Edge Of Darkness (2009) (Blu-ray)

Released on 14 June 2010

Featuring: Mel Gibson, Ray Winstone & Danny Huston

Format: Blu-ray | Rating: 15 years & over

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When his daughter is killed, maverick cop Thomas Craven (Mel Gibson) decides to investigate. With all signs pointing to government involvement, he develops a conspiracy theory, and with lethal weapon in hand, vows to pay back those responsible for her death. You'll be on the 'edge' of your seat!

Some secrets take us to the edge

From the director of Casino Royale and the writer of The Departed comes the first film starring Mel Gibson in nearly 10 years, Edge Of Darkness.

Gibson plays a well-respected Boston cop whose life is changed irrevocably by a conspiracy to murder and who takes no prisoners as hee reeks vengeance on the men responsible. Ray Winstone also stars as a shady government agent who assists the investigation with suspicious motives.

  • Audio Commentary with director Martin Campbell
  • Mel's Back
  • Revisiting the Edge of Darkness mini-series
  • Adapting the Edge of Darkness mini-series
  • Edge of Your Seat
  • Making a Ghost Character Real
  • Craven's War of Attrition
  • Director's Profile
  • Scoring the Film
  • Boston as a Character
  • Deleted Scenes

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 Average rating (17 reviews)

 Well paced great action thriller! Well done Mel!!

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This film started off with a completly different storyline than expected. It jumped right in there within the first 5-10 minutes, to pull off into a complete different tangent and explore a very unexpected storyline. Which enhanced the film twofold.

I really enjoyed this, Mel has had some issues lately through the press, but what ever that may be, in my eyes he has redeemed himself with this fantastic movie.

Throughly enjoyed this well paced action/thriller recommend 4/5!!

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 The Return of Mad, Bad Mel Gibson

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Main reason I got this was because Mel Gibson was starring in a lead role in a film since 2002 (Signs).
The film is a decent little thriller, not Great by any means. The main highlight is watching Mel Gibson is full on Vengance mode.
The guy just oozes star quality even in a buttoned down role like this.
Ray Winstone was ok in a role originally meant for Robert de Niro. Glad De Niro didn't do it, as it seemed a very small and strange role.
Average Movie, that Mel Gibson fans will defo enjoy

 FEW ESCAPE JUSTICE .............. NONE ESCAPE VENGEANCE!

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I was always a huge fan of the mid-80's BBC mini-series this movie was adapted from, and like 2008's excellent TV to Movie adaption of State of Play ( Russell Crowe) this updated stream lined version of the complex TV series is a damn good drama / thriller.
It's good to see Mel Gibson back in a movie after eight years of Directing epic blood bath's, and his very public meltdown and drink driving charge, and the odd ranting phone calls to his ex!
Gibson reprises the role that the late Bob Peck played in the original TV version, and although the updated plot has shifted sides of the Atlantic. Edge of Darkness turns into a Vengeance filled story as Gibson plays a well respected Boston cop who ends up having nothing left than get to the bottom of who and why his daugher was murdered. Mel Gibson's performance is excellent as although he has played this kind of character many times before, it's the emotional weight he brings that really hit's hard.
Ray Winstone also stars as a very shady goverment agent who helps in Gibson's investigation, and as always adds a bit of class.
The movie is directed with none flashy gritty style by Matin Campbell ( Edge of darknes TV series and the excellent Casino Royale ) that reminded me of the thrillers of the 70's.
Don't go thinking that this movie is going to be like lethal Weapon, as this is a plot driven movie and not a action based, and this is where the film is a success, as it makes a very refreshing change to all the CGI filled movies of the summer blockbusters.
If your a fan of the original series, and of course Mel Gibson then Edge Of Darkness demands to be seen.
See if you liked..
Edge of Darkness ( TV series)
All the Presidents Men.
The French Connection's.
State of Play (Movie version 2008)
Man On Fire.
Lethal Weapon 1 & 2.
Ransom.
Payback.
Taken.

 FEW ESCAPE JUSTICE .............. NONE ESCAPE VENGEANCE!

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I was always a huge fan of the mid-80's BBC mini-series this movie was adapted from, and like 2008's excellent TV to Movie adaption of State of Play ( Russell Crowe) this updated stream lined version of the complex TV series is a damn good drama / thriller.
It's good to see Mel Gibson back in a movie after eight years of Directing epic blood bath's, and his very public meltdown and drink driving charge, and the odd ranting phone calls to his ex!
Gibson reprises the role that the late Bob Peck played in the original TV version, and although the updated plot has shifted sides of the Atlantic. Edge of Darkness turns into a Vengeance filled story as Gibson plays a well respected Boston cop who ends up having nothing left than get to the bottom of who and why his daugher was murdered. Mel Gibson's performance is excellent as although he has played this kind of character many times before, it's the emotional weight he brings that really hit's hard.
Ray Winstone also stars as a very shady goverment agent who helps in Gibson's investigation, and as always adds a bit of class.
The movie is directed with none flashy gritty style by Matin Campbell ( Edge of darknes TV series and the excellent Casino Royale ) that reminded me of the thrillers of the 70's.
Don't go thinking that this movie is going to be like lethal Weapon, as this is a plot driven movie and not a action based, and this is where the film is a success, as it makes a very refreshing change to all the CGI filled movies of the summer blockbusters.
If your a fan of the original series, and of course Mel Gibson then Edge Of Darkness demands to be seen.
See if you liked..
Edge of Darkness ( TV series)
All the Presidents Men.
The French Connection's.
State of Play (Movie version 2008)
Man On Fire.
Lethal Weapon 1 & 2.
Ransom.
Payback.
Taken.

 KEEPS YOU GLUED TO THE SCREEN

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the first thing i must mention is that gibson is on form..an angry father/police officer seeking the truth to why is daughter was killed wright in front of his eyes...you will have to be patient with the story and pay attention from start to finish or you may find yourself thinking whats going on...there are a few good scenes that will make you jump and the gun shoot outs are enjoyable..all in all a good thriller that you will enjoy...p.s.ray winston puts in a good performance aswell...recommened

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ActorsMel Gibson, Ray Winstone, Danny Huston, Denis O'Hare, Shawn Roberts, Peter Hermann, Frank Grillo & Wayne Duvall
DirectorMartin Campbell
Certificate15 years and over
Year2009
ScreenWidescreen 2.35:1
LanguagesEnglish - Dolby Digital (5.1)
SubtitlesEnglish for the hearing impaired ; English
Closed CaptionsYes
Duration1 hour and 57 minutes (approx)