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Tim Robbins (Acteur), Morgan Freeman (Acteur), Frank Darabont (Réalisateur) Classé: Tous publics Format : Blu-ray
4,8 sur 5 étoiles 7 365 évaluations
IMDb9.3/10.0
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1 décembre 2008 		—
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13,49 €
8,90 € 6,00 €
Blu-ray
15 novembre 2019 		—
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15,00 €
15,00 € 21,72 €
Blu-ray
6 septembre 2023
Édition The Film Vault Collector Limitée - 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray + goodies
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78,84 €
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28 août 2024
Édition SteelBook The Film Vault Limitée - 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray
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190,00 € —
Genre Drame
Contributeur Frank Darabont, James Whitmore, Morgan Freeman, Tim Robbins, Mark Rolston, William Sadler, Gil Bellows, Bob Gunton, Clancy Brown Voir plus
Langue Chinois, Anglais, Français, Allemand, Castillan, Italien, Polonais, Québécois, Hongrois
Durée d’exécution 2 heures et 22 minutes
Nombre de disques 2
Fabricant Warner Bros. Entertainment France

Description du produit

Boîtier métal SteelBook limité "The Film Vault" avec fourreau transparent
Visuel de Matt Ferguson et Florey de Vice Press
Contient :
- le 4K Ultra HD du film (HDR10)
- le Blu-ray du film

Détails sur le produit

  • Rapport de forme ‏ : ‎ 1.85:1
  • Classé ‏ : ‎ Tous publics
  • Dimensions du colis ‏ : ‎ 17,1 x 13,9 x 1,7 cm; 240 grammes
  • Réalisateur ‏ : ‎ Frank Darabont
  • Durée ‏ : ‎ 2 heures et 22 minutes
  • Date de sortie ‏ : ‎ 28 août 2024
  • Acteurs ‏ : ‎ Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton, William Sadler, Clancy Brown
  • Sous-titres : ‏ : ‎ Castillan, Polonais, Coréen, Suédois, Mandarin, Danois, Cantonais, Néerlandais, Français, Norvégien, Finnois, Tchèque
  • Langue ‏ : ‎ Anglais (DTS-HD 5.1), Chinois (Dolby Digital 5.1), Hongrois (Dolby Digital 2.0), Polonais (Dolby Digital 2.0), Castillan (Dolby Digital 2.0), Français (Dolby Digital 2.0), Italien (Dolby Digital 2.0), Québécois (Dolby Digital 2.0), Allemand (Dolby Digital 2.0)
  • Studio  ‏ : ‎ Warner Bros. Entertainment France
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B0D1RSKJGL
  • Nombre de disques ‏ : ‎ 2
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Les clients sont satisfaits de la qualité du film. Ils le décrivent comme un classique du cinéma, efficace et une des meilleures adaptations cinématographiques des romans de Stephen King. La réalisation est poignante et les acteurs excellents. L'histoire est émouvante, précédée par des épisodes passionnants. Le DVD est en bon état et pas cher.

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I have seen many movies in the past ten years.But The Shawshank Redemption is always my favorite.Too bad I can't buy his Blu-ray collection in China. Thanks to Amazon France, I have fulfilled one of my little wishes here. It's a pity that when I arrived I found that one of the corners of the tin box was knocked, which made this not perfect. But maybe like Shawshank, you have to find beauty in imperfect life
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  • Ghislain H.
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Un super film.
    Avis laissé en France le 20 mars 2025
    Achat vérifié
    Les 2 comédiens sont excellents.
    Le DVD est d’occasion. Mais comme neuf. PARFAIT.
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    5,0 sur 5 étoiles The Shawshank Redemption [Blu-ray] [Import anglais]
    Avis laissé en France le 1 janvier 2017
    THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION [1994 / 2008] [Limited Edition DigiBook] [Blu-ray] [US Release] A Monumental Achievement! Fear Can Hold You Prisoner, Hope Can Set You Free!

    From a novella by best-selling author Stephen King comes this poignant tale of the human spirit. Nominated for Seven Academy Awards, including "Best Picture," internationally acclaimed actors Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman star in this compelling drama of hope, friendship and atonement behind the walls of a maximum security prison in ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.’

    Ellis Boyd 'Red' Redding [Morgan Freeman], serving a life sentence, and Andy Dufresne [Tim Robbins], a mild-mannered banker wrongly convicted of murder, forge an unlikely bond that will span more than 20 years in the Shawshank prison. Together they discover hope as the ultimate means of survival. Under horrifying conditions and the ever-present threat of violence, these two lifers reclaim their souls and find freedom within their hearts in ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.’

