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YES! YES! YES!Costanza said:
YES! YES! YES!Costanza said:
you've got to be kidding.123rl said:It's also a programme about war being released on a day that we're supposed to remember those who died to protect us. Maybe it's just me but it seems a bit tasteless.
you haven't seen it, please just admit this and we'll let this one go.123rl said:It's also a programme about war being released on a day that we're supposed to remember those who died to protect us. Maybe it's just me but it seems a bit tasteless.
StoOgE said:WB is honestly the safest studio as far as releases go, they havent really borked one yet. The Matrix is the closest because they tinted everything green to match the sequals, but from what I've heard the 'brothers' made that call, not WB.
Cosmic Bus said:There are direct captures floating around from the Japanese HD-DVDs (which were not DNR'd), so we'll definitely have something to compare it to. I'd be surprised if Warner went to the trouble of redoing the transfers, but one never knows...
DAY FUCKING ONE !* NEW Science of the Apes BONUSVIEW - Scientists, anthropologists and sociologists discuss the facts and fiction of the first film
* NEW Beyond the Forbidden Zone Adventure Game
* NEW A Public Service Announcement From ANSA in HD A mission report from the agency regarding their brave astronauts
* NEW Evolution of the Apes- HD featurette tracing the apes story from the original novel to the screen
* NEW Impact of the Apes - HD featurette on how to market a worldwide pop culture phenomenon. The story behind the marketing and merchandising of one of the first ever film franchises and the series lasting influence on pop culture through the years
* NEW HD Making-of Featurette for Each Sequel:
o Beneath the Planet of the Apes From Alpha to Omega: Building a Sequel
o Escape from the Planet of the Apes The Secret Behind Escape
o Conquest of the Planet of the Apes Riots and Revolutions: Confronting the Times
o Battle for the Planet of the Apes End of an Epic: The Final Battle
* NEW Each Apes sequel will have an isolated score track in 5.1 DTS Master Audio
* Commentary by Composer Jerry Goldsmith
* Commentary by Actors Roddy McDowall, Natalie Trundy, Kim Hunter and Makeup Artist John Chambers
* Text Commentary by Eric Greene and Author of Planet of the Apes as American Myth
* Behind the Planet of the Apes Documentary Includes all new interactivity and timeline
* Behind the Planet of the Apes Promo (1988)
* Planet of the Apes Makeup Test with Edward G. Robinson (1966)
* Roddy McDowall On-set Footage
* Planet of the Apes Dailies and Outtakes (No Audio)
* Planet of the Apes NATO Presentation (1967)
* Planet of the Apes Vintage Featurette (1968)
* A Look Behind the Planet of the Apes (1972)
* Don Taylor Directs Escape from the Planet of the Apes
* J. Lee Thompson Directs Conquest of the Planet of the Apes
* Original Theatrical Trailers
* Original Sketches by Costume Designer Morton Haack
* Photo Gallery
* Planet of the Apes Timeline
* Interactive Pressbooks
* Vintage Apes Newspaper Galleries
* Advertising and Lobby Card Galleries
* Behind-the-Scenes Galleries
123rl said:It's also a programme about war being released on a day that we're supposed to remember those who died to protect us. Maybe it's just me but it seems a bit tasteless.
Fuzz Rez said:Bonus features include:
DAY FUCKING ONE !
EDIT: The Planet of the Apes: 40-Year Evolution Blu-ray box set carries an SRP of $159.98.
EDIT: Dang it ! It's 20th Century Fox release so it probably won't be region free![]()
yea same, not really interested in those movies. I think they may hold a large nostalgia factor for some people.prodystopian said:Wow. I have no desire to get that, but I'm impressed by the set. Other companies need to take notes on this.
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Bonus features include:
DAY FUCKING ONE !
EDIT: The Planet of the Apes: 40-Year Evolution Blu-ray box set carries an SRP of $159.98.
EDIT: Dang it ! It's 20th Century Fox release so it probably won't be region free![]()
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Bonus features include:
DAY FUCKING ONE !
