Three quarters into Road to Perdition (2002 ... Paramount compliments extras from their DVD with a few new HD features (“the Library” navigation does leave something to be desired).

Sam Mendes' directorial return to the silver screen is the thought-provoking and thrilling "Road to Perdition", a film Mendes discusses in great detail on the DVD release. Picture A highlight of ...

Our selection for December 2024 is Road to Perdition, a 2002 crime drama directed by Sam Mendes (Skyfall) from a script by David Self. The movie is based on the 1998 graphic novel Road to ...

Road to Perdition has a double meaning that literally explains the movie and also delves deeper into the historical crime drama's real themes. Road to Perdition has a lot going for it. The ...

But thanks to a laptop DVD, Teddy and I would turn the back row into our personal screening room. We had just crossed over the New York border when I suggested our first movie, "Road to Perdition." ...

Hall supplied the evocative, Oscar-nominated cinematography. The DVD includes several intriguing deleted scenes and perceptive, intelligent commentary from Mendes. This is a haunting, exquisite ...

That's who I'd like to be. With regard to the DVD release of "Road to Perdition", do you think DVDs actually enrich our experience of a movie? I must say, I don't think it does. There are ...

Two films that couldn’t be more different, yet were both thoroughly enjoyable, arrive on DVD this week and next. “Road to Perdition,” starring Tom Hanks, is a prestige period film that was ...

Yes, in 2002, the summer of Spider-Man and Lilo & Stitch, Hanks embraced the gangster life to play the darker lead character of Road to Perdition, a terrific feature anchored by one of the actor ...

“Road to Perdition” is up for six Oscars, including supporting actor for Paul Newman. If you missed the film, also starring Tom Hanks and Jude Law, check it out on DVD–and look for the ...

Road to Perdition is a marked departure for Hanks, but it does play off of what audiences expect from him. On the surface, Michael Sullivan (Hanks) is a family man during the Great Depression.

That's who I'd like to be. With regard to the DVD release of "Road to Perdition", do you think DVDs actually enrich our experience of a movie? I must say, I don't think it does. There are ...