    Cast: Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, Bob Gunton, William Sadler, Clancy Brown, Gil Bellows, Mark Rolston, James Whitmore, Jeffrey DeMunn, Larry Brandenburg, Neil Giuntoli, Brian Libby, David Proval, Joseph Ragno, Jude Ciccolella, Paul McCrane, Renee Blaine, Scott Mann, John Horton, Gordon Greene, Alfonso Freeman, V.J. Foster, John E. Summers, Frank Medrano, Mack Miles, Alan R. Kessler, Morgan Lund, Cornell Wallace, Gary Lee Davis, Neil Summers, Ned Bellamy, Joe Pecoraro, Harold E. Cope Jr., Brian Delate, Don McManus, Donald Zinn, Dorothy Silver, Robert Haley, Dana Snyder, John D. Craig, Ken Magee, Eugene C. DePasquale, Bill Bolender, Ron Newell, John R. Woodward, Chuck Brauchler, Dion Anderson, Claire Slemmer, James Kisicki, Rohn Thomas, Charlie Kearns, Rob Reider, Brian Brophy, Paul Kennedy, Neil Riddaway (uncredited), Dennis Baker (uncredited), Fred Culbertson (uncredited), Richard Doone (uncredited), Rita Hayworth (archive footage) (uncredited), David Hecht (uncredited), Alonzo F. Jones (uncredited), Gary Jones (uncredited), Sergio Kato (uncredited), Michael Lightsey (uncredited), Chris Page (uncredited), Brad Pyner (uncredited), Brad Spencer (uncredited) and Jodiviah Stepp (uncredited)

    Director: Frank Darabont

    Producers: David V. Lester, Liz Glotzer and Niki Marvin

    Screenplay: Frank Darabont (screenplay) and Stephen King (short story "Rita Hayworth and Shawshank Redemption")

    Composer: Thomas Newman

    Cinematography: Roger Deakins

    Video Resolution: 1080p [Technicolor]

    Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1

    Audio: English: 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround, English: 5.1 Dolby TrueHD Surround, French (Dubbed in Quebec): 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo, Japanese: 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo, Spanish: 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo and English: 2.0 Dolby Digital Stereo

    Subtitles: English, English SDH, French, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Spanish and Portuguêse

    Running Time: 142 minutes

    Region: All Regions

    Number of discs: 1

    Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures / Castle Rock Entertainment

    Andrew’s Blu-ray Review: ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ [1994] was an underwhelming box-office performer when it hit the cinemas when released well over 20 years ago, but then it began to redeem itself, finding an audience on home video and later becoming a fixture on television around the world, and of course over 20 years ago after it was released and flopped, ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ has turned into a money making machine, and now it is Hollywood's great second act that keeps making money.

    The film has taken a near-mystical hold on viewers that shows no sign of abating. Steven Spielberg once told the film's writer-director Frank Darabont that he had made "a chewing-gum movie, if you step on it, it sticks to your shoe," says Frank Darabont, who went on to create ‘The Walking Dead.’ The film's enduring popularity manifests itself in many ways big and small. ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ for years has been rated by users as the best classic film of all time, the first two were the ‘Godfather’ films that are second and third, which hinges around the pivotal business especially when Andy Dufresne escapes in 1966 with $370,000 of the warden's ill-gotten gains and the small Ohio city where it was filmed is now a tourist attraction.

    In the days when videocassettes mattered, ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ was of the top rental of 1995. On television, on cable and on satellite it grew with great popularity and it has consistently been among the most-aired films ever watched. In a shifting Hollywood landscape, film libraries increasingly are the lifeblood of studios. ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ enduring appeal on television has made it more important than ever and a reliable annuity to help smooth the inevitable bumps in a hit-or-miss box-office business. When film studios sell a package of films, many of them are stinkers, but with the phenomenon of ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ acts as a much-needed locomotive to drag the others behind it.

    Stephen King's books have a distinctive voice, warm, sincere, inviting that probably accounts for the appeal of his fiction just as much as his macabre imagination. Yet none of the many films adapted from Stephen King's work have managed to capture his singular, light, immediately recognisable tone of this particular film. There's a painstaking exactness to ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ that is both laudable and exhausting. The 19 years that the film's protagonist spends behind prison walls is a term shared by the audience? It's vivid and passes with the appropriate tedium and sudden bursts of horror that one imagines reflect the true nature of incarceration.

