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Arnold Schwarzenegger in...

Eraser

( Catalog Number 14202 )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

One of the Best Versions on LaserDisc
LaserDisc

Eraser
1996 - 115 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated R
Country: Germany

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Muscle-bound, heavily-accented John Kruger is employed by the Witness Protection Program as an "eraser." In other words, he wipes out a witness's identity in order to save him or her from potential harm. One such person is beautiful Lee Cullen, who  possesses vital information regarding super high-tech weapons -- and a government conspiracy connected to them. Krueger's job protecting Cullen will lead to some action-packed, death-defying adventures for the pair, as gunmen and goons and even alligators seem to be waiting for them around every corner. Furthermore, a traitor within the Witness Protection Program is hell-bent on violently erasing Krueger himself.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Top-notch action sequences and exciting stunt work highlight this fast-moving thriller. John Kruger (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is a top agent in the U.S. Marshalls' Witness Protection Program; it's his job to "erase" the pasts of Federal witnesses under his watch and deal with anyone who tries to hurt them. Kruger's latest assignment is to protect Lee Cullen (Vanessa Williams), who while working for a major weapons manufacturing firm discovered evidence that the company was selling new, high-tech weapons to intentional terrorists groups with the cooperation of a faction of enemy agents within the United States government. However, when Kruger discovers that the Witness Protection Program has a rat in the house and that rat is his boss, U.S. Marshall Robert Deguerin (James Caan) Kruger has to guard his own life while trying to protect Lee's. The supporting cast is highlighted by James Coburn, Robert Pastorelli, and James Cromwell. --- Mark Deming

By the time Eraser came out, Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicles had begun losing their status as anticipated event movies; replacing that was a kind of shrugging acknowledgement akin to "Oh, what's Arnold up to this time " Not strictly bad so much as rote and uninspired, Eraser shows the diminishing returns of the big-budget-action-movie-per-year pace Schwarzenegger had been following since the mid-'80s. It delivers a couple memorable set pieces the hero tangling with a crocodile being one but devolves into a collection of boring chase scenes and shootouts that leave no lasting impression. Vanessa L. Williams is a nice choice as Schwarzenegger's capable charge, but the usually superlative James Caan is a dud as the villain, and Robert Pastorelli is merely annoying as comic relief. After mixed success in his previous directing stints in horror (the 1988 update of The Blob) and comedy (Jim Carrey's The Mask), Chuck Russell seems uncomfortable helming an action pic that needs more of Arnie collaborator James Cameron's over-the-top bravura. Eraser was the beginning of the end for Schwarzenegger's status as the top action hero in Hollywood; he would follow it up with the critically annihilated trio of Batman & Robin, End of Days, and The 6th Day. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast for Eraser

Arnold Schwarzenegger
James Caan
Vanessa Williams
James Coburn
Robert Pastorelli
James Cromwell
Danny Nucci
Andy Romano
Nick Chinlund
Michael Papajohn
Joe Viterelli
Mark Rolston
John Slattery
Robert Miranda
Roma Maffia
Tony Longo
Gerry Becker
John Snyder
Melora Walters
Olek Krupa
Cylk Cozart
K. Todd Freeman
Rocco Sisto
Gerald Berns
Steven Ford
Ismael 'East' Carlo
Tommy J. Huff
Rick Batalla
Michael Gregory
Patrick Kilpatrick
James Short
A.J. Nay
Camryn Manheim
Skipp Sudduth
Anthony Fusco
Gregory McKinney
Craig Barnett
Corey Joshua Taylor
Rick Marzan
Brian Libby
Danny Wynands
David Wolos-Fonteno
Sonny King
Edward Rote
Mike Cameron
Tim Colceri
Dieter R. Trippel
Matthew Mahaney
Denis Forest
Christopher Mankiewicz
Mike Stone
Kevin Fry
Sam Scarber
Richie Varga
Diana Morgan
Ben Shenkman
Dominic Marcus
Pat Collins
Dorin Seymour
Clayton Landey
Terry Beeman
Michael Gregory Gong
Sebastian La Cause
Frank Minitello
Charles Chiquette
Glenndon Chatman
Camille Winbush
Vic Polizos
James Frank Clark
David Bilson
Al Cerullo
Rick Shuster

