--- product_id: 102310749 title: "Ray Donovan - Season 1 [Blu-ray] [Region Free]" price: "€ 15.26" currency: EUR in_stock: true reviews_count: 8 url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/102310749-ray-donovan-season-1-blu-ray-region-free store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # Ray Donovan - Season 1 [Blu-ray] [Region Free] **Price:** € 15.26 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Ray Donovan - Season 1 [Blu-ray] [Region Free] - **How much does it cost?** € 15.26 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/102310749-ray-donovan-season-1-blu-ray-region-free) ## Best For - Customers looking for quality international products ## Why This Product - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Description All 12 episodes from the first season of the American crime drama starring Liev Schreiber. Set in Los Angeles, the show follows Ray Donovan (Schreiber), a professional 'fixer' working for the successful law firm Goldman and Drexler, whose clients include the wealthiest of Hollywood's elite. Ray experiences enough problems while engaged in his work but things escalate when his father Mickey (Jon Voight) is released from prison and brings unwanted attention towards Ray and his employers. The episodes are: 'The Bag Or the Bat', 'A Mouth Is a Mouth', 'Twerk', 'Black Cadillac', 'The Golem', 'Housewarming', 'New Birthday', 'Bridget', 'Road Trip', 'Fite Nite', 'Bucky F**kn' Dent' and 'Same Exactly'. Review: Dark, gritty & violent yet engrossing TV Drama. - Ray Donovan, L.A. fixer to the stars. No problem too big or mess too messy (and that’s just his home life). His complex and often brutal profession life makes his work / life balance difficult enough to manage without the unexpected release of his father, Micky, from prison after serving twenty years for murder. If Ray’s life was difficult before, he’s now dragged into an increasingly chaotic series of fire fighting operations just trying to keep up with the direct and indirect aftermath of Micky’s actions. That more-or-less sums up the central premise of this unusual and difficult to pigeon-hole TV show. His family life and relationship with his father and brothers may seem a bit family soapy or crime / mob Sopranos’ish but it’s not entirely. The LA glamour & money components could lend the show a glitzy action element but it doesn’t. The involvement of the FBI could make it police procedural, but it’s not. A buddy show it most definitely is not. It is a curious and surprisingly successful blend of genres. The main cast is superb; all the way from Leiv Shrieber title role, Jon Voight the delinquent father, Paula Malcomson (Trixie from the excellent Deadwood) the long suffering wife, Ray’s brothers Terry (another British actor making good in the USA) & Bunchy through to Elliot Gould and James Woods. Even the kids are good & that certainly makes a change. The production is equally splendid and the writing similarly so, as the plot twists, turns and lurches its way from one catastrophe to another (although I must confess that we got a bit confused at one point – we probably missed a crucial bit of dialogue). There is always a firm narrative thread to keep the plot moving along so you’re never stuck with that ‘Oh no, here we go again…’ feeling; it all hangs together very neatly. This is not comfortable, reassuring drama; the lives of the totally dysfunction extended Donovan family is the absolute antitheses of the cosy Regans in Blue Bloods. It would be great to see a CSI style cross-over episode; it would be hilarious. There’s harsh language, violence, gore, more violence and some mumbling (but it’s not too bad). The characters are all so well drawn, damaged and flawed as they are, that it’s hard to like any of them but you still can’t help but emphasise. Ray Donovan is a surprising and remarkable bit of TV drama; gritty, plausible (well, mostly) and thoroughly engrossing. Season two is on our wish list ready for June 2015. Excellent stuff. Review: "It coulda been a contender..." - A mix of The Sopranos and Brotherhood with a soupcon of Entourage this eminently watchable Showtime series is soldily made but gets bogged down too much with the family dynamics of the Donovans (shades of the similarly named/themed "Black Donnelly`s"). The programme-makers imagine we`ll find the internecine ructions of the family as interesting as the Hollywood backdrop that Ray operates so violently within. They`re wrong and as a result we spend far too much time in Ray`s brother`s boxing gym and sorting out the hopelessly broken life of his other brother Bunchy. Jon Voight redeems much of this family [melo]drama with an outstanding career-best performance as RD`s father, fresh out of jail and causing mayhem from the first ep. Good series overall but not brilliant - Here`s hoping they get the balance right in season 2. