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Cujo (25th Anniversary Edition) [Blu-ray]

Robert Behling (Actor), Danny Pintauro (Actor), Lewis Teague (Director) Rated:
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Genre Horror
Format NTSC, Multiple Formats, AC-3, DTS Surround Sound, Dolby, Subtitled, Color, Blu-ray, Widescreen
Contributor Daniel H Blatt, Arthur Rosenberg, Clare Nono, Billy Jayne, Danny Pintauro, Christopher Stone, Robert Behling, Ed Lauter, Merritt Olsen, Terence Donovan, Lewis Teague, Jerry Hardin, Sandy Ward, Bob Elross, Daniel Hugh Kelly, Mills Watson, Claire Nono, Dee Wallace, Daniel H. Blatt, Kaiulani Lee See more
Language English
Runtime 1 hour and 35 minutes
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In rural Maine, Vic and Donna Trenton (Daniel Hugh-Kelly and Dee Wallace) struggle to repair their crumbling marriage, while their young son Tad (Danny Pintauro) befriends a hulking, lovable, 200-pound St. Bernard named Cujo. With Vic away on business, Donna and Tad take their decrepit car to be fixed at the remote farm of their mechanic (Ed Lauter). As their aging Pinto sputters to a stop and dies, Cujo appears. But the once docile dog has undergone a hideous transformation - and becomes a slavering, demonic, impecable killer possessed of almost supernatural strength...and unholy cunning. Critically acclaimed, CUJO is a fearsome, spine-chilling tour de force from the most popular name in horror!

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  • Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 1.85:1
  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ R (Restricted)
  • Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 6.73 x 5.35 x 0.47 inches; 2.4 ounces
  • Director ‏ : ‎ Lewis Teague
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC, Multiple Formats, AC-3, DTS Surround Sound, Dolby, Subtitled, Color, Blu-ray, Widescreen
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 35 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ November 24, 2009
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Robert Behling, Danny Pintauro, Terence Donovan, Bob Elross, Jerry Hardin
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, Spanish
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Lions Gate
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B002NPY7FE
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 4,657 ratings

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Cujo 25th Blu-ray
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Cujo 25th Blu-ray
This is a fenomenal movie when i kids. I'm so afraid to see this movie. But now i'm glad to get this blu. This edition have software to upgrade your player when you play for the first time. i know maybe not satisfied all of collector about this edition. But i see this a good transfer but i see transfer audio for this edition not good. but i'm glad to see this special feature. Special feature have 3 part and transfer in high defition.this blu i buy don't have slipcase and capacity in 25 giga. i buy only $5.99 for this edition
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Mrs. Noland
5.0 out of 5 stars Yup
Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2024
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Best movie ever
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libby
5.0 out of 5 stars Fuji has & still is on my top 5 movie list🤩
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This move is waaaaaay old, but I’d choose it over & over again😍
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Kevin Pepper
5.0 out of 5 stars Cujo finally gets his reward!!!!! 2013 Blu Ray UPDATE
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2007
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I have waited a looooooong time to see this film get the special treatment it deserved. For years, the only way I had to view this classic horror treat was on an old DVD release with cropped edges, horrible picture, and NO special features at all.....not to mention the ugliest DVD artwork ever for a Stephen King release.

Lionsgate has now given us Cujo as it has never been seen on home video. I was blown away by how clear the picture is, and how vibrant the colors are. The old transfer just seemed washed out and faded. I watched this on my PS3, which upscales it to hi-def, and I never dreamed this film could ever look this good. I'm also glad that there was no effort to try to create a surround sound track for this film, since most of it takes place inside a car. You have the choice of watching it in the original mono, or a 2 channel stereo mix. While this is not a film I would choose to show off my surround system, it is very effective for what is happening on screen. Not only do we get treated to a remastered copy of the film, but Cujo also has some really good special features. The 3-part documentary runs about 45 min. total, and is very informative about the way the film was made. Both Dee Wallace and Danny Pintauro take part in the documentary. The director, Lewis Teague, also provides a good commentary track. I only have two minor complaints: 1st, there is no trailer for Cujo and 2nd, with it being the 25th anniversary edition, I would rather have seen the artwork from the original movie poster as the cover. I'm not complaining too much about the artwork since it is a huge improvement over the previous version, I just think the poster with the white picket fence and the word "Cujo" in blood was a great poster.