    Until now, that is ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ until it appeared over the horizon as a first feature written and directed by Frank Darabont, finds the perfect cinematic equivalent to Stephen King's style. Based on the none horror novella "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption," this is an engagingly simple, good-hearted film, with just enough darkness around the edges to give contrast and relief to its glowingly benign view of human nature. Like much of Stephen King's work, ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ is about an exceptional individual at odds with society, picked on or persecuted for the gifts that set him apart. In this case, the gift isn't supernatural, like Carrie's telekinetic powers, this is much more about moral and spiritual experiences.

    Andy Dufresne [Tim Robbins] is a gangly young banker when he enters Maine's fortress like Shawshank State Prison in 1946, accused of killing his unfaithful wife and her lover. Though his protestations of innocence don't carry much weight, his shy manner and decency does. Befriended by , ageing gangster Ellis Boyd 'Red' Redding [Morgan Freeman], a veteran con who is the prison fixer, he soon draws a circle of other boyishly likeable prisoners around him, including William Sadler as a sweet-tempered thug and James Whitmore as a cuddly old man who is the prison librarian. This is a story of saintly endurance and perseverance. Though Andy Dufresne is abused by a prison bully who rapes him, a brutal guard who beats him and a crafty warden who uses Andy Dufresne's banking skills to launder the vast amounts of cash he is siphoning off the system, Andy Dufresne's patience, tolerance and selfless concern for his fellow man, we get to see him through his troubled period in his life.

    But the poster girl on his cell wall turns from Rita Hayworth to Marilyn Monroe to Raquel Welch, before providence rewards him with an opportunity to get some of his own back, especially on the prison system and especially the cruel warden. Those poster girls remain pretty much the only female presence in this snug, all-male environment, where the warm camaraderie suggests less a prison than a boys' club on an epic scale. So sweetly juvenile is the film's perspective that it comes as a shock to realise, in the final act, that Stephen King's story is at heart an elaborate revenge fantasy.

    While it’s unquestionably Andy Dufresne’s story, the chronicle is related in voiceover by Ellis Boyd 'Red' Redding [Morgan Freeman], a lifer whose set himself up as someone who can get “things” from the outside. Ellis Boyd 'Red' Redding marvels at the new man’s tenacity, knowing intrinsically that Andy Dufresne is different and that he likes him, quirks and all. While the film pays close attention to such requisite matters as the sexual assault on Andy Dufresne, the prison staff brutality and the human capacity to survive, it has something quite different on its mind. It’s consumed by circumstance and life’s little ironies, which occur even in prison.

    The turning point for Andy Dufresne and his cronies is a bit of conversation captured during a work detail. A guard bemoans the fact that Uncle Sam will take a healthy bite of a recently deceased relative’s legacy. The ex-banker plucks up his courage and tells him how to keep the windfall. For a moment it’s like Androcles pulling the thorn from the lion’s paw. Soon Andy Dufresne is put to work in all manner of financial activity and Warden Norton’s [Bob Gunton] crown jewel and the source of both an enhanced public image for the man and a quietly acquired personal fortune. It’s not lost on the convicted murderer that he had to enter prison to learn dishonesty.

    Gaining a more comfortable life behind bars proves a double-edged sword. The warden cannot afford to have Andy Dufresne paroled. The man knows too much, and he is too valuable an asset. So, when the prospect of the truth rears its head, extreme measures come into play. Ultimately, ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ is about the dominance of real justice. That element of the narrative keeps the film from descending into abject resignation. Writer/Director Frank Darabont adapts his source material with sly acuity, meaning: sharpness or keenness of thought, vision, or hearing. It’s a fiendishly clever construct in which seemingly oblique words or incidents prove to have fierce resonance. Frank Darabont errs only when he digresses too long on a supporting character or embellishes a secondary story.

    William Sadler (as a fellow prisoner), Clancy Brown (as a sadistic guard), and Bob Gunton (as the corrupt warden) all give fine supporting performances. Newcomer Gil Bellows, in a small but crucial role that was originally intended for Brad Pitt, brings the poise of his portrayal of Tommy Williams, as Andy Dufresne's protégé. Ultimately, the standout actor is the venerable James Whitmore, doing his finest work in years, as Brooks Hatlen, and is a brilliantly realised character, and the scenes with him attempting to cope with life outside of the Shawshank Prison represent one of the film's most moving and effective sequences ever portrayed in a film of this calibre.

    ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ film release marked a turning point in the astronomical and successful and prolific career of horror novelist Stephen King. ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ garnered Seven Oscar® nominations, including Best Picture, and arguably the finest reviews of any film released in 1994, the film was a moving human drama based on source material from the unlikely writer responsible for scaring the living daylights out of legions of readers and moviegoers who dared venture into the ominous reals of the films ‘IT;’ ‘The Shining’ and ‘The Stand.’

    ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ film showed the world a side of Stephen King that hadn’t been glimpsed since the film ‘Stand By Me’ in 1986, which showed the fascinating side of the human monster, rather than the supernatural one, and one that was capable of weaving a uniquely American tale of hope, friendship and survival, and all eyes were on the screenwriter and director Frank Darabont, in bringing Stephen King’s story so effortlessly to the silver screen. On top of all that Frank Darabont’s screenplay was the talk of the town, prompting $ Million Dollar offers from other filmmakers who hoped to direct his screenplay. But frank Darabont knew this was his chance to make something great, so he stuck to his guns, insisting he would direct the film himself, and enlisted the help of producer Niki Marvin, whom he had worked with seven years earlier; and as they say history was made, as the film shows you what grit and determination can produce, as well as going down in the annals of history filmmaking, to produce something that shows us a film that shows the human spirit can rise above adversity and can bring joy to all who view the film, that has had a profound effect on people on so many levels in showing that one can overcome life’s hardship eventually and make you feel peace with the world.

    Blu-ray Video Quality – Warner Bros. Pictures brings us this exceptional ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ in a glorious 1080p encoded image, which is a massive upgrade compared to the inferior DVD release in 2004. Here we get to view a very clean image, with hardly a speckle or blemish to be found, and the slight film grain gives it a very realistic and extra rich texture. Colours vary as the film's palette comes in two types of shades, especially with a dourer, bluish cast for the early prologue scenes and some exteriors, and a warmer, more orange feel for the majority of the rest of the picture. Hues are always very clean and stable, and aside from some intentionally desaturated moments, and flesh tones are very accurate and precise. Detail ranges from very good to exceptional, especially with the on close shots, and definitely a generally strong sense of depth throughout. There is a slight bit of softness here or there, but it's appropriate to the intended classic look of the film. Black levels are pitched perfect, and contrast is also very well balanced and the encode image is rock solid and I spotted no artefacts with this transfer and is of the highest expectations.

    Blu-ray Audio Quality – Warner Bros. Pictures has given us the first-ever 5.1 Dolby TrueHD Surround mix, which at times is a very warm and inviting soundtrack, though rather light on envelopment and immersion. The Surround mix is used very sparingly, and failed to hear much in the way of dynamic discrete effects, which supports the sombre nature of the film well but offers little in the way of a strong rear presence and the atmosphere effects is slightly subdued. I must say thought that the audio track excels in terms of dynamics and richness, with a very pleasing and warm feel to the frequency spectrum. The brilliant composer Thomas Newman's classic film music score is truly wonderful and stunning and really benefits from the expansive mid-range and strong, but not at all overpowering especially the low bass music. Dialogue is the real star of the film here, and always sounds very natural and well placed with the centre speaker. ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ is no audio tour de force, but the audio sounds are terrific and really good for what it needs to be with a film of this calibre.

    Blu-ray Special Features and Extras:

