P2 (Widescreen Edition) List Price: $26.99 Our Price: $7.06 Your Save: $ 19.93 ( 74% ) Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours Manufacturer: Summit Entertainment Starring: Rachel Nichols, Wes Bentley Average Customer Rating: Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1 Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Binding: DVD Brand: Universal EAN: 0025195034722 Format: AC-3 Label: Summit Entertainment Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Summit Entertainment Region Code: 1 Release Date: 2008-04-08 Running Time: 98 Studio: Summit Entertainment Theatrical Release Date: 2007 Related Items The Mist (Two-Disc Collector's Edition) Cloverfield Untraceable I Am Legend (Widescreen Two-Disc Special Edition with Digital Copy) Aliens vs. Predator - Requiem (Unrated Edition) Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Dangerous Stalker..... Comment: P2 has become one of my favorite horror flicks. When I first saw this, it blew my mind. Angela (Rachel Nichols "Alias") is leaving late from work on Christmas Eve to go to a X-Mas party. But her plans change quickly. Her car won't start and she finds herself stranded, and if that isn't enough, she's drugged and forced to stay with Thomas, a guy who's intentions turn from friendly to psychotic. This movie will definitely keep you on the edge of your seat, people will think twice about parking their car in the garage at night, especially when you think you're alone.....but nothing could be further from the truth. Customer Rating: Summary: BY THE NUMBERS PSYCHO ON THE LOOSE, BUT............ Comment: 'P2' adds nothing new to the genre, but it is somehow watch-able. I found myself knowing what was around every corner, but it didn't keep me from peeking anyway. I did enjoy the parking lot setting and I'm sure we have all been a bit nervous walking through one at one time or another. There is also one gruesome and gory death, so if your squeamish you may want to pass this up or close your eyes, like my wife did. I have seen much worse, but this is really pretty standard stuff. I caught this on cable, so I know nothing about the DVD quality or extras. Customer Rating: Summary: Fantastic Movie........ Comment: This is one of those movies you want to watch again & again JUST IN CASE you missed something in a previous viewing. There are not too many movies that I will watch more than once....but this one is ! Customer Rating: Summary: A New Level of Mediocrity Comment: Tonally inconsistent and woefully lacking in anything resembling palpable suspense (ditto terror), "P2" is a bland, would-be gore porn entry from Alexandre Aja and Gregory Levasseur (they brought us the superior remake of "The Hills Have Eyes" and "High Tension"), who, as producers, attempt to guide novice director Franck Khalfoun's debut feature into "a new level of terror." While the production values and directorial technique are solid (if nothing else, the film moves along at a reasonable pace), "P2" is obvious and predictable: workaholic twentysomething Angela (Rachel Nichols, whose "Amityville Horror" bust deserves a co-starring credit) finds herself trapped in the underground parking garage of the title, held captive by obsessed security guard Thomas (a WAY over-the-top Wes Bentley) on Christmas Eve. What could have been a nifty Hitchcockian game of cat and mouse falls into genre convention quickly, failing to derive any suspense from the situation--the attempts to mold Angela into a tough-chick action warrior fall hilariously flat, and Bentley's captor is howlingly overdone, his "menace" conveyed through a series of hissy-fit shouting. If not for the aforementioned production values and a gung-ho theatrical ad campaign, "P2" could have easily passed muster for a mid-'90s telemovie on USA. Customer Rating: Summary: This Guy Needs A Break From Those Exhaust Fumes... Comment: Tom (Wes Bentley) is a parking garage attendant. He's also a very lonely guy. He sets his sites on a girl who works in the high-rise office building above. Her name is Angela (Rachel Nichols) and she is the one for whom Tom has been waiting all of his life. His dream-girl. This could lead to a beautiful and touching love story. Fortunately, Tom is a madman w/ unnatural ideas about human relationships! It's Christmas time, and Tom has gathered up the courage to make his move. Alas, poor Angela isn't going to make it to the family x-mas party. She may not survive the night. P2 is a thriller that makes the best of it's limited location. Some inventive ideas help to heighten the tension while not being cliché. The elevator scene is a good example of this. I didn't foresee the tactic used by Tom in order to get Angela out of the lift! It was brilliant and different! Unlike movies such as REST STOP, this one has interesting interaction between the killer and his victim. It also has actual suspense and a woman who uses her grey matter for more than just skull filler! Angela is no dummy! She utilizes whatever she can get a hold of to battle for her survival. Tom is