Bottom line: If you own the original DVD version of Cujo, put it in the doghouse. You will be glad you upgraded to this fantastic version of what I think is one of the best adaptations of Stephen King's work on film.

2013 Blu ray UPDATE:

I just got my new copy of Cujo in the mail, and thought I would add this to my previous DVD review.
Of course, the one thing you want to know; is this worthy of a double dip?? Well, that depends on how much you like this movie. I'll break it down into a list of pros and cons, then you can make your own decision.

PROS
* FINALLY, we get cover art from the original movie poster. This packaging is AWESOME!!! Original artwork is also reflected on the disc itself.
* New commentary from director Lewis Teague. This is a really entertaining track.
* Sound seems to be remastered.
* When I saw the video of the 25th anniv. of Cujo, I thought it couldn't get better. I have to admit that I was wrong. This is the best Cujo has ever looked!!! The HD transfer has obviously been remastered
since the 25th anniv. edition. The picture looks gorgeous!!!!
* On-screen menu also uses original poster artwork.

CONS
* No other extras included other than commentary
* Price is a little high for a bare bones movie.

BOTTOM LINE: In the case of the new 30th anniv. edition of this film, it really comes down to how much you're willing to pay for a new commentary track and some awesome artwork. If you do decide to double dip on this one, I would definitely save the previous 25th anniv. edition. That way you have the complete extra features.
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Leslie Karen Rigsbey
4.0 out of 5 stars You love it or you don't, but for my money, CUJO is the scariest (and perhaps saddest) King translation ever done on screen...
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2016
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Along with CAT'S EYE (1985), CUJO is the one movie that I tend to think about when I think about Stephen King cinema product. With all due respect to the creative Frank Darabont, I can't say that I personally was terribly moved by the movies THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION or the CGI-flooded THE MIST for that matter; maybe, eventually, Darabont will redeem himself with a competent adaptation of "The Monkey," but that remains to be seen. CUJO is helmed by the criminally underrated genre specialist Lewis Teague, who has given us many enjoyable genre spectaculars over the years (two of my favorites are FIGHTING BACK and ALLIGATOR, respectively).
I, admittedly, have not read the novel that CUJO is based upon, but I saw this picture initially when I was only eight years old and I have not been right since. It not only turned me into a horror writer and genre/TV/speculative fiction enthusiast, but it also made me realize that the greatest horror tales are those that connect viewers with a fall from grace, something experienced by several characters in the film--and this is a theme that King himself has explored in much of his own fiction (and their subsequent motion picture adaptations). With a title that reeks of both tonal joy and rustic voodoo magic, CUJO represents the dark forces that are on the loose in nature, and paints an unimaginably cruel picture of fate that is not going to be for every taste. While the picture is unpleasant and undeniably eerie, it left such a bizarre and lasting (and also quite disturbing) impact on me that I can do nothing more than feel a sense of awe in its presence...even today, as an adult, this picture really does mess with my mind, and there is a definite creepy quality to it that can be explained in no other terms than that of the childhood nightmare come true! It is not only the dog's sad fate that alarmed me so, but also the fate of Donna and Tad Trenton, as each character in this story seemed poised for doom, with some type of otherworldly influence hanging over them in a story that can only be described as natural horror. Even though there were more than six dogs that starred in the film as the title character, I think each of them should have taken home an Oscar (I'm not kidding)--the dog's performance anchors the movie, and makes me feel a bit choked up in point of fact because today's movies would never take the time to get such a performance on camera as these filmmakers back then achieved (with apparent ease). This is what makes CUJO so special--it's a picture about animals, the cruelty of nature, and the stupid predicaments that human beings get themselves into almost with utter naiveté, and the brutality of punishment that must come forth whenever nature is out to get us. CUJO is a movie geared to make you feel uncomfortable, but that's part of its appeal as well. This isn't fast-paced out-and-out horror (compared to the extreme-fests that we get fed today), but if you regress into your childhood mind and watch the film without putting your critical hat on there is a really good chance that you'll find the movie intense, disturbing, and unforgettable. Dee Wallace is both sexy and off-putting in the role that solidified her position as a genre movie heavyweight, and I disagree with Stephen King that she should have gotten an Oscar nod for her efforts here because CUJO is of a quality that people who attend award ceremonies probably wouldn't understand. Those who know that Wallace is great here just, well, we just know! Although the project probably made King associated with the type of B-grade, TV-style low-budget thrillers that belie the later day respect he eventually achieved (with his more boring novels, such as DOLOROES CLAIBORNE), those of us who prefer genre cinema to "great" movies will always see it as the gem that it really is. This picture wasn't made by the politically correct, smile-for-the-cameras group that attend the Academy Awards and have a certain image that they want to sell to the public. This picture was made by hard-working folks who had a genuine love of gutter-sprung genre filmmaking and who didn't need the validation of Hollywood or intellectuals to tell them they'd done a good job. Teague's original audio commentary is great because he is so committed to the movie itself that awards and recognition almost have nothing to do with his original aspirations; I have always preferred B-movies over the more accepted refined productions because not only are genre films more fun they will also last a lot longer in the long run. Teague and his team have done a splendid job of practical filmmaking here, almost a lost art by today's computer driven standards.
