Aaron Eckhart

DVD on Aaron Eckhart:

	No Reservations EDITION:  DVD MANUFACTURER:  Warner Home Video RELEASE DATE:  12 February, 2008
	Erin Brockovich EDITION:  DVD MANUFACTURER:  Universal Studios RELEASE DATE:  15 August, 2000
	Thank You for Smoking (Widescreen Edition) EDITION:  DVD MANUFACTURER:  20th Century Fox RELEASE DATE:  03 October, 2006
	No Reservations [Blu-ray] EDITION:  Blu-ray MANUFACTURER:  Warner Home Video RELEASE DATE:  12 February, 2008
	Possession EDITION:  DVD MANUFACTURER:  Universal Studios RELEASE DATE:  11 February, 2003
	The Core (Widescreen Edition) EDITION:  DVD MANUFACTURER:  Paramount RELEASE DATE:  09 September, 2003
	Paycheck (Special Collector's Edition) EDITION:  DVD MANUFACTURER:  Paramount RELEASE DATE:  18 May, 2004
	No Reservations (Combo HD DVD and Standard DVD) [HD DVD] EDITION:  HD DVD MANUFACTURER:  Warner Home Video RELEASE DATE:  04 March, 2008
	Neverwas EDITION:  DVD MANUFACTURER:  Miramax RELEASE DATE:  03 July, 2007
	Thank You for Smoking (Full Screen Edition) EDITION:  DVD MANUFACTURER:  20th Century Fox RELEASE DATE:  03 October, 2006

Latest Film News

Latest news on Aaron Eckhart

Systems

Now Available: The Dark Knight

Now you can watch The Dark Knight at home. The most popular film of 2008 won wide critical acclaim and has been nominated for multiple awards. Directed by Christopher Nolan, the Warner Bros. film stars Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Heath Ledger, Gary Oldman, Aaron Eckhart, Maggie Gyllenhaal, and Morgan Freeman. You can purchase and download it today from the iTunes Store for $14.99.
Published: Tue, 09 Dec 2008 17:16:25 GMT - Source: Ax.Itunes.Apple.Com - Read the article

Literature

Eckhart Stars In SF Los Angeles

The Dark Knight's Aaron Eckhart is attached to star in Battle: Los Angeles, an SF movie that Jonathan Liebesman is directing for Columbia, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Published: Mon, 17 Nov 2008 05:00:00 GMT - Source: Scifi.Com - Read the article

Movies

Towelhead

Starring: Aaron Eckhart, Summer Bishil Review: Yes, that Alan Ball, the Oscar-winning screenwriter of American Beauty, the creator of HBO's Six Feet Under and now True Blood, a sizzling new series about contemporary vampires getting by on synthetic red stuff. Ball, bless him, goes for the real jugular. Towelhead, adapted from Alicia Erian's novel, is Ball's debut as a feature director. And once again he's out there stirring things up. Set at the time of the Gulf War, the movie feeds on shocks, often just for the sake of dropping jaws. Mission accomplished. Jasira (Summer Bishil), a 13-year-old Arab girl, is a child of divorce. Her American mother (Maria Bello) has a lover who shaves Jasira's pubic hair, prompting mom to send daughter off to Houston to live with her strict Lebanese dad, Rifat (Peter Macdissi). Though Rifat is a citizen... Rating: 2.5 Stars
Published: Tue, 02 Sep 2008 09:55:49 GMT - Source: Rollingstone.Com - Read the article

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