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    Avg. Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 229 reviews
    Sales Rank: 1571

    Rating: R (Restricted)
    Media: Video On Demand
    Running Time: 124

    ASIN: B000YMB8IC

    Theatrical Release Date: April 6, 2001
    Release Date: June 5, 2008
    Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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    Customer Reviews:   Read 224 more reviews...

    4 out of 5 stars Crime does not pay. No honor among thieves. A very good life lesson based on a true story   November 15, 2008
    The story is interesting and engaging from the beginning till the end.
    It's a very good life lesson based on a true story. It showed a "big" drug dealer can make tons of money. However it also shows crime does not pay and there is no honor among thieves. They set up each other. They stole from each other, etc.

    It's absolutely worth viewing.



    5 out of 5 stars Oh Black Betty...   November 10, 2008
    This movie is simply awsome!!! If you are a fan of Entourage and you have seen the Medelin episodes, then you have something great to compare this too. Blow is to Medelin episodes as BLOW is to sleep...

    Buy this movie and stay up ALL NIGHT watching it...You will want to snort Johnny Depp up your nose.



    5 out of 5 stars "One of the best"   November 7, 2008
    -BLOW-

    When I first watched blow I was blown away by the story line it's just incredible. The man of gorge Jung who persuade happiness or though he thought. It shows how it is easy to get rich selling drugs. But the

    consequences are permanent. I would encourage little kids to watch this and decide for them self "do want two lives like this?" It's true that money is not everything George Jung thought he had a perfect wife and the perfect life. But with selling there's always twist and turns, it would

    of bin a lot worse for George Jung. George Jung did crash on burn but he did not stop there. He tried to make things better but at the end he was set up and went to jail for the last time, for a long time. It's not easy

    to get away from cops; they will always nail you for the big stuff. This is why I encourage for kids to watch this and see what kind of destruction the life of drug dealing can cause. The movie did paid respect to the chronology of George Jung's career. George's chronology is base on his life. The movie shows a lot of respect to George and

    everything he did. It show respect to Jung's fans, the movies he been on and the people he was with. Jung has respect for Blow and his cast members and the director. Once I saw Blow, when George was an undercover cop. He really got in his character and he does show a lot of respect for

    the movie. George's career might have some defining moments and significant events for his life and the movie.



    4 out of 5 stars Arrogance and betrayal   October 15, 2008
    This film takes a great pleasure in depicting a mediocre criminal, a drug dealer actually, who considers himself a hero, a genius and maybe even a god on earth. His initial success he analyzes as his own and does not see it is the success of a system and when he fails it's because he crossed a line somewhere: too much and too sure of himself maybe even arrogant and condescending. Then his story is a story of successive failures in between short periods of success and long periods of prison as a result of it all. He ends up betrayed by his own partners who deliver him to the FBI and DEA one night in order to get themselves out of the business clean and unharmed. Finks, that's what his friends were. But he deserved it. Then the story seems to support him on the other side of the coin: his daughter. He loses his wife and his daughter in order to go and by going to prison a first time. Then he re-conquers his daughter little by little and he promises to take her away from the squalor her mother is providing. But that's when he decides to do one more trick to get the money he needs to kidnap his own daughter. That's when he is picked up, lower than him you cannot fall, by the police and sent to prison for so long that he will never see his father alive again. So he dreams his daughter comes and visits him. But that's a dream, an illusion, a mirage. He was not able to deliver his promise and he has been discarded like an old shoe or a worn out sock. Sad but after all very moralistic. Crime does not pay and only brings deception, disappointment and suffering. Too moral maybe to be as good as it could have been. How can we support or sympathize with this selfish and arrogant p**** of a man?

    Dr Jacques COULARDEAU, University Paris Dauphine, University Paris 1 Pantheon Sorbonne & University Versailles Saint Quentin en Yvelines



    4 out of 5 stars One of my favorites   October 4, 2008
    The movie is one of my favorites but in the bonus features I would have liked to hear more of George Jung's thoughts and stories.


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