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The Simple Life - The Complete Fourth Season ('Til Death Do Us Part) by Alicia Bean, Jeff Savenick, Kasey Barrett, Katherine Brooks, Laura Korkoian
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DVD detailsActor: James DuMont, Mark Thompson, Nicole Richie, Paris Hilton, Tinkerbell the Dog Director: Alicia Bean, Jeff Savenick, Kasey Barrett, Katherine Brooks, Laura Korkoian Brand: TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX HOME ENT DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language), Dolby Digital 2.1; English (Subtitled); Spanish (Subtitled) Format: AC-3, Color, Dolby, DVD, Full Screen, NTSC, Subtitled Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 216 minutes DVD Release Date: 2006-12-26 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Studio: 20th Century Fox
DVD Reviews of The Simple Life - The Complete Fourth Season ('Til Death Do Us Part)DVD Review: It's pathetic, now I say gorgeous all the time...... Summary: 1 StarsHas anyone else found themselves in this type of scenario? I don't act like them, but I've started picking up on the language. He's gorgeous, it's gorgeous, and especially if it's not gorgeous. It's pathetic, I know but hey maybe I'm not the only one out there who does this? By the way, I'm in my early twenties!
DVD Review: Trash Summary: 1 StarsIf you think that two girly retards acting dumb and getting fired everyday is funny hit "no".
If you think that this sucks hit "yes".
DVD Review: Paris Your My Heiress<3 Summary: 5 StarsI only watch this show for Paris Hilton and the humor. I hate Nicole Richie. Paris & Nicole both seem to be "dumb" through the series, but they're not like that in real life. Well, probably Nicole. If you watch "Paris, Not France" it's a full Paris Hilton documentary. She tells you that, for them to star in the show, they got to play dumb. They did, but Nicole seems to have the most trouble in life, with all her DUIs, drugs, parties, popping out kids every 9 months. Its horrible, she's just gross. I LOVE Paris Hilton! Yes Paris has been to jail, maybe even tried drugs but Paris only went to jail once! Nicole goes in and out of jail almost every day. Nicole says she "changed" and her life is better than ever. But a kid or 2 kids cant change the way you look at life, maybe the way you look at your kids, but honey, I have 4 kids and I never changed nor did my personality. You know what they say, "once a junkie, always a junkie." The show is hilarious, and keeps you laughing from the beginning to end. But if you take it seriously, your head will be turning from side to side in disgust. Be cool with it.
I LOVE YA PARIS
DVD Review: Simple Life season 4 Summary: 5 StarsI bought this for my wife and she loved it. I recieved it within 3 days.
DVD Review: Stupid is... Summary: 3 Stars...as stupid does. Of course I have no idea if these girls are truly dumb, but if I had to base my opinion on these movies I'd have to say 'yes'. That being said, the series is pretty entertaining. I find amazing the way these girls treat people, the people who open up their homes to them and just folk in general. They act like teen age kids who have had no direction or parental influence in their lives. Just because you are extremely well to do does not mean that you should not have basic manners or social skills. I understand that this series is meant as entertainment and not really a look at the girls 'real' lives, but it sure serves as a clue what those lives must be like. And hey, if I inherited a ton of money, who's to say I wouldn't become just as irresponsible? I will note that in the later series, the girls often gifted the families they stayed with with some pretty nice stuff, so I suppose all is not lost. So, 3 stars for entertainment, -2 for embarrassment suffered while watching.
Description of The Simple Life - The Complete Fourth Season ('Til Death Do Us Part)America's hottest celebutantes, Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie, are back, and this time, they're taking over the country one family at a time! With their heated rivalry in high gear, the girls compete fiercely to see who would make a better housewife. Each hilarious episode brings a new family, a new challenge, and a new excuse to party! Never mind the fact that there are diapers to change and houses to clean when there are tequila shots to down and strip clubs to hit! Reality television has never been this wild...Simply put, it's simply outrageous! For being one of the shows that's often thought of as an example of reality TV's origins, there's never been much reality in the overly long-lived series The Simple Life. This two-sided, single disc of the fourth (and last) season has even less to do with reality than any of its preceding installments. Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie are still acting their parts of simpleton celebrities thrust into the "real" lives of regular folk, but during the contractually obligated production of what had become an astonishingly popular show, the poor little rich girls were in the midst of a bitter feud. They hated each others' guts, weren't speaking, and thanks to the machinations of their individual publicity experts, the whole world knew it. Consequently, the two rarely share screen time together except for ample sequences of split-screening, which makes for an even more bizarre pairing for two dim-witted million-heiresses who remain famous for nothing more that, well, being famous. Season four consists of a variety of slices of suburban Los Angeles family life with the wife/mother role being taken over on alternate days by either Paris or Nicole. As usual, they sneer and make fun of the lower class that they visit--all the while showing absolutely no class of their own. Their feud is vaguely addressed in the first episode, with the other nine being fairly rote imitations of their earlier-season forays into the humdrum of screaming kids, grocery shopping, preparing food, bill-paying, and every other mundane things the girls have been coached into criticizing and laughing at by the show's producers. We're invited into some parts of the girls' "real" lives with glimpses into their homes amidst their psychological destruction of others'. But as with the prior seasons, the can't-look-away-from-the-train-wreck aspect is the thing that keeps our attention. They hate us and we hate them, so it's the very definition of symbiotic entertainment. Since they also hate each other there's an extra element of amusement; only don't think too hard lest the fine line between amusement and contempt disappears. Who knows if their feud was real or made up by the genius publicity machines behind their fame. One thing that's not made up and definitely not comical is the gruesome change in Nicole Richie's body as her issues with low body weight reveal itself over the course of the episodes. No matter how much Paris despised her, she should have taken her ex-friend to In-N-Out for a few late-night burger binges (without the purging). --Ted Fry
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