offical FREDDY VS JASON specs released
10-27-03, 10:40 PM
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offical FREDDY VS JASON specs released
sounds great!
Title: Freddy Vs. Jason
Starring: Robert Englund
Released: 13th January 2004
SRP: $29.95
Further Details
New Line Home Entertainment have now officially announced the up and coming region one release of the hit film Freddy Vs. Jason which stars the likes of Robert Englund and Ken Kirzinger. This two disc platinum series release will be available to own from the 13th January next year and should set you back somewhere in the region of $29.95. The official disc specs are attached below along with another look at the region one artwork. We've also attached a single menu shot for you to see:
2.35:1 Anamorphic Widescreen Transfer
4:3 Full Frame Transfer
Dolby Digital EX 5.1 Surround Track
English Stereo Surround Track
Audio Commentary with Ronny Yu, Robert Englund and Ken Kirzinger
Jump to a Death Menu Option
Deleted and Alternate Scenes with Commentary
Behind the Scenes Coverage
Visual Effects Exploration
Storyboards and Galleries
Ill Nino “How Can I Live” Music Video
Original Trailer & TV Spots
Script-to-Screen Feature
Enhanced Playback Mode
The Cutting Room Floor Edit Activity
English Subtitles and Closed Captions
Title: Freddy Vs. Jason
Starring: Robert Englund
Released: 13th January 2004
SRP: $29.95
Further Details
New Line Home Entertainment have now officially announced the up and coming region one release of the hit film Freddy Vs. Jason which stars the likes of Robert Englund and Ken Kirzinger. This two disc platinum series release will be available to own from the 13th January next year and should set you back somewhere in the region of $29.95. The official disc specs are attached below along with another look at the region one artwork. We've also attached a single menu shot for you to see:
2.35:1 Anamorphic Widescreen Transfer
4:3 Full Frame Transfer
Dolby Digital EX 5.1 Surround Track
English Stereo Surround Track
Audio Commentary with Ronny Yu, Robert Englund and Ken Kirzinger
Jump to a Death Menu Option
Deleted and Alternate Scenes with Commentary
Behind the Scenes Coverage
Visual Effects Exploration
Storyboards and Galleries
Ill Nino “How Can I Live” Music Video
Original Trailer & TV Spots
Script-to-Screen Feature
Enhanced Playback Mode
The Cutting Room Floor Edit Activity
English Subtitles and Closed Captions
10-27-03, 11:24 PM
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Originally posted by nickmondo1
30 is a lot for just a double disc that usually goes for 20
30 is a lot for just a double disc that usually goes for 20
10-27-03, 11:24 PM
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nickmondo1- That's just the MSRP, in stores it will be about $20.
Sounds like a cool release, can't wait to rent it! The commentary looks very interesting especially. Thanks for posting this news!
Sounds like a cool release, can't wait to rent it! The commentary looks very interesting especially. Thanks for posting this news!
10-28-03, 07:44 AM
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January is the cool 
10-28-03, 08:23 AM
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Something tells me that these are not the final specs. The Nightmare/Friday the 13th retrospective documentary is notably absent. I also believe that there will be separate widescreen and pan-and-scan versions.
10-28-03, 08:57 AM
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Originally posted by Simpson Purist
Something tells me that these are not the final specs. The Nightmare/Friday the 13th retrospective documentary is notably absent. I also believe that there will be separate widescreen and pan-and-scan versions.
Something tells me that these are not the final specs. The Nightmare/Friday the 13th retrospective documentary is notably absent. I also believe that there will be separate widescreen and pan-and-scan versions.
10-28-03, 11:47 AM
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Originally posted by Simpson Purist
Something tells me that these are not the final specs. The Nightmare/Friday the 13th retrospective documentary is notably absent. I also believe that there will be separate widescreen and pan-and-scan versions.
Something tells me that these are not the final specs. The Nightmare/Friday the 13th retrospective documentary is notably absent. I also believe that there will be separate widescreen and pan-and-scan versions.
- Loaded 2-Disc Platinum Series DVD!
- 18 Deleted Scenes
- Alternate Opening And Ending!
- Commentaries and Interviews With Robert Englund & Ken Kirzinger!
- Production Documentary
- Visual Effects Documentary
- Jump To Death Menu Option
- Music Video
- DVD-ROM Content
- Widescreen & Fullscreen Versions of the film
- Theatrical Trailer/TV Spots
- And More!
10-30-03, 11:12 PM
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I'm also surprised that there is no DTS track, especially since both "Jason Goes to Hell" and "Jason X" had one. Looks like New Line is taking a step backwards on this one (though the other features look great). Maybe this will change before the release date.
Hopefully, as another poster mentioned, they will release the widescreen and full screen versions seperately, which could free up some space for a DTS track. I prefer widescreen, but also realize there is a market for fullscreen (Which is fine with me, let people have what they want - I'm not trying to start a widescreen vs. fullscreen debate). But are there really that many people who want both? Usually the widescreen fans could care less about a fullscreen version, so it's just wasted space on the disc that will never or rarely be accessed, and vice versa for the fullscreen crowd. So why not release seperate versions, and free up disc space for more extras, audio tracks, etc. - that way everyone is happy.
I suppose it's different for basic/barebones catalog discs with widescreen on one side and fullscreen on the other - nothing is really lost, everyone gets what they want and it's cheaper than producing two different versions. But that may be the point in this case too - releasing one edition for both crowds is more economically feasible than releasing seperate editions - even if some features are sacrificed.
Roy
Hopefully, as another poster mentioned, they will release the widescreen and full screen versions seperately, which could free up some space for a DTS track. I prefer widescreen, but also realize there is a market for fullscreen (Which is fine with me, let people have what they want - I'm not trying to start a widescreen vs. fullscreen debate). But are there really that many people who want both? Usually the widescreen fans could care less about a fullscreen version, so it's just wasted space on the disc that will never or rarely be accessed, and vice versa for the fullscreen crowd. So why not release seperate versions, and free up disc space for more extras, audio tracks, etc. - that way everyone is happy.
I suppose it's different for basic/barebones catalog discs with widescreen on one side and fullscreen on the other - nothing is really lost, everyone gets what they want and it's cheaper than producing two different versions. But that may be the point in this case too - releasing one edition for both crowds is more economically feasible than releasing seperate editions - even if some features are sacrificed.
Roy
11-02-03, 04:34 PM
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Originally posted by Roy28
Hopefully, as another poster mentioned, they will release the widescreen and full screen versions seperately, which could free up some space for a DTS track
Hopefully, as another poster mentioned, they will release the widescreen and full screen versions seperately, which could free up some space for a DTS track