The CUJO 25th Anniversary disc is the one that fans will most likely want, since it has the three part documentary entitled DOG DAYS on its menu option in the extras. For my taste, this documentary did not go quite as in depth as it should have, even though we do hear from everyone (except, rather regrettably, King himself) and we do get an introduction about the novel itself from Douglas E. Winter. I think the insinuation of some archival footage into this documentary would have made it great, and some modern day perspective wouldn't have hurt either, with some entertainment journalists discussing the impact of the movie and even cultural counterparts like BEETHOVEN.
The picture and sound quality on the disc, though, are quite good indeed, with a lot of the grain and color the same as it always appeared to be in the old full-screen TV prints that I watched years and years ago. CUJO is not a picture that needs to be "cleaned up" by modern day restoration tactics, and thankfully I was quite pleased with the image representation on this release.
Now the Olive Films release from last year actually has a crisper, more tightly focused picture representation, but it's not a necessary purchase unless you want to pick up a Blu-Ray copy of this release as well. Director Teague does offer a NEW commentary track on the Olive release, and it is enjoyable listening, but it's probably not essential if you're trying to decide on buying (he mentions in this commentary, for instance, that King's book ON WRITING is as useful for screenwriters as it is for novelists...well duh!). Teague is fun to listen to for sure, but he doesn't encompass enough information about the financing of the movie and his own vision for B pictures in the way that someone like Larry Cohen does (for example).
In the final verdict, the movie CUJO is a masterpiece of psychological fear that will probably not be well understood by the movie audiences of today, who are so plugged into cellular phones and Internet connections that the idea of being stranded on an old, desolate country farm without any communication hook up might seem silly or even (to them) impossible, I don't know. But if you are a fan of real psychological horror pictures, don't miss it! Teague and his crew do a great job of building up the scares and maximizing the shocks and revealing the fact that CUJO is, like all great scare stories, really a saddening tale at the center. And be warned that the movie is depressing and quite shocking, and certainly isn't for the young ones...and I'm saying that having been forever changed by the experience of watching it when I was eight or so. And I have never been the same since. A-
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Mathew
5.0 out of 5 stars Oldie but a goodie
Reviewed in Canada on May 8, 2024
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Mark Savin
5.0 out of 5 stars Cujo
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Jose Luis
5.0 out of 5 stars Los perros enfermos de la rabia dan mucho miedo.
Reviewed in Spain on July 23, 2022
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El DVD es normalito, quiero decir que con la calidad estándar de estos DVD. Por otro lado, está la crítica de la propia película en sí misma. En pocas palabras, en mi humilde opinión la película es un clásico de culto; una obra maestra del cine que adapta muy bien una de las mejores historias de terror escritas por Stephen King, un autor muy conocido al que no le hace falta ninguna presentación. La película es de los ochenta y se nota esa factura, porque hoy en día poca gente sabría quiénes son los actores y las actrices que aparecen, pero no ha perdido ni un ápice de su horror intrínseco, de su capacidad para generar tensión, de su habilidad para sentir el miedo el miedo de los protagonistas. No es para verla a solas, de noche y con tormenta afuera... Si la gente de Hollywood intentara hacer una nueva versión de esta película, dudo que lograsen mejorar lo presente de ninguna manera. Un clásico es un clásico por un motivo. Por otro lado, siento lástima por Cujo y por lo que le pasó al pobre animalito. Me da mucha rabia... ;))) (¿Lo habéis pillado? Lo de "rabia"... je je je...) Perdón por el chiste malo. No dejéis de ver la película, pero eso sí, nunca a solas. Repito, nunca a solas...
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5.0 out of 5 stars Grande cult
Reviewed in Italy on July 20, 2022
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Erano anni che aspettavo una buona edizione in bluray visto che il vecchio dvd era pessimo.. Film molto bello e di culto! Fondamentale per chi ama il genere horror!
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APB- Girl
5.0 out of 5 stars 70 Kilo Wut und Schmerzen!
Reviewed in Germany on September 1, 2015
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Die Vorfreude, die ich empfand, als ich gestern endlich, endlich
CUJO auf DVD sehen durfte, war unbeschreiblich. Kann sich sicher
gar niemand vorstellen. Aufgrund der vielen enttäuschenden
Bewertungen, die den Zustand der Fassung nicht gerade als günstig
beschrieben, scheute ich eine lange Zeit davor zurück, sie mir
zu kaufen. Jetzt ist es doch passiert- ich dachte mir, es kommt
auf einen Versuch an. Schlechter als auf meiner dreißigjährigen VHS
kann die Quali wohl kaum sein. Jau, und die Qualität ist hier super!
CUJO in dieser Red Edition Reloaded ist ungeschnitten und damit auch
unverstümmelt. Weder die freizügigen Szenen mit Donna und Steve fehlen,
in Küche und Bett, weder die blutigen Attacken der Titelfigur.
Sah den Film gute fünfzig Mal in meinem bisherigen Leben- erstes, freies
Aufatmen. Des weiteren beinhaltet der Film eine ungefähr dreißigsekündige
Szene, die plötzlich im Originalton Englisch zu vernehmen ist. Blöd, aber kein Weltuntergang.
Und mir fiel auf, dass eine einzige kurze Szene( Tennisplatz) neu synchronisiert wurde.
Machte mich zwar stutzig, aber ist kaum ärgerlich.
Außerdem kam es mir so vor, dass diese Szenen zusätzlich in CUJO
mit hinein genommen wurden, da sie mir gänzlich unbekannt erschienen.
Wie dem auch sei- für mein Empfinden ist diese Edition völlig in bester
Ordnung. Und es fehlt nichts. Das ist wohl neben Bild und Tonquali,
die übrigens nur anfänglich leicht hapert, der wichtigste Aspekt überhaupt.

