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Description
Scenes
Features
This single-disc edition affords the film, without extras. Like the two-disc Special Edition, it affords digitally mastered audio and anamorphic video, with Dolby Digital 5.1 sound on the English soundtrack. For the two-disc Special Edition with additional features, please click "DVD - Wide Screen / Dolby 5.1" above.
Scene Index
Side #1 --
1. Overture [6:10]
2. Death of a Legend [3:19]
3. On Staff, in Cairo [2:55]
4. Dryden & Murray [1:51]
5. A Chat With the General [2:07]
6. "Find Prince Feisal" [1:17]
7. The Desert Journey Begins [4:31]
8. Friendship [4:28]
9. Ali at the Well [10:01]
10. Colonel Brighton [2:04]
11. What Modern Weapons Do [5:00]
12. In Feisal's Tent [5:38]
13. "Time To Be Great Again" [2:53]
14. "We Need a Miracle" [2:43]
15. "The Nefud Cannot Be Crossed!" [1:19]
16. "In Whose Name Do You Ride?" [2:38]
17. At the Oasis [:26]
18. "That Is the Railway" [1:50]
19. "You Were Drifting" [1:42]
20. Lost in the Desert [9:59]
21. Rescue of Gasim [3:49]
22. "Nothing is Written" [2:08]
23. El Aurens [3:46]
24. Robes of a Sharif [2:02]
25. Auda aby Tayi & Son [2:39]
26. Ali Vs. Auda [2:07]
27. "Dine With Me at Wadi Rum!" [5:34]
28. Execution of Gasim [7:55]
29. Attack on Akaba [3:38]
30. "The Miracle Is Accomplished" [2:25]
31. No Gold in Akaba [3:13]
32. Quicksand [4:23]
33. Suez Canal [:40]
34. The Officers' Bar [3:13]
35. General Allenby [3:01]
36. Planning the Campaign [4:10]
37. Entr'acte [6:37]
38. Jackson Bently, Journalist [4:47]
39. Destroying the Turkish Railway [4:19]
40. "It's Clean" [6:24]
41. Something Honorable [7:28]
42. Detonator [1:52]
43. Capture in Deraa [4:09]
44. "Beat Him" [6:32]
45. "Sleep... Eat" [1:02]
46. "Any Man Is What I Am" [4:43]
47. Entering Jerusalem [3:02]
48. A Clash of Temperment [:58]
49. Bodyguard [2:23]
50. British Staff Meeting [3:05]
51. Roads to Damascus [5:28]
52. "No Prisoners!" [3:22]
53. Chaos in Damascus [:59]
54. Turkish Hospital [2:52]
55. Going Home [9:26]
56. End Credits & Exit Music [8:27]
Editorial Reviews
Decades after its initial theatrical release, Lawrence of Arabia remains the quintessential movie epic: lavish, sweeping, and literate, played against a grand historical backdrop and peopled with sharply drawn characters. The Academy Award winner for Best Picture in 1962, it also earned an Oscar for director David Lean (The Bridge on the River Kwai), whose command of filmmaking technique was never more aptly demonstrated. Peter OToole achieved international stardom following his portrayal of T. E. Lawrence, the enigmatic British intelligence officer who participated in a 1916 Arab revolt against Turkish oppressors and became a legendary figure throughout the Middle East. The arduous desert campaign is detailed with scope and style, and though Lean and screenwriter Robert Bolt never quite get a handle on their charismatic but cryptic protagonist, they limn memorable secondary characters like Omar Sharifs fiery rebel chieftain, Alec Guinnesss crafty Arab prince, and Jack Hawkinss stolid British general. A meticulously crafted film, truly a feast for the eyes and ears, Lawrence of Arabia is also a rousing adventure guaranteed to stir the emotions. The long-awaited DVD version is newly remastered from fully restored film elements and includes four Lawrence featurettes in addition to original newsreel footage of Lawrence himself, as well as a conversation with director and Lawrence fan Steven Spielberg. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble
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by dried_squid on December 5, 2009 at Barnes & NobleI vaguely remembered this movie when it originally came out. I remembered Peter O'Toole, and the photographic vistas. And the music.At the time of this purchase, I was thinking adventure movie, a Middle Eastern setting, English school gent in a war in the desert.Yup. Got that.Note I am not a history buff, my interest was simply story and movie. Inside of the story and movie, the five actors listed above, the unfolding of the events, and their interplay, was worth this second viewing.One wonders, aside from parameters of scale, if there's much difference today when the thousand-year old cultures of the Middle East allow Western industrial culture, eg. the Brits, to play in the sands of their deserts.At the very least, it's an adventure.
