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Black Snake Moan




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Justin Timberlake Movie:
Black Snake Moan



Movie
Black Snake Moan
Black Snake Moan
List Price: $19.99Label: Paramount

Salesrank: 3335

Released: June 26, 2007
Our Price: $9.28
Used Price: $3.92
MPAA Rating: R (Restricted)
Media: DVD

Features:

  • Closed-captioned
  • Color
  • Dolby
  • DVD-Video
  • Widescreen
  • NTSC
  • Starring:

  • Samuel L. Jackson
  • Christina Ricci
  • Justin Timberlake
  • S. Epatha Merkerson
  • John Cothran Jr.
  • Editorial Review:
    When ex-blues musician Lazarus (Samuel L. Jackson) finds the town nymphomaniac Rae (Christina Ricci) left for dead on the side of the road he vows to nurse her back to health and cure her of her wickedness. Until then she ll be chained to the immovable radiator in his home. But Lazarus has demons of his own: his wife just left him for his own brother. While Lazarus and Rae struggle to fix their broken lives the situation threatens to explode as Rae's boyfriend Ronnie (Justin Timberlake) a roughneck soldier just back from Iraq comes searching for his missing lover.System Requirements:Running Time: 105 Mins.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA Rating: R UPC: 097363461944 Manufacturer No: 346194

    Description of Black Snake Moan:
    The lurid scenario--a nymphomaniacal white trash nymphet (Christina Ricci) is held prisoner by a bitter bluesman (Samuel L. Jackson)--gives way to an affecting tale of redemption in Black Snake Moan, writer/director Craig Brewer's follow-up to the acclaimed Hustle & Flow. Lazarus (Jackson, Jungle Fever, Pulp Fiction) finds Rae (Ricci, Monster, The Ice Storm) beaten unconscious on the road in front of his backwoods house. After bringing her inside, he learns of her wanton ways and decides to exorcise his own demons by curing Rae of her sexual compulsion. Black Snake Moan could have been terrible, but Brewer takes his story seriously enough to dig into the genuine emotions of such a situation (though along the way he certainly flirts with sexploitation overtones--several scenes look like they were plucked straight out of a hitherto unknown 1970s trash classic). Ricci, Jackson, and the supporting cast (including pop star Justin Timberlake, giving a surprisingly good performance as Rae's boyfriend) treat the characters with respect, honesty, and humor. The result is off-kilter and maybe a little too fond of its sleazy cinematic forbears to truly hit the emotional notes it's after, but Black Snake Moan has considerably more substance than its marketing would suggest. --Bret Fetzer

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    Black Snake Moan Reviews:
    Unexpectedly good 4 Star Review
    2008-07-17 - This movie has a serious theme which is sex addiction. It is a real problem that some people have particularly someone that has been abused...The performances were emotionally wrenching at times... people saying this movie was ridiculous are just not aware of what goes on around them. If I had seen this movie 10 yrs ago I probably would have thought it was ridiculous too... get out and meet some people is all I can say to that....
    The chain, the anchor became a wonderful symbol and that is in some ways a better symbol of marriage than the rings we wear.
    Overall I must recommend it quite highly.

    Unbelievably full of 'soul'. 5 Star Review
    2008-07-08 - This movie was painful, beautiful and full of soul. What looks like a swanky sex story on the surface turns out to be a touching, spiritual journey. The soulfull music chosen to accompany was a perfect choice as well, and Sam Jackson looked like he'd been born with a guitar in his hands. Christina Ricci plays a unique role, and very different from her 'little girl' days, as a damaged young woman clinging to an equally emotionally challenged young man played by Justin Timberlake. When her beloved leaves, the one thin thread helping her hold her life together is broken and she's back on the prowl, thinking sex is all that can save her from the wretched past. Beaten up and left for dead by the side of the road, Rae is rescued by a black man named Lazarus. It turns out Lazarus is a bit beaten up by life as well. I love how the 'chain' becomes a beautiful tether of love that helps ground these emotionally scattered people trying so hard to cope with all the pain in their lives. What a fantastic story!

    Chrissy K. McVay - Author

    This is bad 2 Star Review
    2008-07-05 - I'm sorry I bought it, actually. It's unnecessarily sordid, ridiculous, and ultimately unbelievable. I give it two stars only because the style is accomplished and the cinematography is sharp, but as for the script and 'the message'? Forget about it. A tale told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, signifying nothing . . .

    Worth seeing again 4 Star Review
    2008-06-13 - I saw this film on Cinemax last night and I think I need to see it again. What started as a taut, emotional, sexual rollercoaster ended up losing steam midway through and wrapped up too neatly for me.

    Some incredible themes were explored in this film, mainly the exorcising of people's personal demons.

    I absolutely loved the relationship between Rae and Laz, brilliantly portrayed by Christina Ricci and Samuel L. Jackson. Really, I think it's some of the best work either actor has ever done and the film is worth watching just for that!

    And Justin Timberlake was surprisingly moving in his role. Very impressive!

    And the blues! Oh! The blues! AWESOME MUSIC! I loved getting a taste of that culture.

    But again, there was this weird drop in pacing about 2/3 of the way through and I really wonder what got lost on the cutting room floor. I'll have to give it another view to see what I might've missed.


    As good as it gets: Great pace, superb acting, terrific story 5 Star Review
    2008-06-08 - I saw a picture of Ricci kneeling on the grass with only scanty pants on in PLAYBOY. The snapshot--a key part of the movie--enticed me to see the
    movie. I had not read any of the reviews or even dreamed of Sam Jackson's
    versatility. So many have reviewed the movie in detail that I will
    disappoint. Ricci's gutsy performance done with total abandonment and yet also grace has to been seen. Sam Jackson shows his versatility, firmness, tenderness and musical abilities in a role that no one else could play as well. There is a great supporting cast. The music adds to the movie and
    brings some liveliness into a story that otherwise could have been very
    cold. Seeing intermingling of races in a southern town is refreshing yet one has to wonder if this could happen in more liberated northern cities.
    Yes there is some nudity yet it is essential and handled in a delicate
    artistic manner. Those who want to drool at Ricci's anatomy will find the film disappointing. Those who appreciate superb acting and a lively moving plot will find Very Few Better. Atypical and great!



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