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Labor Day (Blu-ray + DVD + Digital HD)

Kate Winslet (Actor), Josh Brolin (Actor) Rated:
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Format: Blu-ray
4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 5,087 ratings
IMDb6.9/10.0
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Genre Drama
Format Color, NTSC, Blu-ray, Dolby, Subtitled, Multiple Formats, Widescreen, AC-3, Digital_copy, Dubbed
Contributor Kate Winslet, Josh Brolin
Language English
Runtime 1 hour and 51 minutes
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Labor Day" centers on 13-year-old Henry Wheeler, who struggles to be the man of his house and care for his reclusive mother Adele while confronting all the pangs of adolescence. On a back-to-school shopping trip, Henry and his mother encounter Frank Chambers, a man both intimidating and clearly in need of help, who convinces them to take him into their home and later is revealed to be an escaped convict. The events of this long Labor Day weekend will shape them for the rest of their lives.

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  • Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 0.6 x 5.4 x 6.7 inches; 2.88 ounces
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ PRT7914643BR
  • Media Format ‏ : ‎ Color, NTSC, Blu-ray, Dolby, Subtitled, Multiple Formats, Widescreen, AC-3, Digital_copy, Dubbed
  • Run time ‏ : ‎ 1 hour and 51 minutes
  • Release date ‏ : ‎ April 29, 2014
  • Actors ‏ : ‎ Kate Winslet, Josh Brolin
  • Dubbed: ‏ : ‎ Spanish, French, Portuguese
  • Subtitles: ‏ : ‎ English, Portuguese, Spanish
  • Studio ‏ : ‎ Paramount
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00H9LHX8K
  • Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1
  • Customer Reviews:
    4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars 5,087 ratings

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4.5 out of 5 stars
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One of the best love stories I have ever seen!
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One of the best love stories I have ever seen!
I understand this kind of love, one that seems improbable and evolves into an eternal passionate love that never waivers. I have experienced it with a woman I shall appropriately call "Rose" as Kate Winslet made famous in The Titanic. Incredible writing, directing, setting, acting and delivery. I have never written a movie review but felt compelled as it touched me personally- leaving me longing for the same.The back story is as compelling as the front story. The intertwined relationships and the seamless connections to the main story line is beautifully presented. Realistic people, personalities, conditioning, actions and reactions.Pulls on all heart strings. Left my head and heart in conflict as logic wanted to prevail but was more empathetic with the heart's desire to embrace love even when it was illogical.Completely unexpected. I am glad I decided to take the time to watch.
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A Funny Girl
5.0 out of 5 stars Beautiful Story
Reviewed in the United States on February 16, 2015
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Josh Brolin and Kate Winslet truly are spectacular in Labor Day.

Josh Brolin plays Frank a recently escaped convict, convicted of murder. Kate Winslet plays Adele, a single mother of Henry and who seems to be experiencing a Major Depressive Disorder as well as Social Anxiety brought on by some events in her past.

The story starts out and we see Henry and his mother, the story is told by an adult version of Henry who is recalling the events of one weekend that had a major impact on the rest of his life. Henry and Adele are taking their monthly trip to the local store for their monthly supplies. It's really evident that this is a huge struggle for Adele just to make this simple trip. It's somewhat difficult watching Adele, because I've suffered some of the same anxieties that are portrayed in this movie and in a lot of ways it hit home. You can tell that Henry feels a huge burden of responsbility to his mother and her well being.

While Henry goes to look at the comics in the store, he's surprised when Frank comes out of the back of the store asking for his help. Henry notices that Frank is bleeding on his stomach and seems really nervous, but does as Frank is told and takes him to his mother. HIs mother doesn't want to help, but Frank is pretty insistent and Adele becomes nervous of him hurting them and so goes along with Frank's wishes.

The story shows that while Frank is persistent and in a way has a bit of a threatening demeanor, he also seems to have a gentle nature about him the whole time. We watch as Frank seems determined to fix all of the little things that are wrong with Adele's home and seems to want to make sure that when he's gone Henry will have learned some invaluable lessons on how to take care of himself and of his mother.

There's so much more I could say and this another of those times when I just want to tell you everything, but then that would ruin the whole movie for you. This definitely was a unique tale that I've never seen before. A unique storyline. It shows that sometimes just because someone has been labeled and even made a dreadful mistake in their past, that it doesn't mean that it dictates that they are a bad person. It makes you see the human side of even someone who has been convicted as a murderer.

