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• 1.85:1

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Supplements

• Audio commentary with director Kathryn Bigelow and writer Mark Boal
• The Hurt Locker: behind the scenes
• Image gallery

The Hurt Locker (Blu-ray)

Summit Entertainment / 2008 / 131 Minutes / Rated R
Street Date: January 12, 2010
List Price: $34.99 (Buy it at Amazon and save)

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Genres: War

Starring: Jeremy Renner, Ralph Fiennes, Guy Pearce
Director: Kathryn Bigelow

Plot Synopsis:

Find a bomb, defuse it. Find a bomb, defuse it. The job is simple enough, but the room for error is zero. Fail to defuse it, and die. This is the daily work of the United States Army's Bravo Company. They patrol Baghdad during one of the Iraq war's most hellish times, trying each day not to get blown up.

James (Jeremy Renner) joins a tightly knit bomb-disposal unit where Sanborn (Anthony Mackie) is already the intelligence expert. James, by contrast, is a real cowboy. Even in the hulking shell of his bomb suit, his swagger is obvious. He has successfully disabled 873 devices, approaching the job with the no-nonsense grit of a Bigelow hero—and the recklessness too.

But as the unit faces tougher challenges with each new bomb, the men start to fight James's bullish methods. They have only thirty-eight days left in their rotation. They want to live to see day thirty-nine.