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The Island of Dr. Moreau

( Catalog Number ID3551LI )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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The Island of Dr. Moreau
1996 - 95 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Marlon Brando stars as the scientist in the third adaptation of the H.G. Wells classic. The archetypal mad scientist, the good doctor has been conducting a number of experiments in his remote island kingdom, producing a race of genetic mutants both man and beast in his quest to produce a superior creature. The mutants treat Moreau as a virtual god, carrying out his orders with blind obedience. To deal with the few rebels, the scientist has embedded electrodes under their skin through which he can induce a degree of pain sufficient for his purpose. A plane crash-lands on the island, and the only survivor, U.N. negotiator Edward Douglas (David Thewlis), is taken to Moreau's compound by the doctor's demented assistant, Montgomery (Val Kilmer), where he's soon imprisoned. Shocked by Moreau's experiments, Douglas desperately seeks escape but is badly outnumbered by the army of mutants. At length, the creatures discover how to remove the controlling devices from their bodies and attempt a rebellion, but it soon becomes clear that their collective intelligence was not increased by their physical transformation. This film became an instant camp classic, the result of a troubled production on which John Frankenheimer replaced the original director after only a day of shooting. The fine camerawork of veteran William Fraker stands out above all else.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
On a remote tropical island, Dr. Moreau has appointed himself ruler over a menagerie of genetic mutants fashioned in his gene-splicing chamber of horrors. The products of his misguided attempt to create a more "pure" human species, the man-beasts worship Moreau as their god and "father" and live by his code of law --- a code rigidly enforced by radio-operated implants in their bodies capable of inflicting pain and death. Into this surreal nightmare arrives UN negotiator Edward Douglas (David Thewlis), the sole survivor of an airplane crash. Douglas is brought ashore on Moreau's island --- against his better judgment --- by the doctor's insane, drug-addled assistant, Montgomery (Val Kilmer), and eventually becomes a prisoner. Horrified by the doctor's monstrous experiments and afraid for his own life, Douglas seeks the aid of Moreau's lovely daughter, Aissa (Fairuza Balk), in escaping the island, but is foiled at every turn by Montgomery and his armed man-beast lackeys. Eventually, the creatures discover the existence of their electronic implants and remove them, providing the opportunity for an armed rebellion --- but eventual regression into their original animal state causes their revolt to collapse into anarchy. --- Cavett Binion

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Cast for The Island of Dr. Moreau

Marlon Brando - Dr. Moreau
Val Kilmer - Montgomery
David Thewlis - Douglas
Fairuza Balk - Aissa
Ron Perlman - Sayer Of The Law
Marco Hofschneider - M'Ling
Daniel Rigney - Hyena-Swine
Nelson de la Rosa - Majai
Temuera Morrison - Azazello
William Hootkins - Kiril

Crew for The Island of Dr. Moreau

John Frankenheimer - Director
Edward R. Pressman - Producer
Ron Hutchinson - Screenwriter
Richard Stanley - Screenwriter
H.G. Wells - Book Author
William A. Fraker - Cinematographer
Gary Chang - Composer (Music Score)
Paul Rubell - Editor
Graham "Grace" Walker - Production Designer
Ian Gracie - Art Director
Tim Zinnemann - Executive Producer
Leslie Crawford - Set Designer
Beverly Dunn - Set Designer
Norma Moriceau - Costume Designer
James Sbardellati - First Assistant Director
Glenn Boswell - Coordinator
Ross Emery - Camera Operator
David Lee - Sound/Sound Designer
Valerie McCaffrey - Casting
Michael Z. Hanan - Second Unit Director
Stan Winston - Special Effects Supervisor

Feature Details

Title: The Island of Dr. Moreau
Feature Release Date: 1996
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 95 Minutes
Chapters: 26
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 2.35:1
Playback Format: CLV

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Technical Details

LD Release Date: 24 Dec 1996
Catalog Number: ID3551LI
UPC: 014381355161
Manufacturer: Mitsubishi
Publisher: New Line Home Video

Diameter: 12"
Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Sound Analog Right: Dolby Digital 5.1
Closed Caption: English
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: ID3551LI
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Marlon Brando and Val Kilmer in...

