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Sea of Love

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Skinopsis

Despite being a very steamy movie, there is only a quick flash of Ellen Barkin's ass in the whole movie. Another sex scene features an unnamed body double, with the benefit of not seeing Barkin's canine-like face.

-- Handy Reed

Review

Pacino gives a solid performance as a veteran New York City detective assigned to catch a serial killer who makes contact through the personals. Placing an ad, Pacino goes undercover, setting up a rendezvous under the watchful eye of partner Goodman. There he meets sexy prime suspect Barkin. The two begin a passionate affair; all the while clues point to her guilt.

Product Format Information

DVD : $9.99 (Collector's Edition)

Availability: Usually ships in
5-10 days
Close Caption: Yes
Region Code: None
UPC: 025192330322
Catalog #: DV1165751

Studio : Universal

Languages: English Dolby Digital Stereo (Primary) , French Dolby Digital Stereo , Spanish Dolby Digital Mono , English SDH Subtitles , French Subtitles , Spanish Subtitles
Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic 1.85
Extras: Trailers, Deleted Scenes
Features:
Audio commentary: with Director Harold Becker
Featurette: The Creation of Sea of Love

Keywords

Drama, Mystery/Suspense

Customer Reviews

Barkin Up The Right Tree

duane wrote on 08/17/2011:

"Sea of Love" was, and still is, widely hailed as being Al Pacino's triumphant return to filmic form. And, indeed, in this picture he does give an intensely strong performance, filled with his customary fire and magnetism. John Goodman is ingratiatingly manly and ingratiatingly supportive as Pacino's brother investigating police detective. Director Harold Becker deftly maintains an air of tension and suspense. However, "Sea of Love"'s main drawing card, its leading attraction can be summed up in two words: Ellen Barkin. As the prime murder suspect, she's sexy, seductive, assertive, authoritative, fiery, passionate, and independent--often all at the same time. Not only does she hold her own against Pacino, she frequently overwhelms him. She certainly, definitely belongs in the same league with "Body Heat"'s Kathleen Turner in the gallery of uber-alluring femme fatales. If "Sea of Love" is Al Pacino' s comeback as one of our leading film actors, then said flick also solidifies Ellen Barkin as one of the duchesses of modern-day cinematic hotness.

Barkin Up The Right Tree

duane wrote on 08/16/2011:

"Sea of Love" has been, and still is, widely celebrated as Al Pacino's glorious return to filmic form. And, indeed, in this picture he does give an intensely strong performance, filled with his customary fire and magnetism. John Goodman provides engagingly manly support as Pacino's brother investigating police detective. Director Harold Becker skillfully establishes a mood of suspense and tension. However, "Sea of Love"'s main drawing card, its leading asset can be summed up in two words: Ellen Barkin. As the prime murder suspect, she's sexy, forceful, tough, seductive, assertive, and independent-minded--sometimes all at once (She also displays one smokin'-hot bod during many of her scenes with Pacino). She not only holds her own with Pacino but sometimes flatly overwhelms him. Really and truly, if "Sea of Love" marks Al Pacino's return to his former glory, then it also firmly establishes Ellen Barkin as one of the duchesses of cinematic hotness.