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The Chronicles of Riddick: Pitch Black (Unrated Director's Cut)

Vin Diesel (Actor), Cole Hauser (Actor), David Twohy (Director, Writer) Rated:
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Special Features

  • An Introduction by David Twohy
  • The Game is On
  • The Johns Chase Log
  • Feature Commentary with Vin Diesel, Cole Hauser and Director David Twohy
  • Feature Commentary with Director David Twohy, Producer Tom Engleman and Visual Effects Supervisor Peter Chiang
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    • Product Details

    • Actors: Vin Diesel, Cole Hauser, Radha Mitchell, Keith David, Lewis Fitz-Gerald
    • Directors: David Twohy
    • Writers: David Twohy, Jim Wheat, Ken Wheat
    • Producers: Scott Kroopf, Ted Field, Tom Engelman, Tony Winley
    • Format: Multiple Formats, AC-3, Anamorphic, Closed-captioned, Color, Director's Cut, Dolby, Dubbed, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen
    • Language: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (DTS ES)
    • Subtitles: Spanish, French
    • Dubbed: French, Spanish
    • Region: Region 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
    • Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
    • Number of discs: 1
    • Rated:
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    • Studio: Universal Studios Home Entertainment
    • DVD Release Date: June 1, 2004
    • Run Time: 112 minutes
    • Average Customer Review: 4.1 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (869 customer reviews)
    • ASIN: B0001O3YD0
    • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #26,866 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

