This release looks awesome.
Check the details. Included on the disc is the new DD EX and DTS ES formats!!!

Seven - Platinum Series DVD

Disc One - Feature - 127 minutes - DVD-9
16X9 Letterbox version of the feature film
English, French Subtitles and Closed Captions

English Stereo Surround Sound from near field mix created for this DVD
English Dolby EX near field mix created specifically for this DVD
English DTS ES near field mix created specifically for this DVD

Stereo Audio Commentary One: The Stars - Director David Fincher, Actor Brad Pitt, Actor Morgan Freeman

Stereo Audio Commentary Two: The Story - Professor of Film Studies/Author Richard Dyer, Screenwriter Andrew Kevin Walker, Editor Richard Francis-Bruce, New Line Cinema's President of Production Michael De Luca, and David Fincher.

Stereo Audio Commentary Three: The Picture - Director of Photography Darius Khondji, Production Designer Arthur Max, Editor Richard Francis-Bruce, Richard Dyer, and David Fincher

Stereo Audio Commentary Four: The Sound -Sound Designer Ren Klyce, Composer Howard Shore (with isolated 5.1 music and effects cues) Richard Dyer, and David Fincher

ROM Content: Printable Original Screenplay with links to the feature film. John Doe's website - newly created for this DVD.


Disc Two - Supplements - TBD minutes - DVD 9

Exploration of the Opening Title Sequence (3 video 'angles' and 6 audio tracks):
Animated Storyboards (run time 2:50)
Rough Version (run time 2:50)
Final Version (runt time 2:50)

English Stereo Surround Sound
English Dolby EX near field mix created specifically for this DVD
English 24bit/96Khz Stereo mix created specifically for this DVD
Stereo Audio Commentary One - The Concept - Designer Kyle Cooper
Stereo Audio Commentary Three - The Sound - Audio Engineers Brant Biles and Robert Margouleff

Deleted Scenes and Extended Takes (total run time - TBD)
With the exception of the Original Opening, the following excepts act as extended takes on what exists in the final version of the film. Among other things, these extended takes demonstrate the subtle impact slight trims on scenes can have on the story telling in a film.

1) Original Opening Including Storyboards(deleted scene - 8:32) - include animated storyboards of opening (run time - under 4 minutes)
2) Car ride in from Gluttony (extended scene - 1:19)
3) "Spare some change?" (deleted scene - :24)
4) "My future" (deleted scene - 2:22)
5) Tracy wakes from light sleep (extended take - :56)
6) Raid on Victors (extended take - 3:59)
7) Pride (unique edit - 1:17)
These scenes can be watched with or without Director commentary.

Alternate Endings
1) Original "Test" Ending (total run time - TBD)
2) Animated Storyboards of Un-shot Ending (total run time - TBD)
Each can be watched with or without Director commentary.

Production Designs (total run time - TBD)
Animated Gallery with Commentary by Production Designer Arthur Max

Still Photographs

John Doe's Photographs (total run time - TBD)
Animated Gallery with Commentary by Photographer Melodie McDaniel

Victor's Decomposition (total run time - TBD)
Animated Gallery with Commentary by David Fincher

Police Crime Scene Photos (total run time - TBD)
Animated Gallery with Commentary by Photographer Peter Sorel

Production Stills (total run time - TBD)
Animated Gallery with Commentary by Photographer Peter Sorel

The Notebooks (total run time - TBD)
Animated Gallery with Commentary by Designers John Sabel and Clive Piercy

Promotional Materials (total run time - TBD)
Theatrical EPK, Theatrical Trailer

Mastering for the Home Theater (total run time - TBD) - devided into the following chapters:
Audio Mastering by Brant Biles and Robert Margouleff
Video Mastering by Colorist Stephen Nakamura and New Line Cinema's Vice President of Video Post Production Evan Edelist
Color Correction by Stephen Nakamura
Telecine Gallery - Alternate Angles between the old and new video and audio masters (three angles total - run time for each angle - tbd)

ROM CONTENT
Original Website created for this DVD release - contents TBD

Welcome to the forum!
Thanks for the info. I've been waiting on this one for a while now (I refused to buy the flipper version). Kik ath!

wow.. this dvd release looks jam packed..

I wish I had a time machine.

While this was posted in the wrong forum, this info is stunning. Three audios and four commentaries, are you kidding me? I'm also dying to see what the alternate endings; could they have been even more depressing? This is unreal. I wasn't a huge fan of the movie, but how could you pass this one up?
There is a god of DVD, and his name is David Fincher. He'll have done six commentary tracks on two DVDs, that's a record that should live for some time. Now if only we could get a SE for my favorite Fincher movie, The Game.

I was so pissed when I opend my copy Se7en and realized that it was a "flipper DVD" WTF were they thinking?

Anyway this is one of my all time favorite movies and I have already pre-orderd the SE

Matt

ValleyKid, Where exactly did you get this information?

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I am Jack's signature.

My very tiny, but ever-growing DVD list.

I bought Magnolia on DVD and inside it had a form with up coming New Line releases and the Se7en pack was on there with no date. I could order it for 29.99.
The box is simple but cool. Black with Se7ev written on it with the scratch marks on it. This was before the release date was announced and I went to stores asking if they had a date but they all looked at me like I had a pimple on my nose...which I did. jk

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STILL waiting for Back to the Future Trilogy on DVD!

You cannot order it from the order form. I called one day and they said that were not setup yet. Then I called a few days later and they said that the order form was for Video stores only.

The announce date for the disc has bumped. It was supposed to be this Monday, 10/23. We'll see when Warner can roll this thing out. It is supposed to be released December 19th along with New Line's The Cell.