Crew for Eraser

Producer Stephen Brown
Producer Frank Capra III
Producer Anne Kopelson
Producer Arnold Kopelson
Producer Caroline Pham
Producer Chuck Russell
Producer Michael Tadross
Cinematographer Adam Greenberg
Composer Alan Silvestri
Costume Designer Richard Bruno
Director Chuck Russell
Editor Michael Tronick
Aparna Bakhle
David Bifano
Aaron Brock
Robert C. Campion
Delia Circelli
Kyle Cooper
Dawn C. Dreiling
Ethan Dubrow
Jude Elliot
Karen Fouts
Adam Gallagher
Moby Griffin
Shawn Griffith
Michael Haro
Mischa Hausserman
David Hyman
James Jermyn
Jeff Jones
Adam M. Koppekin
Terry Ladin
Harry Lu
Mary Lamar Mahler
Susan Malerstein
Guy Manos
Keira March
R.J. Mino
Steve Newman
Maria Norman
Kory O'Donnell
Claudia O'Hehir
Terry Ostrow
Michael Panagiotis
Robin Petgrave
Ron B. Pierno
Michael Pitt
Liz Radley
John Rottger
Charlie Scott
James Stankard
Adam M. Stone
Peter M. Tobyansen
Meghan Sea Treese
Kent Tsurumaru
Winona Wacker
Garson Yu
Production Designer Bill Kenney
Writer Tony Puryear
Writer Tony Puryear
Writer Walon Green
Writer Walon Green
Writer Michael S. Chernuchin

Feature Details

Title: Eraser
Feature Release Date: 1996
Genre: Action
Rating: R
Color: Color
Runtime: 115 Minutes
Chapters: 19
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

Catalog Number: 14202
UPC: 085391420262
Manufacturer: DADC USA
Publisher: Warner Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: Germany
Video Format: NTSC

Model: 14202
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
1 in Stock

Rare Dolby Surround Sound, Widescreen, LaserDisc Movie

Near-Mint LaserDisc and Jacket with a split and some shelf-wear

Arnold Schwarzenegger in...

Eraser

( Catalog Number 14202 )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

One of the Best Versions on LaserDisc
LaserDisc

Eraser
1996 - 115 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated R
Country: Germany

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Muscle-bound, heavily-accented John Kruger is employed by the Witness Protection Program as an "eraser." In other words, he wipes out a witness's identity in order to save him or her from potential harm. One such person is beautiful Lee Cullen, who  possesses vital information regarding super high-tech weapons -- and a government conspiracy connected to them. Krueger's job protecting Cullen will lead to some action-packed, death-defying adventures for the pair, as gunmen and goons and even alligators seem to be waiting for them around every corner. Furthermore, a traitor within the Witness Protection Program is hell-bent on violently erasing Krueger himself.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Top-notch action sequences and exciting stunt work highlight this fast-moving thriller. John Kruger (Arnold Schwarzenegger) is a top agent in the U.S. Marshalls' Witness Protection Program; it's his job to "erase" the pasts of Federal witnesses under his watch and deal with anyone who tries to hurt them. Kruger's latest assignment is to protect Lee Cullen (Vanessa Williams), who while working for a major weapons manufacturing firm discovered evidence that the company was selling new, high-tech weapons to intentional terrorists groups with the cooperation of a faction of enemy agents within the United States government. However, when Kruger discovers that the Witness Protection Program has a rat in the house and that rat is his boss, U.S. Marshall Robert Deguerin (James Caan) Kruger has to guard his own life while trying to protect Lee's. The supporting cast is highlighted by James Coburn, Robert Pastorelli, and James Cromwell. --- Mark Deming