I've watched Josh Brolin in several things, but he truly has outdone himself as Frank. Kate Winslet, well we all know that she just rocks out whatever character she is portraying and truly becomes that person. She does such a wonderful job showing the anxiety that this character feels and just with little bitty movements can capture a whole range of emotions.

You find yourself rooting for these people and wanting to see good in them. It's really a touching story and I found myself in tears towards the end of the movie. Definitely worth a watch!! It really shows how one encounter can change the person we become. How it's little things that can shape our lives.
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Rand Stahl
5.0 out of 5 stars A Rare Film Demonstraing The Craft At its Best
Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2015
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I luckily stumbled onto this film. And wow! A cinematic achievement as Labor Day occurs rarely. This film demonstrates the craft of film making at its very best. From screenplay, to direction, to the execution of portraying character -- this dramatic movie shows no weaknesses.

Seeing that Kate Winslet starred in the movie caught me eye. As is written about the story that it's a tale about second chances at romance, which intrigued me, for I too wish to have another chance at romance.

How the story was told and acted captivated my attention immediately, and thereafter held me captive throughout the duration of the story.

From its beginning I was drawn in by Kate Winslet's character portrayal -- wondering what is amiss with this woman? She sits in her parked car at a store parking lot. There is a long held moment of hesitation on her part. She stares at the store. Immediately, questions occur about the character's mental and emotional state. Then urged on by her son she gets out of the car, walks toward and into the store.

For a short domesticated moment everything seems banal in the lives of mother and son. While in the store encounter a stranger, a man. He appears, from the backroom, passing through swinging doors enters the character Brolin portrays. This stranger asks the boy: "Where's your mom?..." Take me to her." Meeting her, the stranger asks her and son for their help. She hesitates. From that point tension mounts.

He is physically wounded, bleeding. On the surface he seems harmless. Yet his bearing projects a sense of urgency. As he talks to the woman a mild roughness accompanies his demanding civility. His gestures, seemingly friendly even loving, are directed exclusively toward the boy. Though seemingly friendly on the surface, his gestures, nonetheless, communicate a looming sense of an imminent threat to the boys safety. His, the boy's, continued safety depends of her acquiesece to this stranger's demands.

By this film, director and screenplay writer Jason Reitmen demonstrates his economical ability to envision and tell a complex story.

Though a drama, never was there a dull moment. Never did any scene lack a distinguishing contribution to an overall sense of conditions, internal and external, in tension, each resulting from forces acting in opposition to each other.

A domestic harmony and calm emerges. This emergent tranquility is vulnerable. The resultant insular world has fragility. Proper vigilance must be maintained at all times to avoid the pending forces in opposition. The potentially dismantling forces loom largely. Yet ironically the potent dismantling agent lies within the protagonists-ensemble. Innocent actions of an unwitting, dismantling agent prove to be formidable.