    Audio Commentary by Director and Screenwriter Frank Darabont: Hear we to hear from Frank Darabont and offers some great thoughts on his modern classic film: As the film starts Frank Darabont welcomes us to the film ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION,’ and his audio commentary, but unfortunately it is for the DVD and shame on either Warner Bros. Pictures or Castle Rock Entertainment should of not been lazy and re-done the recording for the Blu-ray disc, which I find very unprofessional attitude. Frank informs us that this is his very first audio commentary and hopes we will be very gentle towards his forth coming comments. Frank also informs us that the film was shot in the summer of 1993 and released in the cinema in 1994 and that this audio commentary was recorded in march 2004 and is a look back at approximately ten years that has passed for this director, and is also a nice retrospective for frank, and in an interesting look at the film he directed over ten years previous. When you see Tim Robbins sitting in the car and retrieving the gun out of the compartment, well frank informs us that the hands you see is actually his hands, and the close-ups was an insert shot he filmed later on in a certain room at the film studio. Frank goes into great detail why the Title of the film is different from the Title of the Stephen King’s novella, which was to my mind quite logical. When you see Morgan Freeman in the Parole Board room for the first time, you see them stamp “REJECTED,” well the two photos you see are of Morgan Freeman’s son Alfonso Freeman. When you see some of the Prison Guards, some of them we find out were real Prison Guards and were keen to be extras, and frank was very impressed with them, and especially giving them some lines to speak in the film. When you see Tim Robbins walking when it is snowing, well Frank informs us that this was actually potato flakes. Frank talks about how he goes about typing out his screenplays on his computer for any film he is about to direct, well he sometimes gets very intense and would sometimes work three days in a row without a break and helped along with plenty of coffee to keep him awake, whereas Frank says other people who do screenplays will have several breaks and go and play tennis, well this is not how Frank like to do his work ethics, and that is why it only took eight weeks to finish the screenplay and script for his film ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION,’ and this is also how he did the screenplay and script for his film ‘The Green Mile.’ When Tim Robbins puts up his second poster of Marilyn Monroe, Frank talks about the brilliant prison Production Designer by Terence Marsh from London in England, who has also worked on such films as ‘The Green Mile;’ ‘Clear and Present Danger;’ ‘The Hunt for Red October;’ ‘Spaceballs;’ ‘A Bridge Too Far;’ ‘Oliver!’ and ‘Lawrence of Arabia’ to name but a few and feels Terry, as he is liked to be called, was a truly amazing person for Frank and his personal input towards his film and was very honoured to have him working on Frank’s film. When you get to Chapter 24 at around 1 hour and 24 minutes, you see the prison bus arrive again, well Frank informs us that he thought he would have some fun, because there is a cameo appearance of Dennis Baker, who was the former Warden at the Ohio State Reformatory, and is in the scene with prison bus that is bringing Tommy Williams [Gil Bellows] to the Shawshank Prison, and is the man sitting behind Tommy Williams is the Dennis Baker, who wanted to play the part of a convicted prisoner and is the only black guy you see on the bus. Frank also informs us another fun scene in the film, where the guards and the Warder find Tim Robbins gone from his cell, and points out the photo poster of Einstein with his tongue sticking out, that is up on the wall behind them, and feels this is a sort in-joke at the expense of the bumbling prison guards. When you see Morgan Freeman enter the Parole Board for the last time, Frank points out that there is a woman on the panel and is supposed to indict the passage of time and Frank feels that this was Morgan Freeman’s speech was the finest moment in the film, because of the way Morgan Freeman delivered his speech and of course gets his freedom and you eventually see him finally arrive at the famous tree that has the hidden item that Tim Robbins told him about. Also that wall you see in the film, well that was actually built by the Art Department people and was also given the green light by the farmer of that field and was well compensated for the construction of the hand built wall. When you see near the end of the film when Morgan Freeman is walking on the beach towards Tim Robbins, this is actually Sandy Point National Wildlife Refuge, which is on the Saint Croix, Virgin Islands, United States of America, and is the preserve sanctuary habitat for threatened and endangered species, with particular emphasis on the leatherback sea turtle., and the reason it was filmed there and not in Mexico, is because there was too much paper work involved and especially getting visas to film in that location, where as being at the Sandy Point National Wildlife Refuge was total freedom, especially after filming at the prison for five months. When you see the wording near the end of the film that says “In Memory Of Allen Greene,” well Frank informs us that this was his was literary agent and a very close friend of his, who took a chance with Frank and his career, and had just passed away prior the start of filming ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.’ As the credits rolls up the screen, Frank says that this audio commentary is dedicated to all who was involved with the making of the film and is also dedicated to all the fans of the film around the world. As we finally get to the end of the credits, Frank says, “Thank you for joining us, especially for this wacky commentary, and I hope it was worth your while. Take care and thank you very much.” And thank you Frank Darabont for a very informative and fascinating audio commentary and anyone who ids a big fan of this film should not miss out on Frank Darabont, who is a very engaging person and it was definitely a very enjoyable audio experience and not one to be missed.

    Special Feature: HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL: A Look Back at ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ [2004] [1080i] [1.33:1] [31:00] Zelt Productions in association with Castle Rock Entertainment and Warner Home Video presents a look at the filmmakers and cast reminisce on the making of the film and how it grew in popularity. Hope Springs Eternal is a retrospective documentary, tracing the rocky road from The Shawshank Redemption's inception as a short story by Stephen King, and this very entertaining documentary also takes a look at ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION,’ which opened in cinemas to a box office flop, to quickly become one of the most to one of the most beloved films of recent cinematic history. We get to see the cast and crew, recall their roller-coaster journey through making the film, suffering cruel rejection, and eventually enjoying worldwide adulation and to also seeing flashback to the making of the picture. From here we cover a wide range of topics from the screenplay to the music to the casting, to give a sense of how gradual the path to success was over a long period of time, Tim Robbins tells of people who would approach him on the street, calling out, "Hey, really loved that Shinkshank thing!" Frank Darabont talks about how in the book Morgan Freeman's character is a white Irish guy and he talks about what he first thought when someone recommended the actor for the part. The entire cast talks about what it was like at the script reading when Morgan Freeman put his touches on the vocal work. Tim Robbins shares his thoughts about what it took to reach his character and even Morgan Freeman gets to talk about some of his favourite scenes in the film. On the whole this is a very impressive documentary, but I would say is that it is not long enough. I think it would have been interesting to explore why the film was such a bomb when it was released and how it turned into something beloved by many. With that said, thankfully the majority of the cast members are on hand for the interviews so fans of the film will enjoy it. Contributions include Frank Darabont [Writer/Director], Niki Marvin [Producer], Clancy Brown [Captain Hadley], Tim Robbins [Andy Dufresne], Gill Bellows [Tommy Williams], James Whitmore [Brooks Hatlen], Steven King [Author], Bob Gunton [Warden Norton], Morgan Freeman [Ellis Boyd 'Red' Redding], Terence Marsh [Production Designer], William Sadler [Heywood], David Proval [Snooze], Mark Rolston [Bogs], Thomas Newman [Composer] and Dr. Drew Casper [Hitchcock Professor of American Film at US School of Cinema/Television].

