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Disc 1 - Theatrical Exhibition:

* Grindhouse Feature (Planet Terror)
* Intermission Cards
* Don’t Trailer
* Werewolf Women of the S.S Trailer
* Thanksgiving Trailer
* Grindhouse Feature (Death Proof)

Disc 2

Planet Terror

* Robert Rodriguez’s 10-Minute Film School
* The Badass Babes of Planet Terror
* The Guys of Planet Terror
* Casting Rebel
* Sickos, Bullets, And Explosions: The Stunts of Planet Terror
* The Friend, The Doctor, and the Real Estate Agent
* Planet Terror Poster Gallery

Death Proof

* Stunts On Wheels: The Legendary Drivers of Death Proof
* Quentin’s Greatest Collaborator: Editor Sally Menke
* The Guys of Death Proof
* Kurt Russell as Stuntman Mike
* Finding Quentin’s Gals
* The Uncut Version of “Baby, It’s You” performed by Mary Elizabeth Winstead
* Introducing Zoe Bell
* Double Dare Trailer
* Death Proof Extended Music
* Death Proof Poster Gallery

Blu-Ray exclusive bonus features:

* Robert Rodriguez’s 10-Minute Cooking School
* The Makeup Effects of Planet Terror
* The Hot Rods of Death Proof
* From Texas to Tennessee: The Production Design of Death Proof
* Trailers
* Extended Werewolf Women of The SS Trailer
* View Extended Cut Of Werewolf Women of the SS Trailer with Commentary by Director Rob Zombie
* The Making Of Werewolf Women of the SS Trailer
* Extended Don’t Trailer
* View Extended Cut Of Don’t Trailer with Commentary by Director Edgar Wright
* The Making of Don’t Trailer
* Don’t Storyboard/Trailer Comparison
* View Don’t Storyboard/Trailer Comparison with Commentary by Director Edgar Wright
* Don’t Storyboards Still Gallery
* Don’t Poster
* The Making of Thanksgiving Trailer
* New York Times Talk with Quention Tarantino and Lynn Hirschberg at Comic Con 2006 Featuring the Directors and Cast of Grindhouse
* Grindhouse Trailer Contest Winner Hobo With A Shotgun
 
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Weird that they took out the Machete trailer just because an actual Machete film is being made.

The Machette trailer is included. I think they just forgot to include it in the press release but someone at Weinstein confirmed it. You should see the madness over at blu-ray.com forum the last week over whether it was included or not :lol
 
The Machette trailer is included. I think they just forgot to include it in the press release but someone at Weinstein confirmed it. You should see the madness over at blu-ray.com forum the last week over whether it was included or not :lol

I did a search for "grindhouse" and "machete" over there and couldn't find this info anywhere. Do you have a link?
 
The Machette trailer is included. I think they just forgot to include it in the press release but someone at Weinstein confirmed it. You should see the madness over at blu-ray.com forum the last week over whether it was included or not :lol

Interesting. The little press release I read specifically mentioned it was left off on purpose. Off to start googling.
 
Waller announced this in the party thread, but George Lucas just. Announced the original Star Wars trilogy on Blu-Ray for next year. mark Hamill showed us a new deleted scene featuring Luke's original intro in Return of the Jedi!!!!! :hi5::hi5::panic:
 
Waller announced this in the party thread, but George Lucas just. Announced the original Star Wars trilogy on Blu-Ray for next year. mark Hamill showed us a new deleted scene featuring Luke's original intro in Return of the Jedi!!!!! :hi5::hi5::panic:

Too bad they'll be the "Even More Special" Editions with a host of new tweaks. Unless an anamorphic version of the unaltered OT is included (which it won't), I'll be skipping this entirely and renting the supplemental discs on Netflix so I can at least see what extra material they've cooked up for this release. I really enjoyed the documentary on the first DVD set, despite the butchering of the films themselves.
 
https://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=4996

Lucas also clarified that the original trilogy movies will be included as they were shown theatrically in 1997 and released on DVD in 2004 - i.e., the original versions will not be included. "You have to go through and do a whole restoration on it, and you have to do that digitally," he said. "It's a very, very expensive process to do it. So when we did the transfer to digital, we only transferred really the upgraded version."

With the technology and resources at his disposal you would think we would atleast consider and go the extra mile to deliver the original theatrical cuts in high-definition this time.

Good to know he has decided to keep the tradition alive by disappointing most fans as always.
 
