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Bram Stoker’s Dracula in October


Sony Pictures Home Entertainment have announced the Region 1 DVD release of Bram Stoker’s Dracula (Collector’s Edition) on 2nd October 2007 priced at $24.96 SRP.

Director Francis Ford Coppola returns to the original Dracula myth in this film based on Bram Stoker's classic novel of the same name.

A young lawyer (Jonathan Harker) is assigned to a gloomy village in the mists of Eastern Europe. He is captured and imprisoned by the undead vampire Dracula, who travels to London, inspired by a photograph of Harker's betrothed, Mina Murray.

In Britain, Dracula begins a reign of seduction and terror, draining the life from Mina's closest friend, Lucy Westenra. Lucy's friends gather together to try to drive Dracula away.

Extras on this two-disc collector’s edition include:
Francis Ford Coppola Video Intro
Director’s Audio Commentary
The Blood is the Life – The Making of Dracula
The Costumes Are the Sets – The Design of Eiko Ishioka
In-Camera – The Naïve Visual Effects of Dracula
Method and Madness – Visualizing Dracula
Deleted Scenes
Trailer for Francis Ford Coppola’s new theatrical film Youth Without Youth

ΛΑΤΡΕΜΕΝΗ μου ταινία...

Υποθέτω θα έρθει κι εδώ αυτή η έκδοση...

 

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ΛΑΤΡΕΜΕΝΗ μου ταινία...

Υποθέτω θα έρθει κι εδώ αυτή η έκδοση...

Συμφωνω ΑΠΟΛΥΤΑ !!!!! :cool_4:

Απο τα πρωτα dvd που αγορασα .

Και το εχει και το play.com προπαραγγελια σε bluray με ελληνικους υποτιτλους 1/10/2007 :cool_4:

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TROY extented edition


περιεχει 30 λεπτα επιπλεον ταινιας και παρα πολλα extras kai to dvd box set ειναι αρκετα εντυπωσιακο !!

 

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2 ΟΚΤΩΒΡΙΟΥ 2007

 

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The Fly: Ultimate Collector's Edition DVD

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So how do you go about "celebrating" the 20th Anniversary of a classic science fiction movie? Well, if you are 20th Century Fox you release an amazing sounding boxset, packed to the gills with extras and movies. And this is what they have done for the anniversary od David Cronenburg's remake of The Fly, in which you not only get the 1986 movie but its 1989 sequel starring Eric Stoltz you also get the original Vincent Price movie and its two sequels and two discs packed with extras. Which sounds amazing on paper but is it actually worth the £69.99 rrp? (Be warned this review, like the boxset itself, is a little 'epic' in length!)

The Fly (1986)

The Movie that this boxset is all in aid of, David Cronenburg's remake, stars Jeff Goldblum as the scientist Seth Brundle. Brundle suffers from travel sickness and is working on a matter transporter so he would never have to suffer from air, car or any other motion sickness again. At a science convention he meets Ronnie (Geena Davis), a reporter for a scientific magazine who he invites back to his home/laboratory to show her his experiment.

This first demonstration of Brundle's transmat isn't wholly successful as, even though it does teleport a baboon between the two telepods, it also turns the hapless creature inside out. Ronnie, however, has seen enough and agrees to record Seth's progress as he continues to try and solve the problem of matter transportaion. And while Seth works and Ronnie records, the two of them slowly fall in love, which is a 'slight' problem as Ronnie's boss, Stathis Borans, is also her ex-boyfriend and he starts to cause problems for the couple.

But then comes the breakthrough, as Brundle cracks the problem behind teleportation and inevitably wants to celebrate with Ronnie. Unfortunately Ronnie chooses this moment to go and sort out her relationship with Stathis once and for all, leaving Brundle to celebrate by himself. And, in one of these moments everyone seems to encounter when they are slighty drunk, he decides to send himself through the teleportation pods. Things seem to go ok, but he doesn't yet realize that there was another passenger in the pod and he has become fused with a house fly at the molecular level, causing a slow but inevitable transformation into something else, a "Brundle-Fly", and horror and danger to everyone else.

