悪の法則 21分拡大版本編ディスク付豪華2枚組 (初回生産限定) [Blu-ray]
フォーマット | Blu-ray, 色, ドルビー, 吹き替え, 字幕付き, ワイドスクリーン, DTS Stereo |
コントリビュータ | ブラッド・ピット, ペネロペ・クルス, リドリー・スコット, ハビエル・バルデム, マイケル・ファスベンダー, キャメロン・ディアス |
言語 | 英語, 日本語 |
稼働時間 | 2 時間 18 分 |
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商品の説明
超豪華キャスト×リドリー・スコット監督が放つ、全編緊迫のクライム・サスペンス!
黒幕は誰だ・・・
<キャスト&スタッフ>
弁護士さん…マイケル・ファスベンダー(東地宏樹)
ローラ…ペネロペ・クルス(本名陽子)
マルキナ…キャメロン・ディアス(田中敦子)
ライナー…ハビエル・バルデム(江原正士)
ウェストリー…ブラッド・ピット(山寺宏一)
製作・監督:リドリー・スコット
製作:ニック・ウェクスラー/スティーヴ・シュワルツ/ポーラ・メイ・シュワルツ
脚本:コーマック・マッカーシー
●字幕翻訳:松浦美奈 ●吹替翻訳:野口尊子
<ストーリー>
すべては、"カウンセラー"と呼ばれる若く有能な弁護士がほんの出来心で裏社会のビジネスに手を染めたことから始まった。美しいフィアンセとの輝かしい未来を夢見た彼の欲望は、周囲のセレブリティたちを否応なく危険な事態に巻き込み、彼らの虚飾に満ちた日常を揺るがしていく。しかし彼らは、まだ気づいていなかった。この世の闇に渦巻く"悪の法則"に魅入られ、もはや逃れようのない戦慄の罠に絡め取られてしまったことに......。
<ポイント>
●キャメロン・ディアス、ブラッド・ピット、マイケル・ファスベンダー、ペネロペ・クルス、ハビエル・バルデム。二度と実現不可能な超豪華キャストが危ういまでにスキャンダラスに、息を呑むほどセクシュアルに挑発する。
●巨匠リドリー・スコット(『プロメテウス』)が、ピュリッツァー賞作家コーマック・マッカーシー(『ノーカントリー』原作)初のオリジナル脚本をスリリングかつスタイリッシュに描く。
●セックス・ドラッグ・マネー、落ち始めたら止まらない・・・。ほんの出来心ではまった巨大な"悪"の罠。その "法則"を操る黒幕とは一体誰なのか! ?張り詰めた緊張感に支配され、衝撃の真実に触れたとき、あなたも "悪"の虜になる。
●キャメロン・ディアスが美脚全開で挑むセクシーすぎる"悪"にも注目! !
●劇場公開版とは異なる本編で"悪の法則"の全貌が明らかに! ファン必見のエクステンデッド・エディションは『悪の法則 21分拡大版本編ディスク付 豪華2枚組 〔初回生産限定〕』だけに収録!!