Und zum Film ansich brauche ich nicht mehr viel sagen, außer:
CUJO ist das Monster aus dem Schrank. Aus Tad`s Schrank. Und CUJO ist
leider sehr böse- und damit eine der besten King- Verfilmungen überhaupt.
Wenn nicht gar die beste. Ohne puppenhafte, mit Fell überzogene, mechanische
Atrappen. Sondern mit einem echten Bernhardiner. Aus dessen Augen und Maul
die schreckliche Tollwut trieft. Der personifizierte Tod auf vier Pfoten.
Der vor Schmerz und Wut Türen und Autos attackiert und einrennt. Mit seinem
Kopf- in dem sich das Gehirn langsam zersetzt.
" Joe Camber? Ich fahr`mal raus! "

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Geschichte:

Donna, Vic und deren kleiner Sohn Tad sind von New York
in eine Kleinstadt umgezogen. Eheprobleme des Paares und
schreckliche Visionen des ängstlichen Tad sind an der Tages-
ordnung. Doch der wirkliche Albtraum beginnt in Gestalt eines
Hundes, Cujo, der während seines Jagdfiebers im Schlupfloch einer
Schar Fledermäuse stecken bleibt. Die ihn durch einige Bisse
in die Nase mit Tollwut infizieren.......................
...........................................

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Fazit:

" Monster haben draußen zu bleiben.
Sie haben hier nichts verloren.
Kein Monster darf in Tad`s Schrank- ist zu eng für euch da drin.
Kein Monster darf unter Tad`s Bett- da unten habt ihr keinen Platz.
Und kein Monster darf an Tad`s Fenster- und auch nicht ins Auto.
Sonst müsst ihr sterben...............
niemand darf Tad etwas zuleide tun- das gilt für die ganze Nacht.
Und auch für hier....vielleicht springt das Auto jetzt an... "

Entsetzen, Hoffnung, Glaube.
Schmerz, Angst. Todesangst.
CUJO. Außer Kontrolle.

Grandios gespielt von Mensch und Tier.

FÜNF Sterne! Aus Schweiß und Blut!

" Ich weiß nicht, wo dein Daddy ist!!!!!! "

Lauflänge: 93.45 Minuten( mit Abspann ) !
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