Scent of a Woman / Sea of Love (Double Feature) (Blu-ray)

This isn't all that special a blu-ray release, but it gives us two Pacino classics in one package. Not many frills. But that's OK.

Great movie's

I liked how Al helped Chris with his dilemma at Baird college and the threats regarding his future.

Bought this as a gift for my father since he’s an Al Pacino fan and definitely is a great value for two classic movies! Definitely would recommend!

Such a beautiful movie set, and it's easily in my top ten. I'm reviewing more of Scent of a Woman than sea of Love at least until I watch that. Al Pacino puts on a performance of a lifetime and made a two and a half hour movie fly by. The famous tango scene is utterly remarkable and it has to be one of my favorite scenes ever as well. This movie left me in awe and I had to just take a few minutes after watching it to really come down from such an amazing experience.

If you haven't scene Scent of a Woman you r really missing out. It's not a chick flick, it's not an action movie. It's a type of movie that when u get it your not sure exactly what to expect. Kindof like The Notebook in that aspect but a whole different type of movie other than not knowing what to expect. I LOVE IT!

Does it get any better than TWO Al Pacino movies on one dvd? :) Both are awesome movies - Scent of a Woman is fun and sad and everything in between. Sea of Love is a thriller without all the gore and blood but keeps you on the edge of your seat. Warning - very steamy sex scenes between Ellen Barkin and Al Pacino in this one but oth well worth watching.

Beautiiful colors and sound on Bluray. Great acting by all; good view point by police and city of NY.

If you are a fan of this actor, this is a great double feature. Looks great on an upscale 4K!

Very great al pacino a good movies very good performance yes it is a good movies with good suspens.

Scent of a Woman includes Al Pacino and features some future stars such as Chris O'Donnell, Gabrielle Anwar, and Philip Seymour Hoffman as well as Frances Conroy and Bradley Whitford. Unsure why named Scent of a Woman as it deals primary with a blind Pacino who befriends O'Donnell. Pacino is a bit of a womanizer and has a good smelling sense but if you didn't read the description, you'd think it was more of a love story.Sea of Love is more of a love story as Pacino, as a detective, falls in love with a woman who may or may not be a serial killer. Not as good as Scent of a Woman but still quite good. Features a young Ellen Barkin plus John Goodman, Richard Jenkins and Michael Rooker in one of his earlier biggest roles.Scent of a Woman has quite a few extras while Sea of Love has really nothing.

Al pacino the king! Good movie

Gotta love Pacino in both these films. Such a great actor. Ellen Barkin ain't bad either!