I think thats a cop out excuse. If they could do it with The Godfather they can do it with the OOT. Lucas just wants to make sure everyone forgets the originals.
 
https://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=4996

Lucas also clarified that the original trilogy movies will be included as they were shown theatrically in 1997 and released on DVD in 2004 - i.e., the original versions will not be included. "You have to go through and do a whole restoration on it, and you have to do that digitally," he said. "It's a very, very expensive process to do it. So when we did the transfer to digital, we only transferred really the upgraded version."

With the technology and resources at his disposal you would think we would atleast consider and go the extra mile to deliver the original theatrical cuts in high-definition this time.

Good to know he has decided to keep the tradition alive by disappointing most fans as always.

After he has squeezed these until he can't make any more money from them, then he'll come out with the originals as they were first released.
 
Mad Max is coming to Blu-ray on October 5th.

Highlander and Highlander 2 are coming to Blu-ray on November 2nd.
 
November releases from Criterion Collection :rock

The Criterion Collection has revealed its Blu-ray slate for November and the prestigious independent studio shows no signs of slowing down. On November 9, the studio will release the highly controversial Antichrist (Lars von Trier, 2009). A week later, the long-rumored The Night of the Hunter (Charles Laughton, 1955) will hit shelves, along with Modern Times (Charles Chaplin, 1936). And last but not least, on November 23, Criterion will release America Lost and Found: The BBS Story, a six-disc box set compiling seven films from the innovative New Hollywood of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

Contents are as follows:

America Lost and Found: The BBS Story:

Head (Bob Rafelson, 1968)
Audio commentary featuring Monkees Micky Dolenz, Davy Jones, and Peter Tork
New video interview with director Bob Rafelson
New documentary about BBS, featuring critic David Thomson and historian Douglas Brinkley
More!

Easy Rider (Dennis Hopper, 1969)
Audio commentary featuring director Dennis Hopper
Easy Rider: Shaking the Cage, a 1999 documentary featuring behind-the-scenes footage
Footage of Hopper and star Peter Fonda at Cannes in 1969
New video interview with BBS's Steve Blauner
More!

Five Easy Pieces (Bob Rafelson, 1970)
Audio commentary featuring director Bob Rafelson and interior designer Toby Rafelson
Soul Searching in Five Easy Pieces, a 2009 video piece in which Rafelson discusses the film
BBStory, a 2009 documentary
Excerpts from an audio recording of Rafelson at the American Film Institute in 1976

Drive, He Said (Jack Nicholson, 1970)
A Cautionary Tale of Campus Revolution and Sexual Freedom, a 2009 video piece in which director Jack Nicholson discusses the experience of making this film
Theatrical trailer
More!

A Safe Place (Henri Jaglom, 1971)
Audio commentary featuring director Henry Jaglom
Henry Jaglom Finds "A Safe Place", a 2009 video piece in which the director discusses the film
Notes on the New York Film Festival, a 1971 video piece featuring an interview conducted by critic Molly Haskell with directors Peter Bogdanovich and Jaglom about their films The Last Picture Show and A Safe Place
Deleted scene and screen tests
Theatrical trailer

The Last Picture Show (Peter Bogdanovich, 1971)
Two audio commentaries
Peter Bogdanovich
Peter Bogdanovich and actors Cybill Shepherd, Randy Quaid, Cloris Leachman, and Frank Marshall
Picture This, a 1990 documentary by George Hickenlooper
The Last Picture Show: A Look Back, an hour-long 1999 documentary
2009 interview with Bogdanovich
Screen tests and location footage
Theatrical trailers and more

The King of Marvin Gardens (Bob Rafelson, 1972)
Selected-scene audio commentary featuring director Bob Rafelson
Reflections of a Philosopher King, a 2009 documentary about the making of the film
Afterthoughts, a short 2002 documentary about the film, produced by Rafelson
Theatrical trailer

Antichrist:
Audio commentary by von Trier and professor Murray Smith
Video interviews with von Trier and actors Willem Dafoe and Charlotte Gainsbourg
A collection of video pieces delving into the production of Antichrist, including interviews with von Trier and key members of his filmmaking team as well as behind-the-scenes footage
Chaos Reigns at the Cannes Film Festival 2009, a documentary on the film's world premiere, plus press interviews with Dafoe and Gainsbourg
Three theatrical trailers
A booklet featuring an essay by film scholar Ian Christie

