Colin Farrell Collection (3 Disc Set)

Tigerland:

The system wanted them to become soldiers. One soldier just wanted to be human. Action master Joel Schumacher turns his lens on a platoon of soldiers en route to “Tigerland” for simulated combat training prior to their hitch in Vietnam. Bozz (Colin Farrell) is the one man standing between the troops and the army, but his plan to avoid combat by getting kicked out of the Army backfires when his renegade ways are seen as a sign of strength.

Critic Reviews:

• " Farrell holds the film together as the one element that sets this a notch above the average military drama. " – Brian Mckay

• " The hype is justified – Farrell's per­formance just screams star quality and has already drawn comparisons with Steve McQueen and Paul Newman. " – Matthew Turner

• " A worthy addition to the Vietnam War film genre. " – Shlomo Schwartzberg

Hart's War:

When an African-American pilot (Terrence Howard) in a German POW camp is accused of murdering one of his fellow inmates, Lt. Tommy Hart (Colin Farrell) must defend him. But Hart's superiors (including Bruce Willis) caution that digging too deep could expose secrets that would mean death to all prisoners. In a place where lies keep men alive, one young officer must uncover the truth – whatever the cost.

Critic Reviews:

• " Big WWII drama about honor, courage and sacrifice. " – Nell Minow

• " In the ever-increasing onslaught of war movies, it stands head and shoulders above most of the competition. " – Jeffrey M. Anderson

• " …Suitably gritty and intense… " – John R. McEwen

Phonebooth:

In this intense drama, which takes place in and around a single phone booth in New York City, slick New York publicist Stuart Shepard (Colin Farrell) picks up a ringing receiver in a phone booth and is told that if he hangs up, he'll be killed. Turns out Shephard is being watched by a rooftop killer with a sniper rifle – and the little red light from an infrared rifle sight is proof that the caller isn't kidding. Forest Whitaker co-stars.

Critic Reviews:

• " A movie that, among other virtues, boasts a brilliant use of tension and that manages to catch your interest at all times. " – Mikel Zorrilla

• " Recalling some of the great Alfred Hitchcock films, Phone Booth takes a simple premise and grabs the audience by the throat. " – Micheal Compton

• " Phone Booth is thrilling on many counts… " – Joe Morgenstern