Gone in 60 Seconds

Director: Dominic Sena Dominic Sena

Overview

"Dominic Sena's high-octane action blockbuster Gone in 60 Seconds comes to DVD with a widescreen anamorphic transfer that preserves the original theatrical aspect ratio of 2.35:1. English, Spanish, and French soundtracks are rendered in Dolby Digital 5.1. Spanish subtitles are accessible, and the English soundtrack is closed-captioned. Supplemental materials include a making-of featurette that was created specifically for this DVD release, an interview with producer Jerry Bruckheimer, a music video from the Cult, and a theatrical trailer. Another bonus feature involves a music video-like montage of scenes from the film that is as loud, frenetic, and pointless as the film itself. This is a solid release from Disney/Buena Vista."

Product Details

Release Date:	12/05/2000
UPC:	0717951008572
Original Release:	2000
Rating:	PG-13
Source:	Touchstone / Disney
Region Code:	1
Presentation:	[Wide Screen]
Sound:	[Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround]
Language:	English
Time:	1:58:00
Sales rank:	9,956

Special Features

Behind-the-scenes featurette; "Action Overload" highlight reel -- music-video style; Conversations with Jerry Bruckheimer on the role of the producer; The Cult music video; Animated menu screens; Theatrical trailer; 5.1 Surround; Widescreen [2.35:1] enhanced for 16x9 televisions; French and Spanish tracks, 5.1 Surround; Spanish subtitles

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits

Nicolas Cage	Randall "Memphis" Rains/Roger,Actor
Angelina Jolie	Sarah "Sway" Wayland
Giovanni Ribisi	Kip Raines
Robert Duvall	Otto Halliwell
Delroy Lindo	Det. Roland Castlebeck
Timothy Olyphant	Det. Drycoff
Will Patton	Atley Jackson,Actor
Christopher Eccleston	Raymond Calitri
Vinnie Jones	The Sphinx
William Lee Scott	Toby
Scott Caan	Tumbler
James Duval	Freb
Chi McBride	Donny Astricky
Grace Zabriskie	Helen Raines
Holiday Hopke	Actor
Harry Van Gorkum	Forge
Frances Fisher	Junie
Grace Una	Jenny
Jesse Corti	Actor
T.J. Cross	Mirror Man,Actor
Stephen Shellen	Actor
Alexandra Balahoutis	Actor
Rainbow Borden	Actor
Victor Manni	Actor,Worker
Sanjay Pandya	Actor
Doria Anselmo	Actor
Lois Hall	Actor
C.J. Picerni	Actor
Kevin Weisman	Actor
Anthony Boswell	Actor
Billy Devlin	Actor
Bodhi Elfman	Actor
Arye Gross	Actor
Greg Collins	Actor
Cosimo Fusco	Actor
Eddie Mui	Actor
Joseph Patrick Kelly	Actor
Scott Burkholder	Actor
Margaret Kontra Palmer	Actor
Charlene Bloom	Actor
Kevin West	Actor
Billy 'Sly' Williams	Actor
Alex Walters	Actor
Lombardo Boyar	Actor
Angela Tassoni	Actor
Scott Rosenberg	Actor
Steve Danton	Actor
Carmen Argenziano	Actor
Dan Hilderbrand	Actor
King Alexander	Actor
Nick Meaney	Actor
Michael A. Pena	Actor
Juan Pina	Actor
Tim deZarn	Actor
John Carroll Lynch	Actor
Doug Bennett	Actor
Bob Sattler	Actor
Trevor Goddard	Actor
Michael Owen	Kid in Rice Burner
Jaime Bergman	Blonde in Drag Race
Holiday Hadley	Waitress
Sanjay	Glass House Guy
Dean Rader-Duval	Hype
Trevor Rabin	Composer

Technical Credits

Scott Rosenberg

Denice Shakarian Halicki

Dominic Sena	Director
Scott Rosenberg	Screenwriter
Jonathan Hensleigh	Executive Producer,Producer
Denice Shakarian Halicki	Executive Producer,Screenwriter,Producer,Executive Producer
Chad Oman	Executive Producer,Producer
Webster Stone	Executive Producer,Producer,Producer,Executive Producer
Barry Waldman	Executive Producer,Executive Producer,Producer
Mike Stenson	Producer
Jerry Bruckheimer	Producer
Johnny Martin	Stunts
Nathan McGuinness	Special Effects
Mike Meinardus	Special Effects
Chuck Picerni Jr.	Stunts
Boyd Shermis	Special Effects
Victoria Thomas	Casting
Chris Brenczewski	Special Effects
Howard Allen	Stunts
David A. Arnold	Sound Effects
Brian Adams	Special Effects
Leo Arroyo	Stunts
James Ashwill	Sound Effects
Bill Banyai	Sound Effects
Bill W. Benton	Sound Effects
Fred Burke	Sound Effects
Aristides McGarry	Producer
Pat Sandston	Producer
Peter Devlin	Sound/Sound Designer

Editorial Reviews

Fast, loud, expensively mounted, and charged with testosterone (qualities it shares with most other films produced by Jerry Bruckheimer) Gone in 60 Seconds is the archetypal popcorn movie that offers a shot of pure, visceral entertainment. Nominally based on a 1974 B-movie with the same title, it stars Nicolas Cage as a former car thief -- the best in the business, we're told. Cage comes out of retirement to help his irresponsible young brother (Giovanni Ribisi) pay off a debt to a debonair but ruthless gangster (Christopher Eccleston). To do this he must steal 50 cars in one night, a herculean task for which he enlists the aid of onetime associates Angelina Jolie, Robert Duvall, and Will Patton. Director Dominic Sena deals with plot absurdities by ignoring them, concentrating his creative energies on the big heist and its unintended consequences. He develops nail-biting suspense with this lengthy, elaborate sequence, but it's those high-octane chase sequences that really put Gone's pedal to the metal.