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Full Arsenal of Behind-the Scenes Documentaries
Will Smith and Enrique Iglasias Music Videos
Stills Gallery
Interactive Menus
Theatrical Trailer
Scene Access
Language in Dolby Digital 5.1: English
Subtitles: English/Arabic/Romanian/Bulgarian/English for the hearing impaired
Sharpshooting Enhanced Features For Your DVD-ROM PC
Artemus Gordon's Mind-Projection Theatre Reveals A Trainload of Behind-the Scenes Clips
Two Genre Essays
The Steel Assasin Interactive Game
Web Events and Chat Room Access
Original Theatrical Web Site
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A small, positive piece of information,
By A Customer
This review is from: Wild Wild West [1999] [VHS] (VHS Tape)
Wild Wild West despite being a highly slated film by critics it is an action - packed witty and charming movie. Kevin Kliine and Will Smith are hilarious. Kenneth Brangh co-stars as the baddie who has lost both of legs in a freak accident so he builds lots of things to do with legs for himself. I would buy this video, if only I diden't have it on DVD. It kind of is trying to spoof westerns in a way. The acting is good.
20 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The first 'steampunk' film?,
By A Customer
This review is from: Wild Wild West (W/S) [VHS] [1999] (VHS Tape)
Oh dear, oh dear - could it be that, yet again, the closeted community of film critics has missed the point entirely? Fulminous rumblings about historical innaccuracy are magnificently irrelevant when applied to this film, which seems not so much a Western or a straightforward action movie as an earnest attempt to create the first true 'steampunk' film. For those who don't know, or simply don't care, about science fiction (and shame upon you, you staid stay-at-homes), 'steampunk' is a label popularly applied to recent works of fiction that take the essence of 'cyberpunk' (outlandish hi-tech, meganational companies and conspiracies, and hard-as-nails streetwise lead characters) and transplant it into the latter half of the nineteenth century. It's often a joy to see how 'steampunk' writers rise to the challenge of rebuilding (or is that prebuilding?) technology that we take for granted today with the science and resources available a century ago. 'Wild Wild West' satisfies. The trick of using Leonardo daVinci's sketches is an old one, but a particular delight is the scene in which Artemus Gordon makes literal use of the old adage that a dead man's retinas will retain the last image he sees. And if you were expecting the plot to be given to you on a plate, why didn't you buy one of the swathes of dreary romantic comedies or monotonous 'hi-octane' thrillers that pollute the shelves of your local video store? 'Wild Wild West' is for thinkers, dreamers, and above all those who can appreciate a little imagination.
6 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
At least it's different...............,
By A Customer
This review is from: Wild Wild West (widescreen version) [DVD] [1999] (DVD)
It has become fashionable to trash this movie which is a shame because it has a lot to commend itself to the viewer. An amusing script,an unusual blend of familar and unfamilar visaul effects,the watcher is transported back to the old West of Gunslingers only to be reminded of the new West of technogly and innovation. The main characters perform well against each other and appear to enjoy the experience. The DVD is packed full of extras - it won't be the worst purchase you have ever made.
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