●その他、豪華映像特典も同時収録。
★封入特典:ビジュアルブック
※作品中に登場するスペイン語の多くの台詞については、製作者の意図により日本語訳はついておりません。予めご了承下さい。
※エクステンデッド・エディション(本編尺138分)は、英語音声のみの収録となります。
<収録特典>
※全てブルーレイディスクのみの収録特典
【日本劇場公開版】
●秘蔵映像
・ ローラ
・ 弁護士:カウンセラー
・マルキナとライナー
●オリジナル劇場予告編&TVスポット集
・ オリジナル劇場予告編集
・ TVスポット集
【エクステンデッド・エディション】
※全てブルーレイディスクのみの収録特典
●リドリー・スコット(監督/製作)による音声解説
↑「メイキング・オブ・『悪の法則』」メニュー上の「本編を再生」を選択すると再生できる特典です。
●メイキング・オブ・『悪の法則』
・ 悲惨な結果
・ サウスウエスト
・ 弁護士:カウンセラー
・ プール・パーティー
・ ライナー
・ ローラ
・ マルキナ
・ ポロ・クラブ
・ 暗黒の世界
・ ウェストリー
・ 負の連鎖
・ チーター
・ ボリート
登録情報
- アスペクト比 : 2.35:1
- メーカーにより製造中止になりました : いいえ
- 言語 : 英語, 日本語
- 製品サイズ : 30 x 10 x 20 cm; 140 g
- EAN : 4988142984128
- 監督 : リドリー・スコット
- メディア形式 : Blu-ray, 色, ドルビー, 吹き替え, 字幕付き, ワイドスクリーン, DTS Stereo
- 時間 : 2 時間 18 分
- 発売日 : 2014/4/2
- 出演 : マイケル・ファスベンダー, ペネロペ・クルス, キャメロン・ディアス, ハビエル・バルデム, ブラッド・ピット
- 字幕: : 日本語, 英語
- 言語 : 日本語 (Dolby Digital 5.1), 英語 (Dolby Digital 5.1)
- 販売元 : 20世紀フォックス・ホーム・エンターテイメント・ジャパン
- ASIN : B00HS5DMQY
- ディスク枚数 : 2
- Amazon 売れ筋ランキング: - 23,595位DVD (DVDの売れ筋ランキングを見る)
- - 121位外国の犯罪・ギャング映画
- - 797位外国のミステリー・サスペンス映画
- - 2,619位ブルーレイ 外国映画
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トップレビュー
上位レビュー、対象国: 日本
レビューのフィルタリング中に問題が発生しました。後でもう一度試してください。
なぜか何度も見てしまう。
有料で見ることもなかった。
何が悪いってわけでもないのだが、起伏がなくめちゃめちゃ退屈です。
いつ本題に入るのかと待ち続けているうちに終了する。
(だるすぎて、途中で2度も一時停止して、料理とお風呂した。)
唯一の見どころはワイヤーのあれだが、それもよく考えたら、わざわざあんな手間のかかる、しかも確実性のない方法をとる必然性がないよね。
キャメロン・ディアスもよく受けたこと。
そしてたとえが適切でないわ。水槽にはりつくのはアワビでしょ。
最初から最後まで飽きさせない内容です。
で、怖いです!
ブラピが上手い!
レンタルして良かったです!
チョイ役の俳優達も秀逸。
この国では、あり得ないような殺人場面もあったが、戦慄感を増してた。
他の国からのトップレビュー

The counselor has a very sweet fiancé and needs money, so he goes in on a drug deal--a fact that he hides from her. He himself isn't a sweet guy; his fiancé doesn't really know him at all. The first half of the movie reveals to the viewer just what a thoughtless, arrogant, and careless man he is: he refuses to see that he's messing with the wrong people. Even though the clues are strewn everywhere in great abundance, he ignores them and goes in on the drug deal. His friend Reiner is a stupid cad, and his girlfriend Malkina is satan in silver nail polish. But the counselor pushes ahead in spite of the mounting evidence that he has trusted the wrong people and this will cost him everything. We see how shallow and blind he is by the company he keeps.
The great irony of the story is that characters readily confess how evil they are: Brad Pitt's Westray explains in no uncertain terms what the Mexican cartel is like and how they like to have fun; he maintains arrogantly that he can disappear in a minute, but he loses his head before he can disappear. Javier Bardem's Reiner confesses how crude and immoral he is in just about every anecdote he tells, and when he tells the counselor about Malkina having sex with his car, it really says more about him than it does about her: he acknowledges he's afraid of her, but he won't leave her. Cameron Diaz's Malkina ranks right up there with the cartel kingpins: "Truth has no temperature" she tells Reiner when he suggests she's cold-blooded: what she means is that psychopathy has no temperature: it's dead in nature, which makes it possible for psychopaths like her to do the things they do.