Cronenburg had already proven he could do character driven movies, like Dead Zone, and special effects movies, like Videodrome, and The Fly combines both of those to amazing effects. Jeff Goldblum is wonderful as the shy and slightly introverted Brundle, and effortlessly handlys the transformation into the more confident and powerful first stage of Brundle-Fly. He is such a likeable character that, as he becomes the more viscious Brundle-Fly, you really care about what is happening to him. Geena Davies, who up until this part in her career had only really been known as a comedien, is also superb as Ronnie, who goes from being totally besotted with the new man in her life, to being scared for him as he seems to fall apart and then scared of him as the truth about what he is becoming comes out. The chemistry between the two leads is very believable, but this is probably due to the fact that they two of them were an item during the filming. And then there is John Getz who goes from being a complete bastard at the begining of the film to turning into the hero by the end, even though his character, Stathis Borans, doesn't change at all in what is a brilliant supporting part.

Jeff Godblum's performance isn't just limited to the "man" though, he also has the difficult job of personifying a human sized fly, tranforming a Fly's movements into a believable performance, aided of course by the amazing visual effects as his body deteriorates before our eyes. And those effects are realy amazing, culminating in the moment when Brundle-Fly adds his teeth to the ever growing "Brundle Museum of Natural History" in his bathroom cupboard, complete with various other body parts! But the end of the movie is the most visually stunning, and tense, with some truly disgusting moments and of course the final stage of Brundle-Fly's transformation, which in these days of CGI monsters is an animatronic treat.

This is possibly one of Cronenburg's finest sci-fi movies with everything that fans love about his work present and correct and Jeff Goldblum has never been better in a role. If you have never seen The Fly then you are missing out, not just on one of the best remakes ever but on a classic sci-fi/horror movie.

The Fly II (1989)

After the sucess of Cronenburg's Fly a sequel was greenlit, this time directed by Chris Walas, who had worked on visual effects for movies like The Fly and Raiders of the Lost Ark, and was making his directorial debute with this movie.

This time the story concerns Martin Brundle, son of the late Seth Brundle and Ronnie. Ronnie dies in childbirth so Martin is raised by Bartok Industries, the company funding Seth Brundle's Teleportation experiment in the original movie. Martin is afflicted with a strange genetic disorder, the result of his fathers mutation, and by the time he is four he looks and acts like an adult, classed as a genius and never sleeps.

During his "childhood" Martin witnesses a failed attempt to replicate his fathers teleporting success, the result of which is a hideously deformed dog, which Martin had befriended before Bartok ordered it used in the failed experiment. Once he reaches "adulthood" Anton Bartok (played brilliantly by Lee Richardson) offers Martin the chance to finish his fathers work. He readily agrees and not only cracks the problem behind teleportaion but also befriends Beth, a girl who works nights at Bartok Industries, who becomes his girlfriend.

Unfortunately Martin's mutated DNA starts a rapid change following his first successful teleportation, causing him to start changing into a new Brundle-Fly, but not before he discovers a way to change his DNA back to normal. But wll he be able to escape Bartok and become truely human?

The Fly II is much more of a "schlock" horror movie than its predessor, with much more blood and exploding heads than David Cronenburg's. But it also has a very tragic air about it. Seth Brundle went by choice into the telepod that caused him to be spliced with a fly whereas Martin Brundle was born with his fathers mutated DNA already present. This means from the first moment the movie starts you know what his eventual fate will be, and this just lends itself to the tragic atmosphere that permiates the movie.