Yet at the very end everything seems to converge suitably.
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daniela collins
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Movie
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2023
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I would like to give a one word review and that is simply 'wow'. I usually like to watch very 'light' movies, because I spend most of my time reading news and other rather heavy and un-entertaining subjects. I began watching this movie and almost turned it off, but for some reason decided not to, and I am glad. This was really worth watching. Kate Winslet's performance was superb, and so was Josh Brolin's. The son was also incredible and utterly convincing. This was definitely worth my time. Without spoiling the plot, I have to say that I loved the moment when the father had a short talk with his son at the restaurant, and apologized for his failure in being a dad as well as a husband. The final ending was beautiful and encouraging to boot. The movie covered and dealt with a range of human emotions and unusual situations, and definitely gave food for thought. Highly recommended!
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むむむ
5.0 out of 5 stars おすすめ
Reviewed in Japan on October 18, 2023
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面白かった!
予備知識なくケイト・ウィンスレットの作品を見たく購入。ハートウォームになる映画でした。
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J.A.Hallbauer ;Doc Halliday
5.0 out of 5 stars Unwahrscheinlich - und unwahrscheinlich berührend.
Reviewed in Germany on April 22, 2016
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Das Liebesdrama von Jason Reitmann, inspiriert durch einen Roman, wurde 2013 gedreht und spielt im Jahre 1987.
Aus traurigen Anlässen ist Adele (Kate Winslet) von ihrem Mann verlassen worden und lebt allein mit ihrem 13jährigen Sohn Henry (Gattlin Griffith).
Sie verlässt das Haus fast nie, wirkt immer melancholisch, in Gedanken versunken und unsicher, ihr Sohn, der zwischendurch auch den Vater mit dessen neuer Familie besucht, scheint ihr einziger Lebensinhalt zu sein.
Einmal im Monat fahren die beiden für einen Großeinkauf zu einem Supermarkt, hier sieht sie Frank (Josh Brolin), der nach einer Blinddarm-Op aus dem zweiten Stock einer Klinik geflüchtet ist, da er wegen Mordes eine langjährige Haftstrafe absitzen muss. Er hinkt und hat einen Blutfleck auf dem Shirt als Folge der noch nicht verheilten OP-Wunde. Er zwingt nicht mit Gewalt, sondern bringt Adele und Henry eher dazu, ihm Unterschlupf zu gewähren, bis er sich etwas erholt habe und mit dem Zug fliehen könne.
Frank behauptet, dass er ein Mörder sei, sei eine Version, nicht seine. Er fesselt Adele und behauptet, dass er damit verhindern wolle, dass sie als Komplizin belangt werde, falls man ihn fasse. Schon bald ist ein Fesseln nicht mehr nötig, Frank entpuppt sich als großartiger Helfer, der Reparatúren am Wagen durchführt, sich im Hause nützlich macht, putzt, kocht und eine Kuchen aus schon sehr reifen Pfirsichen backt, zusammen mit Adele, der er wiederholt hinter ihr stehend die Hände führt und sie ermutigt. Nur wenn Besuch kommt, den Adele nicht immer gleich abwimeln kann, muss er sich verstecken. Recht schnell fassen sowohl Adele als auch Henry Vertrauen und recht schnell Zuneigung zu dem patenten Mann. Adele blüht förmlich wieder auf. und nicht selten sitzen beide nebeneinander, er den Arm um ihre Schulzer gelegt, sie den Kopf an seine breite Brust gebettet.
Er plant, mit Adele und Henry nach Kanada zu fliehen, der Film bietet aber mehrere Möglichkeiten an, warum die Polizei ihn stellt und er sich widerstandslos festnehmen lässt.

Josh Brolin ist einfach zu patent, und Adele zu traurig, depressiv und zurückgezogen, aber die Geschichte der sich entwickelnden Liebe, ohne dass die beiden Sex haben, wird einfach derart wunderbar erzählt, dass man insbesondere Adele, von Kate Winslet traumhaft schön, sympathisch und endlich wieder lebend, wünscht, dass der Plan geklappt hätte. Die beiden Charaktere wirken übertrieben, zu gut und schön, um wahr zu sein, aber der Film erzählt uns ein wunderschönes Märchen, und wenn wir nicht mit dem Anspruch an Realismus, sondern der Absicht, uns von einer wunderbar warmherzigen Liebesgeschichte unterhalten und verzaubern zu lassen, dann ist Josh Brolin ein wunderbarer hilfsbereiter Mann und Kate Winslet, die für ihr Spiel mal wieder eine Golden Globe-Nominierung erhielt, eine absolute Traumbesetzung. Nicht vergessen sei auch Henry, der uns als Erzähler immer wieder durch den Film führt und eine wichtige Rolle nicht nur in Adeles Leben, sondern auch im Verlauf der Handlung ist.

Wir erfahren in dem Film, dass Frank wirklich kein Mörder ist und welche traurigen Ereignisse dazu geführt haben, dass ihr Mann Adele verlassen hat. Wir sehen keineswegs eine realistisch erscheinende Geschichte, und trotz tragischer Ereignisse sagen wir uns, so etwas gebe es nur in einem Film.
Aber es wird uns hier besonders dank Kate Winslet ein wunderschönes Märchen aufgetischt, das meiner Meinung nach sehr süß, aber nicht zu süß und kitschig ausgefallen ist.

Der Film ist sicher nicht besonders tiefschürfend und realistisch, aber einfach so schön und gut gespielt, dass er mir 5 Glückssterne wert ist.

