Originally Posted by Stromboli

I'm holding out for the remake next year, directed by Penny Marshall

Originally Posted by bboisvert

That's a sure sign of addiction. Worrying that you don't have the new SE of a thoroughly mediocre film that you don't even watch often. :lol:

Originally Posted by bboisvert

This is a bit of a dilema for me. I've never been a HUGE fan of part 2, but gladly accepted it as part of the double feature. Now that I'm dumping the original bare bones and double-dipping... do I get the 2nd one too? Damn... I'm honestly not sure. I'll probably wait on it and see if I miss it. But, knowing me, I probably will.

Originally Posted by Skoobooz

If it were me, I'd be relieved to be getting rid of something I didn't care for. But who knows...you never know when you might be sitting around and suddenly feel the urge to watch The Fly II. Might as well buy it (especially for only $13.99).

Originally Posted by Skoobooz

The Fly: Special Edition will feature the film in 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen video with both Dolby Digital and DTS 5.1 audio. Extras will include audio commentary by director David Cronenberg, the Fear of the Flesh: The Making of The Fly documentary (broken into Fear of the Flesh: Larva, Fear of the Flesh: Pupa and Fear of the Flesh: Metamorphosis featurettes), 4 deleted/alternate scenes (Second Interview, Monkey-Cat, Brundlefly vs. Bag Lady and Butterfly Baby/Alternate ending), test footage videos (Main Title Elements, Telepod Tests, Make-Up Tests, The Exploding Head and Cronenfly), 15 featurette clips available via an optional branching mode while watching the film (including A Radical Departure, The Rise of Marketing, Who Wants to Die?, All You Have to Do is Be Passionate, Cronenberg's Preparation, On Cronenberg's Films, Cronenberg as Gynecologist, Cronenberg as Director, On the Cannes Jury, The Mother of Invention, It Takes Time to Spread the Goop, Glass-Break Test, Scotch & Razor Blades, Genes in the Ether, Winning the Oscar, The Last Collaboration, Haunted by the Fly and The Brundle Museum of Natural History), a number of interactive written texts (including George Langelaan's original short story, Charles Edward Pogue's original screenplay, David Cronenberg's rewrite, the Cinefex article The Fly Papers and the American Cinematographer articles New Buzz on an Old Theme and More About The Fly), a gallery of poster and lobby cart art, a gallery of production photos and concept art, 9 trailers and TV spots, the David Cronenberg Profile featurette, 2 Easter eggs (Halloweener and Vomit Drop) and a look at genre films from the Summer of 1986 (including Big Trouble in Little China and Aliens, as well as The Fly).