By the time Eraser came out, Arnold Schwarzenegger vehicles had begun losing their status as anticipated event movies; replacing that was a kind of shrugging acknowledgement akin to "Oh, what's Arnold up to this time " Not strictly bad so much as rote and uninspired, Eraser shows the diminishing returns of the big-budget-action-movie-per-year pace Schwarzenegger had been following since the mid-'80s. It delivers a couple memorable set pieces the hero tangling with a crocodile being one but devolves into a collection of boring chase scenes and shootouts that leave no lasting impression. Vanessa L. Williams is a nice choice as Schwarzenegger's capable charge, but the usually superlative James Caan is a dud as the villain, and Robert Pastorelli is merely annoying as comic relief. After mixed success in his previous directing stints in horror (the 1988 update of The Blob) and comedy (Jim Carrey's The Mask), Chuck Russell seems uncomfortable helming an action pic that needs more of Arnie collaborator James Cameron's over-the-top bravura. Eraser was the beginning of the end for Schwarzenegger's status as the top action hero in Hollywood; he would follow it up with the critically annihilated trio of Batman & Robin, End of Days, and The 6th Day. --- Derek Armstrong

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Cast for Eraser

Arnold Schwarzenegger
James Caan
Vanessa Williams
James Coburn
Robert Pastorelli
James Cromwell
Danny Nucci
Andy Romano
Nick Chinlund
Michael Papajohn
Joe Viterelli
Mark Rolston
John Slattery
Robert Miranda
Roma Maffia
Tony Longo
Gerry Becker
John Snyder
Melora Walters
Olek Krupa
Cylk Cozart
K. Todd Freeman
Rocco Sisto
Gerald Berns
Steven Ford
Ismael 'East' Carlo
Tommy J. Huff
Rick Batalla
Michael Gregory
Patrick Kilpatrick
James Short
A.J. Nay
Camryn Manheim
Skipp Sudduth
Anthony Fusco
Gregory McKinney
Craig Barnett
Corey Joshua Taylor
Rick Marzan
Brian Libby
Danny Wynands
David Wolos-Fonteno
Sonny King
Edward Rote
Mike Cameron
Tim Colceri
Dieter R. Trippel
Matthew Mahaney
Denis Forest
Christopher Mankiewicz
Mike Stone
Kevin Fry
Sam Scarber
Richie Varga
Diana Morgan
Ben Shenkman
Dominic Marcus
Pat Collins
Dorin Seymour
Clayton Landey
Terry Beeman
Michael Gregory Gong
Sebastian La Cause
Frank Minitello
Charles Chiquette
Glenndon Chatman
Camille Winbush
Vic Polizos
James Frank Clark
David Bilson
Al Cerullo
Rick Shuster

Crew for Eraser

Producer Stephen Brown
Producer Frank Capra III
Producer Anne Kopelson
Producer Arnold Kopelson
Producer Caroline Pham
Producer Chuck Russell
Producer Michael Tadross
Cinematographer Adam Greenberg
Composer Alan Silvestri
Costume Designer Richard Bruno
Director Chuck Russell
Editor Michael Tronick
Aparna Bakhle
David Bifano
Aaron Brock
Robert C. Campion
Delia Circelli
Kyle Cooper
Dawn C. Dreiling
Ethan Dubrow
Jude Elliot
Karen Fouts
Adam Gallagher
Moby Griffin
Shawn Griffith
Michael Haro
Mischa Hausserman
David Hyman
James Jermyn
Jeff Jones
Adam M. Koppekin
Terry Ladin
Harry Lu
Mary Lamar Mahler
Susan Malerstein
Guy Manos
Keira March
R.J. Mino
Steve Newman
Maria Norman
Kory O'Donnell
Claudia O'Hehir
Terry Ostrow
Michael Panagiotis
Robin Petgrave
Ron B. Pierno
Michael Pitt
Liz Radley
John Rottger
Charlie Scott
James Stankard
Adam M. Stone
Peter M. Tobyansen
Meghan Sea Treese
Kent Tsurumaru
Winona Wacker
Garson Yu
Production Designer Bill Kenney
Writer Tony Puryear
Writer Tony Puryear
Writer Walon Green
Writer Walon Green
Writer Michael S. Chernuchin

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