual ones; success and money and things are not where the real richness in life lies; it's what's inside someone that counts. Family and relationships are what are important. Along comes this impossible young lady into the life of someone who had it all and thinks it's over. She is bigger than life, wise in the ways of people. Though this could never happen in real life, somehow the film weaves its spell anyway, and we are invested in the characters, the stories, the complexity, and this girl who is more angel than human. NOT one for romantic films, I found myself in love with the characters and the love itself that permeates the small community where everyone knows everyone and likes something about everyone anyway. The road trip part with The Map is so creative, even if purely fantasy (who would have the time to do something like that in mere days?) It's where the magic lies. Touching, sweet, deep, at times funny and sad... all the right stuff.
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Steve Benedict
5.0 out of 5 stars A well put together film with terrific acting
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2021
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This is just a well done film.

It also has lots of life lessons for those with eyes to see--some of them presented fleetingly, and others clearer.

Just one was a reminder that in the same way that women can be sex objects (beauty) to men, men can be success objects to women: both beauty and success are valid considerations, the problem is when they become central...as the main character learned when he lost his job.

The major suspension of disbelief is one that most viewers probably would not notice. When you are about 30, and your relationships have been shallow or problematic? But you now really need a strong, deep, genuine relationship? Which presumably will lead to marriage and children?

Well, that terrific, outgoing woman probably is not going to be there for you: she is probably already married with children. (And if she also has had lots of meaningless sex--per her own admission--and the two of you have separately been collecting STD's, children just might not be in your future.)

Two people who have never married, or are divorced? USUALLY there is a reason. Oh, it could happen. Indeed it has happened lots of times. But the odds are against it.

Still, all movies require a suspension of disbelief, and this is one of the better of them.
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AmaZ
4.0 out of 5 stars Feel Good Flick
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2023
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Elizebethtown, a place to visit. Everyone did a great job in this film: Noted in no particular order. Kudos for good character development: Cameron Crow, Alex Baldwin, Orlando Bloom, Kristen Dunset, Susan Sarandon. In contrast, the script got a bad rap.

Oh ~ This script, not realistic, often not making sense. But, isn't life like that? Our life scripts are messy. No one to edit, cut, splice and rework our awkward language and stupid moves. No one to catch us, the way we want to be caught, when stuff happens, leaving us hanging on to whatever, just to ask, what's the point?

Who cares if realistically one can't put together a scrapbook in record time? Rarely do people look so good with so little sleep. Bravo to the make up artists. Coincidentally, Clari seems to be off work, showing up at the darnedest times. The composite wacky family, well, anyone can relate to that part. Fill in the blanks. The list is endless. And, the screaming kid, isn't everyone screaming for attention one way or another? But, it doesn't matter. What matters, is we keep watching.