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by TomZap on August 1, 2009 at Barnes & NobleThe music, the setting, the story line and the acting all make this film one of the all time greats. One that needs to be in everyones library of films. Hollywood just does not make movies like this anymore.
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by JL_Garner on May 16, 2009 at Barnes & NobleI was surprised to realize that I'd never watched David Lean's 1962 epic "Lawrence of Arabia." It was well worth the wait. At once a huge story of international politics and the British-backed Arabian fight for freedom from the Ottoman Empire, it's also an intensely personal story of one man's journey from nobody to historic figure, and how it almost breaks him.Peter O'Toole is brilliant as the enigmatic T.E. Lawrence, but I actually found myself drawn more to the supporting characters -- Sherif Ali (Omar Sharif), Auda Abu Tayi (Anthony Quinn), and Prince Feisal (the chameleonlike Alec Guinness). Beautifully filmed, and with one of the most memorable film scores of all time, "Lawrence" really lives up to the adjective "masterpiece." My only regret is that I don't have a larger TV screen on which to appreciate the stunning visuals.
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by Anonymous on April 8, 2008 at Barnes & NobleI am partly posting this in response to the other reviews. This film is an acknowledged masterpiece. It is an engrossing, beautifully shot, remarkably acted work. The dissolving of Lawrence as the war wears on him is as intimate a character study as you will see even as it is on the backdrop of war and struggle in the dessert. Insightful and prescient, it is even more relevant today. Worth watching if only for the justifiably ballyhooed "mirage" shot. Any lover of movies who doesn't hold Transformers in high regard owes it to themselves to see this.
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by Anonymous on February 13, 2008 at Barnes & NobleThis is one of my favorite movies. It has great acting and was filmed beautifully.
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by Anonymous on October 4, 2007 at Barnes & NobleThis film makes me want to puke. I have never seen a movie that has disappointed me. But I must say the phrase, I stand corrected. The people who made this must have been drunk or high on meth. Who can tell? The reasons for getting the film is to torture your family and friends or to cure insomnia. That’s it. So just don’t by it. Trust me.
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by Anonymous on July 3, 2007 at Barnes & NobleFirst off, who in their right mind would make a 3+ hour movie about some dude roaming the desert? You spend five minutes alone with Lawrence, and then it’s off to the boring desert. You spend an hour chasing a guy who is lost in the desert and Lawrence goes after him! How more stupid can you get? His reason for going to the desert is ‘It’s clean.’ I mean, come on! It’s stupid, dull, and the action is as about as exiting as that of a wine commercial. I fell asleep while watching this film. My advice is just stay away or you’ll wonder what you could have been doing with those 3+ hours.
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by Anonymous on May 29, 2007 at Barnes & NobleI find it sad and rather frightening that people can give a movie like Lawrence of Arabia three stars. IT IS A CLASSIC! There is no doubt about it, Lawrence of Arabia is one of the greatest movies of all time. Winner of Best Picture, Number five on AFI's Top 100 Movies...NUMBER FIVE! How can anyone give such a great movie THREE STARS! It has action, adventure, drama, and some of the best acting I've ever seen by Peter O Toole. Even more importantly, it gives you a look into the mind and soul of one man...T.E. Lawrence.










