Crash (2004 Paul Haggis): Director's Cut ----> 4/4/06
02-01-06, 07:40 PM
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Crash (2004 Paul Haggis): Director's Cut ----> 4/4/06
http://www.dvdtown.com/discdetails/c...edition/18240/
Disk 1:
Director’s Cut Widescreen Feature
DVD Introduction by Director Paul Haggis
Feature Commentary with Paul Haggis, Don Cheadle and Bobby Moresco
Trailers
Disk 2:
Deleted Scenes (optional with Director’s Commentary)
Behind the Metal and Glass Making of CRASH
On Paul Haggis Featurette
L.A. "The Other Main Character" Featurette
Unspoken Featurette
Bird York “In the Deep” Music Video
Music Montages
Script-to-Screen Comparisons
Storyboard-to-Screen Comparisons
Director’s Cut Widescreen Feature
DVD Introduction by Director Paul Haggis
Feature Commentary with Paul Haggis, Don Cheadle and Bobby Moresco
Trailers
Disk 2:
Deleted Scenes (optional with Director’s Commentary)
Behind the Metal and Glass Making of CRASH
On Paul Haggis Featurette
L.A. "The Other Main Character" Featurette
Unspoken Featurette
Bird York “In the Deep” Music Video
Music Montages
Script-to-Screen Comparisons
Storyboard-to-Screen Comparisons
Last edited by abintra; 02-03-06 at 06:04 PM.
02-01-06, 07:51 PM
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The original release has:
- Director Intro
- Commentary by Haggis, Cheadle and Moresco
- Crash: Behind the Scenes
- Trailer
That's it...
I loved this movie so sadly there is enough extras that I will buy this version and sell of my old copy.
- Director Intro
- Commentary by Haggis, Cheadle and Moresco
- Crash: Behind the Scenes
- Trailer
That's it...
I loved this movie so sadly there is enough extras that I will buy this version and sell of my old copy.
02-01-06, 07:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Amel
this is what pisses me off. There was never any talk that the initial release was anything but a director's cut. This is purely to cash in from the awards publicity.
02-01-06, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted by cerial442
Nothing offical was said, but there was some talk of one on here.
02-01-06, 09:11 PM
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Originally Posted by kar10
Hopefully it has a new transfer because the current release is terribly grainy.
So people should not freak out when a modern film is made to be intentionally grainier than most films. And in this films case..it wasn't 'too grainy' that it was distracting. In fact I hardly noticed it as being 'too grainy'. So I guess people just expect pristinely crystal clear 3D sharp as hell digital quality picture today...over a natural film look.
If they did try to make the film look 'less grainy',it would look worse and not natural. Thus ruining the atmosphere of the film the director and cinemtographer worked hard to set up.
02-01-06, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
Being that this is Lion's Gate and they fuck up all their releases nowadays. I'd rush out and buy the one currently on the market.
02-02-06, 01:51 AM
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After seeing that this film was nominated for so many awards, I just recently put it in my must watch ASAP pile (I've had the disc since it came out, but just haven't gotten around to watching it). Now (if I like it, which I'm assuming I will) I'm gonna have to go buy it again in two months. It does look like a nice DVD, though.
02-02-06, 09:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Schuyler
Maybe this cut of the film will add genuine characters instead of cyphers.
Again, regardless of what horse the Academy rides in on
, this is still the best movie of the year.