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A Nearly Perfect “Smashed” Available on Blu-ray on March 12

March 4th, 2013 by DVDFab_Malcolm 15,393 views

 

“Smashed”, winner of the Special Jury Prize at the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, is going to be released on Blu-ray on March 12, 2013, according to official announcement from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

 

 

Starring Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Aaron Paul and Octavia Spencer, “Smashed” is an intensely moving story about love, fidelity and the commitment to your partner, and the heartbreaking discovery that your partner won’t change with you when you really need to change your life, and there’re things that you can never come back from.

 

Young married couple Kate (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and Charlie (Aaron Paul) share their fondness for alcohol. They drink in the morning, they drink on the job, and they drink as much as they can at night. Drinking isn’t just a pastime for them, it’s an addiction. When Kateʼs drinking leads her to dangerous places and her job as a school teacher is put in jeopardy, she decides to get help from others and get sober. When Kate is on her way to improve her health and lifestyle, her husband Charlie continues to drink. And Kate starts to question whether or not their relationship is built on love. Can they still love and accept each other like before, before all these changes?

 

“Smashed” is beautiful and sad, in a subtle way. It’s nearly the perfect. The cinematography is excellent, and the performance is at the top level. Mary Elizabeth Winstead’s performance runs the gamut from funny to disturbing, which gives us the Kate who is torn down and rebuilt from the ground up.

 

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