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24 - Season Six



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Kiefer Sutherland Movie:
24 - Season Six



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24 - Season Six
24 - Season Six
List Price: $49.98Label: Fox Network

Salesrank: 1060

Released: December 4, 2007
Our Price: $18.94
Used Price: $15.00
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Media: DVD

Features:

  • DVD
  • NTSC
  • Starring:

  • Kiefer Sutherland
  • Mary Lynn Rajskub
  • Gregory Itzin
  • DB Woodside
  • William Devane
  • Editorial Review:
    24 - SEASON SIX (DVD MOVIE)

    Description of 24 - Season Six:
    Always innovative and utterly addictive, the thrilling sixth season of 24 picks up twenty months after last season’s shocking season finale and features even more unthinkable and shocking plotlines that take place in another heart-stopping 24 hour period. Nominated for his sixth consecutive Best Actor–Drama Series EmmyAward, Kiefer Sutherland continues to ignite the screen as the rugged hero Jack Bauer, along with gripping performances from the series returning ensemble cast. The seven-disc 24: Season Six DVD set includes all 24 one-hour episodes plus is packed with hours of special features including an exclusive Season Seven preview, over 25 minutes of deleted scenes, numerous cast/crew episode commentaries, more than 20 behind-the-scenes webcast diaries, "Day Six Debrief" mobisodes, several on-the-set featurettes and more.

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    24 - Season Six Reviews:
    My favorite season 5 Star Review
    2009-12-17 - This season begins with Jack being released from a Chinese prison just to be traded to terrorists for information on the man responsible for multiple attacks in the U.S. Jack willing goes along with this until he learns that the information is incorrect and he has actually been turned over to the real terrorist. It turns out that the real terrorists were turning in a man who was denouncing terrorism and trying to facilitate peace. Of course Jack can't sit and die when he knows the truth. So this begins an action packed season as Jack teams up with the former terrorist to hunt for the latest threat.

    I have read several reviews that comment on this season being more of the same. Although I somewhat agree, I really like the action and suspense that this series throws into each and every episode. I'm not sure how different they can make it given that the premise is 24 hours in the life of a CTU agent. I thought the action was at an all time high this season and that Sutherland's performance was spectacular. I also like the new characters introduced into CTU this season and I like the new president. Wayne Palmer is much more likable and believable than the season 5 president, and also makes better decisions.

    Overall, this is my favorite season yet. But I haven't seen season 7 yet...

    soft landing 5 Star Review
    2009-12-11 - By the time Jack finds himself walking away from his beloved Audrey and staring at the ocean over which a new sun rises, neither guns nor brains can save him. Jack has come to his end.

    Or so we would conclude if we did not know the penchant of '24' writers for making the impossible become plausible.

    Along the way, Jack has saved a blooded United States of America and, arguably, its constitution. One of the elements that makes Season 6/Day 6 powerful is the insight into 'politics as the art of the possible' when the possible has been circumscribed beyond precedent by men who are prepared to do anything to advance their cause.

    Action, it seems, begets contemplation which begets drama.

    Along the way, some fine acting shines. 'Doyle', Jack's alter ego, enters with the unrelective posture of a genuine doofus but proves to be both more and better. Nadia Yassir learns both to lead and to thanks those who have led better, no small less on life's syllabus.

    Rena Sofer as Jack's sister-in-law Marilyn Bauer sizzles, though nothing happens, which in life as in television makes for some of the very best heat.

    Jack's aim, his preparedness to sacrifice himself, and his capacity for loyalty to love as well as country, undergirds the story line of this addictive project.

    Bill Buchanan's (James Morrison) blue eyes blaze, as does his integrity.

    I once asked someone in a position to know and with a dollop of skepticism in my manner whether Jack Bauers really exist in this world of space and time. 'Oh yes', he replied, they *do*'.

    Maybe they do and maybe they don't. Until I find out, 24 continues both to entertain and to inspire.

    Go, Jack, go. A new day comes.

    Perfect gift 5 Star Review
    2009-12-03 - My husband is a "24" fan and loved this gift!!! Entire season all in one boxed set!

    Good Purchase 5 Star Review
    2009-12-01 - Everything went as planned which is the best of the best with an online purchase.

    Reaching 3 Star Review
    2009-11-18 - I haven't watched the whole season yet, so it may redeem itself (maybe that's why they called the next 24 release Redemption). It's not to say the season isn't entertaining. The plot is just getting more and more predictable, and the thing I used to love about 24 was the unpredictability. Nevertheless, if you like 24, this is a pretty good one.










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