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Blu-ray release announcements - Part III
Continuing from Blu-ray release announcements - Part II.
As a quick reference for this first post, High Def Digest keeps a pretty up-to-date list of releases on their website. |
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Yeah! Tropic Thunder is a must-buy.
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Wow, they have a date for Eagle Eye already - Dec. 26th. (according to that releaselists link)
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T-T-Tropic Thunder is a m-m-m-must b-b-buy for m-m-m-my Blu-ray collection!
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Originally Posted by Zen Peckinpah
(Post 8964231)
T-T-Tropic Thunder is a m-m-m-must b-b-buy for m-m-m-my Blu-ray collection!
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Damn I was hoping to see Greatest Game Ever Played and Tin Cup on BD, 2 of my favorite golf movies but neither are even listed on the website as a possibility.
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"Man, I don't drop character 'till I done the DVD commentary."
Any news on the extra features for Tropic Thunder? |
Originally Posted by PopcornTreeCt
(Post 8969640)
"Man, I don't drop character 'till I done the DVD commentary."
Any news on the extra features for Tropic Thunder? Spoiler:
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Originally Posted by Zen Peckinpah
(Post 8971098)
I'm praying we get a Lazarus/Speedman/Portnoy commentary of some sort. Getting Cruise to do his character would be a huge bonus.
Spoiler:
fitprod |
From blu-ray.com:
Warner UK Line-Up Includes First Four Batman Films Posted September 29, 2008 12:15 PM by Josh Dreuth Warner Home Video UK has revealed their Blu-ray line-up for the remainder of the year in the UK. Besides receiving many titles already available in the US, they are also planning on releasing some films which have yet to see Blu-ray release. This includes the first four Batman films - 'Batman', 'Batman Returns', 'Batman Forever', and 'Batman & Robin' - which are all scheduled to be released on December 29th. Anyone want to take bets how bad the PQ's will be? |
I've seen Batman and Batman Returns on HBOHD and they looked pretty good to me. For that matter I thought the 2004 looked very nice for DVD. The masters shouldn't be very old at all, so it's just a matter of the encode I think.
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Originally Posted by Daytripper
(Post 8973065)
From blu-ray.com:
Warner UK Line-Up Includes First Four Batman Films Posted September 29, 2008 12:15 PM by Josh Dreuth Warner Home Video UK has revealed their Blu-ray line-up for the remainder of the year in the UK. Besides receiving many titles already available in the US, they are also planning on releasing some films which have yet to see Blu-ray release. This includes the first four Batman films - 'Batman', 'Batman Returns', 'Batman Forever', and 'Batman & Robin' - which are all scheduled to be released on December 29th. Anyone want to take bets how bad the PQ's will be? |
Originally Posted by applesandrice
(Post 8973195)
The 2-disc special editions all had DTS, too. Suppose we'll get anything more than DD 5.1 on these?
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Originally Posted by bunkaroo
(Post 8973189)
I've seen Batman and Batman Returns on HBOHD and they looked pretty good to me. For that matter I thought the 2004 looked very nice for DVD. The masters shouldn't be very old at all, so it's just a matter of the encode I think.
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Originally Posted by Daytripper
(Post 8973743)
Well, just remember the poor treatment WB has given the "L.A. Confidential" and "Interview with a Vampire" blu-ray releases.
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Originally Posted by HumanMedia
(Post 8963725)
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Originally Posted by True_Story1011
(Post 8974807)
The real question is it going to be called, 'The Full-Tard edition'?
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Domino --> 1/20/09
From dvdtime.co.uk: Warner Home Video and New Line Home Entertainment have announced the US Blu-ray Disc release of Domino on 20th January 2009. "My name is Domino Harvey and I am a bounty hunter." Keira Knightley takes the lead in Tony Scott's crime movie inspired by a real life "it" girl who became a shotgun-toting skip tracer. Mickey Rourke, Delroy Lindo and Christopher Walken co-star. Extras include: Filmmaker's Commentary Alternate Audio Track: Development Meetings with Director Tony Scott, Zach Schiff-Abrams, Richard Kelly, and Tom Waits I Am a Bounty Hunter: Domino Harvey's Life Bounty Hunting on Acid: Tony Scott's Visual Style Seven Deleted Scenes AV Specs and region coding are TBC. |
The UK is also getting a lot of catalog titles besides Batman:
Warner Home Video have already released a couple of UK Blu-ray Disc titles this month not yet mentioned here on DVDTimes. These are The Lost Boys (£22.99 RRP) on 8th September, Cool Hand Luke (£24.99 RRP) with its new Deluxe Edition content and transfer on 15th September and Pushing Daisies Season 1 (£39.99 RRP) on 15th September. Coming up later this month is one we have mentioned, the US remake of One Missed Call which is out on 29th September. Joining it is Zodiac Director’s Cut (£26.99 RRP) and How the West was Won (£24.99 RRP). Moving into October you can look forward to Risky Business (25th Anniversary Edition), Beetlejuice, Gremlins and The Goonies on 6th October. Arriving a week later on 13th October are Poltergeist, Interview with the Vampire and Constantine. Also confirmed are Seasons 6 and 7 of Smallville. Into November, you’ve got A Perfect Storm, The Omega Man and The Wild Bunch on the 3rd and Supernatural Season 3 on the 10th. Also on the 10th are the previously announced Speed Racer and Band of Brothers (the latter is a HBO/Warner release). On 17th November there is The Matrix Trilogy (3-Discs, £44.99 RRP) and a separate release of The Animatrix (£19.99 RRP). Further details are TBC and all dates are subject to change. RRP on catalogue film titles is £19.99 unless noted otherwise. TV and box-set pricing is noted in brackets, with pricing and more details on selected titles available by following the relevant links to separate news stories. Looking ahead even further (so the usual dates are subject to change etc applies) you can expect to see Fred Claus on 24th November, Get Smart on 1st December, The Dark Knight and Star Wars: The Clone Wars on 8th December, and Batman, Batman Returns, Batman Forever and Batman & Robin on 29th December. Gremlins and the Goonies are on my wish list for BD releases here in the states. |
Besides Goonies and Gremlins everything else has been announced/released.
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"TBC" in the Domino specs wasn't a typo (TBD or TBA being the usual term). In this case it means "too bad, consumers."
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Listed at DVDEmpire:
The Clique (2008) - 11/18 |
is that the French version of Click?
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