    SHAWSHANK: The Redeeming Feature [2001] [1080i] [1.78:1] [48:17] Mark Kermode hosts the just over 48 minute TV special Shawshank: The Redeeming Feature, which Mark Kermode poses the question: "What the hell is so great about The Shawshank Redemption?" Again Frank Darabont and his cast of players offer their thoughts as well as throwing in a few amusing production stories, the best of which involves the famous escape scene through the sewage tunnel. Apparently the tunnel part was that Tim Robbins refused to immerse himself in the muddy creek at the end of the pipe after a chemist certified the water "lethal." Naturally, in the end, Tim Robbins just shut his mouth and dived straight in. What a guy! We also get discussions about the casting, the bombing at the box office, and eventually the rise in popularity and of course the spiritual side of the film. All of these stories are good but you hear them so many times it's good that the documentary went into a different direction towards the end. We also get to see the prison how a looks today, which is in a really run down state and needs a great deal of restoration. The film was shot in Mansfield, Ohio so host Mark Kermode takes us back to the city and talks with the locals. We get to see some of the footage shot at the town premier of the movie. We also get to talk with a church leader who sees the film as a very religious story including the idea that Andy Dufresne was like Jesus Christ, which I found to be a very creepy comment and made me cringe, still this is the sort of thing you would expect in America. Overall this is a pretty interesting looking documentary, especially hearing the cast and crew comments.

    Special Feature: The Charlie Rose Show with Frank Darabont, Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman [2004] [480i] [1.33:1] [42:21] Charlie Rose hosts a round table discussion about the Award-Winning film ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.’ The Charlie Rose Show is a popular USA chat show, and his guests Frank Darabont, Morgan Freeman, and Tim Robbins appearing to promote the re-release of the 10th Anniversary of film ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.’ It's not the fluffy sofa-based chinwag you might expect, but rather an unusually in-depth discussion and it runs at just under three quarters of an hour and one that affords rare insight into the development process that went into making the film. For example, Frank Darabont bought the rights to Stephen King's novella five years before he actually sat down and wrote the script and did it "in eight weeks flat." You also get to view clips of the film where each person in the interview thought it was the most important part of the film and summed up why the film has turned out to be such a classic film of its time.

    Special Feature: The SharkTank Redemption [2000] [1080i] [1.37:1] [24:46] Quality Filmed Entertainment presents the lives of two guys who feel trapped in a fast-paced Hollywood Talent Agency. This parody stars Morgan Freeman's son Alfonso Freeman as Fred Redding, a lowly assistant in a Hollywood production company who is routinely denied during his promotion "hearings." Fred Redding, an assistant at Hollywood agency CMA comes before the board, seeking a promotion, and is refused. Fred Redding tells us the story of his co-worker, Randy Tulane [Steven Amato], who didn't just do his time at the agency, but used the system for his own purposes and, ultimately to help his friend Fred Redding. But it also features the nasty belligerent character Agent John Rubano, who eventually gets his deserved comeuppance. The SharkTank Redemption is inspired by the classic 1994 film The Shawshank Redemption.

    Special Feature: SHAWSHANK Stills Galleries [2008] [1080p] [1.85:1] [15:58] Here you get to view a great selection of fantastic beautiful Colour and Black-and-White stills from the film ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION,’ and they consist of the following subjects, that are as follows: Tim Robbins; Morgan Freeman; Supporting Cast; Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman; Behind-The-Scenes and SHAWSHANK Storyboards. As usual you can either watch each item separately or Play All. What you also get to hear in the background is the wonderful evocative film music score by Thomas Newman.

