Paris, Texas

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Summary: Please put this on DVD!
Review: this is really a long movie but it pays off big. I liked the fact of this movie and I liked the script. Stanton is awesome as Travis, the man who has been missing for years. Nastassja Kinski, what can I say to get you in bed. if your out there Kinski, I want your babies, your so damn hot and your skin is smooth and your face is beautiful. ok I think I went to far. my favorite part and the best part is where he finds Kinski at that peep show place and he confronts her and when Kinski finally gets her son back in her hands, man. this is one of my favorite movies. trust me y'all, you will be left crying with your hanky at the end

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Summary: DVD - widescreen version
Review: Wim Wenders' remarkable film is preserved in a wonderful widescreen format. Special features include commentary from Wenders, deleted scenes, and a short film depicting the actors making an entry into Cannes, where the film won top honors in the early 80s. Harry Dean Stanton's Travis wanders on foot through southern Texas and Mexico for four years following a devastating breakup with his wife Jane. Jane, at one time a wild spirit who sought a life of adventure, leaves their son, Hunter, with Travis' brother and sister-in-law. The film depicts Travis' return from his emotional abyss and his attempts to reunite his family. This is a story of guilt, remorse, and loneliness, which confronts honestly the complexities facing a shattered family.