Just beneath the surface of this flick are dozens of metaphors urging us to look in our own back yard first. This story has a beginning, middle and an end. It's all about relationships emphasizing we are not in charge of anyone except ourselves on a good day. And, one cannot predict or control others or the outcome. And, while we get that message, we all seem to need it repeated in art, taught again and again and again. Bet, watching this movie a second time, will reveal a whole new dimension. Often, the easy flicks have the best messages.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Fun
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2023
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5.0 out of 5 stars Part Flight Attendant Part Seer, Loquacious and Irresistible Claire Maps Out an Alternate Plan for Suicidal Drew
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2018
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I forgot how much I love this film. Drew (Orlando Bloom) is a shoe designer whose 8-years-in-the-making magnum opus bombs, costing his company a billion dollars in losses. News of his monumental failure will soon go to press. He’s about to do himself in, using some considerable creativity again, which will also bomb. In the middle of that awful endeavor, he receives a call that his dad died, and he’s in charge of the arrangements. The sole passenger on a red-eye flight to Kentucky, Drew meets up with Claire (Kirsten Dunst), curiously, the sole flight attendant. Impossibly talkative and initially wildly intrusive, Claire will more subtly begin to wend her way into this sad guy’s heart. This is not a pedestrian guy-meets-girl romcom. It’s partially serious, wickedly funny, and smart, with some original and universal wisdom. The writing and directing by Cameron Crowe are impressive. The piece is beautifully paced, with no wasted or gratuitous bits. The 2 leads are excellent, as is the rest of the supporting cast. Bloom additionally has that gift of effortlessly conveying much of the narrative through facial and body language. All filmmaking elements shine, including John Toll’s cinematography, David Moriitz’s editing and Nancy Wilson’s musical score. Witty and uplifting, it’s a film that invites more than one viewing. A favorite.
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Rob Powers
5.0 out of 5 stars Hokey But Uplifting
Reviewed in Canada on September 19, 2023
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A family surviving a bad set of circumstances with humour and pathos. Often quite funny. Did poorly at the box office but it's one of my guilty pleasures.
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dix-neuf
5.0 out of 5 stars Good film overall
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on June 14, 2015
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Great family sort of film. Initially his life is ruined due to a massive business failure, not clear how you lose a billion dollars on shoes but he managed it and he was going to end it all. The film is his journey to the family home town in rural USA to arrange his fathers funeral. The family and community change his perspective and then he goes on a pre arranged journey around various key places in the USA and eventually with a happy ending. It is an American film after all so it has to have a happy ending. Some humour and a generally happy film although he is unsure how to deal with the myth he is a successful businessmen when it is about to break in the national media that he is ruined.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Elizabethtown
Reviewed in Germany on February 19, 2013
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Der junge Industriedesigner Drew Baylor entwirft über Jahre hinweg ein visionäres Modell neuer Sportschuhe. Kurz nach der Markteinführung ist jedoch eine Rückrufaktion notwendig, was Drews Arbeitgeber großen Verlust einbringt. Natürlich verliert Drew seinen Job, seine Freundin verlässt ihn, in einem großen Wirtschaftsmagazin soll sogar ein Artikel über seine Schuld an dem Fiasko veröffentlicht werden. Drew plant daraufhin seinen Selbstmord. Kurz vor der Durchführung seines Plans ruft seine Schwester an: Sein Vater Mitch ist in seiner Heimatstadt Elizabethtown in Kentucky gestorben. Auf Wunsch seiner Mutter soll er hinfliegen, um für die Überführung des Leichnams zu ihr nach Oregon und die Bestattung zu sorgen.

Im Flugzeug lernt Drew die etwas aufgekratzt wirkende Flugbegleiterin Claire Colburn kennen. Sie verfasst zum Abschied unaufgefordert eine Anfahrtsskizze nach Elizabethtown und gibt ihm den dringenden Rat, seine Abfahrt nicht zu verpassen – er verpasst sie prompt.

In Elizabethtown gilt Drews Vater, ein Absolvent der United States Military Academy, als Held, jeder kannte ihn und bedauert seinen Tod. Die Familie und Bekannte des Vaters drängen auf ein Begräbnis in Elizabethtown. Drew hält jedoch am Plan seiner Mutter fest, den Leichnam einäschern und überführen zu lassen. Keine leichte Aufgabe, denn seine Mutter und deren Familie sind in Elizabethtown vor allem seit ihrem Wegzug nach Oregon eher schlecht angesehen. Drew stellt außerdem bedauernd fest, wie wenig er eigentlich über seinen Vater wusste.

Abends im einsamen Hotelzimmer versucht Drew vergeblich, seine Schwester oder seine Ex-Freundin zu erreichen. Frustriert ruft er spontan Claire an, ihre Nummer stand auch auf der Skizze. Die beiden beginnen ein langes Gespräch. Sie finden Gefallen aneinander. Claire regt an, er könne, statt ein Flugzeug zu nehmen, mit dem Auto über Land nach Hause fahren, allein und mit guter Musik. Beim Morgengrauen verabreden sich Drew und Claire noch, gemeinsam den Aufgang der Sonne zu betrachten. Sie treffen sich bei einem Fluss, sind aber vom Sonnenaufgang enttäuscht und fahren getrennt zurück in die Stadt.