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    5.0 out of 5 starsExcellent Sci-Fi
    By Eric J. Pray on September 12, 2000
    Format: DVD
    Pitch Black was arguably one of the most overlooked films of the early year. Although the setting of the film could seem routine to a casual viewer(space travelers stranded and bickering on a hostile planet infested with alien nasties), director David Twohy's wonderful use of color and stylistic flourishes more than makes up for any trivial complaints.
    For those of you curious about the film's plot, it deals with a group of marooned space "passengers" who spend the majority of their time searching for a way to evacuate a harsh desert planet. Their efforts are unexpectedly forced to quicken however when they discover a particularly vicious type of nocturnal alien ready to emerge to the planet's surface during an eclipse.
    Viewers can't help but like the film's villainous hero(played by Vin Diesel of Saving Private Ryan and Boiler Room)who brings to memory Arnold Schwarzenegger's famous role as the Terminator.
    The film looks and sounds great and has more than a few moments of nail-biting tension thrown in for good measure. For Science Fiction fans this is a must-see. And as for the rest of you, try giving this fine movie a chance.
    You'll thank me when you do.
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    4.0 out of 5 starsSadly missed from the theatre
    By Raja Chadni on September 1, 2000
    Format: DVD
    I rate movies along simple lines. There are classics, there are flicks and there are horrible pieces not worth the film that they were printed on. I sorrily skipped Pitch Black in the theatre. The trailer was horrible. I couldn't make out *anything* about the movie and had no interest in seeing it. Thankfully, on vacation, I was holed up in a hotel that had Pitch Black on pay-per-view and decided to give it a try. I was stunned. Not only did I wish I had seen it in the theatre - to truly appreciate the special effects - but I enjoyed the quirky dialogue between the characters. I appreciated the seeming abandon with which character upon character is removed from the story line without my abilities of prediction serving me in the slightest. The dialogue is often cheesy. These people are space faring commoners and the movie revolves around the predicamnet they face and not their lives. Their lives form the substance to which I temporarily attached care for each. Short-lived as it may be, this care for the characters extended throughout the movie and left me feeling very satisfied. I recommend this movie as a flick. It should have been seen by all in the theatre but we weren't all so fotunate. Check it out by yourself and if you like it pull the friends around. Give it a chance. Van Diesel is what it's all about. You'll recognize him from Saving Private Ryan. The washed out scenes reminded me of Gladiator and Three Kings. The world as seen through the eyes of the aliens put me back in Fincher's Alien3. While ultimately the plot is fantasy I let this movie take me away, in much the same way we all let Star Wars (the first three) move us and Starship Troopers moved us (appealed to our collective bizarre fascist sensability or something). Have fun with it. I know I did.
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    3.0 out of 5 starsTaut, smart, enjoyable filmmaking
    By A Customer on November 14, 2000
    Format: DVD
    Hell has surely frozen over. That's the only way to explain how David Twohy, writer-director of the so-bad-it's-hilarious Charlie Sheen skydiving epic "Terminal Velocity," has made a movie this good. It's not high art, but "Pitch Black" is a triumph within its genre: a suspenseful, intelligent monster movie with surprisingly deep characters.
    A damaged spaceship loaded with cargo and cryo-sleeping passengers crash-lands on an alien world where three suns create perpetual daylight. At first, the survivors think their biggest problem is the vicious convict who's escaped from the wreckage. Then they discover the light-fearing predators lurking beneath the planet's surface. And then comes the total eclipse...
    "Pitch Black" is a Diesel-powered movie-- Vin Diesel, that is. As the menacing convict Richard P. Riddick, Diesel gives a ferociously intelligent and charismatic performance, backed up by Twohy's surprisingly nuanced script. You'll come to root for Riddick as the movie wears on, but that doesn't necessarily mean you'll like him.
    Radha Mitchell is also fine as the novice pilot Fry, battling inner and outer demons as she tries to hold the survivors together; Cole Hauser does a nice turn as Riddick's captor; and the fine supporting cast includes Keith David as a Muslim cleric (a refreshingly positive portrayal of Islam) and "Farscape"'s always-excellent Claudia Black.
    "Pitch Black" is an embarrassment of riches for sci-fi fans: characters who continually surprise you, creepy creatures left mostly up to your imagination, and a stripped-down story that moves at a breakneck pace. Perfect popcorn entertainment-- just be sure you don't turn _all_ the lights off before you watch it...
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    4.0 out of 5 starsCool monster flick
    By Kathy on November 14, 2000
    Format: VHS Tape
    This is a damned good sci-fi horror flick. Okay, it isn't really scary (more tension inducing than terror inducing) and you do have to take it with a grain of salt, but in general, it is a very decent movie for the genre. I would say it is a fair bit like Aliens - same sort of feel, though not so humorous. (Well, they don't have a Hudson, so you know).
    The beasts are great - sort of like dragons or basilisks with a bit of Starship Trooper bug thrown in. More straight predators than anything else, but with a genius for seeking out prey. The hardest part of the plot to accept is that anyone makes it out alive. Especially as the beasties dislike for light seems to fade when they get really hungry (see Johns with gun torch scene).
    The acting is pretty cool by all actors, but yes, Vin Diesel is great as Riddick with his awesome "shine-job" and Cole Hauser has to come in for a mention with his fantastic portrayal of the morally ambiguous William Johns, bounty hunter. It was Cole Hauser who was the scene stealer in my opinion - Riddick was the central male character so he didn't have to steal scenes - they were already his. Riddick and Johns were excellent characters and both actors gave talented portrayals. I was really surprised to learn that Cole Hauser was 25 in real life - he made me believe his character was a jaded 30 at the very least.
    The 3 central characters (Radha Mitchell as Carolyn, Cole Hauser as Johns, and Vin Diesel as Riddick) were used to explore the theme of courage with interesting results. Personally, I would consider all three characters as brave beyond belief but I wonder whether the movie intends me to think that way - after all, all three of them do some questionable things in the name of survival.    Read more ›
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    5.0 out of 5 starsBig riddick fan

    I love all three in this series by David twohy!! I love vin as riddick . Great trilogy hope there are more in the chronicles to come !!!!!

    Published 4 days ago by nina blackmore
    3.0 out of 5 starslots of lizardly monsters

    it was OK and I wanted to see the beginning of the chronicles. What a young Vin Diesel in this one.

    Published 7 days ago by Rebn
    5.0 out of 5 starsLooks And Sounds Better On HD DVD

    Great flick, I have it on blue ray but just got a x box HD DVD drive for nothing, so thought I would give my review on the quality of the missed HD DVD version. Read more

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    Very good sci fi thriller...never know what vin's going to do next!!!

    Published 20 days ago by robert
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    Great movie if you're a fan of the Riddick series

    Published 1 month ago by Jonathan Durbin
    5.0 out of 5 starsIt's Riddick, the HD "looks clear"

    One of my favorite movies of all time. Rented it for a friend. The HD quality on my 4K was pretty freaking awesome, even for the late 90s! She loved it too!

    Published 1 month ago by nik
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    It's an entertaining movie for the year it was produced.

    Published 1 month ago by Nathan Jones
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    Fantastic movie

    Published 1 month ago by Sandra
    3.0 out of 5 starsThree Stars

    Not bad. A lot of the movie deals with trust issues. The aliens seem more a secondary aspect.

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