EDIT: The Planet of the Apes: 40-Year Evolution Blu-ray box set carries an SRP of $159.98.
EDIT: Dang it ! It's 20th Century Fox release so it probably won't be region free![]()
YYZ said:yea same, not really interested in those movies. I think they may hold a large nostalgia factor for some people.
mr stroke said:does this include the 2001 Mark Walberg version too?
Fuzz Rez said:Nope, only the orginal movies are included![]()
I agree entirely, and I'm a huge Tim Burton fan. I'm still hoping they lose the original negatives in a fire, so we don't have to live in fear of ever having to watch it again.Outcast2004 said:That's a good thing... the Wahlberg version was terrible.
Apparently they have to shove the movies on 25GB discs because there's no room on the 50GB replication lines.ThirstyFly said:Okay, what the HELL is up with Universal and hiding all the extras in a stupid U Control thing?
I picked up Doomsday (unfortunately...) on Tuesday and the extras from the DVD are cut up and hidden in the awful pip U Control feature, so there seems to be no way to watch the features in their entirety or even at full screen. So now I have to re-watch an entire 2 hour movie just to see the extras? Not to mention the DVD has both the R-rated and unrated cuts of the movie, while the Blu is only unrated. The DVD version should NOT be the superior version of the release.
I was looking at some of their upcoming titles and considering upgrading my DVD copies of Land of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead and The Thing with that "Halloween Starter Pack" they have coming up, but then I took a look at the specs... It appears that they all have their extras stuffed into a goddamn U Control as well. Where'd the 80 minute documentary from The Thing's DVD go? And the TONS of extras Dawn of the Dead including the side story footage filmed for the DVD? Fuck that Universal. I want to upgrade, not downgrade my movies!
Edit: To make things even more maddening, Land of the Dead seems to have the DVD extras, while the others do not.
Costanza said:Apparently they have to shove the movies on 25GB discs because there's no room on the 50GB replication lines.
The DVD version should NOT be the superior version of the release
Then why are both the mummy and mummy returns bd 50?Costanza said:Apparently they have to shove the movies on 25GB discs because there's no room on the 50GB replication lines.
oh, hmmcaptive said:Then why are both the mummy and mummy returns bd 50?
Which, are both universal movies.
captive said:Then why are both the mummy and mummy returns bd 50?
Which, are both universal movies.
'Caligula' Coming to Blu-ray
One of the most controversial films of all time is coming to high-def, with Image Entertainment announcing an early-November Blu-ray release for 'Caligula.'
Produced by legendary Penthouse editor Bob Guccione, Jr. and documenting the decadence of the reign of Roman Emperor Gaius Julius Germanicus, 'Caligula' attracted an all-star cast (including Sir John Gielguld, Malcolm McDowell, and Dame Helen Mirren) but was later scorned by both its cast and critics when Guccione spliced in sexually explicit and violent footage to spice up the film.
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Released in a myriad of video editions over the years, Image Entertainment has now announced 'Caligula: The Imperial Edition' for Blu-ray, bringing a newly-remastered and remixed version to high-def on November 4.
Tech specs include the complete unrated version of the film presented on a BD-50 dual-layer disc, with 1080p/AVC MPEG-4 video and DTS-HD Lossless Master Audio 5.1 Surround.
Extras mirror past DVD editions and are extensive, including multiple audio commentaries, "The Making of Caligula" documentary, additional featurettes, behind-the-scenes footage, make-up tests, deleted scenes, and still galleries.
Suggested retail price for the Blu-ray has been set at $34.95.
You'll find the latest specs for 'Caligula' linked from our Blu-ray Release Schedule, where it's indexed under its new date of November 4.
WTF @ all the recent 25GB discs.
Warner has unveiled a new date and specs for 'Beetlejuice,' which will now hit Blu-ray in early October and include Dolby TrueHD audio and exclusive extras.
