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Leaving Las Vegas (DVD, 1998, Directors Cut Contemporary Classics)

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"Leaving Las Vegas" is a 1995 movie featuring Nicolas Cage and Elisabeth Shue. The DVD format allows for convenient viewing of this film at home. The title of the movie itself suggests a story of a couple going through a difficult time in Las Vegas. With talented actors like Cage and Shue, viewers can expect a compelling and emotional performance that follows the characters' journey through heartwrenching events. This DVD release of "Leaving Las Vegas" is a must-have for fans of romantic dramas and Nicolas Cage.

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With LEAVING LAS VEGAS, director Mike Figgis spun critical gold out of what would appear to be a maudlin and hackneyed premise--a down-and-out drunk meets a hooker with a heart of gold. The reason for the film's success lies partly in its refusal to moralize, but mostly it is the strong performances of Nicholas Cage and Elisabeth Shue that make the story believable and poignant. Ben Sanderson (Cage) is a Hollywood screenwriter who has become an alcoholic. After being fired, he takes his severance pay to Las Vegas, where he plans to drink himself to death. There he meets Sera (Shue), a streetwise prostitute who responds both to Ben's wild antics and to his absolute gentleness. What Sera needs most is to be needed, and Ben needs her a lot. Figgis uses his whole bag of tricks--Sera talks to the camera, the exteriors are shot in grainy 16mm--but finally it is the perfectly-conceived relationship between these two wounded people that drew the rave reviews. The film was based on a novel by John O'Brien.