    Special Feature: SHAWSHANK Collectibles Galleries [2008] [1080p] [1.85:1] [1:22] Here you get to view The Art of ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION,’ brought to you by the Sideshow Collectibles, which is a specialty manufacturer of movie, film, television and proprietary collectible figures, statues and high end pieces. All the ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION’ Illustrated Artwork was specially commissioned by Director Frank Darabont.

    Theatrical Trailer [1994] [1080p] [1.78:1] [1:59] This is the Original Theatrical Trailer for the film ‘THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION.’ This is an absolutely stunning presentation of this classic film and a great homage to a film that has ended with all the other classic films of the highest calibre.

    BONUS: Beautiful designed and printed Limited Edition DigiBook that has 34 stunning colourful printed pages, that has an introduction by Stephen King, it also has some very interesting facts about Tim Robbins, Morgan Freeman, William Sadler, Bob Gunton, Frank Darabont [Director], a fascinating TRIVIA section about the film and ESSAY: Hope Springs Eternal: The Redemption of Shawshank.

    Finally, this Blu-ray disc is a total winner, with great video presentation, a brilliant solid audio performance and a nice package of brilliant extras. Though it might have been nice if Warner Bros. Pictures and Castle Rock Entertainment had added a few high-definition exclusive extras, despite this, the Blu-ray disc you will be proud to want to add to your collection. Very Highly Recommended!

    Andrew C. Miller – Your Ultimate No.1 Film Aficionado
    Le Cinema Paradiso
    United Kingdom
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  • GERARD VATANT
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Grand film
    Avis laissé en France le 21 février 2025
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    C'est certainement un des plus grands films de tous les temps.
    Sans hésiter.
    Je l'ai vu et revu mais vraiment ça ne prend pas une ride.
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  • Amandine 🐾
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Dvd ok
    Avis laissé en France le 5 mars 2025
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    Ras arrivé le 2 jours après l'avoir commandé. Bien emballé
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  • Metin Kilin
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Un monument avec L'évadé D'alcatraz et La Ligne Verte...
    Avis laissé en France le 8 juillet 2021
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    Un Film magnifique. Une histoire profonde, emplie de richesse sur l'homme. "Les Évadés" est la troisième adaptation d'un roman de Stephen King que je regarde après "Shining" du génie Stanley Kubrick et le mémorable "La ligne vert" réalisé également par Frank Darabont. "Même à Shawshank on n'enferme pas l'espoir", telle est la phrase sur la photo du film... Le mot rédemption permet de mieux appréhender la dimension humaine de ce film sur l'univers carcéral. Tim Robins porte le film sur ses épaules et y tient son meilleure rôle, Morgan Freeman fait preuve d'une sacrée performance plein d'humilité tout en étant profondément attachant. J'ai vraiment une affection particulière pour ce chef d'oeuvre
    Il y a certes la noirceur de l'injustice, des mauvais traitements et de l'enfermement, mais en même temps "ce qui ne peut être atteint" et fonde la dignité humaine.
    Un chef d'oeuvre honteusement boudée par la critique et le public lors de sa sortie en salle.
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  • jorginho
    4,0 sur 5 étoiles Grand Film sur l'espoir...
    Avis laissé en France le 3 juin 2022
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    Rien à redire sur ce classique... une bouffée d'espoir dans un monde très dur. Belle copie, c'est un bond en avant technique par contre la bande son n'a pas été restaurée même en VO. DD 5.1 qui fait le job. Par contre bémol pour ce steelbook aux couleurs affreuses (violet et blanc !!!!) et à la composition digne d'un amateur. Quand aurons-nous droit sur les boitiers métal et en France aux affiches sublimes de Drew Struzan, artiste de génie ?
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  • Client d'Amazon
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Film à voir vraiment
    Avis laissé en France le 17 décembre 2024
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    Le directeur d 'une prison ce sert des détenus pour s 'enrichir , mais souvent il y a un retour de bâton c 'est ce qu 'il va apprendre ces dépens
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  • Sylvie OLIVIER
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Film culte
    Avis laissé en France le 8 janvier 2025
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    A voir absolument
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  • Robert Schaffer
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Spectacular 4K upgrade from the regular Blu-ray for one of the most beloved films ever made!
    Avis laissé aux États-Unis le 22 novembre 2021
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    This 4K Blu-ray of this incredible movie looks phenomenal! Once you've seen it you'll never settle for the regular Blu-ray again!

