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Time Bandits (DVD, 2004, 2-Disc Set)

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The Time Bandits DVD 2 Disc Set 2004 Special Edition features the classic sci-fi and fantasy film directed by Terry Gilliam and starring John Cleese. This special edition includes bonus features such as a widescreen format and comes in a tall DVD case. The movie follows a group of children who sneak into a time machine and travel through various eras in history, encountering famous historical figures and making a mess wherever they go. With its entertaining storyline and talented cast, this DVD set is a must-have for fans of the film.

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Plunging headfirst into history, director Terry Gilliam fearlessly brings the logic of children's fairy tales to bear as he navigates through myth and legend in a bizarre, ingenious retelling of THE WIZARD OF OZ. A boy and six good-natured little persons careen through time-twisting interactions with Napoleon, Robin Hood, and Agamemnon, among others, with a map the little people stole from their employer, the Supreme Being. But their intention is to rob their way through the past, which does not make their boss happy. Meanwhile, Evil is after the map in order to become the Supreme Being himself. The result is an extraordinarily visual extravaganza that overflows with Gilliam's ecstatic vision. The film is shot from a child's viewpoint, both through the character of Kevin and the placement of the camera. One of the morals of this thoroughly enjoyable, charming fantasy is that heroes aren't always all they're cracked up to be. Fun special effects and great supporting performances abound, including terrific turns by Ian Holm, John Cleese, Ralph Richardson, and especially David Warner as Evil.