Shrek the Third HD DVD 11/13/07
09-18-07 | 10:24 AM
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Shrek the Third HD DVD 11/13/07
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Specs, Release Date for 'Shrek the Third' HD DVD
September 18, 2007
Paramount Home Entertainment has formally dated 'Shrek the Third' on HD DVD for a November 13 release, day-and-date with the standard DVD. Per Paramount's recent pledge to support HD DVD exclusively, 'Shrek the Third' will not be available on Blu-ray Disc.
'Shrek the Third' will be presented in widescreen 1080p video and Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 audio, the same non-lossless audio treatment Paramount has given 'Transformers.'
Supplemental material will be presented in 1080p high definition across the board and include the following:
The Animators’ Corner (a picture-in-picture experience featuring storyboards, deleted scene pitches and technical goofs)
Shrek's Guide to Parenthood HD
Meet the Cast
Lost Scenes HD
The Fauxly Grail HD
Hot Lunch HD
Cyrano De Artie HD
Doppelgangers HD
Tech of Shrek HD
Donkey Dance HD
Big Green Goofs HD
My Menu (customizable character menu skins)
Dreamworks Animation Video Jukebox HD
Trailers HD: Bee Movie, Kung Fu Panda
Web Enabled Features: Shrek’s Trivia Track (available on street date), The World of Shrek, Donkey’s Digital Coloring Book (available TBD)
Merlin's Magic Crystal Ball HD
Learn the Donkey Dance HD
How to Be Green HD
Specs, Release Date for 'Shrek the Third' HD DVD
September 18, 2007
Paramount Home Entertainment has formally dated 'Shrek the Third' on HD DVD for a November 13 release, day-and-date with the standard DVD. Per Paramount's recent pledge to support HD DVD exclusively, 'Shrek the Third' will not be available on Blu-ray Disc.
'Shrek the Third' will be presented in widescreen 1080p video and Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 audio, the same non-lossless audio treatment Paramount has given 'Transformers.'
Supplemental material will be presented in 1080p high definition across the board and include the following:
The Animators’ Corner (a picture-in-picture experience featuring storyboards, deleted scene pitches and technical goofs)
Shrek's Guide to Parenthood HD
Meet the Cast
Lost Scenes HD
The Fauxly Grail HD
Hot Lunch HD
Cyrano De Artie HD
Doppelgangers HD
Tech of Shrek HD
Donkey Dance HD
Big Green Goofs HD
My Menu (customizable character menu skins)
Dreamworks Animation Video Jukebox HD
Trailers HD: Bee Movie, Kung Fu Panda
Web Enabled Features: Shrek’s Trivia Track (available on street date), The World of Shrek, Donkey’s Digital Coloring Book (available TBD)
Merlin's Magic Crystal Ball HD
Learn the Donkey Dance HD
How to Be Green HD
Last edited by Mr. Cinema; 09-26-07 at 03:24 PM.
09-18-07 | 11:46 AM
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Originally Posted by Mr. Cinema
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'Shrek the Third' will be presented in widescreen 1080p video and Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 audio, the same non-lossless audio treatment Paramount has given 'Transformers.'
'Shrek the Third' will be presented in widescreen 1080p video and Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 audio, the same non-lossless audio treatment Paramount has given 'Transformers.'
come on, Paramount! wake up
09-18-07 | 12:07 PM
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Yeah no joke, the different between DD Plus 5.1 and Lossless is night and day.
Oh wait.
It is puzzling though.
Oh wait.
It is puzzling though.
Last edited by RichC2; 09-18-07 at 12:14 PM.
09-18-07 | 03:41 PM
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Originally Posted by bunkaroo
Give this treatment to Shrek 1 and 2 and I'm sold. Shrek the Turd was terrible.
09-18-07 | 04:41 PM
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There must be high-def masters of the 1st and 2nd movies...why not put out a nice box set for the holiday season?
...and I agree that the third movie was a total dud, but the kids will still want it.
...and I agree that the third movie was a total dud, but the kids will still want it.
09-26-07 | 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by tonymontana313
Madagascar would have been a better title to showcase for Dreamworks instead.
Maybe, but this title will sell the most, and that's what its really all about, sales. Although I will say that I'm suprised it's not a box set. People always talk about the $150 Paramount got to go HD DVD exclusive. But from what I've read, it's only $50 to Paramount and $100 to Dreamworks Animation. And those are completely separate entities. So that alleged $100 million must be for something, and I'd think it would result in more than just Shrek 3 this quarter.