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8月の赤い月
4.0 out of 5 stars 静かでノスタルジック
Reviewed in Japan on April 1, 2024
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心に傷を負った者たちが成長していく物語を
息子目線で描いた作品。
アメリカの田舎まちがノスタルジックで美しい。
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APB- Girl
5.0 out of 5 stars Emotional hoch Drei
Reviewed in Germany on June 10, 2018
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`Ich glaube nicht, dass der Verlust meines Vaters das Herz meiner Mutter brach,
sondern........der Verlust der Liebe ansich. Sogar damals hatte ich das schon verstanden
und wollte den Verlust irgendwie ausgleichen..........`. Henry, die Stimme aus dem Of,
der Sohn von Adele, ist ein guter Junge, ein guter Sohn. Und tut alles für seine Mom.
Alles, was ein Dreizehnjähriger eben in der Lage ist, zu tun....so gut wie möglich.
Nur einmal im Monat fahren Sohn und Mutter gemeinsam los, um Vorräte einzukaufen.
" Ist es in Ordnung, wenn ich mir kurz die Comics ansehe? " - " Mm,...ja. Aber lauf` nicht weg. " -
" Ich bin nur da hinten. " Glamour, Style und der Spaß, der richtige Spaß am Leben, gibt es
eigentlich nicht in Henrys jungem Leben, ist Wunschdenken.
LABOR DAY........und gerade an diesem Tag soll die von Einsamkeit zerfressene Adele einem
blutenden Fremden helfen?
" Tut mir leid,.....wir können Ihnen wirklich nicht helfen. " - " Offen gestanden.........ist es leider so,
dass Sie müssen. " Und ab da treibt der Film mir schon erste Anwandlungen von Angst und ein großes
Fragezeichen ins Gesicht...........die bedrohlich hämmernde Musik tut ihr Übriges dazu. Panik, aber nur leichte......
" Wo wollen Sie denn hin? " - " Zu Ihnen nach Hause. Ich bleib` nicht lange............". Das nenn` ich mal
(An)Spannung und Gänsehaut im Glück.

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Story:

Adele ist alleinerziehend und sehr unglücklich.
Frank ist ein entflohener Verbrecher und verwundet.
Zwei Fremde, die sich zufällig und unerwartet begegnen.......
ein soo leiser Film, der nicht viel Worte braucht...............

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Mein Fazit:

Er schaut sich in ihrem Haus um, sie entschuldigt sich für die Unordnung..........
bevor ich mir einen Film auswähle, den ich schauen möchte, achte ich meist darauf,
ob mich die Geschichte interessiert und mit welchen Darstellern er besetzt wurde.
Überwiegend liege ich mit diesem Verfahren richtig- stimmt dann auch noch die Atmosphäre
von Anfang an, ist das mehr als erfreulich obendrauf.
" Ich lasse nicht zu, dass meinem Sohn etwas geschieht............". - " Er ist in guten Händen........".
LABOR DAY- wie sich dieser Film dann entwickelt, ist für jemanden, der z. B. keinerlei Info über ihn hat,
vollkommen überraschend. Ich wusste, worauf ich mich einlassen wollte und was ich erwarteten dürfte.
Toller Film, der so völlig anders ist, als man es von einem Thriller gewohnt ist.
`Ich weiß nicht mehr genau, wann die Hände meiner Mutter angefangen haben zu zittern, aber irgendwann
hatte sie es nicht mehr unter Kontrolle. `
" Helfen Sie mir, unser Werk zu vollenden. Perfekt. "
LABOR DAY: Für mich ein besonderer Film, der genau so verläuft, wie man es sich vielleicht wünschen mag.
Und nicht für möglich gehalten hätte.........................
Kate, Josh, Gattlin.......besser hätte man den Cast für diese hochemotionale Story nicht wählen können.
Passt. Mir.

Lauflänge: 106.25 Minuten ( mit Abspann ) !

Special Features ( deutsche Untertitel ) :

- Audiokommentare mit Regisseur Jason Reitman, Chefkameramann Eric Steelberg & Koproduzent J. Blumenfeld!

- Entfernte Szenen= 10.12 Minuten!
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Hugo Pouliot
5.0 out of 5 stars Totalement satisfait
Reviewed in Canada on May 29, 2023
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La livraison a été extrêmement rapide, au-delà des attentes. Le film est très bon aussi.
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