Eric Stoltz is superb as the innocent Martin Brundle, who slowly realizes that the people who he trusts and think love him are actually not to be trusted at all and he captures the tragedy inherant in the character, bringing the same qualities to the role as he did in Mask. Daphne Zuniga is also good, being the rock Martin clings to as he goes through his change. And then there is Lee Richardson as Anton Bartok, a very chilling and evil man mascerading as someone who cares about Martin, he is a pretty classic villain but he plays it so well that he makes Martin likeble, even when he is becoming the new Brundle -Fly.

Which brings me onto the SFX. As you'd expect they are even better than what was done in The Fly, continuing the evolution of Brundle-Fly, and changing the transformation in the process. You also get to see a lot more of Brundle-Fly this time, and a lot more exploding heads as well!

I've always remembered The Fly II as being a pretty dissapointing sequel,which suprises me now as it is actually a really good movie, with great acting from Eric Stoltz, and a multi layered storyline married to some excellent SFX, and as a sequel its a great conclusion to the sotry in The Fly, and should please fans of the original and of schlock horror movies as well.

The boxset also contains the original Vincent Price The Fly from 1958 and The Return of The Fly from 1959 (which unfortunately were not available for me to review) and Curse of The Fly from 1965.

Curse of The Fly continues the story of the Delambre family as they experiment with teleportation. Patricia Stanley (played by Carole Gray) escapes from a mental hospital and is picked up on the road by Martin Delambre. He agrees to take her with him to New Orleans where they fall in love and get married. When they return to his family home she meets the families Oriental sevants, Tai (played convincingly by Burt Kwouk) and Wan (a seriously daft looking and sounding Yvette Rees) and, eventully, his father Henri (played with quite a lot of style by Brian Donlevy).

But then strange things start to happen. Patricia is startled one night by a hidiously deformed woman and Wan seems set on her not being part of the family. Fearing she is going mad again, she begs her new husband and father in law to tell her what is going on, who the deformed woman is and what is in the locked cells in the garden etc. Add in a police officer who is concerned with the dissapearance of Judith Delambre, Martin's first wife, and their lives are set on a collision course.

Curse of The Fly is a strange addition to the series, not least of all because it doesn't actually feature a fly monster! Instead you get a molecular charge in the male members of the family that has more in kin with the 1989 The Fly II than anything else. But this is fairly classic 'Gothic Horror' Territory and the director and actors do give a good go at pulling it off.

The acting is of course dated and over the top, making it feel more suited to the stage than the screen and you can see where budgetry constraints, and the abscence of VIncent Price, have hampered the production to no end but this is an enjoyable enough movie, even if not a patch on the first two, and a great addition to the boxset, if for no other reason than it never having been available on DVD before and a movie that a lot of people would otherwise never even see.

EXTRAS

The Fly (1986)

Commentary By David Cronenburg: This is a very interesting chat track as Cronenburg takes us through every step of the production of the movie that he was involved in, from behind the scenes anecdotes about the actors to the writing & filming process. Definately worth a listen.

Fear Of The Flesh Documentary: (Original 2 hrs 16 min Enhanced 2 hrs 42 min) This mammoth documentary is available either in it's original form or with around 30 minutes of "branching" material. As a retrospective look at the movie this is an exhausting, and utterly fascinating, look at the production. Everything that you could ever wish to know about the movie is gone into here, with a hell of a lot of detail and interviews with pretty much everyone involved.

The Brundle Museum Of Natural History: (11 mins 50s) Chris Walas (who worked on the SFX for The Fly) takes us around film historian Bob Burns house showing us the props & puppets that he has from The Fly. This features some fascinating looks at the different designs for Brundle-fly and it's only drawback is that it is a little too short.

Deleted Scenes: Four deleted scenes, best of which are the failed "monkey-cat" fusing experiment as Brundle-Fly tries to come up with a cure for his affliction and a "butterfly-baby" dream sequence from the end of the movie, which is very very strange. No commentary but each scene has a text explanation as to why it was cut and where it would of come in the movie if it had been left in.

Extended Scenes: Two extended scenes, again without commentary but with text explanation as to why they were trimmed. There is nothing special to these to be honest.

