Customer Reviews

Le Grand Blue: The Big Blue (Director's Cut)

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Almost 20 years later, this is still a great movie with an amazing soundtrack! A must see movie!

I really enjoy the beginning of the movie (Enzo and Jacques as children) that was shot in B&W; the cinematography is stunning throughout but there's something special about the B&W. Jean Reno was perfect in his portrayal of Enzo.

I didn't have any problem with the import (Korean) version like some reviewers reported.

This dvd is much beter than my 20 year old vhs tape. This is still one of my favorite movies.

great movie, very hard to find. This movie was like new in a great case. Thankyou very much.

I didn't notice the import when I ordered this item, it's factory made and is poor quality. The Big Blue: Le Grand Bleu (Director's Cut - Import)

I bought the Korean dub because I was under the impression it had the original 1988 US theatrical release music score by Bill Conti- nada. This version contains the same music score by Eric Serra that is on all the rereleased directors cut versions of the film. If you ever get a chance to see the original US release which was shortened and given a new musical score you will be delighted at the results. There is a reason they decided to do this; because in America we know how to make movies. The directors cut is awful- it distorts the character development and the musical score by Eric Serra is dreadful. It's worth mentioning that the video quality is prettty poor also. Total waste of money

quality of the actual CD is poor and it's hard to watch the whole movie without skipping passage...

Im entirely satisfied with the copy of my Grand Bleu movie. The picture, the sound is top quality (And Im a fan who knows the movie by heart).
However, in the DVD case it announces that it has among others, spanish subtitles, which it doesn't.

I don't know if in all your korean copies of the movie (which in this case it is)the information is the same, but watch out, because if a non-english speaking customer buys it because it assures it has spanish subtitles, he/she will recieve a really unpleasent surprise.

Careful, then.

all of you who know Luc Besson films this is not his or his star Jean Renos best but its light years in front of the mindless rubbish we are expected to pay and see,not for me i,d rather watch paint dry.Thankyou mr.DVD for your invention.