Modern Times:
New audio commentary by Chaplin biographer David Robinson
Two new visual essays, by Chaplin historians John Bengtson and Jeffrey Vance
New program on the film's visual and sound effects, with experts Craig Barron and Ben Burtt
Interview from 1992 with Modern Times music arranger David Raksin
Chaplin Today: "Modern Times" (2004), a half-hour program with filmmakers Luc and Jean-Pierre Dardenne
Two segments removed from the film
Three theatrical trailers
All at Sea (1933), a home movie by Alistair Cooke featuring Charlie Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, and Cooke, plus a new score by Donald Sosin and a new interview with Cooke's daughter, Susan Cooke Kittredge
The Rink (1916), a Chaplin two-reeler highlighting his skill on wheels
For the First Time (1967), a Cuban documentary short about a projectionist who shows Modern Times to first-time moviegoers
A booklet featuring an essay by film critic Saul Austerlitz and a piece by film scholar Lisa Stein that includes excerpts from Chaplin's writing about his travels in 1931 and 1932

The Night of the Hunter:
Audio commentary featuring assistant director Terry Sanders, film critic F. X. Feeney, archivist Robert Gitt, and author Preston Neal Jones
Charles Laughton Directs "The Night of the Hunter," a two-and-a-half-hour archival treasure trove of outtakes from the film
New documentary featuring interviews with producer Paul Gregory, Sanders, Jones, and author Jeffrey Couchman
New video interview with Simon Callow, author of Charles Laughton: A Difficult Actor
Clip from The Ed Sullivan Show, in which cast members perform live a scene that was deleted from the film
Fifteen-minute episode of the BBC show Moving Pictures about the film
Archival interview with cinematographer Stanley Cortez
Gallery of sketches by author Davis Grubb
New video conversation between Gitt and film critic Leonard Maltin about Charles Laughton Directs "The Night of the Hunter"
Original theatrical trailer
A booklet featuring essays by critics Terrence Rafferty and Michael Sragow

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Word is now that it’s official that Disney does indeed plan to bring the 2010 Pixar film “Toy Story 3” to Blu-ray Disc on November 2nd as it had been previously rumored. We now know that the release will get two different treatments, first the standard 2-Disc Set and then the 2 Disc + DVD + Digital Copy “combo” style. Tech specs haven’t yet been officially announced yet but stay tuned and we’ll keep you updated when we get a press release; expected later today or Monday. Both versions are available for PRE-ORDER already over at Amazon with the 2-Disc version (found HERE) carrying a $27.99 price tag and the 2-Disc “combo” version (found HERE) carrying a $31.99 price tag. The bonus materials set to be included (according to Amazon) are listed below.

Special features:

DVD bonus materials:
* Teaser (HD) Cars 2 early sneak peak
* Day And Night theatrical short
* Bonus: The Gang’s All Here, Toys! Epilogue
* Buzz Lightyear Mission Logs: The Science Of Adventure (conj with NASA)
* Paths To Pixar: Editorial
* Studio Stories: Where’s Gordon, Cereal Bar, Clean Start
* A Toy’s Eye View: Creating A Whole New Land
* Alex Syntek

BD bonus materials (same as above, plus):
* Cine-explore by director Lee Unkrich and producer Darla Anderson
* Beyond The Toybox – Commentary track
* Beginnings with Michael Arndt
* Bonnie’s Playtime – A story roundtable
* Roundin’ Up A Western Opening
* Goodbye Andy
* The Accidental Toymakers Of Pixar
* Life Of A Short
* Making of Day And Night
* Ken’s dating tips, Lotso commercials
* “Dancing With The Stars” at Pixar
* Trailers and more
* Game: Toy Story Trivia Dash
* Alex Syntek music video


https://www.highdefdiscnews.com/?p=50123

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Joining the blockbuster in stores (and snagging a spot once held for Finding Nemo's Blu-ray debut) as the now standard Pixar cross-promote is Mater's Tall Tales, which collects nine of the "Cars Toons" shorts that center on Lightning McQueen's trusty, rusty tow truck pal Mater. Two of these cartoons (Mater Private Eye and Moon Mater) have never before been released.
The 38-minute compilation will be available on DVD ($26.99 SRP) and in a Blu-ray + DVD Combo pack ($29.99 SRP). Bonus features will include the featurette "Unmade Tall Tales" and a sneak peek of Disneyland's forthcoming Cars Land.
 
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