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New Layout at Aaron Eckhart Network
We finally have a new layout at Aaron Eckhart Network, thanks to a dear friend of mine, Celyn. Be sure to let us know what you think!
Also the site is still very much a work in progress, the only section that works is the Gallery. So please bare with us!
By jess • December 13, 2011 • Site • Comments: 0
Gallery Update: Events Catch Up
Latest Battle: Los Angeles TV Spot
‘Rabbit Hole’ gets DVD date
“Rabbit Hole” will be on DVD April 19.
The movie stars Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart as parents grieving the loss of their 4-year-old son in a traffic accident eight months earlier. It’s excellent and will hold up beautifully on DVD.
Lionsgate reports the DVD and Blu-ray disc will debut in stores April 19 and include deleted scenes along with audio commentary with the director, writer and director of photography. The movie will be available on video on demand April 1.
Suggested DVD price, $29.95, with Blu-ray, $39.99.
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By jess • February 15, 2011 • Rabbit Hole • Comments: 0
Gallery Update: 2009 Events
EW.com Rabbit Hole Movie Review
In Rabbit Hole, Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart play Becca and Howie, a married couple in a leafy Hudson Valley, N.Y., suburb who are still coping, eight months after the fact, with the death of their 4-year-old son. (He chased their dog out into the street and got hit by a car.) From 21 Grams to Reservation Road to Antichrist, movies about couples who have lost children in tragic accidents offer a unique double challenge to an audience. The material itself is wrenching enough to be seen by many as off-putting. But even for those who are willing to follow a drama down this dark a path, it’s easy to feel locked outside of the couple’s suffering, since the whole point tends to be that the raw nerve of grief is too intense for them to touch. The bottomless sorrow, the rage, the catharsis: We don’t experience these things so much as we watch the couple work up to experiencing these things. There’s a lot of numbness mixed in with the devastation.
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By jess • December 09, 2010 • Rabbit Hole • Comments: 0
Gallery Update: Events Catch Up
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The Rum Diary (2011)
