The critically acclaimed, multi-Oscar-nominated Children of Men, a riveting action thriller of astonishing power and impact set against a backdrop of deception and suspense, comes to DVD and HD-DVD on March 27th from Universal Studios Home Entertainment. The DVD will have a suggested retail price of $29.98 and features a dazzling array of exclusive bonus features that takes viewers deep inside its fascinating and explosive world.
Award-winning director Alfonso Cuarón’s (Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Y Tu Mamá También) powerful depiction of a world threatened by extinction stars Academy Award nominees Clive Owen (Inside Man, Closer) and Julianne Moore (The Forgotten, Far from Heaven). The supporting cast includes Academy Award winner Sir Michael Caine (The Prestige, Batman Begins), Chiwetel Ejiofor (Inside Man) and Charlie Hunnam (Cold Mountain).
Adapted from the novel by P.D James, Children of Men brilliantly imagines London in 2027, a world in which humankind has lost the ability to reproduce and one man is asked to risk everything for the survival of the human race. Theo Faron (Clive Owen) believes his activist days are behind him until he is asked to take on a dangerous mission that may save the future of the human race. Children of Men also stars Julianne Moore as the leader of the underground opposition group that enlists Theo’s help, as well as veteran actor Michael Caine in a witty and wily portrayal of a lapsed idealist trapped in a nightmarish world.
The Children of Men DVD and HD-DVD include exclusive looks behind-the-scenes with the critically acclaimed film’s creators and actors including:
Deleted Scenes
The HD-DVD version of Children of Men will also feature U-Control, Picture in Picture and Ads & Propaganda.
Here is a look at some production stills from Children of Men:
Children of Men is now available for pre-order at Amazon . It is now available at AmazonUK . Visit the DVD database for more information.
MongaupManMar 6th, 2007 - 07:29:30
Finally - - a pic I would refer to as 'a Ray Bradbury classic for the 21st Century' (Although as I exited the theater I asked a couple of kids working there if they knew who Bradbury was, and of course they did NOT... so my quote to them fell misunderstood).
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