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Here's what's being rumored....repeat, RUMORED...online..."some Musicland Group stores (Suncoast, Media Play, etc) are already taking pre-orders for Star Wars: Episode II on DVD. They're reporting a street date (as we've been saying) of 11/26. Unofficial word from retailers is that you'll get a 2-disc set in anamorphic widescreen video, with Dolby Digital 5.1 EX surround sound, THX-certification and director's commentary (possibly multiple commentaries) on Disc One. Disc Two will include deleted scenes, an hour-long documentary, web featurettes, trailers, TV spots and more."
Courtesy of DVD talk.com...."Lucas Film has officially announced the DVD Release for Star Wars Episode II: Attack of The Clones. Set for release on November 12th Star Wars Episode II will be presented in Anamorphic Widecreen (2.35:1) with Dolby Digital EX and feature: Audio commentary by George Lucas; Rick McCallum; Editor and Sound Designer Ben Burtt; Visual Effects Supervisors Pablo Helman, John Knoll and Ben Snow; and Animation Supervisor Rob Coleman, 8 Deleted Scenes with intros by George Lucas, Rick McCallum and Ben Burtt, new documentaries "From Puppets to Pixels," "State of the Art: The Previsualization of Episode II,", "Films Are Not Released; They Escape" , 3 behind-the-scenes featurettes, All 12 parts of "Making Episode II," the web documentaries and more! Pre-Orders will be up starting August 14. Here are the complete DVD Details.
Here's what the two-disc DVD set - available in both Anamorphic Widescreen (Aspect Ratio 2.35:1) and Fullscreen editions - will feature:• Attack of the Clones, mastered directly from the digital source by THX for superior sound and picture quality, presented in Dolby 5.1 Surround EX (English) and Dolby 2.0 Surround (English, Spanish and French)
• Audio commentary by Writer-Director George Lucas; Producer Rick McCallum; Editor and Sound Designer Ben Burtt; Visual Effects Supervisors Pablo Helman, John Knoll and Ben Snow; and Animation Supervisor Rob Coleman, offering personal insights into the making of the film.
• Eight deleted scenes created for the DVD release, with introductions by George Lucas, Rick McCallum and Ben Burtt
• "From Puppets to Pixels," an all-new, full-length documentary that tracks the revolution in digital character animation, featuring the creation of the digital Yoda, Dexter Jettster and more
•"State of the Art: The Previsualization of Episode II," an all-new documentary featuring never-before-seen Animatics of Episode II
• Ben Burtt and his team explain the process of creating the sound for Episode II in the all-new documentary "Films Are Not Released; They Escape"
• Three behind-the-scenes featurettes exploring Episode II's storyline, action scenes and love story
• All 12 parts of "Making Episode II," the web documentaries that first appeared here at starwars.com
• The "Across the Stars" music video featuring John Williams
• Downloaded by millions from starwars.com, the original theatrical teaser and launch trailers, plus 12 TV spots
• Galleries of theatrical posters, print campaign from around the world, and never-before-seen production photos
• An Episode II visual effects breakdown montage from Industrial Light & Magic
• "R2-D2: Beneath the Dome" mockumentary trailer
• HoloNet News website
• DVD-ROM weblink to exclusive Star Wars content"
nt
you are a mongoloid.
nt
Does anyone really care? I'm not coming down on you personally at all so don't take this wrong, but I cannot believe the hype that gets built for such pitiful films.Doug Schneider
You mean like the Tv adds for the 4DVD set of "Pearl Harbor"...talk about useless hype for a piece of total junk!And you're worried about "Attack of the Clones" ? Geezzzzzzzz!
well, that sounds like what my friends say about this audiophile thing. ;)
Well...being someone who knows a thing or two about audio *and* about movies, let your friends know it's not *quite* the same.Attack of the Clones is a horrendous waste of time -- both from a viewer and filmmaker point of view. Lucas' achievement is that he won't get "Worst Film of the Year" for this one. He'll only get "One of the Worst Films of the Year."
Doug Schneider
They are both same.Most audio stuff out there is smoke and mirrors.You can enjoy listening to music on a best buy shelf system just as you can enjoy Star Wars:AOTC.It's all about enjoyment anyways.
well, try explaining why vinyl is good to someone outside the hobby.
What a completely soulless p.o.s., the worst film I've seen this year...and I just saw the Britney Spears' film "Crossroads" on the flight back from Denver.
Whatever we may think of the quality of these films, they do make a heck of a lot of money. We can boycott them as much as we want but unless the money factor is gone, horrible films such as these will continue to get made.I hated TPM and barely made it through AotC (but enjoyed the digital presentation). But will I see the third installment? You bet. Call me crazy. And this coming from a guy who travels around to film festivals (Toronto, Sundance, here I come again!) for the great film content and then dumbs himself down for Star Wars...
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