dangerous and pitiful at the same time. His mental ups and downs are jarring without being ridiculous. P2 is a fabulous late-night's entertainment... Editorial Reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Dangerous Stalker..... Comment: P2 has become one of my favorite horror flicks. When I first saw this, it blew my mind. Angela (Rachel Nichols "Alias") is leaving late from work on Christmas Eve to go to a X-Mas party. But her plans change quickly. Her car won't start and she finds herself stranded, and if that isn't enough, she's drugged and forced to stay with Thomas, a guy who's intentions turn from friendly to psychotic. This movie will definitely keep you on the edge of your seat, people will think twice about parking their car in the garage at night, especially when you think you're alone.....but nothing could be further from the truth. Customer Rating: Summary: BY THE NUMBERS PSYCHO ON THE LOOSE, BUT............ Comment: 'P2' adds nothing new to the genre, but it is somehow watch-able. I found myself knowing what was around every corner, but it didn't keep me from peeking anyway. I did enjoy the parking lot setting and I'm sure we have all been a bit nervous walking through one at one time or another. There is also one gruesome and gory death, so if your squeamish you may want to pass this up or close your eyes, like my wife did. I have seen much worse, but this is really pretty standard stuff. I caught this on cable, so I know nothing about the DVD quality or extras. Customer Rating: Summary: Fantastic Movie........ Comment: This is one of those movies you want to watch again & again JUST IN CASE you missed something in a previous viewing. There are not too many movies that I will watch more than once....but this one is ! Customer Rating: Summary: A New Level of Mediocrity Comment: Tonally inconsistent and woefully lacking in anything resembling palpable suspense (ditto terror), "P2" is a bland, would-be gore porn entry from Alexandre Aja and Gregory Levasseur (they brought us the superior remake of "The Hills Have Eyes" and "High Tension"), who, as producers, attempt to guide novice director Franck Khalfoun's debut feature into "a new level of terror." While the production values and directorial technique are solid (if nothing else, the film moves along at a reasonable pace), "P2" is obvious and predictable: workaholic twentysomething Angela (Rachel Nichols, whose "Amityville Horror" bust deserves a co-starring credit) finds herself trapped in the underground parking garage of the title, held captive by obsessed security guard Thomas (a WAY over-the-top Wes Bentley) on Christmas Eve. What could have been a nifty Hitchcockian game of cat and mouse falls into genre convention quickly, failing to derive any suspense from the situation--the attempts to mold Angela into a tough-chick action warrior fall hilariously flat, and Bentley's captor is howlingly overdone, his "menace" conveyed through a series of hissy-fit shouting. If not for the aforementioned production values and a gung-ho theatrical ad campaign, "P2" could have easily passed muster for a mid-'90s telemovie on USA. Customer Rating: Summary: This Guy Needs A Break From Those Exhaust Fumes... Comment: Tom (Wes Bentley) is a parking garage attendant. He's also a very lonely guy. He sets his sites on a girl who works in the high-rise office building above. Her name is Angela (Rachel Nichols) and she is the one for whom Tom has been waiting all of his life. His dream-girl. This could lead to a beautiful and touching love story. Fortunately, Tom is a madman w/ unnatural ideas about human relationships! It's Christmas time, and Tom has gathered up the courage to make his move. Alas, poor Angela isn't going to make it to the family x-mas party. She may not survive the night. P2 is a thriller that makes the best of it's limited location. Some inventive ideas help to heighten the tension while not being cliché. The elevator scene is a good example of this. I didn't foresee the tactic used by Tom in order to get Angela out of the lift! It was brilliant and different! Unlike movies such as REST STOP, this one has interesting interaction between the killer and his victim. It also has actual suspense and a woman who uses her grey matter for more than just skull filler! Angela is no dummy! She utilizes whatever she can get a hold of to battle for her survival. Tom is dangerous and pitiful at the same time. His mental ups and downs are jarring without being ridiculous. P2 is a fabulous late-night's entertainment... It's Christmas Eve, when even the most voracious corporate climbers generally head home by dinner time. But not ANGELA (Rachael Nichols). She's the last one left at the office, determined to close one more deal before the holiday. The long hours she keeps will have an impact, but not the kind she's been hoping for. Ask about this healthcare product "P2 (Widescreen Edition)" in the forum Give review on this healthcare product "P2 (Widescreen Edition)" in the forum Search related information in the forum