Glengarry GlenRoss (1992) (Blu-ray) Available for Preorder (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

The link below will take you directly to the product on Amazon. If you are using an adblocker you will not see link.

 

[Robin9]

These days $14.99 is a good price for a Blu-ray disc.

 

[Matt Hough]

And it's such a strong film with magnificent performances.

 

[Scott Merryfield]

I didn't realize this was coming out. I love this film -- such great performances from an incredible cast. At $15, this is a no-brainer. I pre-ordered through Ron's link.

 

[Worth]

It came out in 1992, not '82.

 

[Dave B Ferris]

Am I remembering correctly that there were two LD releases - and that the 2nd release included a printed copy of the play as well as an additional commentary track? I seem to remember reading, possibly in Douglas Pratt's newsletter, that on the additional commentary track, Jack Lemmon sounded as if he were speaking while slurping a milkshake! A long-winded way of asking: will this release have both commentary tracks?

 

[dpippel]

"Put. That coffee. Down. Coffee's for closers only. You think I'm fucking with you?"

Sold!

 

[PaulDA]

First prize is a Cadillac.
Second prize, steak knives.
Third prize, you're fired.

Just ordered now. Love this movie.

 

[PMF]

The finest of the fine in ensemble acting;
and the most superior of Mamet's stage-to-film adaptations.
This one crackles and was long overdue for Blu.

 

[RMajidi]

Strategic Air Command and #%$@! Glengarry Glen Ross both available on Blu! ...$#%$@ brilliant news to wake up to this morning.

Jack Lemmon, Al Pacino, Alec Baldwin, Ed Harris, Kevin Spacey, and Alan Arkin. Each of these gentlemen alone would compel me to see a movie, but together under one roof - magnificent! ...and not in an all-star blockbuster disaster movie sort of way, but in an ensemble piece of raw power and sensibility.

Superb &%#^$@& screenplay by David Mamet!

 

[RMajidi]

It came out in 1992, not '82.

The '82 prequel charts the rise of Baldwin's character from his early college years through the ranks of the realty trade, providing insight into his transformation from a happy-go-lucky charmer into an unfeeling sonuvabich.

This storyline is finely juxtaposed with the halcyon days of Lemmon and co, raking it in, cocksure that only greater glory awaits.

 

[Johnny Angell]

The '82 prequel charts the rise of Baldwin's character from his early college years through the ranks of the realty trade, providing insight into his transformation from a happy-go-lucky charmer into an unfeeling sonuvabich.

This storyline is finely juxtaposed with the halcyon days of Lemmon and co, raking it in, cocksure that only greater glory awaits.