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Kinky Boots (2005) After his father's demise, Charlie Price (Joel Edgerton) inherits the family business, a shoe factory in Northampton, England. He is not interested in shoes, and the factory is in such dire financial straits that he must lay off 15 employees. However a fortuitous encounter with a transvestite cabaret singer (Chiwetel Ejiofor) inspires Charlie to save the factory from closure by producing erotic footwear, much to the chagrin of the workers.

Genre: Kids & Family


Format: NTSC


Contributor: Joel Edgerton, Jemima Rooper, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Sarah-Jane Potts, Julian Jarrold, Nick Frost


Language: English


Runtime: 107 minutes


Aspect Ratio ‏ : ‎ 2.401


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


MPAA rating ‏ : ‎ PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned)


Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 7.56 x 5.35 x 0.55 inches; 2.4 ounces


Director ‏ : ‎ Julian Jarrold


Media Format ‏ : ‎ NTSC


Run time ‏ : ‎ 107 minutes


Actors ‏ : ‎ Joel Edgerton, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Sarah-Jane Potts, Jemima Rooper, Nick Frost


Subtitles: ‏ ‎ English, Spanish, French


Language ‏ : ‎ English (Dolby Digital 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 5.1)


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This amazing movie was a basis for the musical that was also very successful. It is so feel good.
Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2024 by Shirley L. Green
    • love this movie
This is a very different movie but I really like it a lot. It's a very real world not glamorized reality of someone who cross dresses. I am sure the story of the main person was supposed to be trans or not if so that's the wrong actor for that. That's sort of the issue I have with these movies. They put big burly men up for trans people so often however if this was just someone that cross dresses okay... Either way it's still a great story, which shows the hardship and pain one goes through. Lots of character development and really the story revolves around someone who doesn't know what he wants in life. I don't want to give away the story but he grows up a lot and discovers who he is and what he really likes to do. Wish life was that easy to figure it all out. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2020 by Sandy Powell
    • Muy Interesante
Bonita historia...
Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2024 by Jorge Q.
    • Great selection
great movie
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2024 by jamesvfennessy
    • All I want is cha-cha heels!
Women's heeled shoes aren't made for men's feet. Not only are men often heavier, but their feet are actually a different shape -- they have wider heels and narrower forefeet. And that dilemma spawns a brilliant new idea in "Kinky Boots," a clever little comedy about the transvestite boots that may save a struggling shoe company from extinction. It's a little predictable in the lessons that are learned (I wonder if the straitlaced factory folk will come to respect Lola!), but it's also charming, flashy, clever and unexpectedly vulnerable in all the right places -- while also having a rather sweet friendship at its core. Charlie Price (Joel Edgerton) and his materialistic fiancee Nicola (Jemima Rooper) have just moved to London when they have to go back to Northampton -- his dad has died, leaving him the family's Northampton shoe factory, which produces high quality men's shoes. But because the shoes aren't selling, he's forced to fire two dozen employees. While drunkenly wandering the streets of London, he comes across some guys harassing a woman... and after getting knocked out defending her, discovers "she" is actually a drag queen, Lola (Chiwetel Ejiofor). Lola's difficulties with the sexy boots she wears inspires Charlie to embrace a wild new idea -- embracing a niche market by creating a new line of women's shoes aimed at men (and presumably women born with men's bodies). He rehires an outspoken worker named Lauren (Sarah-Jane Potts) to help him out with this new approach. Lola is scornful of the first efforts (" Please, God, tell me I have not inspired something burgundy!") but soon joins the factory as their new designer. But the new line is threatened by personal problems -- Charlie's fiancee is enraged that he refuses to sell the factory to a developer, one of the employees (Nick Frost) starts harassing Lola, and Lola (or "Simon" out of drag) feels nervous about being a drag queen in a smaller conservative city. With only days to go before their big show in Milan, they will have to churn out some really gorgeous kinky boots, or the company is finished. Despite the title, "Kinky Boots" is not really a kinky movie. It's a feel-good movie with all the sorts of twists and turns you would expect from it -- the whole situation with the fiancee, the single employee who is nasty to anyone who