The Island of Dr. Moreau

( Catalog Number ID3551LI )
(2.35:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (CC) (NTSC)

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The Island of Dr. Moreau
1996 - 95 min. - Color
Genre: Sci-Fi
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Storyline:
Marlon Brando stars as the scientist in the third adaptation of the H.G. Wells classic. The archetypal mad scientist, the good doctor has been conducting a number of experiments in his remote island kingdom, producing a race of genetic mutants both man and beast in his quest to produce a superior creature. The mutants treat Moreau as a virtual god, carrying out his orders with blind obedience. To deal with the few rebels, the scientist has embedded electrodes under their skin through which he can induce a degree of pain sufficient for his purpose. A plane crash-lands on the island, and the only survivor, U.N. negotiator Edward Douglas (David Thewlis), is taken to Moreau's compound by the doctor's demented assistant, Montgomery (Val Kilmer), where he's soon imprisoned. Shocked by Moreau's experiments, Douglas desperately seeks escape but is badly outnumbered by the army of mutants. At length, the creatures discover how to remove the controlling devices from their bodies and attempt a rebellion, but it soon becomes clear that their collective intelligence was not increased by their physical transformation. This film became an instant camp classic, the result of a troubled production on which John Frankenheimer replaced the original director after only a day of shooting. The fine camerawork of veteran William Fraker stands out above all else.

LaserDisc Movie Review:
On a remote tropical island, Dr. Moreau has appointed himself ruler over a menagerie of genetic mutants fashioned in his gene-splicing chamber of horrors. The products of his misguided attempt to create a more "pure" human species, the man-beasts worship Moreau as their god and "father" and live by his code of law --- a code rigidly enforced by radio-operated implants in their bodies capable of inflicting pain and death. Into this surreal nightmare arrives UN negotiator Edward Douglas (David Thewlis), the sole survivor of an airplane crash. Douglas is brought ashore on Moreau's island --- against his better judgment --- by the doctor's insane, drug-addled assistant, Montgomery (Val Kilmer), and eventually becomes a prisoner. Horrified by the doctor's monstrous experiments and afraid for his own life, Douglas seeks the aid of Moreau's lovely daughter, Aissa (Fairuza Balk), in escaping the island, but is foiled at every turn by Montgomery and his armed man-beast lackeys. Eventually, the creatures discover the existence of their electronic implants and remove them, providing the opportunity for an armed rebellion --- but eventual regression into their original animal state causes their revolt to collapse into anarchy. --- Cavett Binion

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Cast for The Island of Dr. Moreau

Marlon Brando - Dr. Moreau
Val Kilmer - Montgomery
David Thewlis - Douglas
Fairuza Balk - Aissa
Ron Perlman - Sayer Of The Law
Marco Hofschneider - M'Ling
Daniel Rigney - Hyena-Swine
Nelson de la Rosa - Majai
Temuera Morrison - Azazello
William Hootkins - Kiril

Crew for The Island of Dr. Moreau

John Frankenheimer - Director
Edward R. Pressman - Producer
Ron Hutchinson - Screenwriter
Richard Stanley - Screenwriter
H.G. Wells - Book Author
William A. Fraker - Cinematographer
Gary Chang - Composer (Music Score)
Paul Rubell - Editor
Graham "Grace" Walker - Production Designer
Ian Gracie - Art Director
Tim Zinnemann - Executive Producer
Leslie Crawford - Set Designer
Beverly Dunn - Set Designer
Norma Moriceau - Costume Designer
James Sbardellati - First Assistant Director
Glenn Boswell - Coordinator
Ross Emery - Camera Operator
David Lee - Sound/Sound Designer
Valerie McCaffrey - Casting
Michael Z. Hanan - Second Unit Director
Stan Winston - Special Effects Supervisor

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