here are the Batman Begins specs
 

Sorry, i posted this earlier in the Batman SE thread but i thought it deserved its own thread.
I got all of this info at the British Board of Film Classification, (www.bbfc.co.uk). Included also is a NEW section of special features. I have know clue what exactly some are but they can be found in the Daily Mirror section. If you want to check out the Batman Anthology Special Feature Runtimes click on the following link: http://www.superherohype.com/forums...989#post6397989
Enjoy!

Batman Begins: Two-Disc Special Edition
Anamorphic Widescreen Transfer- 139m 55s
Dolby Digital 5.1 audio- 139m 55s
Audio Commentary with Director Christopher Nolan and Co-Writer David Goyer- 139m 55s
10 Behind-The-Scenes Featurettes
-The Journey Begins- 14m 15s
-Genesis of the Bat- 14m 52s
-Path to Discovery- 14m 12s
-Shaping Mind and Body- 12m 48s
-Gotham City Rises- 12m 47s
-Cape and Cowl- 8m 17s
-The Tumbler- 13m 39s
-Saving Gotham City- 12m 59s
-Reflections on Writing- 1m 55s
-Digital Batman- 1m 5s
Theatrical Trailers
-Teaser Trailer- 1m 11s
-Trailer- 1m 17s
-Theatrical Trailer- 2m 24s
Easter Eggs
-Wayne Tech#3- 2m 28s

Pity that there is no DTS track offered, especially since the Batman SE boxed set offers this for the first four Bat films. I wonder if any non-Region 1 editions will feature such an audio option?

Not DTS? Grrrr.

I too will be annoyed if there is no DTS for the best batman movie ever, while B&R will deliver in all its DTS clarity "Ice to freeeeze you!!!" and "Sorry for da cold shoulduh""

"You're not sending ME to the COOLER!"

"Cool party!"

Shut up.

Shut up.

Stop nitpicking. This DVD sounds great.

Mercy? My condition has left me COLD to your pleas of mercy. Alright everyone, chill... chill... chill...
In this universe, there's only one absolute... everything freezes!

Why should we shut up? We have the right to express our wants/opinions.

I wish there was a DTS track. If not, then its a shame like the others said. Will it make it a bad dvd? No, but its not impossible to do. Nor is it too much to ask for.

Maybe I'm misunderstanding the initial post, but it doesn't seem like this is an official announcement. It seems like they're citing the features which the British ratings board had to review in advance. Since they would not review and rate a DTS audio track, it wouldn't be submitted to them, so it seems premature to say that there isn't one.

But, as I said,, I may have misunderstod the initial post.

yeah you can't exactly count this as the OFFICIAL US RELEASE SPECS.

I guess those who thought that the other four Batman titles getting DTS was a sign of Warners finally embracing DTS were wrong. Looks like Warners is still only going to have DTS tracks for very special releases...which is a shame.

I do think it's ironic that the really BAD Batman movies (namely BATMAN FOREVER and BATMAN & ROBIN) get a DTS treatment, while the BEST Batman movie doesn't.

You can't say something like this without quoting B&R. For example "Hi Freeze, I'm Batman."

B&R is one of the most qoutable movies in history! I remember before B&R was even released, WB was preparing for Batman Triumphant. Dick Grayson was away at college, and there he discovered the evil doctor Jonathan Crane doing his fear expiraments, and the caped crusader comes to help, but runs into Harlequin on the way. Harlequin was the daughter of Jack Napier, and she wanted revenge! It was rumored to have a scene with the Batmobile chasing Scarecrow through the dark woods on horseback. That would have been cool. But in a way B&R spawned Batman Begins.

I'll be buying this no matter what the specs are. Thanks for the info though even if it does changes a little for the official release.

Chut up!

At least we're getting the 2-disk SE right off the bat and not some bare-bones release.

"I hate it when they talk during the movie." The one line in Crapman & Robin that actually got a laugh when I saw it opening night.

As far as the lack of DTS, that's disappointing. But the rest of the specs look outstanding.

Amen to Warner giving us a 2 disc special edition right of the bat (no pun intended). Good thing they did not try to milk us like Fox or Columbia.

screw DTS, what about the insert?!?!??!?

Looks good. Don't care about DTS.

can't wait to see this flick again!

Sounds good, 120 min of extras is decent enough.

"What killed the Dinosaurs? The ICE AGE!!"

Alexander, another 2-disc WB SE, doesn't have an insert, so I bet you can safely bet that most new DVDs of any make will have inserts.

By my calculations the featurettes run for a total of one hour, 46 minutes, and 49 seconds. That's feature-length in my book. Very cool. Hope DTS does find its way onto this release, but Dolby Digital 5.1 is perfectly good. Some deleted scenes would be nice, too.

--THX