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I stumbled upon it on late night tv in the 90's and never forgot it. Brendan Fraser is severely underrated in general.
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I liked the movie too. I remember that for a while it was available only on a Spanish or Italian DVD.
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Arrow Releasing The Passion Of Darkly Noon
Coming in March.
"IF YOU GO DOWN TO THE WOODS TONIGHT…"
Described by critic Mark Kermode as an “extraordinary filmmaker†and “one of the UK's most imaginative talentsâ€, visionary British director Philip Ridley followed his sensational debut The Reflecting Skin with another surreal incursion into the dark heart of the 'American dream' in The Passion of Darkly Noon.
Darkly Noon (Brendan Fraser) is the sole survivor of a military-style attack on an isolated religious community. Stumbling through a forest in a daze, he is rescued by the free-spirited and enigmatic Callie (Ashley Judd). Darkly finds himself feeling strange new desires for Callie as she nurses him back to health… only to watch her jump into the arms of her returning mute lover Clay (Viggo Mortensen). Lost in the woods with only his fundamentalist upbringing to make sense of his unrequited passions, Darkly soon descends into an explosive and lethal rage.
Now available for the first time worldwide on Blu-ray™, Ridley's talent for spellbinding, hallucinogenic dream imagery is on full display in a glittering new transfer of his most formally inventive and electrifying film. The mesmerising soundtrack includes two songs co-written by Ridley for the film, “Look What You've Done (To My Skin)†performed by Gavin Friday and “Who Will Love Me Now?†performed by PJ Harvey.
SPECIAL EDITION CONTENTS:
• New 2K restoration by Arrow Films from the original camera negative, approved by Philip Ridley
• High Definition Blu-ray™ (1080p) presentation
• Original 5.1 and 2.0 DTS-HD MA audio
• English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing
• New audio commentary by writer/director Philip Ridley
• Isolated score track in lossless stereo, including never-before-heard extended and unused cues, and the two songs from the film
• Sharp Cuts, a newly filmed interview with editor Leslie Healey
• Forest Songs, a newly filmed interview with composer Nick Bicí¢t
• Dreaming Darkly, an archive featurette from 2015 featuring interviews with Ridley, Bicí¢t and star Viggo Mortensen
• Previously unreleased demos of the music score, written and performed by Bicí¢t before filming started
• Theatrical trailer
• Image gallery
• Reversible sleeve featuring new and original artwork
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