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MGM's budget-line DVD of 10 To Midnight is slim on extras but still manages to deliver the goods for Charles Bronson fans thanks to a quality transfer. In the video area, this disc offers both letterboxed and standard versions of 10 To Midnight: both versions benefit from a sharp remastering job that highlights Adam Greenberg's glossy cinematography but the letterboxed version is the best representation of the film. Audio is limited to two-channel Dolby mono but this track is surprisingly robust despite its ...
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Charles Bronson, Lisa Eilbacher, Gene Davis, Andrew Stevens, Geoffrey Lewis 2003 DVD New in new packaging. Language: English. Run time: 101 mins. Aspect ratio: 1.33: 1/1.85: ... 1. Originally released: 1983. BRAND NEW FACTORY SEALED! ! ! Read more Show Less

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Overview

MGM's budget-line DVD of 10 To Midnight is slim on extras but still manages to deliver the goods for Charles Bronson fans thanks to a quality transfer. In the video area, this disc offers both letterboxed and standard versions of 10 To Midnight: both versions benefit from a sharp remastering job that highlights Adam Greenberg's glossy cinematography but the letterboxed version is the best representation of the film. Audio is limited to two-channel Dolby mono but this track is surprisingly robust despite its non-stereo limitations and makes particularly effective use of Robert O. Ragland's pulsating, synthesizer-driven musical score. Extras are limited to the film's original theatrical trailer and a handful of other previews devoted to promoting MGM's line of DVD's. The DVD line trailers are the usual promotional fluff but the 10 to Midnight trailer is a find for exploitation fans: it's a fast-paced marvel that shows off a surprising amount of the film's highlights, both gruesome and sexy, as it gives the viewer an old-fashioned 'hard sell.' All in all, this DVD edition of 10 To Midnight is a solid, reasonably-priced effort that offers decent value for money to the film's fans.
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Special Features

Closed Caption; Original theatrical trailer; English: Mono; English, French & Spanish language subtitles
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Editorial Reviews

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This sleazy yet surprisingly compelling combination of cop thriller and slasher movie is one of the better Charles Bronson vehicles from the early 1980's. William Roberts' script both caters to and exploits the conservative 'law and order' mood of the Reagan era, filling the story with plenty of knee-jerk reactionary messages about the failings of the American justice system while also indulging in high levels of sex and violence to pruriently illustrate these messages. Despite its obvious nature, the story does benefit from taut plotting and devotes much more time to character development than any of the Death Wish clones that Bronson churned out around this time. 10 To Midnight further benefits from inspired direction and performances. J. Lee Thompson's slick direction mixes glossy photography and fast-paced editing to create a tense game of cat-and-mouse between Bronson and his deviously clever foe. The film is lent added dramatic weight by solid work from an excellent supporting cast: Lisa Eilbacher is both fiery and likable as Bronson's free-thinking daughter, Andrew Stevens' inexperienced but intelligent tyro detective makes a witty, worthwhile foil to Bronson's veteran cop and Geoffrey Lewis contributes some amusing moments as a sleazy defense attorney who encourages the villain to go for an insanity plea if all else fails. However, 10 To Midnight is anchored by the battle of wills between its two leads: Bronson hits the right combination of self-righteousness and grizzled dark humor as the world-weary but determined cop hero and Gene Davis is downright blood-chilling as a psycho that is as narcissistic as he is perverse. When they face off during the film's climax, it's the stuff of b-movie legends. All in all, 10 To Midnight is probably a little too exploitative and grim for sensitive viewers but Bronson buffs and thriller addicts will enjoy its skillfully-crafted cheap thrills.
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 2/4/2003
  • UPC: 027616883155
  • Original Release: 1983

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  • Source: Mgm (Video & Dvd)
  • Region Code: 1
  • Aspect Ratio: Pre-1954 Standard (1.33.1), Theatre Wide-Screen (1.85.1)
  • Presentation: Pan & Scan / Wide Screen
  • Sound: Dolby Digital Mono
  • Language: English
  • Time: 1:42:00
  • Format: DVD

