I recently took the time to cap Chris’s movie ‘Bottle Shock’ in Hi-Definition and finally have the time to get them up. You’ll find 1,468 captures in 1280×720 resolution. I’ll have DVD extras as well as deleted scenes soon enough, so stay tuned!

I have to say I really enjoyed the movie and I would recommend every Chris fan who hasn’t seen this movie go rent or purchase it right away!

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I just uploaded 27 Photos from the movie Bottle Shock. Two are Official Movie Stills while the other 25 are snaps from the movie. Enjoy!

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- Bottle Shock (2008) Movie Stills

MoviesOnline sat down with Bill Pullman and Chris Pine at the Los Angeles press day for their new movie, “Bottle Shock,” directed by Randall Miller and shot on location in California’s wine country. Based on a true story, the film reveals America’s initiation into and contribution to vinification, along with the enterprising and passionate artisans who bottle it.

It’s 1976, and Jim Barrett (Bill Pullman) is struggling to create the perfect chardonnay at Chateau Montelena, his vineyard in the not-yet-famous Napa Valley, where he has jeopardized everything for a dream. His son, Bo (Chris Pine), at first glance doesn’t seem to have inherited his father’s love for the family business, and the two of them are often found duking it out in the backyard boxing ring, each trying to knock some sense into the other.

Steven Spurrier (Alan Rickman), a British expatriate living in Paris who owns the strugging Academie du Vin, develops an idea to educate Parisians on the new wines coming out of California. A twist of fate along a dusty road brings the floundering vintner and the struggling shop owner together and forever changes both their lives and the wine industry.

Here’s what Bill Pullman and Chris Pine had to tell us:

I’ve added 15 photos of Chris attending the Premiere of “Bottle Shock” at Chateau Montelena Winery on July 26, 2008 in Calistoga, California. He’s pictured with fellow co-stars Alan Rickman, Rachael Taylor, Bill Pullman and the real Bo Barrett of who Chris plays in the movie.

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- 07/26/2008 The Premiere of Bottle Shock at Chateau Montelena Winery

NEW YORK — “Bottle Shock,” the true story of a California winery family, will be distributed in North America by Freestyle Releasing.

Randall Miller’s feature starring Chris Pine, Alan Rickman, Bill Pullman and Freddy Rodriguez premiered in January at the Sundance Film Festival. It revolves around a vineyard owner (Pullman) and his slacker son (Pine) who join forces with a British winemaker (Rickman) to launch the 1976 Paris Tastings, which put the California wine industry on the map.

The film will be released this year in more than 250 theaters nationwide. Odd Lot International will handle foreign sales on the project at next month’s Festival de Cannes, part of a two-picture rep deal with Freestyle.

Miller co-wrote the film with Jody Savin and Ross Schwartz. He also produced the film with Savin, J. Todd Harris, Brenda Lhormer, Marc Lhormer and Marc Toberoff.

Freestyle also is distributing Miller’s darkly comic thriller “Nobel Son,” which also stars Rickman and Pullman.

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