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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Audience Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: DVD
Brand: CROWE/FINNEY
EAN: 0024543407133
Format: AC-3, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD-Video, Subtitled, NTSC
Label: 20th Century Fox
Manufacturer: 20th Century Fox
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: 20th Century Fox
Region Code: 1
Release Date: February 27, 2007
Running Time: 118 minutes
Sales Rank: 634
Studio: 20th Century Fox
Theatrical Release Date: November 10, 2006
Editorial Review:
Product Description:
A successful investment banker's plans for selling a newly inherited French vineyard become complicated when he begins falling in love with French woman.
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Media Type: DVD
Artist: CROWE/FINNEY
Title: GOOD YEAR
Street Release Date: 02/27/2007
Domestic
Genre: COMEDY VIDEO
Amazon.com:
A feel-good movie that highlights the beauty of France as much as it does its stars, A Good Year provides a languid, gorgeous viewing experience. Director Ridley Scott and Russell Crowe--who first worked together on the Academy Award-winning Gladiator--are reunited in this romantic film, which is based on Peter Mayle's book A Year in Provence. Crowe plays Max, a workaholic London bonds trader who doesn't know the meaning of vacation. When his uncle dies, leaving him a picturesque estate in the south of France, Max views it as an opportunity to cash in the vinery and pocket the profits. The film is reminiscent of Diane Lane's Under the Tuscan Sun in the way the scenery plays as much of a role in the film as its characters. The lush village and streaming sunlight portray Provence as an idyllic, magical place. Even Max falls under its spell. While not a particularly likeable character, especially in the early part of the film, Max also isn't a bad guy. When he gets the chance to live life at a less manic pace than which he is used to, he finds that a good year isn't dependant on a financial windfall. Though Scott tries to drum up some suspense in the film (Is the beautiful visitor really Max's illegitimate cousin? Will Max fall in love with the feisty local woman he trades quips with?) nothing that happens comes as much of a surprise. Still, while the film doesn't fully utilize Crowe's range of skills, the actor is charming in his role and A Good Year provides a fine time in the cinemas. --Jae-Ha Kim
Extras from A Good Year 
Russell Crowe and Co-Stars on Filming in Provence | 
A Good Year Virtual Vinyard |
Beyond A Good Year 
A Year in Provence | 
More from Director Ridley Scott |
More from Russell Crowe |
Stills from A Good Year
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - Great movie!
We loved this movie and will, no doubt, watch it more then once as it is just a feel good movie.
Rating: - Sit back, relax and enjoy the wine.
I love this movie! You want to get away without leaving your house, pop this movie in with nice glass of wine. Other than Gladiator, I truly believe that this is Russel Crowes finest movies. You always feel good after watching this movie.
Rating: - romance
THIS IS A WONDERFUL FILM. A HAPPY FILM WITH NO VIOLENCE, JUST JOY.
I RECOMMEND THE ROMANTIC COMEDY FOR EVERYONE TO ENJOY. A MUST!!!!!
Rating:  - Odd movie for Crowe and Scott
I didn't enjoy this movie as much as I thought I would. I never do connect with Skinner and I felt the romance was just a convenient subplot. I wasn't sure if the cousin or the waitress was supposed to be the love interest for a while there. But overall, I felt this film was a male version of Under the Tuscan Sun. (France instead of Italy.) I didn't believe Skinner's transformation. Nothing in this captured my heart the way it should have. There was a few storylines just dropped. I thought ... Read More
Rating: - A film for only a few
Only Europeans or those vastly familiar with life in Europe will be able to appreciate the loveliness and humour of this film. So before anyone writes a negative review, please know that you need thorough knowledge and experience of life in Europe, especially France. There is no better life than the one in France. Come on down and see for yourself!!!
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