Description
This movie is a romantic comedy starring John Belushi and Blair Brown. It was a notable departure for Belushi, who was primarily known for raucous, high-energy comedies like Animal House and The Blues Brothers. In this film, he plays a more understated, romantic lead.
Key Movie Details
Plot: The story follows Ernie Souchak (Belushi), a hard-nosed Chicago newspaper columnist who is sent to the Rocky Mountains to hide out after his reporting gets him into trouble with a local politician. While there, he meets Nell Porter (Brown), a reclusive wildlife biologist studying bald eagles. Despite their "continental divide" of personalities and lifestyles, they eventually fall in love.
Production: The film was written by Lawrence Kasdan (who wrote Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Empire Strikes Back) and executive produced by Steven Spielberg.
Legacy: It was one of the last films released during John Belushi's lifetime before his death in 1982.
About this LaserDisc
The LaserDisc format was a precursor to the DVD, featuring high-quality analog video and digital/analog audio on large 12-inch discs (about the size of a vinyl record).
Label: Released by MCA Home Video.
Condition Note: The sleeve shows some minor wear and a small tear or sticker residue on the top left side, which is common for vintage physical media.
Collectibility: While LaserDiscs are largely obsolete for viewing, they are popular among movie buffs and collectors for their large-scale cover art and historical value.
Key Movie Details
Plot: The story follows Ernie Souchak (Belushi), a hard-nosed Chicago newspaper columnist who is sent to the Rocky Mountains to hide out after his reporting gets him into trouble with a local politician. While there, he meets Nell Porter (Brown), a reclusive wildlife biologist studying bald eagles. Despite their "continental divide" of personalities and lifestyles, they eventually fall in love.
Production: The film was written by Lawrence Kasdan (who wrote Raiders of the Lost Ark and The Empire Strikes Back) and executive produced by Steven Spielberg.
Legacy: It was one of the last films released during John Belushi's lifetime before his death in 1982.
About this LaserDisc
The LaserDisc format was a precursor to the DVD, featuring high-quality analog video and digital/analog audio on large 12-inch discs (about the size of a vinyl record).
Label: Released by MCA Home Video.
Condition Note: The sleeve shows some minor wear and a small tear or sticker residue on the top left side, which is common for vintage physical media.
Collectibility: While LaserDiscs are largely obsolete for viewing, they are popular among movie buffs and collectors for their large-scale cover art and historical value.