From DVDanswers.com
Warner has officially announced Over the Edge which Matt Dillon. This hot-blooded cult classic (a 1979 London Film Festival Outstanding Film Award winner) is all about kids left to discover their own values and coming up with enough drugs, booze and discontent to push everyone Over the Edge. The disc will be available to own from the 20th September, priced at around $19.97. The film itself will be presented in 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen, along with an English Mono track. Extras will include a commentary by Director Jonathan Kaplan, Screenwriters Charlie Haas and Tim Hunter and roducer George Litto and the films theatrical trailer. We've attached our first look at the official region one package artwork below:


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Wow! September is gonna be a good month on the dvd front.

It's about time, I almost bought a 16mm print of this on ebay recently now I wouldn't have to.

I will be picking this release up the moment it streets.

It's been a long wait for this film to finally get a DVD release.

Great news - I can now dump the VHS.

Hopefully the soundtrack will be intact (Van Halen, Ramones, Jimi Hendrix etc.)

September is fast becoming the month of Matt Dillon.

I distinctly remember that movie, and as I recalled, it was very good. I will be purchasing the DVD as well.

Very cool news! Hate the artwork, though. Vincent Spano has a small role and the main character is not included at all.

FINALLY!

I have been waiting for this news for so long. One of my favorites.

Ahem...

finally, terrible cover art but i dont care, i cant wait to get this. lets just hope the soundtrack is unalterred. this would be the first movie where i will know if a song is missing or changed.

Yeah, the artwork is crap - they should have stuck with the VHS artwork. That was the first thing I thought of too: Where the hell is Michael Eric Kramer? He's only the main character through whose eyes we see the entire film for God's sake! Even the color treatment is all wrong. Oh well...as long as the DVD is good.

Oh, at last, at last! What a terrific film!