24 Live Another Day: Season 9 (FSK 16 Jahre) DVD

However, after watching all 192 episodes of Series 1 to Series 8, I feel very cheated by AMAZON !!I started watching Series 9 and found that I could not access Episode 13 ? I was then invited to buy Series 9for £21.99 by Amazon to amazingly find out that they ONLY made 12 Episodes. I feel that this should not have happened and that I deserve some sort of refundBest regardsSean McGinneyI hope to get a reply to my situation.

For a finale to one of tvs best action heroes, it was a bittersweet ending. The rest of the series was breakneck and full of action, and was an excellent final series for Bauer. The smaller format of the show helped speed things along while still maintaining a credible plotline without skipping much other than filler dialogue to pad out episodes in previous series. By now I think most fans will have seen it, and those who never watched 24 before won't have bothered by this point, but regardless there are spoilers ahead for the ending of the show.When the russians were waiting for jack to walk to them in exchange for chloe being set free, that moment was one of the most powerful in the whole series so far, knowing how much those 2 went through over the course of the show, and it ending in basically a wild west moment of 2 people walking towards and past each other. We're never likely to see jack bauer again, especially when kiefer himself said in an interview he can't see himself returning to the series again, and reports of Fox gearing up to start shooting a bauerless 24 next year,mfocusing on a ehole. ew cast of characters instead. I think it would have still been fun to see tony almeida come into the fray properly for season 9/10 however you view the live another day series, especially when we saw in the bluray extra he was given an escape route from his maximum security prison by form of a map and guard routes in a pair of glasses by a lawyer.Overall it was an excellent series full of standout moments, the rampage jack went on near the end and the final showdown fight scene, the scene with the president walking onto the wembley pitch, the bust out of the cia hq, the eacape from the drone firing from the sky etc. I just wish it has one more series with bauer, to give him the sendoff he deserves. Maybe a huge paycheque will tempt sutherland back for the new season.

I'm an avid 24 fan and thoroughly enjoyed the latest series 'Live another Day' The shortened 12 episode format worked well, saving a significant amount of unnecessary filler. Some of the story lines have been far fetched over the years, although I'm not sure they couldn't happen at any point and dare I say it, some have also been a tad repetitive (a mole.....again?) But.....I still love it, it's one of the most fast paced, action packed programmes on the TV. The quality of the casting and acting is beyond superb and in my opinion, always has been. Even the frequently derided series 6 has some amazing, iconic scenes. One of the most memorable is the penultimate scene with Sec of Defence Heller & Jack Bauer. In 24LAD, Heller is now President and yet again the acting is of an incredibly high standard this season by all the cast members but the stand out performances are William Devane (Heller) and Kiefer Sutherland (Bauer) The final episode has some amazing scenes (credit to the production team & writers) which I can guarantee will generate emotion - even if not the normal emotions you have come to expect watching 24!For those of you who are also avid fans of the show, you will be aware of the tradition that the 24 team have had producing prequels and sequels in between series. This year is no different. According to the official FOX press release the BluRay has an extra feature. 24: Solitary, The Shocking Story Extension to Live Another Day. However, the run time for the BluRay is listed as 574 minutes versus the DVD's 571 mins. Once they've done the opening titles, the 'previously on 24' and the closing credits, I'm not sure there's a huge amount of time left for any shocking story extension! Hasn't stopped me from pre-ordering it though ;-) Oh and in case you're interested, Prequels have been made for Seasons 4, 5, 6, and 7(aka Redemption - film on DVD) And Day 6 Debrief - Most were only available on the Region 1 (US) DVDs but they are all (apart from Redemption understandably) on YouTube

One of the best dramas to come out of the states - ever, in my view. I have the original eight series box set, so looked forward to this addition. Mostly set in London, it has most of the thrills and spills like the original, yet just lacked a little to bring it up to that level. Still thoroughly enjoyable and recommended.

Me encantó que el Blu-ray si reproduce el DVD y que la calidad es muy nítida. También lo probé en un multi región y funcionó sin problema.