Finally, there is the naive fiancé Laura (Penelope Cruz), who falls for a guy who's great in bed and who gives her a big diamond ring; she just doesn't know any of his secrets or what he's really like (to wit: his disdainful and insulting attitude with his client Ruth in jail), or that he has money problems, or that he's willing to do horrible illegal things to get money. Laura's naiveté costs her her head, served on a DVD to the counselor near the end. (Lots of heads go flying in this film: it's a favored method of dispatching enemies.)
Even though the counselor gets multiple warnings about the path he's embarking on, his ego won't let him hear what's being said, and he loses everything. Pride, arrogance and denial go before a fall in his case: his refusal to see what's in plain sight means he can't protect his fiancé from the grim end she meets. "HOLA" is written on the DVD delivered to him--certainly Laura's snuff film--, and soon his turn is coming. ADIOS.




The reason for me writing this is being fed up with studio politics (again!) concerning the two versions of this movie contained within this edition. I have had it with studios suggesting to us movie fans that obviously and miraculously only inferior versions of their movies are shown in cinemas and that we as fans would owe it to ourselves to buy the consecutive home release of these films because only they contain the only true cut. So, this version features both the 1.57 hrs theatrical cut as well as the 2.17 hrs extended cut. The operative word here is "extended". This longer version contains an audio commentary by the film's director, Ridley Scott. In this commentary, he states multiple times that the extended version is just that: extended. It is not a director's cut by any means, all of the scenes that were taken out were deleted for a reason and are not meant to be within the movie at all. Having watched both cuts I find the theatrical and therefore director's cut of the movie to be perfect at slightly under two hours running time. The extended scenes in the longer version do not add anything substantial, useful or relevant but they slow the movie down quite a bit, which hurts it since pacing is very important in a film that is mostly comprised of people having high end conversations. To sum it up, the extended cut may be interesting in terms of getting a glimpse into the evolution of a movie, the way the movie is advertised however is just misleading and all the numerous internet reviewers that go on about how much better this movie is in its elongated version obvioulsy either do not share the director's vision or simply don't know what they are doing having bought into the studio BS. On a side note, this keeps happening to a lot of Ridley Scott films. Gladiator for example was a fantastic movie in its theatrical version, and even when released also in a extended cut a disgruntled Ridley Scott rang with himself not to say anything wrong in the special edition DVD/BD introduction. He even then specifically stated that the theatrical version was the director's cut and that the longer version was for enthusiasts at best. The same thing happened with American Gangster, in the commentary of which Scott described in detail why which scene had to be cut only to have them reinserted by the studio in the extended cut DVD/BD and sold as the superior version. Same case with Black Hawk Down, by the way. It should also be mentioned that whenever people claim that a longer cut was no problem since it contains anything anyway these people should consider the fact that the movie's soundtrack has to be heavily altered, remixed and repeated to accommodate the additional footage, thereby in fact altering the dynamic of even unchanged scenes. Lengthening a movie is mostly a bad idea contrary to common believe, and if the longer version would be the director's cut it would gladly be called that by the studios: a "director's cut"!
I would like to mention perhaps the most striking example of a director's cut: Ridley Scott's brother, the late Tony Scott and my favorite director, made the movie Revenge in 1990. Due to studio pressure, reshoots had to be done to artificially create a more elaborate love story in the first half of the movie. In 2007 Tony reconstructed his directors cut of the movie by removing almost 30 minutes of material and just reinserting a few new takes, also many takes were altered. This shorter version was much better because it acknowlegded itself as being a movie, not a book and therefore trying to keep a proper pacing without boring the viewer to death. The point I am trying to make is that a movie is basically created three times: In writing, in shooting and finally in editing. While no one would buy a movie the script of which has been changed for the home release or that was reshot with different actors, yet studios have made us believe the heavily recut and elongated versions they sell us would actually improve a movie. They DO NOT and anyone understanding anything about movies knows that. So please, studios, advertise your products correctly and stop misleading us for the extra buck. Movies are an artform, they are basically the director's vision of his/her movie and definitely not meant to be altered at will to maximise profit. Thanks.