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Originally posted by jough This one is just behind Kill Bill Volume 2 for me this year. Great film. Can't wait for the DVD. |
From DVDTimes:
Universal Studios Home Video have announced the Region 1 DVD release of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind for 28th September 2004 with a retail price of $29.98. Michel Gondry directs a Charlie Kaufman screenplay with Jim Carrey and Kate Winslet headlining a wonderful cast in this offbeat romantic comedy that sees a couple discover what they had only after erasing all memory of their rocky relationship. Arriving in separate anamorphic widescreen and full screen editions, the full details on this release have yet to be revealed but we do have the audio specifications for you... • English DD5.1 & DTS 5.1 Surround • French DD5.1 Surround • English, French and Spanish subtitles Expect an update with art and extras soon... |
Nice to have a release date :thumbsup:
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Nice, the week after Star Wars.
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Don't expect a lot of supplement due to the inclusion of DTS tracks and the track record of Focus Feature. Can't say I am not disappointed. I will rent it first and wait for the inevitable price drop to pick it up.
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The Widescreen and Fullscreen are separate releases.
So it's only one DTS track on the DVD. |
Even if it ends up being bare bones Ill still pick it up on release day! I really just want the film.
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Same here. Eternal Sunshine is an excellent film. All I need is a good transfer and a nice audio mix. Extras would be cool but this is one that I won't mind owning bare bones (if that's what it ends up being.)
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This is yet another pointless separate full screen release. Lost In Translation and Eternal Sunshine Of The Spotless Mind just don't strike me as the types of movie your average consumer is gonna want to own. I could understand it for a movie like The Matrix Revolutions or The Lord Of The Rings even, but for this?! It's baffling.
I definitely can't wait to pick it up. September is so far away. K |
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A disappointing cover, I can't say I want a large Jim Carrey face with other heads of the actors.. Well maybe Dunst. Oh well, it is the film that matters and it is wonderful. Thanks for the info.
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After Lost in Translation I wasn't expecting a great cover. Can't wait though, barebones or not.
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Originally posted by ReduxGuy The Widescreen and Fullscreen are separate releases. So it's only one DTS track on the DVD. Look above. Both versions will have TWO DTS tracks: English and French. |
Originally posted by RobCA • French DD5.1 Surround Rob |
Ah, so the Quebecois get screwed (le vis!) yet again.
Okay, so only one DTS track for everyone. So where the hell did the idea of two DTS tracks even come from? I blame ftsoh. And the Ketel One. With a twist of lime. |
Oops, sorry, my bad. I misread the French DD as French DTS. I was too excited to see the news, but was disappointed afterwards. I wish to have a commentary track on this one. By the way, I had modified the original post.
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What a lousy cover. The best movie of 2004 deserves better.
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Sweet! I still haven't seen this, but will definitely be picking it up. I am glad we finally have a release date. The coverart isn't very good, but I don't expect much from studios anymore.
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Originally posted by Rivero What a lousy cover. The best movie of 2004 deserves better. |
Originally posted by PopcornTreeCt I also can't wait to see what kind of custom covers people are gonna make when this is released. I'm sure the cover art will be less than desirable. |
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Originally posted by jough This one is just behind Kill Bill Volume 2 for me this year. Great film. |
My favorite movie this year for sure. |
I love that Travers quote on the box.
Is this even a comedy? I can imagine someone at Focus now: "It has Jim Carrey in it. Tell people it's a rip-roaring comedy!" |
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