Not Fade Away (Blu-ray) R
there is no past no future either. just the Now--
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Blu-ray Details
- Rated: R
- Run Time: 1 hours, 52 minutes
- Encoding: Region A
- Released: October 24, 2017
- Originally Released: 2012
- Label: Paramount
Performers, Cast and Crew:
Starring | John Magaro & James Gandolfini | |
Performer: | Will Brill, Lisa Lampanelli, Jack Huston, Bella Heathcote, Molly Price, Brad Garrett, Dominique McElligott & Christopher McDonald | |
Directed by | David Chase | |
Edited by | Sidney Wolinsky | |
Screenwriting by | David Chase | |
Produced by | David Chase & Mark Johnson | |
Director of Photography: | Eigil Bryld |
Entertainment Reviews:
Chase’s take is more rooted in real-world details than most, and is never cartoony or blindly nostalgic...
A.V. Club
Rating: 2.5/4 --
Well-observed but occasionally disjointed, it's a film that's more about thematic tone, sound and images than it is driven by plot.
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USA Today
The period details are spot-on and the soundtrack is great.
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Chicago Reader
The movie is a psalm to those who, far from pursuing the path of the Rolling Stones, stayed trapped under a rock.
New Yorker
[A]s an affectionate tribute to rock 'n' roll and a moody look at the '60s, it makes a powerful impression.
USA Today
We know what's coming, it isn't terribly original, but it's hard not to like it. You won't discover a new sound that you've never heard before, but you'll sit back and sing along.
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Lagniappe (Mobile, AL)
Sopranos creator David Chase returns to New Jersey, but his film loses its way
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Movie Habit
Product Description:
SOPRANOS mastermind David Chase's autobiopgraphically-tinged drama NOT FADE AWAY stars John Magaro as Douglas, a music-obsessed New Jersey high-school senior who quickly abandons his thoughts of joining the military when he hears the British Invasion, especially the raw blues swagger of the young Rolling Stones. He begins drumming in local bands with his buddies and, over the course of summer and winter breaks home from college, fights with his gruff dad (James Gandolfini), tries to win the heart of a girl he's been crushing on since forever, and keeps his dreams of being a rock star alive. As the sixties unfold, Douglas' band finally catches the break they've been looking for, but internal fighting threatens to sink the group.