PopcornTreeCt

According to blu-ray.com Chinatown will be released on April 3rd. Paramount will also be releasing Polanski's latest "Carnage" with Kate Winslet.

No specs have been revealed yet.

TheMovieman

Features:

- Commentary with Robert Towne and David Fincher
- Water and Power (HD): In this three-part documentary, Robert Towne visits sites along the original Los Angeles Aqueduct for the first time. He is informed of the social and environmental impacts and given insight into the major issues around the creation and ongoing operation of the aqueduct.
- Chinatown: An Appreciation: Chinatown has been hailed as a perfect film.
Robert Towne’s cynical labyrinth of secrets and sin, Roman Polanski at the top of his form, Jack Nicholson in all his glory, Faye Dunaway at her sexiest and most mysterious, John Huston as one of the creepiest and most unrepentant villains of all time, the great cinematography, the wonderful score, the bandage on the nose…
- Chinatown: The Beginning and the End
- Chinatown: Filming
- Chinatown: Legacy
- Theatrical Trailer (HD)

SRP is $24.99

PopcornTreeCt

Wow. Awesome, I didn't know the features were released. Good to see them carried from the Centennial collection.

Geofferson

I recently watched an HD airing of this (on HDNet Movies, I believe). The movie looked great. Would like to listen to the commentary and watch the documentary.

TheMovieman

I got the press release just now along with the artwork:



^ Not sure why the background is like that, it was added by imgur.

BuckNaked2k

What about The Two Jakes??

Doctorossi

"Meh." That's what.

clckworang

Agreed. I wouldn't mind if they tossed it in, though.

Shannon Nutt

I liked "The Two Jakes". It's no Chinatown, but it's not a bad film.

How many of those extras are brand-new...anyone know?

NoirFan

None.

GreenVulture

Jack Nicholson DVDTalk account spotted.

The Towne/Fincher commentary, "Water & Power" doc and appreciation featurette all seem to be new. Unless there was another Chinatown DVD release I wasn't made aware of.

NoirFan

All ported over from the 2009 Centennial Collection release, reviewed here.

Solid Snake

yeah...I don't remember there being a Fincher commentary.

EDIT: well fuck...guess it is an older feature. Never got that edition.

GreenVulture

Ah, that would probably explain it as I have never heard of that edition before.

islandclaws

On it.

Neeb

Sounds great. Probably get it on the day of release.

Though I'd like to see...

1. The deleted "Travel to Catalina" scene showing Gittes on the plane going to visit Noah Cross. Not sure if it was shot and I'm glad it's NOT in the movie, but I'd love to see it as an extra.

2. The script for CLOVERLEAF- the last of the Gittes trilogy.

Shannon Nutt

I should have guessed...freakin' Paramount.

NoirFan

The previous SE seemed pretty comprehensive though, with around 80 minutes of featurettes and a commentary, plus the full-length Water and Power documentary, now in HD. I don't have any complaints.

bigjim25

MTRodaba2468

Will gladly purchase this one...

JAYARE

glad i sold my cc on amazon for $60 over the summer

bluetoast

Damn I kinda liked that aquamarine color even though it was an imgur mistake.

Superdaddy

First impressions of the BD I've found, from Robert Harris over at the HTF.

His praise is lukewarm at best.

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/t/31...own-in-blu-ray

Shannon Nutt

You'll forgive us if some wait for other reviews/opinions.

Superdaddy

It was not meant to be the be-all and end-all of reviews. It was, like I said, the first impression I've found. I assume some will be interested.