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Meet Joe Black (DVD, 2001, 2-Disc Set, Ultimate Edition)

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Immerse yourself in the supernatural tale of "Meet Joe Black," presented in its Ultimate Edition DVD format. Featuring the allure of Brad Pitt and directed by Martin Brest, this 1998 cinematic experience blends drama, fantasy, and romance into a captivating narrative. The DVD comes in a widescreen format, ensuring a viewing experience that matches the film's ambitious visual scope. In addition to the main feature, this DVD set includes "Death Takes a Holiday," offering a double dose of supernatural storytelling. Both films are presented in English with a PG-13 rating, suitable for a teen audience. The discs are formatted for Region 1 playback and uphold the original movie's enchanting essence, packaged neatly in a plastic case for your collection.

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This modern fantasy stars Anthony Hopkins as William Parrish, a wealthy New York City media mogul who suffers a heart attack on the eve of his 65th birthday; although he survives, he senses that his death is near. On the same day, Parrish's younger daughter, Susan (Claire Forlani), meets a handsome young stranger (Brad Pitt) at a neighboring coffee shop and is instantly smitten. As they part, the young stranger is killed and his body is occupied by Death, who is coming to Earth to warn Parrish that his death is, indeed, imminent. Death enters the Parrish household disguised as Joe Black, the handsome stranger, and although Parrish understands Death's intentions he lets the family believe that Joe Black is a young business associate. Susan is shocked to find the familiar young man at her family dinner that evening, and, as she begins a passionate love affair with the debonaire stranger, she has no idea that she has fallen not for the young stranger from the coffee shop but for Death himself. In an effort to prolong his life and his daughter's happiness, William agrees to take Joe on a tour of human life that includes board meetings, family parties, and, ultimately, romance. As long as Joe falls in love, Parrish remains alive. This version was inspired by the Alberto Casella play DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY and the subsequent 1934 film.