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I've just posted this, the extras, and the artwork on my site but basically the R2 release of E.T will be an impressive 2-disc affair extra-wise but it wil only contain the new Spielberg cut of the film and not the original.
Here's a run-down of the extras:
Disc 1
Stephen Spielberg's re-edited version of E.T
"20 Years later with Steven Spielberg" - an intimate conversation with director Steven Spielberg on his thoughts and experiences of how creating and making ET changed his life.
"Isolated John Williams live music score" - listen to the live performance of John Williams conducting a 100-piece orchestra at the 2002 Shrine Auditorium Premiere.
Disc 2
"Space Exploration" - interactive journey into space (using hi-tech 3D graphics) and learn the identity of the planets in our solar system, their moons and atmospheres. Plus take a unique look at the major stars that form the known constellations. Once the graphics zoom into outer space and stop, click on the planet or constellations to hear information from Steven Spielberg or E.T
"The Evolution and Creation of E.T" - from idea to screenplay through casting and making the film. A unique look behind-the-scenes featuring never-before-seen footage from 1982, Henry Thomas' original screen test, talent interviews with cast and filmmakers and antics from on the set.
"The Music of John Williams" - interviews and footage of the long standing relationship between John Williams and Steven Spielberg
"The 20th Anniversary Premiere" - a rare exclusive look at the preparation, rehearsal and live performance of John Williams conducting the orchestra at the 2002 premiere at the Shrine Auditorium. Included in the footage will be the four-minute overture and light show, plus excerpts of the live performance with film clips
"The Reunion" - the cast and filmmakers reunite to discuss their thoughts on the impact of the film. Including interviews and additional excerpts from the premiere footage.
"ET Archives" - interactive environment for the consumer to view hundreds of production photographs, conceptual drawings and the original advertising
Trailers - theatrical 2002 trailer and three other trailers
"Total Axess DVD-ROM" - featurettes for consumer viewing including premier footage, behind-the-scenes, junket interview excerpts and more
I've read on a few French sites that they're getting the 3 disc with the original version of the film. Not sure if there's any truth to that.
Extremely disappointing for UK people no matter. I assume the fault lay only at Spielberg's door as Vivendi Universal are near bankruptcy and they'd have loved the extra cash.
I have the 3DVD set ordered and it came to only £26 (www.dvdsoon.com) -which ain't cheap but I can always dump the 2 other discs (which are of no interest).
Terrible way to treat film fans.
no sale
:mad:
Buy Us or R4 if they get the original cut - no point in moaning to them as the majority of the general public won't give a toss about the old version as long as they get a version of the film.
Absolutely disgraceful decision though.
R2 loses another sale......yet again.:rolleyes:
The film is pants anyway, SE or otherwise. Kids stuff.
The film is pants anyway, SE or otherwise. Kids stuff.
Yeah, and your A-Team website (http://home.planet.nl/~marte163/) is so adult!
Originally posted by The Karate Kid
The film is pants anyway, SE or otherwise. Kids stuff.
:eek:
Yeah, and your A-Team website is so adult!
I don't have an A-Team website, I'm very naughtily linking to an image of Marla Teasley from there.
Yeah, and your A-Team website is so adult!
I don't have an A-Team website, I'm very naughtily linking to an image of Marla Teasley from there
Yeah, but you still call yourself The Karate Kid...Jeeezzz!
:rolleyes:
ET is a genuine modern classic - "kids film" or not - and it's a disgrace that the original version will not be released in the UK.
it's a disgrace that the original version will not be released in the UK.
I agree, thank god we all have multi-region DVD players.
Don't we?
I don't have an A-Team website
A likely story :nuts:
Originally posted by APPRIA40WR
I don't have an A-Team website
A likely story :nuts:
LOL. I don't, do I look Dutch to you, I'm from the UK.
Here's a run-down of the extras:
Disc 1
Stephen Spielberg's re-edited version of E.T
"20 Years later with Steven Spielberg" - an intimate conversation with director Steven Spielberg on his thoughts and experiences of how creating and making ET changed his life.
"Isolated John Williams live music score" - listen to the live performance of John Williams conducting a 100-piece orchestra at the 2002 Shrine Auditorium Premiere.
Disc 2
"Space Exploration" - interactive journey into space (using hi-tech 3D graphics) and learn the identity of the planets in our solar system, their moons and atmospheres. Plus take a unique look at the major stars that form the known constellations. Once the graphics zoom into outer space and stop, click on the planet or constellations to hear information from Steven Spielberg or E.T
"The Evolution and Creation of E.T" - from idea to screenplay through casting and making the film. A unique look behind-the-scenes featuring never-before-seen footage from 1982, Henry Thomas' original screen test, talent interviews with cast and filmmakers and antics from on the set.
"The Music of John Williams" - interviews and footage of the long standing relationship between John Williams and Steven Spielberg
"The 20th Anniversary Premiere" - a rare exclusive look at the preparation, rehearsal and live performance of John Williams conducting the orchestra at the 2002 premiere at the Shrine Auditorium. Included in the footage will be the four-minute overture and light show, plus excerpts of the live performance with film clips
"The Reunion" - the cast and filmmakers reunite to discuss their thoughts on the impact of the film. Including interviews and additional excerpts from the premiere footage.
"ET Archives" - interactive environment for the consumer to view hundreds of production photographs, conceptual drawings and the original advertising
Trailers - theatrical 2002 trailer and three other trailers
"Total Axess DVD-ROM" - featurettes for consumer viewing including premier footage, behind-the-scenes, junket interview excerpts and more
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I've read on a few French sites that they're getting the 3 disc with the original version of the film. Not sure if there's any truth to that.
Extremely disappointing for UK people no matter. I assume the fault lay only at Spielberg's door as Vivendi Universal are near bankruptcy and they'd have loved the extra cash.
I have the 3DVD set ordered and it came to only £26 (www.dvdsoon.com) -which ain't cheap but I can always dump the 2 other discs (which are of no interest).
Terrible way to treat film fans.
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no sale
:mad:
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Buy Us or R4 if they get the original cut - no point in moaning to them as the majority of the general public won't give a toss about the old version as long as they get a version of the film.
Absolutely disgraceful decision though.
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R2 loses another sale......yet again.:rolleyes:
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The film is pants anyway, SE or otherwise. Kids stuff.
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The film is pants anyway, SE or otherwise. Kids stuff.
Yeah, and your A-Team website (http://home.planet.nl/~marte163/) is so adult!
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Originally posted by The Karate Kid
The film is pants anyway, SE or otherwise. Kids stuff.
:eek:
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Yeah, and your A-Team website is so adult!
I don't have an A-Team website, I'm very naughtily linking to an image of Marla Teasley from there.
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Yeah, and your A-Team website is so adult!
I don't have an A-Team website, I'm very naughtily linking to an image of Marla Teasley from there
Yeah, but you still call yourself The Karate Kid...Jeeezzz!
:rolleyes:
ET is a genuine modern classic - "kids film" or not - and it's a disgrace that the original version will not be released in the UK.
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it's a disgrace that the original version will not be released in the UK.
I agree, thank god we all have multi-region DVD players.
Don't we?
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I don't have an A-Team website
A likely story :nuts:
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Originally posted by APPRIA40WR
I don't have an A-Team website
A likely story :nuts:
LOL. I don't, do I look Dutch to you, I'm from the UK.
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