Safe House: Denzel & Ruben Blades

Announcement:

From Universal Studios Home Entertainment: Safe House

Academy Award®-Winner Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds

Star in the Year’s Most Explosive Action Blockbuster

SAFE HOUSE

Available on Blu-ray™ Combo Pack with UltraViolet™ and Digital Copy 

as well as DVD & On Demand

on June 5, 2012

“Tobin Frost (Oscar® winner Denzel Washington), one of the CIA’s most dangerous traitors, resurfaces in South Africa after eluding capture for almost a decade.  During his interrogation, the safe house is attacked by brutal mercenaries forcing rookie agent, Matt Weston (Ryan Reynolds) to take the infamous Frost on the run.  As the masterful manipulator toys with his reluctant protégé, shaking the young operative’s morality and idealism, the unlikely allies must fight to stay alive long enough to uncover who wants them both dead.  Packed with intense action and thrilling suspense, Safe House takes you on a deadly ride through a covert world where no one and no place is ever safe.”

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