TY  - ADVS
AU  - McDonagh,Martin
AU  - Broadbent,Graham
AU  - Czernin,Peter
AU  - Farrell,Colin
AU  - Gleeson,Brendan
AU  - Fiennes,Ralph
AU  - Reuten,Thekla
AU  - Prentice,Jordan
AU  - Ivanek,Zeljko
ED  - Universal Pictures (Firm)
ED  - Focus Features.
ED  - Universal Studios Home Entertainment (Firm)
TI  - In Bruges
U1  - DVD 229A 
PY  - 2008///
CY  - [New York, NY], Universal City, CA
PB  - Focus Features, Distributed by Universal Studios Home Entertainment
KW  - Assassins
KW  - Drama
KW  - Belgium
KW  - Bruges
KW  - Tourists
KW  - Criminals
KW  - Irish
KW  - Bruges (Belgium)
N1  - Originally produced as a motion picture in 2007; Bonus features: Deleted and extended scenes (19 min.); Gag reel (6 min.); When in Bruges [featurette] (14 min.); Strange Bruges [featurette] (8 min.); A boat trip around Bruges [featurette] (6 min.); F**ing Bruges (2 min.); Medieval town -- Terrible tourist -- Seeing the sights -- Message received -- Holy blood -- Purgatory -- My hometown -- Like a fairy tale -- Someone nice -- Drowning sorrows -- Choose a side -- Suicidal -- Keep on moving -- Back to Bruges -- Capacity to change -- In your debt -- Last chance -- Will to live -- Principles -- End titles; Director of photography, Eigil Bryld ; editor, Jon Gregory ; music, Carter Burwell ; production designer, Michael Carlin ; costume designer, Jany Temime; Colin Farrell, Brendan Gleeson, Ralph Fiennes, Clémence Poésy, Jérémie Rénier, Thekla Reuten, Jordan Prentice, Željko Ivanek; MPAA rating: Rated R for strong bloody violence, pervasive language and some drug use
N2  - Ray and Ken, two foul-mouthed Irish hit men, are hiding out in Bruges, Belgium.  For Ray, Bruges is a place where you can spend a year in a weekend, while Ken finds the ancient town calming and contemplative.  Ken and Ray work for Harry, a crime lord who eventually materializes in Bruges, and ends up proving that even professional hitmen have their feelings.  A loopy, violent fable that is part thriller, part spoof, with a dash of dark comedy, leavened with intellectual conceits and religious allegory--but in no way is "In Bruges" long, boring, or slow
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