George Langelaan's Original Short Story: The original short story that was published in Playboy that started the whole Fly series. This is a welcome addition but I can't help feeling that it should of been DVD-Rom content as I personnally find it very annoying having to read lots of text off of the TV.

Charles Edward Pogue's Original Screenplay:

David Cronenburg's Rewrite:

Interactive Magazine Articles: 2 magazine articles that, at various points, have either behind the scenes footage or footage from the movie to illustrate their points. A nice touch, but again reading articles of this length off of the TV gets a little tedious.

Film Tests: (6 min 34s) A collection of five film tests for various of the SFX used in the movie. Seeing Jeff Goldblum cavorting around in the Brundle-Fly costume is quite funny but the real treat is the "Cronenfly" footage that shows David Cronenburg trying out the revolving room set used for Brundle-Fly's wall crawling scenes, complete with bright green wings and feelers. Classic.

1986 Electronic Presskit: Closest thing to filler on the DVD as this promotional piece interviews the cast and crew on the set during filming. Would be quite ineresting, but it is overshadowed by the exhaustive Fear Of The Flesh doc.

1986 Electronic Presskit - David Cronenburg Profile: Another promotional piece from 1986, this time focusing just on David Cronenburg. As a mini-bio for the director it is interesting enough but it is dated.

One Sheet & Lobby Card Gallery:

Publicity Gallery:

Behind The Scenes Gallery:

Concept Art Gallery:

Effects Gallery:

Trailers & TV Spots:

The Fly II

Commentary By Director Chris Walas & Film Historian/Archivist Bob Burns: This chat track is pretty funny as Walas and Burns, who are obviously good friends have a very good laugh re-watching the movie. They also do go into the production in quite a lot of detail so this is a very informative and entertaining chat track.

Deleted "Stopping For Food" Scene: (1 min 24s) This deleted scene occurs after Martin's transformation is well under way and, while funny, was quite rightly dropped from the finished movie.

Alternate "Houseboat" Ending: (1 min 7s) A very insubstantial, and pointless, alternate ending.

Transformations: Looking Back at The Fly II: (48 min 30s) This retrospective documentary, while not as exhaustive as the one devoted to The Fly, is still a pretty thorough look back at the making of the movie. Some of the subject matter covered here is also covered in the commentary track but this is a slightly more serious version of events.

"The Fly" Papers: The Buzz on Hollywood's Scariest Insect: (57 min 37s) This documentary looks back at all the different movie incarnations of the Fly from the original Vincent Price starrer to this sequel, and examines the times that the movies were made etc. Quite an interesting history documentary.

1989 Theatrical EPK: (5 min 10s) As with The Fly DVD this "Electronic Press Kit" is a typical "Making Of", and comes close to being the only "filler" on the disc.

CWI Video Production Journal: (18 min) This featurette covers CWI's puppet and effects tests for the movie, the only shame being that there isn't an optional commentary, but as it is this is a fascinating insight into pre-CGI effects work.

Composer's Master Class: Christopher Young: (12 min 41s) Christopher Young talks us through his score for the movie in this retrospective featurette, trying to explain his influences and how he tried to carry the same musical themes throughout the movie.

Storyboard To Film Comparisons: Three storyboard to film comparisons, with optional commentary from Chris Walas. Interesting enough, if you like seeing how close to the storyboards the actual filming came.

Production Photo's Gallery:

Art of The Fly II Gallery:

Storyboards Gallery:

Trailers: Trailers for all of the Fly movies.

 

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James Bond Ultimate Collector's Set

6 NOVEMBER 2007 ΟΛΟ ΤΟ ΠΑΚΕΤΟ 189,5 $

For the first time ever, all 21 of James Bond's riveting adventures are together in one riveting collection! From his premiere in 1964's Dr. No, all the way through to the latest thrilling installment, Casino Royale, Bond never fails to deliver the white-knuckle, heart-in-your-throat action suspense and intrigue that have made him the most enduring...and most appealing...spy the world has ever known. Now you can experience Bond's missions - meticulously restored and presented with their best-ever audio...in a collection that's truly the ultimate 007 gadget ever invented!