09-26-07 | 11:34 PM
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I gotta give a BIG thumbs up to Paramount/Dreamworks for putting out their new release films as regular HD-DVDs and NOT crummy combo discs...
Warner and Universal could stand to learn a thing or two from these guys!
Warner and Universal could stand to learn a thing or two from these guys!
09-28-07 | 08:55 AM
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New 'Shrek' Specs Promise Several HD DVD Firsts
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New 'Shrek' Specs Promise Several HD DVD Firsts
Fri Sep 28, 2007 at 10:00 AM ET
Tags: Exclusive HD Content, DreamWorks (all tags)
Final specs are in for the highly-anticipated HD DVD debut of 'Shrek the Third,' including word of a first-ever branching PIP commentary and the most comprehensive web-enabled content yet.
Although DreamWorks Animation already announced most of the specs for the 'Shrek the Third' HD DVD earlier this month, now they've issued an even more comprehensive rundown of the disc's contents.
Expanding upon the picture-in-picture video commentary feature found on other HD DVDs, the "Animator's Reel" will not only present an entire alternate version of the film in storyboard form, but it will further utilize the format's HDi technology to offer a "contextual seamless branch" to lost scenes and other content.
'Shrek the Third' is also set to push the boundaries in terms of what's been offered as web-enabled content on previous HD DVD releases. DreamWorks says a number of additional exclusive features will be made available for download the day the disc hits stores, including a full-length subtitle trivia track, a movie guide with files on characters and talent in the film, plus an interactive coloring book feature that allows you to digitally paint your favorite scenes.
As previously announced, the disc will also provide users the ability to customize their own menus based on famous 'Shrek' characters. Once customized, the user's menu will become the default menu for the disc, even after it has been ejected from the player.
Additional features identical to the standard DVD edition of the film are set to include audio commentary, multiple making-of featurettes, deleted scenes sand more.
Fri Sep 28, 2007 at 10:00 AM ET
Tags: Exclusive HD Content, DreamWorks (all tags)
Final specs are in for the highly-anticipated HD DVD debut of 'Shrek the Third,' including word of a first-ever branching PIP commentary and the most comprehensive web-enabled content yet.
Although DreamWorks Animation already announced most of the specs for the 'Shrek the Third' HD DVD earlier this month, now they've issued an even more comprehensive rundown of the disc's contents.
Expanding upon the picture-in-picture video commentary feature found on other HD DVDs, the "Animator's Reel" will not only present an entire alternate version of the film in storyboard form, but it will further utilize the format's HDi technology to offer a "contextual seamless branch" to lost scenes and other content.
'Shrek the Third' is also set to push the boundaries in terms of what's been offered as web-enabled content on previous HD DVD releases. DreamWorks says a number of additional exclusive features will be made available for download the day the disc hits stores, including a full-length subtitle trivia track, a movie guide with files on characters and talent in the film, plus an interactive coloring book feature that allows you to digitally paint your favorite scenes.
As previously announced, the disc will also provide users the ability to customize their own menus based on famous 'Shrek' characters. Once customized, the user's menu will become the default menu for the disc, even after it has been ejected from the player.
Additional features identical to the standard DVD edition of the film are set to include audio commentary, multiple making-of featurettes, deleted scenes sand more.
09-28-07 | 10:37 AM
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Hmm, always just been a casual fan of Special Features...if I happen to have the time sort of thing...but I got to admit that some of this new stuff their coming up with is just damn cool. Being able to customize your own menus that will remain the default menu? Seamless branching + complete alternate version + downloadable trivia tracks?...wowzers..now if we can just get this stuff on a film that's cool...I'm not sure what special features 'The Transformers' have, but let's hope it gets a similar treatment.
09-28-07 | 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Jericho
Maybe, but this title will sell the most, and that's what its really all about, sales. Although I will say that I'm suprised it's not a box set. People always talk about the $150 Paramount got to go HD DVD exclusive. But from what I've read, it's only $50 to Paramount and $100 to Dreamworks Animation. And those are completely separate entities. So that alleged $100 million must be for something, and I'd think it would result in more than just Shrek 3 this quarter.