    "The Shawshank Redemption" stands as perhaps the very best adaptation of a written work ever translated into a motion picture--and an amazingly good movie as well.
    Many years ago, having just finished reading King's "Rita Hayworth and the Shawshank Redemption", I turned on my TV and saw a commercial for the movie version opening the very next day, so I made plans to go and see it.
    Avid readers always hope that a film adaptation of a book they love will do justice to that book, even though 99 times out of 100 we're sorely disappointed to see it utterly ruined by a screenwriter who apparently either doesn't get the book or doesn't like it and decides to change everything.
    Still, we keep hoping every time around for an adaptation by someone who actually loves the book and tries to do right by it--even if we really expect in our hearts for that hope to be utterly dashed.
    To my surprise and joy, I was treated to the truest, most accurate adaptation of a written work I had ever seen brought to the screen--and, being such a voracious reader and an avid movie fan, over the years I've seen more of them than most people can imagine!
    The writer and director of The Shawshank Redemption, Frank Darabont, had achieved an absolute miracle by somehow managing to get over 95% of the book onto the screen, something I'd not only never seen happen before, but had never imagined was even possible!
    I thought the movie was truly magnificent, one of the finest movies I'd ever seen in my life, but I wondered if anyone else in the theater was as impressed by it as I was.
    When the film ended and the theater audience actually stood up and gave the movie a standing ovation, many whistling and cheering (something I'd never seen happen in a movie theater before), I knew I wasn't the only one blown away by how incredibly good this movie was.
    Over the next couple of weeks, though, I was saddened to see how poorly it performed at the box office, and soon enough it had disappeared from theaters altogether.
    If you are a film lover, to see a movie so incredibly good vanish into oblivion breaks one's heart.
    But then, it was released on home video, and without any push from the studio, it unexpectedly and miraculously began to grow in popularity through word of mouth alone. People who watched it loved it so much that they told all their friends about what a great movie it was--and those friends rented it and told all of their friends about it too. As a result "The Shawshank Redemption", initially a compete box office disaster, continued to grow and grow in popularity over the following months to eventually become the very successful number one home video title of the year--and it continued to grow in popularity beyond that point, eventually becoming one of the most beloved films of all time.
    When a national survey was performed and people were asked to name their one single all time favorite film, it amazed the film community by unexpectedly coming in second place out of all of the motion pictures ever made, bested only by the number one selection "The Godfather".
    This is a movie that has cast it's spell over millions--with one of the most satisfying and downright best endings ever to grace the silver screen.
    There were only two changes made from the novel, the character of Red was changed from a red haired Irishman to Morgan Freeman. Since Red's being Irish was only just basic character background information and really had no impact on the story whatsoever, changing this so that the perfect actor for the part could play him was of no consequence to the story and strengthened the film enormously.
    The other change involved the disposition of one character and the change only made the impact of one of the best endings in movie history that much stronger.
    Everything about the movie, from the excellent cinematography to the superlative casting, the pitch perfect pacing, and even the emotionally evocative musical score by Thomas Newman created the identical feel and atmosphere of reading the book itself.
    This movie was clearly a labor of love by a filmmaker who worked his tail off to translate a book he adored as faithfully as possible into a movie--and he did a truly magnificent job, succeeding at it more beautifully than I could have imagined in my wildest dreams.
    "The Shawshank Redemption" is so beloved by fans that it has also become the one movie most often shown on television.
    But, please see the 4K version. The 4K Blu-ray puts the HD version to utter shame.
    Every aspect of the 4K version, from the image sharpness and the fine detail level, to the color palette and the shadow details are all dramatically improved.
    This is a truly excellent looking disc of one of the most phenomenal motion pictures ever made.
    If you haven't seen The Shawshank Redemption, please do. I promise you that afterward, you'll be sorry that you waited so long to experience this superlative masterpiece. And if you have already seen it and already know what an incredible movie it is, the 4K version honestly makes it an even better viewing experience--almost like getting to see it for the very first time all over again!
    The "Shawshank Redemption" is a one of a kind film experience--and seeing it in 4K makes that experience even more memorable. This 4K Blu-ray disc comes with the highest recommendation I can possibly offer. Every movie collector who loves great films should have a copy of this excellent disc in their collection!
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  • Amazon Customer
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Great movie.
    Avis laissé au Canada le 6 avril 2025
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    Everyone should have this in their collections.
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  • Davide
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Buona qualità video, audio italiano scarso
    Avis laissé en Italie le 3 avril 2025
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    Un cofanetto veramente ricco. Qualità video buona. L'audio lascia un po' a desiderare, soprattutto quello italiano che è Dolby Digital 2.0.
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  • terri
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles Great movie
    Avis laissé au Canada le 27 décembre 2024
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    Came in a timely manner and no problems with the DVD
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  • 大
    5,0 sur 5 étoiles とてもいい映画
    Avis laissé au Japon le 8 mars 2025
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    とても感動しました
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