http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...v=glance&s=dvd

I'll believe it when I see it on the New Release rack at Best Buy.

Same here,and who wants to bet this if true will be 'post poned' yet again?

damn...if true, it looks like I may be cracking $600 for the month. too many dvds!!

It's deja vu ...

...again

from the Amazon link:

DVD Features:
Commentary by director Tim Burton and actor Martin Landau

Deleted scenes

Behind-the-scenes footage hosted by Johnny Depp

"When Carol Met Larry" a cross-dressing introspective

Production design featurette and more

Widescreen anamorphic format

I'm still in school and I left one of my classes the first time it was gonna come out and went up to Best Buy. I was waiting at the door when they first opened up and I rushed to the back and grabbed one. I am still glad I went up there when I did. If I hadn't I wouldn't have it now.

Is this the exact same DVD that was recalled the first time?

Good thing I got my copy a while ago, and I didn't have to pay more than retail too.

Johnny Depp's next movie Finding Neverland (Miramax) comes out October 22, 2004, so maybe that has something to do with the Ed Wood October 19, 2004 release date.

Sure hope that's a misprint; the writers were the best part of the disc (un-)released in February, and Burton was really bad on it.

They probably didn't record a new commentary (especially since the old was just edited together, not recorded straight through), so I figure that's either a misprint *or* we're all gonna be going back through that commentary line by line trying to figure out what the writers said to get removed from the disc.

Perhaps that's why they recalled it? Seems like a far cry but no one ever figured out why, did they? I haven't listened to the commentary yet, I'll have to check it out tonight or tomorrow night.

Wasn't this supposed to be released before?

I think I remember reading something about that...

My money's still on "Que Sera Sera".

But it's possible, I suppose, that some of the things the writers said could've left them open to be sued for slander/libel (whichever). I tend to doubt it, but it's possible.

wasn't there mention of someone on the commentary bashing other studios?

from dvdanswers.com ...

Further Details
Touchstone Home Entertainment has again announced the region one release of Ed Wood which stars Johnny Depp. This popular Tim Burton film will now be available to own from the 19th October this year, and should retail at around $29.99. This new disc is set to include a wealth of bonus material, including a deleted scene which contains Bill Murray’s rendition of “Que Sera Sera” - complete with a mariachi band in a meat locker. We've attached the full disc specs for you below, along with the artwork that was released to publicise the previous disc - that failed to arrive. If the artwork changes, we'll let you know.


1.85:1 Anamorphic Widescreen Presentation

English Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Track

Audio Commentary with Tim Burton, Martin Landau and Technical Crew

Let's Shoot This F#*%@r! (Making Of) Documentary

Making Bela (Make-Up for Bela Lugosi) Featurette

Pie Plates Over Hollywood (The Visual World) Featurette

The Theremin (The Films Distinctive Score) Featurette

When Carol Met Larry (Real-Life Cross-Dressers) Featurette

Music Video: With Music by Composer Howard Shore

Selection of Five Ed Wood Deleted Scenes

The Ed Wood Theatrical Trailer

English, Spanish Subtitles

can't wait to see people grabbing 20 copies hoping it gets recalled. I'll be waiting in front of best buy that tuesday.

eeewww, new cover

So they went back to the old cover? Interesting...

DVDEmpire is showing the same UPC as the recalled version. Since it is getting "released" Mid Oct. 2004, you may want to wait for the DDD 20% off sale that may happen in November

I certainly hope so, their commentary for People Vs. Larry Flynt was fantastic.

On that commentary, they talk a bit about having studio problems with Ed Wood. But that was a different studio (I don't remember which one), not Disney.

Who cares? It's been released too many times already, not to mention it's still in print in other countries. I already own two copies of this, one region one and the other region two.

I hope this is true...I've been dying to get this dvd.

A lot of people do. If you don't that's fine, but maybe try to resist the urge to tell us.

The great flaw inherent in the message board system is that it assumes that anybody who clicks on the thread would be somebody who cares. Perhaps you could explain why somebody who doesn't care would bother to read it in the first place?

I hope so because i really want this damn dvd.