As previously reported, Warner first announced a September 16 Blu-ray release for the Tim Burton classic, timed to coincide with a new 20th Anniversary DVD re-issue.
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High-def fans will now have to wait an extra three weeks, however, with Warner pushing the Blu-ray back to October 7 (the DVD remains as scheduled.)
Updated specs for the Blu-ray will see a BD-25 single-layer presentation with 1080p/VC-1 video (1.85:1) and a first-ever Dolby TrueHD 5.1 Surround remix.
Previously announced extras include three bonus episodes of the 'Beetlejuice' cartoon series running over thirty minutes ("A-Ha," "Skeletons In The Closet," "Spooky Boo-tique"), plus the original theatrical trailer.
Newly-added to the Blu-ray will be a collectible booklet entitled "The Beginner's Guide to Seeing Ghosts" which includes production notes, photos and more, plus a CD soundtrack sampler with six songs by composer Danny Elfman.
As previously announced, suggested retail price for the Blu-ray has been set at $28.95.
TheWolf said:http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/new...Announcements/Caligula_Coming_to_Blu-ray/1977
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O_O
Didn't know someone actually likes this movie :lol
On HD DVD The Thing had the making of documentary in it so I would assume that it'll carry over to the BD release.ThirstyFly said:Okay, what the HELL is up with Universal and hiding all the extras in a stupid U Control thing?
I picked up Doomsday (unfortunately...) on Tuesday and the extras from the DVD are cut up and hidden in the awful pip U Control feature, so there seems to be no way to watch the features in their entirety or even at full screen. So now I have to re-watch an entire 2 hour movie just to see the extras? Not to mention the DVD has both the R-rated and unrated cuts of the movie, while the Blu is only unrated. The DVD version should NOT be the superior version of the release.
I was looking at some of their upcoming titles and considering upgrading my DVD copies of Land of the Dead, Dawn of the Dead and The Thing with that "Halloween Starter Pack" they have coming up, but then I took a look at the specs... It appears that they all have their extras stuffed into a goddamn U Control as well. Where'd the 80 minute documentary from The Thing's DVD go? And the TONS of extras Dawn of the Dead including the side story footage filmed for the DVD? Fuck that Universal. I want to upgrade, not downgrade my movies!
Edit: To make things even more maddening, Land of the Dead seems to have the DVD extras, while the others do not.
oh wow... I wasn't going to get this at first but now I might have to lololchubigans said:So I tried the new Starship Troopers feature that lets you upload a photo of yourself to put in the movie. Sounds awesome eh?
It's bad. Hilariously bad. So bad. :lol
I think I'll take some pics to show how truely bad it is.
WHEN YOU SEE A BD25Costanza said:http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/s...ejuice_Blu-ray_Gets_New_Date,_Exclusives/1976WTF @ all the recent 25GB discs.
Fuzz Rez said:O_O
Didn't know someone actually likes this movie :lol
chubigans said:Here are the pics. The BD Live menu for Starship Troopers:
http://www.vertigogaming.net/HUD/IMG_0672.JPG
Looks neat. I created an account and decided that another Busey would join the fight!
http://www.vertigogaming.net/HUD/IMG_0673.JPG
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Eh, doesn't look that good, but let's give it a shot anyways. Can you spot Gary Busey in these pics?
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The muzzle flash is a gif frame animated at two frames a second. The tracking of these cutouts is atrocious. So bad. :lol
It could have worked if they did it a different way using the same tech, but egads does it not work here. :lol
dabookerman said:Lmfao, oh man I will totally buy this film now.
dabookerman said:Lmfao, oh man I will totally buy this film now.
VanMardigan said:I'm not sure how new you are to HD movies, but aside from PQ/AQ, there's been quite a few HD movies that are inferior in total content to their dvd counterpart. And yeah, that's pretty inexcusable.
£34.99 nowDarkflight said:£40 at Play.com for Band of Brothers, pre-ordered for sure.
http://www.play.com/DVD/Blu-ray/4-/...-Limited-Edition-Collectible-Tin/Product.html