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If you have never seen this movie than don't waste your time. It might have been good in the 70's, but it doesn't hold up over time. This reminds me of a terrible made for TV movie. It's no cool hand Luke.
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The Standard Disc Special Edition is just as good as the HD version of this movie.
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Seems to be o.k . Christmas gift so it has not been opened. Shipped in a timely manner
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Why? Because its directed by Sam Peckinpah and has a first-rate cast.
Of course Steve McQueen is magnetic in every scene he's in, Ali McGraw is pretty good as well, but the scary Al Lettiri almost steals the film from under their noses as Rudy Butler. You wouldn't want to mix it with this guy.
Its basically a simple heist movie with a few minor variations. Naturally as its Peckinpah there are some superb set pieces that you won't forget quickly.
The extras on this version are an audio commentary from DVD producer Nick Redman and authors Paul Seydor, Garner Simmons and David Weddle. Also a 'Virtual' audio commentary with stills of Steve McQueen, Ali MacGraw and Sam Peckinpah. These are all OK and in some places quite interesting, but the film is the main reason to get this DVD.
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To me this DVD - The Getaway is a classic. It is still a powerful movie, even by today's standards. McQueen and McGraw together were a new breed of Bonnie and Clyde.
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