Ten-disc 'Matrix' DVD boxset planned
07-07-04, 01:02 PM
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Ten-disc 'Matrix' DVD boxset planned
http://www.digitalspy.co.uk/article/ds14901.html
http://www2.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/display...;-1&sku=202272
Pretty nice. Commentary tracks will be interesting.
http://www2.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/display...;-1&sku=202272
Pretty nice. Commentary tracks will be interesting.
07-07-04, 02:23 PM
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all i want is the extended cut of matrix 2... if they had extended the other 2, i would have bought them as well.
i vaguely remember that a site in Oz mentioned this a little while ago.
i vaguely remember that a site in Oz mentioned this a little while ago.
07-07-04, 02:35 PM
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For the lazy:
The Matrix trilogy is to be released as part of a special ten-disc DVD boxset in time for Christmas, according to the DVD Times.
Out on December 12 and with an RRP of £44.99, the specs are as follows:
Disc One: The Matrix
All-new transfer supervised by the Wachowskis and director of photography (DP), Bill Pope
Audio commentary by Keanu Reeves, Carrie Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne, DP Bill Pope and other cast and crew
Disc Two: The Matrix Revisited (180 Minutes)
Same special features as previous release
Offers comprehensive behind-the-scenes look at the first film in the trilogy
Disc Three: Matrix Reloaded Extended Version (190 Minutes)
New cut incorporating 55 minutes of footage shot for the 'Enter The Matrix' game
Audio commentaries by Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Production Designer Owen Paterson, 2nd Unit Directors David Ellis and Kimble Rendall and other cast and crew
Disc Four: Matrix Reloaded Revisited - Special Features (180 Minutes)
Includes all new footage including dozens of never-before-seen cast and crew interviews, scene dissections, explorations of the production design and special effects, and more
Disc Five: Matrix Revolutions
Audio commentaries by Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne, Special Effects Supervisor, John Gaeta; editor, Zach Staenberg and other cast and crew
Disc Six: Matrix Revolutions Revisited - Special Features (180 Minutes)
Includes all new footage including dozens of never-before-seen cast and crew interviews, scene dissections, explorations of the production design and special effects, and more
Disc Seven: The Animatrix
Same special features as previous release
Disc Eight: The Roots Of The Matrix - Special Features (180 Minutes)
The Matrix and the History of the Action Genre - Examines the many influences of action cinema that make up The Matrix
Brainiacs’ Revenge - Scholars, Philosophers, Theorists, and Charlatans deconstruct the intellectual underpinnings of the trilogy
The Science Behind the Fiction – Is the notion of a real Matrix plausible? An investigation of the technologies that inspire the metaphor of The Matrix
Disc Nine: The Burley Man Chronicles - Special Features (75 Minutes)
The Burley Man Chronicles - The “Human” story of the making of the Matrix, as well as the game Enter the Matrix
Rave Reel- A club-oriented montage of unused and newly edited footage from Reloaded
Spoofs of the Matrix -The “Best-Of” these various clips
Disc Ten: The Zion Archive - Special Features
Zion Archive - Production assets developed for the Matrix universe, including concept artwork, storyboards, drawings, etc
Basic ROM Features
The Matrix trilogy is to be released as part of a special ten-disc DVD boxset in time for Christmas, according to the DVD Times.
Out on December 12 and with an RRP of £44.99, the specs are as follows:
Disc One: The Matrix
All-new transfer supervised by the Wachowskis and director of photography (DP), Bill Pope
Audio commentary by Keanu Reeves, Carrie Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne, DP Bill Pope and other cast and crew
Disc Two: The Matrix Revisited (180 Minutes)
Same special features as previous release
Offers comprehensive behind-the-scenes look at the first film in the trilogy
Disc Three: Matrix Reloaded Extended Version (190 Minutes)
New cut incorporating 55 minutes of footage shot for the 'Enter The Matrix' game
Audio commentaries by Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne, Jada Pinkett-Smith, Production Designer Owen Paterson, 2nd Unit Directors David Ellis and Kimble Rendall and other cast and crew
Disc Four: Matrix Reloaded Revisited - Special Features (180 Minutes)
Includes all new footage including dozens of never-before-seen cast and crew interviews, scene dissections, explorations of the production design and special effects, and more
Disc Five: Matrix Revolutions
Audio commentaries by Keanu Reeves, Carrie-Anne Moss, Laurence Fishburne, Special Effects Supervisor, John Gaeta; editor, Zach Staenberg and other cast and crew
Disc Six: Matrix Revolutions Revisited - Special Features (180 Minutes)
Includes all new footage including dozens of never-before-seen cast and crew interviews, scene dissections, explorations of the production design and special effects, and more
Disc Seven: The Animatrix
Same special features as previous release
Disc Eight: The Roots Of The Matrix - Special Features (180 Minutes)
The Matrix and the History of the Action Genre - Examines the many influences of action cinema that make up The Matrix
Brainiacs’ Revenge - Scholars, Philosophers, Theorists, and Charlatans deconstruct the intellectual underpinnings of the trilogy
The Science Behind the Fiction – Is the notion of a real Matrix plausible? An investigation of the technologies that inspire the metaphor of The Matrix
Disc Nine: The Burley Man Chronicles - Special Features (75 Minutes)
The Burley Man Chronicles - The “Human” story of the making of the Matrix, as well as the game Enter the Matrix
Rave Reel- A club-oriented montage of unused and newly edited footage from Reloaded
Spoofs of the Matrix -The “Best-Of” these various clips
Disc Ten: The Zion Archive - Special Features
Zion Archive - Production assets developed for the Matrix universe, including concept artwork, storyboards, drawings, etc
Basic ROM Features
07-08-04, 03:43 AM
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Re: Ten-disc 'Matrix' DVD boxset planned
Originally posted by bbq
http://www2.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/display...;-1&sku=202272
http://www2.hmv.co.uk/hmvweb/display...;-1&sku=202272
07-08-04, 08:11 PM
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Originally posted by juicerocket
I wonder if Japan or Korea will come out with an incredible package for this.
-JR
I wonder if Japan or Korea will come out with an incredible package for this.
-JR
07-08-04, 09:13 PM
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I'm all over this... almost as good as (in some ways better than) my dream version of the trilogy box set - at least there's as many discs as I wanted. 
The US version will no doubt be pretty similar. I may opt for the Korean version if the packaging is cool enough and the korean subs aren't burned in on the extras.
The US version will no doubt be pretty similar. I may opt for the Korean version if the packaging is cool enough and the korean subs aren't burned in on the extras.
07-09-04, 07:54 AM
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Impressive release! I can't wait when I get my hands on it 
I have only the first film so I'll be getting this one without any doubt!
I have only the first film so I'll be getting this one without any doubt!
07-09-04, 08:55 AM
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Originally posted by Trigger
I'm all over this... almost as good as (in some ways better than) my dream version of the trilogy box set - at least there's as many discs as I wanted. The US version will no doubt be pretty similar. I may opt for the Korean version if the packaging is cool enough and the korean subs aren't burned in on the extras.
I'm all over this... almost as good as (in some ways better than) my dream version of the trilogy box set - at least there's as many discs as I wanted.
The US version will no doubt be pretty similar. I may opt for the Korean version if the packaging is cool enough and the korean subs aren't burned in on the extras.
-JR
