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Taps Special Edition



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Tom Cruise Movie:
Taps Special Edition



Movie
Taps (Special Edition)
Taps (Special Edition)
List Price: $14.98Label: 20th Century Fox

Salesrank: 13547

Released: September 12, 2006
Our Price: $6.69
Used Price: $4.04
MPAA Rating: PG (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Media: DVD

Features:

  • AC-3
  • Color
  • Dolby
  • Dubbed
  • DVD
  • Special Edition
  • Subtitled
  • Widescreen
  • NTSC
  • Starring:

  • George C. Scott
  • Timothy Hutton
  • Ronny Cox
  • Sean Penn
  • Tom Cruise
  • Editorial Review:
    The riveting tale that took America by storm is now an unstoppable force: TAPS: 25th Anniversary Edition packs an arsenal of extras including an all-new, on-camera interview with Timothy Hutton, an Audio Commentary, two Featurettes and more! "Unequivocally thought-provoking" (Variety) and "spiked with beautiful performances (Los Angeles Times) from a cast including Timothy Hutton, Tom Cruise, Sean Penn, and George C. Scott, this definitive edition of the jarring film delivers an emotional wallop!

    When a fiercely devoted group of Military School cadets learn that their school is being sold to real estate developers, they refuse to accept defeat...instead choosing to rise up together to protect the Academy and their honor. But the brave young soldiers soon learn that the most courageous decisions can sometimes have unexpected ? and even fatal ? consequences!

    Description of Taps (Special Edition):
    Memorable mostly as the film that introduced filmgoers to Tom Cruise and Sean Penn, both of whom nearly steal the film from its nominal star, Timothy Hutton. Hutton, fresh from his Oscar for Ordinary People, plays the top cadet at a private military school run by George C. Scott. When the announcement is made that the school will be closed, the inmates take over the asylum with military precision. Hutton is caught among his sense of duty to mentor Scott, the rabid militarism of cadet Cruise, and the rational arguments of Penn, as Hutton's best friend. Then a cadet kills one of the cops responding to the crisis, and suddenly this game of playing soldiers takes on a warlike atmosphere. But director Harold Becker can't hold it together; Hutton isn't up to carrying the film, and the tension rapidly drains from the Darryl Ponicsan script. --Marshall Fine

    Taps (Special Edition) Reviews:
    TAPS 4 Star Review
    2009-10-28 - I thought this was a pretty good movie. I was on the edge of my seat to see if they were going to live, who was going to die, and what would cause their breaking point.

    TAPS 5 Star Review
    2009-10-22 - Military life is hard, and even more so during combat. This movie showed military structure, but it also shows "Brain Washing" at it's best. All these institutions are is a dumping ground for unwanted children.

    great military-issue movie 5 Star Review
    2009-09-03 - For these fledgling actors, you can see why all of them became so great. I think this is Sean Penns first movie, Tim Huttons second. Worth watching.

    RATED R -VIOLENT TRASH 1 Star Review
    2009-07-16 - This movie is supposed to be rated PG. Looking for a wholesome patriotic movie with a message? Look somewhere else. This movie is pointless. It should be rated R. It is sad, extremely violent and all you take away from it is seeing young men/boys die. It really is garbage.

    Good movie and service 5 Star Review
    2009-05-25 - First off, recieved movie in a just a few days after ordering. Nicely shippped. Movie is still a great one. Kind of neat seeing Sean Penn and Tom Cruise so young and in the same movie. Overall, just a great all around expierence.










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