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3000 Miles To Graceland
on DVD (2001)
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| Starring: |
Kurt Russell, Kevin Costner, Courteney Cox, Christian Slater, Kevin Pollak, David Arquette, Jon Lovitz, Howie Long |
| Director: |
Demian Lichtenstein |
| Studio: |
WARNER HOME VIDEO |
| Run time: |
125 mins |
| Certificate: |
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| User collections: |
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| Genres: |
Action/Adventure, Thriller |
| Languages: |
English |
| Dubbed: |
French |
| Subtitles: |
Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, Icelandic, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish |
| Released: |
19/08/2003
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Brief synopsis of 3000 Miles To Graceland
Crime Is King.
Ladies and gentlemen, Elvis has left the building…with $3.2 million in stolen jack.
As leaders of a gang who pull off a daring Las Vegas casino heist while disguised as participants in the town's International Elvis Week, Kurt Russell and Kevin Costner are armed, dangerous and sporting hunka-hunka sets of awesome sideburns. Awesome, too, is the film's supporting cast: Courteney Cox, Christian Slater, David Arquette, Kevin Pollak, Howie Long, Ice-T, Jon Lovitz and more. Get in, strap down, hold on. 3000 Miles To Graceland, directed and co-written by Demian Lichtenstein, is one kicky, volatile, heat-seeking missile of an action thriller.
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Radio Times
Almost a decade after Reservoir Dogs, Demian Lichtenstein continued to peddle its brusque visual and verbal style in this tired indie caper. Moreover, he also over-indulges in the camera pyrotechnics that characterised his time as a director of commercials and pop videos. Kurt Russell gets to wear Elvis gear once more, as the leader of a gang planning a raid on a Las Vegas casino, while Kevin Costner attempts to kickstart his flagging career by playing determinedly against type as a foul-mouthed sociopath. But, for the rest, this is a crass and calculatingly excessive bid for cult kudos.
Halliwell's Film Guide
Crude, rude and hyperactive action movie that quickly wears out its welcome.
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