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Some ideas are just too good to die. That’s why, four years after 24 ticked out its final second, it came back. No, we didn’t get a full 24 hours (although a full day is still covered). Instead, 24: Live Another Day consisted of 12 episodes. This show still knows how to get your blood pumping.Just like it’s been four years for us, it’s been four years for Jack Bauer (Kiefer Sutherland). During all that time, he’s been in hiding, trying to avoid the Russians who are out to get revenge for his behavior in season 8. However, he resurfaces in London, and his first act is to break Chloe O’Brien (Mary Lynn Rajskub) out of CIA custody. Chloe has become a wanted hacker, disillusioned with the government and fighting to reveal the secrets they are trying to hide. Jack needs Chloe’s skills and her new friends in his effort to stop a terrorist plot.Yes, even on the run, Jack has managed to get intel about Margot Al-Harzi (Michelle Fairley, a terrorist who is plotting to take over drones and kill President Heller (William Devane). Heller is in London at the moment, to sign a drone treaty, along with his daughter Aubrey (Kim Raver), who Jack still loves, and Aubrey’s new husband Mark (Tate Donovan).Of course, breaking Chloe out of the CIA doesn’t go unnoticed (especially with Jack’s lack of subtly). Soon he has CIA location chief Steve Navarro (Benjamin Bratt) overseeing his capture with agent Kate Morgan (Yvonne Strahovski) hot on his trail. Only Kate isn’t so sure Jack is the man they should be hunting. Can he gain any allies in his efforts to stop the terrorists? What will happen before the last second ticks out?The producers claimed that this season was going to be different because it was shorter. Heck, they famously promised that the show was going to dump us in the middle of the action. I will admit the premier episode was definitely more ramped up than some of the old premiers, but they still took the time to explain all the new relationships and the set up for the season. There was just more action going on in the background.I will give the producers this – I don’t think there were any wasted sub-plots this season. You know, the sub-plots we never cared about but were there to fill up time as characters moved from one spot to another. While one or two sub-plots seemed unimportant, they eventually tied in better to the overall story than the sub-plots did in the full seasons.However, there are clichés on 24, and many of them were still evident. If you watched this without knowing there had been four years in real time between season 8 and this run of episodes, you wouldn’t know by any fresh plot twists.But you know what? That truly doesn’t matter. As the season progressed, I was on the edge of my seat multiple times with my heart racing and the blood pumping hoping Jack could manage to save the day yet again. The show has always been a thrill ride, and this season is absolutely no exception. And there were one or two twists I didn’t see coming.And the acting is still top notch. Four of the actors from the show returned (although it has been a couple of seasons since we’d seen now President Heller and Aubrey). They slipped right back into their characters as if no time had passed. The cast of new actors were absolutely wonderful as well. I do have to give a special shout out to Yvonne. I loved her on Chuck, and it was great to see here again here.This season is available on either DVD or Blu-Ray. Either way, you get all twelve episodes in wide screen and full surround. Both sets include deleted and extended scenes as well as a featurette on shooting in London, one on how they used headlines to shape the season, and finally one on filming while staying green. If you buy the Blu-Ray set, you also get an extension to the season. With the price difference between the two sets not being that great, if you have a Blu-Ray player, that’s definitely the set to go with.There are rumors that the producers are open to doing another event series like 24: Live Another Day. With how they left Jack, I’d say they absolutely need to do that. If it does happen, I’ll be back on the 24 roller coaster for every second.