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Contributor | Dash Mihok, Devon Bagby, Eddie Marsan, Jon Voight, Katherine Moennig, Kerris Dorsey, Liev Schreiber, Paula Malcomson, Pooch Hall, Steven Bauer Contributor Dash Mihok, Devon Bagby, Eddie Marsan, Jon Voight, Katherine Moennig, Kerris Dorsey, Liev Schreiber, Paula Malcomson, Pooch Hall, Steven Bauer See more | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 616 Reviews | | Format | Blu-ray, PAL | | Genre | Crime, Drama | | Global Trade Identification Number | 05051368258232 | | Language | English | | Manufacturer | Paramount Home Entertainment | | Number of discs | 4 | | Publication date | 2 Jun. 2014 | | Runtime | 10 hours and 5 minutes | ## Images ![Ray Donovan - Season 1 [Blu-ray] [Region Free] - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71D5uDv5VCL.jpg) ![Ray Donovan - Season 1 [Blu-ray] [Region Free] - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81WhetbG-ML.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Dark, gritty & violent yet engrossing TV Drama. *by W***E on 28 January 2015* Ray Donovan, L.A. fixer to the stars. No problem too big or mess too messy (and that’s just his home life). His complex and often brutal profession life makes his work / life balance difficult enough to manage without the unexpected release of his father, Micky, from prison after serving twenty years for murder. If Ray’s life was difficult before, he’s now dragged into an increasingly chaotic series of fire fighting operations just trying to keep up with the direct and indirect aftermath of Micky’s actions. That more-or-less sums up the central premise of this unusual and difficult to pigeon-hole TV show. His family life and relationship with his father and brothers may seem a bit family soapy or crime / mob Sopranos’ish but it’s not entirely. The LA glamour & money components could lend the show a glitzy action element but it doesn’t. The involvement of the FBI could make it police procedural, but it’s not. A buddy show it most definitely is not. It is a curious and surprisingly successful blend of genres. The main cast is superb; all the way from Leiv Shrieber title role, Jon Voight the delinquent father, Paula Malcomson (Trixie from the excellent Deadwood) the long suffering wife, Ray’s brothers Terry (another British actor making good in the USA) & Bunchy through to Elliot Gould and James Woods. Even the kids are good & that certainly makes a change. The production is equally splendid and the writing similarly so, as the plot twists, turns and lurches its way from one catastrophe to another (although I must confess that we got a bit confused at one point – we probably missed a crucial bit of dialogue). There is always a firm narrative thread to keep the plot moving along so you’re never stuck with that ‘Oh no, here we go again…’ feeling; it all hangs together very neatly. This is not comfortable, reassuring drama; the lives of the totally dysfunction extended Donovan family is the absolute antitheses of the cosy Regans in Blue Bloods. It would be great to see a CSI style cross-over episode; it would be hilarious. There’s harsh language, violence, gore, more violence and some mumbling (but it’s not too bad). The characters are all so well drawn, damaged and flawed as they are, that it’s hard to like any of them but you still can’t help but emphasise. Ray Donovan is a surprising and remarkable bit of TV drama; gritty, plausible (well, mostly) and thoroughly engrossing. Season two is on our wish list ready for June 2015. Excellent stuff. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ "It coulda been a contender..." *by J***A on 4 August 2014* A mix of The Sopranos and Brotherhood with a soupcon of Entourage this eminently watchable Showtime series is soldily made but gets bogged down too much with the family dynamics of the Donovans (shades of the similarly named/themed "Black Donnelly`s"). The programme-makers imagine we`ll find the internecine ructions of the family as interesting as the Hollywood backdrop that Ray operates so violently within. They`re wrong and as a result we spend far too much time in Ray`s brother`s boxing gym and sorting out the hopelessly broken life of his other brother Bunchy. Jon Voight redeems much of this family [melo]drama with an outstanding career-best performance as RD`s father, fresh out of jail and causing mayhem from the first ep. Good series overall but not brilliant - Here`s hoping they get the balance right in season 2. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Brilliant/ intelligent/ deep *by C***K on 11 May 2019* Original, clever, complex, wide ranging. Together with top notch production values and brilliant acting. The plot is well paced and there is never a dull moment. You have to stay alert as the many strands develop quite fast, may shock and change unexpectedly or be deeper than they appear. The characters' solutions are often unexpected but in retrospect perfectly practical (often violently) and, if not at all reasonable, clearly logical. It is perhaps in the dichotomy between violent and unreasonable yet logical that it finds its originality. It does it over and over and very cleverly engineered ot to over do it and avoids the offence it might easily cause. 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