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The Kite Runner
Audience Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Binding: Video On Demand
Release Date: October 22, 2008
Running Time: 128 minutes
Studio: Paramount
Theatrical Release Date: January 01, 2007
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Rating: - One of the best movies I have seen in the past year
Powerful - beautifully done. A great movie. The acting is wonderful. The cinematography is superb. A great DVD to own.
Michael Mindel
Rating: - Compelling
Did you ever read a DVD cover blurb saying it's the greatest thing since sliced bread or some such nonsense, then pop it into your DVD player only to find it's average? That will NOT happen here.
This is a powerful, moving, compelling drama which makes excellent use of sly humor and which will stay with you long after you've finished watching it. The other reviewers can tell you why better than I can, so I'll let them.
I haven't read the novel, by the way, although I have ... Read More
Rating: - " I feel like a tourist in my homeland"-Khalid Abdalla(Amir)
The movie tells the story of a childhood friendship in Afghanistan that is interrupted by a sad incident and explores the possibility of redemption and the correction of past mistakes.
The scenery and direction of the movie are fascinating, aside from the extremely annoying subtitles which detracted from my enjoyment of the movie:
1-They were light with a light back ground.
2-They didn't last on the screen long enough to be read
3-worst of all , the subtitles had some Islamic ... Read More
Rating: - kite runner
product arrived with writing on dvd...no insert...do not mark as "as new" because it was in "good" condition not "very good" or "as new"
Rating: - Interesting, envolving, multi-culture
I loved reading the book so much that I was sad when it was over. The way the author writes catches your attention and envolves your emotions. When you have to stop to read you feel you need to go back to book again soon. It shows an unusual perspective of children's cruelty and the guilt carried to adulthood. The book is richly permeated with afghan culture in such a way that you find it pleasant to learn about their different life way.
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