Question:
Does the special Edition R1 version include the Trailers posters and TV spots that the R2 has or were they left out becaue of the DTS track?
On the Rewind site it is stated that they are included but on plays and amazons site it state that they are not included.
Thanks.
just checked my copy - it has posters and teaser/theatrical trailers
but i cant see any tv spots anywhere
rest of spec as follows
deleted scenes and animated sequences
behind the scnes look at the making of the film
storyboards to film comparison
still frame gallery of concept art and character designs (over 450 images)
audio comm by director henry selick
original theatrical trailers and posters
tim burton's early films - vincent and frankenweenie (uncut)
dts 5.1
dd 5.1
w/s 1.66.1
french audio track
spanish subs
hope this helps.
Cheers, It does.
;)
Great film, and the R1 SE release is superb.
Well worth it :)
Alex
Originally posted by ajsl
Great film, and the R1 SE release is superb.
Alex
Fellow Crackers,
it's also non-anamorphic.
The R2 release is anamorphic.
Winner by a mile : R2.
Yours Animatedly,
Lik.
I'd say the winner, by more than a mile ;), is the R1 which is in the original aspect ratio and has an absolutely gorgeous, if non-anamorphic, transfer. Coupled with a DTS track not present on the R2, this one's a no-brainer IMO....
Originally posted by mjb1975
I'd say the winner, by more than a mile ;), is the R1 IMO....
Fellow Halloweener,
Your mileage may vary...
Yours Measuringly,
Lik.
I guess what it all comes down to is if you have a widescreen TV or not.
Those with wide screen sets will probably want to zoom in on the picture anyway, losing a little picture info on the top and bottom. People with 4/3 sets will prefer 1.66:1 non-anamorphic. I'm not to bothered about DTS and I have a WS TV so for me the choice is simple: anamorphic UK R2. Besides I got it at HMV for £9.99. making the choice even simpler.
Of course the best ting would be if the transfers where 1.66:1 anamorphic.
:)
On the Rewind site it is stated that they are included but on plays and amazons site it state that they are not included.
Thanks.
Answers:
just checked my copy - it has posters and teaser/theatrical trailers
but i cant see any tv spots anywhere
rest of spec as follows
deleted scenes and animated sequences
behind the scnes look at the making of the film
storyboards to film comparison
still frame gallery of concept art and character designs (over 450 images)
audio comm by director henry selick
original theatrical trailers and posters
tim burton's early films - vincent and frankenweenie (uncut)
dts 5.1
dd 5.1
w/s 1.66.1
french audio track
spanish subs
hope this helps.
Answers:
Cheers, It does.
;)
Answers:
Great film, and the R1 SE release is superb.
Well worth it :)
Alex
Answers:
Originally posted by ajsl
Great film, and the R1 SE release is superb.
Alex
Fellow Crackers,
it's also non-anamorphic.
The R2 release is anamorphic.
Winner by a mile : R2.
Yours Animatedly,
Lik.
Answers:
I'd say the winner, by more than a mile ;), is the R1 which is in the original aspect ratio and has an absolutely gorgeous, if non-anamorphic, transfer. Coupled with a DTS track not present on the R2, this one's a no-brainer IMO....
Answers:
Originally posted by mjb1975
I'd say the winner, by more than a mile ;), is the R1 IMO....
Fellow Halloweener,
Your mileage may vary...
Yours Measuringly,
Lik.
Answers:
I guess what it all comes down to is if you have a widescreen TV or not.
Those with wide screen sets will probably want to zoom in on the picture anyway, losing a little picture info on the top and bottom. People with 4/3 sets will prefer 1.66:1 non-anamorphic. I'm not to bothered about DTS and I have a WS TV so for me the choice is simple: anamorphic UK R2. Besides I got it at HMV for £9.99. making the choice even simpler.
Of course the best ting would be if the transfers where 1.66:1 anamorphic.
:)
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