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Charles Bronson Leo Kessler
Lisa Eilbacher Laurie Kessler
Gene Davis Warren Stacey
Andrew Stevens Paul McAnn
Geoffrey Lewis Dave Dante
Wilford Brimley Capt. Malone
Robert F. Lyons Nathan Zager
Dan Ades Ben Linker
Beau Billingslea Desk Sergeant
Sam Chew Minister
Cosie Costa Dudley
Breck Costin Tim Bailey
Shay Duffin Nestor
Carmen Filpi Hotel Clerk
John Garwood Millikan
Arthur Hansel Judge
James Keane Jerry
Paul McCallum Lab Technician
Barbara Pilavin Gelber Mrs. Byrd
Kelly Preston Doreen
Ola Ray Ola
Deran Sarafian Dale Anders
Shawn Schepps Peg
Sydna Scott Mrs. Johnson
Jerome Thor Medical Examiner
Patti Tippo Party Girl
Jeana Tomasina Karen
Bert Williams Mr. Johnson
Technical Credits
J. Lee Thompson Director
Adam Greenberg Cinematographer
Del Adey-Jones Costumes/Costume Designer
Craig Felburg Musical Direction/Supervision
Yoram Globus Producer
Menahem Golan Producer
Lance Hool Producer
Pancho Kohner Producer
Peter Lee-Thompson Editor
Alan Marshall Makeup
Robert O. Ragland Score Composer
William Roberts Screenwriter
Cecilia Rodarte Set Decoration/Design
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Scene Index

Side #1 -- Widescreen
1. Killer Catcher [1:45]
2. Main Title/Alibi [10:10]
3. Crime Scene [2:40]
4. Feelings Involved [6:24]
5. Funeral [3:14]
6. Dear Diary [5:10]
7. Questioning [5:43]
8. Interrogation [5:02]
9. New Evidence [3:22]
10. Stalking [2:55]
11. Lunch With Dad [3:59]
12. Party Time [3:44]
13. Caught on Tape [2:58]
14. Crime Lab [2:52]
15. Perfect Match [2:53]
16. On Trial [3:00]
17. The Truth [7:53]
18. Dad's Duties [2:52]
19. Unpleasant Life [6:20]
20. Led Astray [4:40]
21. Deadly Dorm [8:17]
22. Chasing [2:13]
23. Sick [1:38]
24. End Credits [2:12]
Side #2 -- Standard
1. Killer Catcher [1:45]
2. Main Title/Alibi [10:10]
3. Crime Scene [2:40]
4. Feelings Involved [6:24]
5. Funeral [3:14]
6. Dear Diary [5:10]
7. Questioning [5:43]
8. Interrogation [5:02]
9. New Evidence [3:22]
10. Stalking [2:55]
11. Lunch With Dad [3:59]
12. Party Time [3:44]
13. Caught on Tape [2:58]
14. Crime Lab [2:52]
15. Perfect Match [2:53]
16. On Trial [3:00]
17. The Truth [7:53]
18. Dad's Duties [2:52]
19. Unpleasant Life [6:20]
20. Led Astray [4:40]
21. Deadly Dorm [8:17]
22. Chasing [2:13]
23. Sick [1:38]
24. End Credits [2:12]
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Menu

Side #1 -- Widescreen
   Play
   Scenes
   Special Features
      Theatrical Trailer
      MGM Means Great Movies Trailer
      James Bond 007 DVD Trailer
      Thelma & Louise DVD Trailer
      More Great MGM Movies
   Subtitles
      English
      Français
      Español
      None
Side #2 -- Standard
   Play
   Scenes
   Special Features
      Theatrical Trailer
      MGM Means Great Movies Trailer
      James Bond 007 DVD Trailer
      Thelma & Louise DVD Trailer
      More Great MGM Movies
   Subtitles
      English
      Français
      Español
      None
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  • Anonymous

    Posted October 1, 2010

    Chuck B rocks!!

    I think I have seen all of Mr Bronson's films. I really enjoyed this one. Gene Davis is really creepy. Mr Bronson is a man of few words & lets his actions do the talking! He is missed!

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