Special Features: Commentary from Ridley Scott, Commentary from Susan Sarandon, Geena Davis and Writer Callie Khouri, Thelma and Louise: The Last Journey, Original Theatrical Featurette, Extended Ending with Director's Commentary, Deleted and Extended Scenes, Multi:Angle Storyboards: The Final Chace, "Party of You, Part of Me" Music Video by Glenn Fry
It might sound odd but I really had no idea that Ridley Scott directed this movie. I guess it's a piece of info that just never stuck in my brain. After revisiting Thelma and Louise
, I don't think I'll forget.Anyway that's neither here nor there. What is here and possibly there is the 20th Anniversary blu-ray release of Thelma and Louise
. Let me tell you, this movie holds up remarkably well, mainly because of the great script and it's two incredible leads. I really liked the movie ever more now than I did back when I first saw it. I guess it gets better with age.
The blu-ray looks great and sounds even better and is supplemented with some interesting features, including commentary from the writer Callie Khouri.
I won't go so far as to call this one a Must-Own but it is an important film (there really hasn't been anything like it since) and one that is extremely enjoyable.
Currently, it's $14.99 at amazon
which to me is a steal.Pop Culture Beast rating
8/10
Do you all like the quickie style review or would you like them more detailed? Maybe depending on the release? I have one coming for Bambi as well. What do you think?
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