Indes probiert Drews Mutter vieles aus, was sie schon immer machen wollte. Sie lernt steppen und repariert Autos, sie möchte wieder lachen lernen und sich mit guter Ernährung beschäftigen. Für die Trauerfeier, die jetzt doch in Elizabethtown stattfinden soll, kündigt sie ihr Kommen an.

Claire müsste zwar arbeiten, tauscht aber mit einer Kollegin, um Drew bei den Vorbereitungen der Trauerfeier zu helfen. Sie kaufen eine Urne. Er beginnt mit ihr zu flirten, doch sie zeigt sich uninteressiert. Sie erklärt, dass ihr fast permanent abwesender Freund Ben kommen werde und sie kein Interesse an Drew habe. Die beiden kommen sich zwar etwas näher, wollen aber lieber nur Freunde bleiben.

Die Planung der Feier läuft nun auf vollen Touren. Drew lernt jetzt auch seine Familie besser kennen und schätzen. Den Leichnam seines Vaters lässt Drew einäschern. Nachdem Drew die Urne abgeholt hat, trifft er im Hotel wieder auf Claire, die ihm erzählt, dass ihr Freund nicht erschienen sei. Drew macht Claire jetzt eine Liebeserklärung, diesmal öffnen sich beide füreinander und verbringen die Nacht miteinander. Drew eröffnet ihr seine katastrophale berufliche Situation, sie erzählt ebenfalls sehr offen von ihrem Leben. Eine Beziehung miteinander eingehen wollen beide aber nicht, da sie sich nicht bereit für eine neue Bindung fühlen.

Bei der aufwendig gestalteten Trauerfeier tags darauf halten viele Verwandte und Freunde eine Abschiedsrede für den Verstorbenen. Drews Mutter führt einen anrührenden Stepptanz auf, der ihr die Sympathie der Familie einbringt. Während des Auftritts einer Band kommt es dann zu einem Zimmerbrand, die Trauerfeier endet im Chaos. Als alle Gäste den Saal verlassen, fängt Claire Drew am Ausgang ab und überreicht ihm eine auf zwei Tage ausgelegte Reiseroute und selbstgebrannte Musik-CDs mit Begleitkommentaren von ihr. Drew soll eine musikalische Reise in mehreren Etappen machen und sich auf diese Weise mit der Vergangenheit, seinem beruflichen Versagen und dem Tod seines Vaters auseinandersetzen.

Zusammen mit der Asche seines Vaters macht sich Drew auf den Weg. Auf der Fahrt verarbeitet er tatsächlich viele Dinge aus der Vergangenheit. Wie von Claire vorgesehen, macht er an verschiedenen Stationen Halt, er schaut sich Sehenswürdigkeiten an und verstreut nach und nach die Asche seines Vaters. Am Ende der Reise landet er auf einem Bauernmarkt, wo Claire ihn schon erwartet. Sie fallen sich in die Arme und küssen sich.
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Laughingsteps
5.0 out of 5 stars Pure Brilliance
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 12, 2006
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This film will make you sit back and think about life for the better, brilliant from start to finish. Orlando Bloom plays Drew Baylor who has lost his job, girlfriend and things can't get worse. He is about to end it all when he finds out his father has died and his family are relying on him to go his father's hometown, Elizabethtown to make the necessary arrangements. On the way he meets Claire (Kirsten Dunst)who projects a positive energy into Drew's life and things will never be the same. Kirsten Dunst lights up the screen and gives a excellent performance. Also there is a good supporting performance form Susan Sarandon. I recommend this film to anyone, watch it!
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BRIAN PERRAS
4.0 out of 5 stars So easy to relate to.
Reviewed in Canada on March 19, 2022
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