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Rezension zur UK-3er-Bluray !! ...und jetzt wo die deutsche Version endlich erscheint, vermischt amazon leider mal wieder die Rezensionen zu allen Versionen der Staffel.Die deutsche Version kommt mit den identischen Extras und ist frei und UNCUT ab 16...trotz der doch recht brutalen Szenen hier und da.Jack is back...und wie. Rücksichtsloser, härter und unbarmherziger als jemals zuvor. Vier Jahre nach den Ereignissen in Staffel 8 wird in London zur Hetzjagd auf ihn geblasen. Doch Jack weiß sich zu wehren und ist natürlich nicht ohne Grund aus der Versenkung hervorgekommen. Es gilt einen Terroranschlag auf den Präsidenten der Vereinigten Staaten zu verhindern."Live Another Day" bietet genau das, was man als Fan erwartet: Jack Bauer in Höchstform...die Jahre der Einsamkeit haben ihn noch mehr verändert. Kiefer Sutherland liefert wie immer eine Top-Leistung ab. Sieht man sich den Charakter in den ersten drei Staffeln und jetzt an, so ist dieser kaum wieder zu erkennen. Extrem rücksichtslos und teils ohne jede Gefühlsregung agiert Bauer bei seinen Ermittlungen und Handlungen. Ist natürlich auch logisch nachdem was er alles durchmachen musste.Aber auch abseits des Hauptcharakters gibts perfekte Actionunterhaltung (jede Menge blutige Shoot-Outs, Explosionen und Verfolgungsjagden), tolles Setting (London mit seinem kühlen Look bietet einen schönen Kontrast zum z.B. warmen L.A.), wie immer perfide Folgencliffhanger, den genialen Splitscreen und die gewohnt superbe musikalische Untermalung von Sean Callery.Natürlich muss man sich auch wieder mit den nicht so gelungenen Eigenheiten der Serie anfreunden. Da wäre der schon übliche Verräter in den eigenen Reihen, jede Menge an Folter, die Tatsache, dass außer Jack meist niemand weiß was gespielt wird oder zu tun ist und diesmal gibts ein richtig sinnloses und aus meiner Sicht überflüssiges Opfer auf seiten der Guten...ohne zu viel verraten zu wollen, aber das musste doch am Ende der Staffel nun wirklich nicht sein.In Sachen Gewalt wird nochmal mächtig an der Schraube gedreht. So gibt es einige brutale Szenen, welche wohl nichts für zarte Gemüter sind. Besonders eine Szene im Staffelfinale (ich sag nur Samuraischwert) bleibt wohl eine Weile im Gedächtnis.Neben Sutherland als Bauer gibt es noch ein paar andere bekannte Gesichter in dieser Staffel. Da wäre natürlich als erstes Mary Lynn Rajskub als Chloe zu nennen (gewöhnungsbedürftiges Aussehen in dieser Staffel), dann kehrt Kim Raver als Audrey zurück und William Devane ist als James Heller mittlerweile Präsident der USA.Zu diesen gesellen sich Benjamin Brett ("Blood In Blood Out", "Miss Undercover"), Yvonne Strahovski ("Chuck", "I, Frankenstein"), Michael Wincott ("Robin Hood: Prince Of Thiefs", "The Crow") und die vor allem aus "Game Of Thrones" bekannte Michelle Fairley.Da die Serie ja in Deutschland auf Bluray und DVD noch auf sich warten lässt (Stand Dezember 2014), habe ich wieder mal zu einem UK-Import gegriffen.Es gibt alle 12 Folgen auf 3 Discs ungeschnitten. Diesmal werden eigentlich nur 12 Stunden gezeigt und in der letzten Folge der Staffel gibts dann noch einen eigentlich unbedeutenden Zeitsprung von 12 Stunden, vielleicht damit man die Serie nicht gleich umbenennen musste. Die englische Tonspur liegt in 5.1 DTS-HD MA vor und klingt brachial gut...perfekte Räumlichkeit, super Bass und die Dialoge sind immer verständlich. Bild zeigt nur ab und an Schwächen in dunklen Szenen...leichte Unschärfen, ansonsten aber alles perfekt. Englische Untertitel sind vorhanden...allerdings für Hörgeschädigte, d.h. es werden auch Geräusche ect. beschrieben. Auch ein paar andere UT wie norwegisch, schwedisch und spanisch gibt es...allerdings weder deutsche Tonspur noch dt. UT. Die Ersterscheinungen der Bluray kommen mit einem Pappschuber.Die Extras sind kurz, aber interessant:- Solitary (7:26 min)- When Reality Becomes Fiction (6:43 min)- Deleted / Extended Scenes (13:19 min)- Green Production (5:16 min)- Destination London (3:22 min)Besonders "Solitary" ist zu empfehlen...es gibt ein Wiedersehen mit einem alten Bekannten und DAS wäre wirklich eine tolle Story für die nächste Staffel...so es denn eine geben sollte, was ja wegen der nicht so grandiosen Einschaltquoten in US eher unwahrscheinlich ist...ich hoffe jedoch es gibt noch Nachschub, auch wegen des wie immer fiesen Cliffhangers am Ende der Staffel.Fazit: Diesmal nur ein halber Tag, aber der hat es richtig in sich. Die Action erreicht schon fast Kino-Niveau, die Gewalt ist extrem hart, die Handlung schreitet schneller voran als üblich und es kommt auf jeden Fall das gewohnte "24-Feeling" auf...man muss einfach noch eine Folge schauen!!Ich hoffe wirklich es geht weiter...