challenges the whole heteronormativity thing, the fight with Lola, the "will they or won't they show up?" dilemma at the climax when it seems all is lost. So yeah, it's kind of predictable in that regard, and many of the plot developments are ones you've seen elsewhere. However, it's a nice feel-good movie. While most of the story is in the grey grit and grime of a Northampton working-class factory, director Julian Jarrold splashes it with glitz and bright colors ("Red is the color of sex and fear and danger and signs that say, Do. Not. Enter. All my favorite things in life!") and a sense of wry humor that plays off well with the brash, brassy approach of Lola ("Sorry to be presumptive. ARE you a mister?" "I'm a Charlie. From Northampton"). The dialogue is clever and often snappy, interspersed with rather awkwardly charming conversations. Jarrold doesn't shy away from issues like homophobia (though Lola/Simon's sexuality is left ambiguous), or the cruelty that may be lavished on people who don't fit gender norms. A lot of Simon's issues with places like Northampton comes from a lifetime of rejection for being who and what he is, and we see his fragility under the Lola armor when he confides in Charlie about his awful childhood. But he also weaves in the idea that these differences don't matter if you're a good person underneath -- one charming scene has Lola's landlady cheerily asking "Are you a man?" just so she'll know how to leave the toilet seat. And as such, the central friendship is a rather sweet one -- Charlie is a kind-hearted, rather introverted man who doesn't care about shoes so much as he cares about helping people, and Lola/Simon is an brassy, limelight-loving drag queen who comes to like and befriend the people he previously feared. They have a lot in common, having had childhoods overpowered by fathers who quashed their true selves in favor of what they wanted them to do (make shoes or be a boxer). And the actors all do good jobs, especially Chiwetel Ejiofor -- he blasts through musical numbers, arm-wrestling competitions and the occasional fight with robust charm, and seems to be having fun in his wigs and sexy dresses. He never holds back on the brash and brassy, but he also can play Simon's fragile, painful awareness that other people don't think of him as normal. And Edgerton plays the exact opposite -- a timid, pleasant young man who doesn't seem to have any particular drive, but who discovers his own backbone when he finds something to fight for. "Kinky Boots" is not particularly kinky, but it does have a lot of boots -- sexy, glitzy boots that change the lives and hearts of the people making them. A fun, funky little movie... especially if you like seeing Chiwetel Ejiofor sing "I Want To Be Evil." ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2015 by E. A. Solinas
    • Lost and Found movie
A friend mentioned that she watches this film every Christmas and no longer had the dvd. Luckily, Amazon sells practically everything and I was able to send it to her as a surprise. She was so happy to receive it and said the movie was so amazing! The clarity and the richness of the costumes as well as the fantastic music were all as she remembered. Thank you to this seller for carrying a dvd that brought back so many wonderful memories. Arrived on time and in perfect condition. Definitely will buy again from this seller. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2021 by Taresa Bott
    • Seeing people from a different perspective
This was a touching movie. While it was based on a true story, the movie added an emotionally fraught friendship between two characters who each face knowing their fathers aren't likely to be proud of them and how heartbreaking that can be. I loved that the storyline dealt with the idea that people can't just go by first impressions of others. We each need to learn to see someone in another light. Even if you're unsure of the content, give this beautiful story a chance to change your perspective of someone different than you. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2020 by A J Dancer
    • Multicultural respect
I was born in a shoe town. All the factories are now hollow and the workers are well into their dotage. This movie celebrates workers and reminds us that people are deeper than they may seem to be. When the boss/owner finds out that the company's shoes aren't selling he's goaded by a worker to look for niche markets. The niche turns out to be sturdy, stylish shoes for drag queens. The workers want to work with pride, the drag queen wants to design, women workers get to put in their two cents on what is sexy and what is not, and there is the beginning of a new era for all. As I watched I mourned the empty factories in my hometown and the generations of children who've had to leave it to find work elsewhere. This is a film to savor and discuss. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2013 by James H. Mica

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