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Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD EAN: 0014381233124 Format: Box set, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC Label: Image Entertainment Languages: Manufacturer: Image Entertainment MPN: D2331D Number Of Items: 9 Publisher: Image Entertainment Region Code: 1 Release Date: December 26, 2005 Running Time: 1140 minutes Studio: Image Entertainment Theatrical Release Date: August 28, 1995 Editorial Review: Description: Unknown forces conspire to erase the identity of photographer Thomas Veil (Bruce Greenwood, I, Robot), and without warning, every aspect of his life is erased during the course of one evening. His wife acts as if he's a stranger, his credit cards are suddenly invalid, his keys no longer fit the door to his home and in one way or another, his family and friends are silenced. Completely alone, Veil sets out on a desperate cross-country quest for an answer while eluding his powerful and unknown enemy. His only clue to the possible motivation behind the harrowing ordeal is the disappearance of one of his photographs, "Hidden Agenda," which depicts the execution of natives in a war-torn Third World country. SPECIAL FEATURES: - Audio and video commentaries (Larry Hertzog, Bruce Greenwood, Peter Dunne, Steve Rodman, Art Monterastelli and Ian Toynton) - Interviews (Larry Hertzog, Art Monterastelli, Guy Magar, Steve Rodman, Bruce Greenwood, Michael Levine, Megan Gallagher) - Deleted and extended scenes - Promotional spots - Outtakes - Featurette -- "Networking" (UPN executive Mike Sullivan and series creator Larry Hertzog reminisce) - Featurette -- "Fact or Fiction?" (an anonymous ex-CIA operative reveals real world government conspiracies, mind control techniques and how fragile our identity really is) Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Really wanted to like thisI was excited to learn of this show and must say the premise is enticing: a man who loses his life and wants to get it back. How in the world could you blow a great idea like this? Stay tuned. It all begins with our hero going to the restroom and returning to find a restaurant full of amnesiacs: another couple is sitting at his table and and the waiter denies having ever seen him or his wife. Not just his wife and the waiter are in on the conspiracy, but somehow all 30 people in the ... Read More Rating:  - An oddly enchanting hodgepodgeWhat would you do if you were enjoying a steak dinner with your wife, slipped off to the boy's room for some relief, and returned to the dining room only to find your wife gone, a strange couple at your table, and a maitre d' (plus staff) who no longer recognize you? Eventually, you'd head to the ATM for cab fare home, only to find you'd been erased from the bank's memory, you'd arrive at your doorstep to find said wife claiming she doesn't have a clue who you are, and to add to it all, she's living ... Read More Rating: - Great, but where is Strange Luck?!?Nowhere Man was a wonderful TV show that ignorant executives cancelled before it even had a chance. It's great that so many old, cancelled classics are finally coming to DVD, but what about STRANGE LUCK? Strange Luck was, in my humble opinion, an even better show than Nowhere Man, but no one has released the complete series of Strange Luck on DVD. Thanks for giving me Nowhere Man, but give me Strange Luck already!!! Rating:  - My favoriteThis series is one of the best series i have seen. I have waited so long to be able to buy this series on dvd. Now i can enjoy this series whenever i want :) Rating: - Great Early 24 actionGreat series, only caught a couple of episodes when this was on TV and then missed the finish. Excellent to be able to catch up on the whole series. Highly recommended 5 Stars |
