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Buy DVD - Moonlight - The Complete Series
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List Price: $39.98
Our Price: $25.99
Your Save: $ 13.99 ( 35% )
Availability: Not yet released
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
Starring: Alex O'Loughlin, Sophia Myles
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Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated)
Binding: DVD
EAN: 0883929047598
Format: AC-3
Label: Warner Home Video
Manufacturer: Warner Home Video
Number Of Items: 4
Publisher: Warner Home Video
Region Code: 1
Release Date: 2009-01-20
Running Time: 60
Studio: Warner Home Video
Theatrical Release Date: 2007-09-01
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Fantastic
Comment: What a fantastic show. Of course, the stupid execs for the channel canceled it. Too many good shows go the way of the garbage dump.
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Summary: BEST VAMPIRE SHOW
Comment: I AM THRILLED TO FINALLY GET MOONLIGHT ON DVD. CBS SURE DID MISS THE BOAT ON THIS ONE. BEST NEW DRAMA AND GREAT NEW STARS. NOW THERE ARE A LOT OF VAMPIRE SHOWS AND MOVIES. YOU WILL ENJOY THE STORIES AND ACTING.
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Summary: If Angel or Forever Knight sucked, it would be Moonlight
Comment: Moonlight is a collection of everything bad about the vampire film genre. With poorly written uncharismatic characters, like Mick: the man unwillingly turned by his vampire wife, and the suddle-as-a-sunrise romance between the male and female leads. The episode plots are laughable, ranging from a recently turned doctor vampire to a rampaging teen vampire with hormonal issues. There are also half baked love triangles and poor attempts at "shadow conspirecies" that make you wonder if the writers where being timed on how fast they could churn out a story as opposed to actually writting something worth watching. Sadly the producers tried to bank on a show who's main draw was a goodlooking male lead. This is almost the same gameplan as trying to sell young males on Halle Berry as Catwoman, and look how that turned out. Note to the potential buyer: There are only 16 episodes for a reason!
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Summary: Moonlight
Comment: This program was awsome. They finally get a good program on T V and look what they do. Why, cancel it of course. They never gave it a good chance, with the writer's strike and all.
I have the one's after the strike on my DVR but I had to get a new one so I lost the first half. So I will buy This set.
My grandchildren loved this program also. From age 11 to 19. If they missed it, they would come home and watch it no matter what time it was.
CBS should bring it back. It's GREAT.
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Summary: If only more of us were so selfless
Comment: There is something to be said about selflessness...to give up ourselves so entirely for the sake of another. It is why people are now caught up in Edward and Bella and why so many of us would wait with baited breath for friday night to see Mick and Beth...not because of the vampire and the human, although that is a similarity surely, but because in both of these seemingly impossible love stories the main characters are selfless. They have denied themselves their very nature to pursue and be pursued by the one individual who should be their undoing...and that kind of committment against yourself is something that many of us wish for, but are not willing to give. If only more of us were so selfless...perhaps we could have that impossible smoldering love and lust in our lives. Moonlight is that and so much more with comedy, intensity, action...and oh yes, let's not forget Mick and Josef- Oooo-ee!!
I am EXSTATIC that the season/series is finally available as a set since the network cannot figure out how to appease the LOYAL viewers who not only watched but made it a peoples choice. Perhaps the day will come when the people in charge of programming will realize that sometimes a little light 'cheesiness' at times is a great way to offset something so intense in a show that many of us would suffocate from the weight of the issue without the lighter moments. Until then...we can watch Mick over and over again. THANK GOODNESS...IT'S ABOUT TIME!!
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Editorial Reviews:
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Any private eye knows a lot about other people's secrets. L.A. private eye Mick St. John (Alex O'Loughlin) has a secret of his own. He’s a vampire, dwelling in a covert netherworld complicated by friendship with an undead finance honcho (Jason Dohring), memories of the alluring ex- wife (Shannyn Sossamon) who turned him into a vampire, and a relationship with a human (Sophia Myles) he feels drawn to protect – and maybe to love. But no matter how tempting, Mick knows a vampire-human romance is eternally dangerous. This 16-episode, 4-disc set of the series voted the 2008 People's Choice Award for Favorite New TV Drama is a sure entertainment bet for all who like their vampire stories sleek, intense and passionate.
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