Lord of War (Blu-ray Disc, 2006)

The picture and sound quality are top-notch. The movie has a great story that opens-up a world that most people do not know about or understand. As you would expect, Nick Cage was tremendous in this role and was perfectly cast for it.

This is a typical Nicolas Cage movie. Dark humor at its best. If you like Nicolas Cage you will love this movie. It's hilarious. With 6.1 dolby digital, the audio is unmatched by anything else on DVD.

Another good movie with Nicholas Cage in it!!! Based on real life history, this is a great movie about the illegal international arms trading!! A+

A must see for any Nicholas Cage fan. Great depth to the plot. Well executed themes. Worth every penny.

I MAY LIKE IT BUT I DI NOT RECIB THIS ITHEM I NEED SOMEBODY ON EBAY CONTAC ME ABOUT THIS PROBLEM ASAP BECAUSE I ALREDY CONTAC THE SELLER AND NO ANSWER

I love anything base on real events. This was truly a great movie to watch if you're into war and guns.

Another great movie from Nicolas Cage. Great action, very good acting, as well as a good soundtrack. Very good on the blue ray disc, great clarity and sound.

I would highly recommend this film for anyone who is into action as well as fact. This film actually takes off from fact, with the arms trades legal and illegal. Just a little trivia: During filming the production company had to notify the U.S. Government and NATO that it was not a real Gun War...
Like Nicolas cage & Enjoy this film already, I also recommend Bangkok Dangerous.

Features Actors: Jared Leto, Nicholas Cage, Ethan Hawke, Bridget Moynahan, ian Holm & Eamonn Walker.
Running Time: 122 Min.
Rating: R

"Lord of War" is about a man named Yuri (Nicolas Cage) who in the early 80's decides that he doesn't want to just work in a restaurant for the rest of his life and decides that instead he wants to be an arms dealer. Once he makes his first sale, Yuri is hooked on the feeling of making big money for selling firearms, and continues to sell the firearms but he wants more and more of a profit and more and more of a challenge. It's not until an Interpol agent (Ethan Hawke) is hot on Yuri's case that he begins to question the nature of his business and whether what he is doing for a living is moral and if he should be responsible for the hands these weapons get into and what they are used for. A powerful performance by Nicolas Cage, as well as a great thought-provoking movie ensues… I love movies like this one for a few reasons. The main reason is that for the most part you can't predict what is going to happen next or where the film is going. Another reason I like movies like this is because it's powerful and its makes you think. And lastly I like a movie like this because it doesn't end in a typical way and actually leaves you feeling blown-away and surprised.

The filmed starred Nicolas Cage who lately has done of some the best work of his career. His performance here is top-notch and powerful. There are so many other people in the film including Jared Leto, Ian Holm, Ethan Hawke and Bridget Moynahan to name a few who are also very good at the roles they played. This film is written and directed by Andre Niccol the same man who wrote "The Terminal" and "The Truman Show".

I guess this movie all comes down to how open minded the movie-goers who see this are. I guess it also amounts to where you stand on the political fence. The film is not for those who don't have an open mind about things that are going on in the world today. The movie is based on true events so be warned that some of things shown in the film are happening in real life or did happen at one point in time. To be honest, I do believe what the film states in the end, it doesn't seem at all far fetched. It's like Yuri says in the film "it's not our war and no matter what we do we can't stop it" and that's true it's like smoking kills people every day but there are people who run cigarette companies everyday knowing that they are killing people every single day and getting people addicted to something that in the end will kill them. Is that moral? What can we do to stop it? These are questions this film asks and leaves it to the viewer to decide on.

Hope this helps you decide.Thanks for reading! :)