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Coming on 12/11/2007 a Harry Potter: Limited Edition Giftset which will include all 5 films, along with a special bonus disc of extras, the Hogwarts Challenge interactive DVD game, collector's cards, a set of bookmarks and more, all contained in Hogwarts steamer trunk packaging.

According to the studio's press site, this box set will be available in DVD, Blu-ray and HD-DVD versions, and the high-def versions of the older films will be available individually on both formats as well.

 

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STARGATE-SG1


MGM has set a Stargate SG-1: The Complete Series box set for release on 10/9 (availabl at the budget busting SRP of $329.98 ). All 10 seasons - 214 episodes - will be presented on disc in anamorphic widescreen with all the previously released extras. The discs will be contained in a metal slipcase with a commemorative booklet.

The set contains 54 discs in all, including 4 discs of all-new bonus content.

Here's what the bonus discs will contain:

Disc 51 (Bonus Disc 1) - Ark of Truth promo, Continuum promo and 3 featurettes (Stargate SG-1: The Lowdown, From Stargate to Atlantis: The Lowdown and Behind the Stargate: Secrets Revealed)

Disc 52 (Bonus Disc 2) - 3 featurettes (Sci Fi Inside: Stargate SG-1's 200th Episode, Behind the Mythology of Stargate SG-1 and Stargate SG-1: True Science)

Disc 53 (Bonus Disc 3) - 3 Timeline to the Future featurettes (Part 1: Legacy of the Gate, Part 2: Secrets of the Gate and Part 3: Beyond the Gate), 3 SG-1 Video Diary featurettes (Teryl Rothery, Don S. Davis and Richard Dean Anderson: Paradise Lost), 4 SG-1 Directors Series featurettes (Smoke and Mirrors, The Changeling, Memento and Prophecy) and 2 additional featurettes (Stargate SG-1 Season 5: Gateway to Adventure and Stargate SG-1: The 100th Episode)

Disc 54 (Bonus Disc 4) - 5 SG-1 Directors Series featurettes (Revisions, Heroes, Resurrection, Threads and Moebius), 2 Beyond the Gate featurettes (A Convention Experience with Amanda Tapping and A Convention Experience with Michael Shanks) and 8 additional featurettes (Behind the Scenes: Journey Inside Lost City, The Storyboard Process, Bra'tac vs. Ronan: Designing the Fight, Stargate Magic: Inside the Lab, Richard Dean Anderson: My Life as a Mime, Profile On: Joseph Mallozzi and Paul Mullie, The Last Day of Teal'C and Stargate SG-1 Alliance: The Making of the Video Game)

 

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Hellraiser: 20th Anniversary Edition

Anchor Bay Entertainment spilled the dirt on the release of their upcoming Hellraiser: 20th Anniversary Edition. Disc is expected to street on October 23rd. Here are the specs:

- Commentary by Clive Barker and star Ashley Lawrence moderated by screenwriter Peter Atkins
- Hellraiser: Ressurection featurette
- Mr. Cotton, I Presume? interview with star Andrew Robinson
- Actress From Hell interview with Ashley Lawrence
- Under the Skin: Doug Bradley on Hellraiser
- Hellcomposer interview with Christopher Young
- Poster & still gallery
- TV & radio spots
- Full Hellraiser screenplay

 

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Κυκλοφορει και στην ελλαδα μεχρι το τελος του σεπτεμβριου σε διπλο dvd απο την audiovisual

 

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Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Complete Series 20th Anniversary Edition - 1987-1994

49 DVD BOX SET

 

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Το Ψωνιστήρι - Cruising (1980)

Το Πνεύμα του Κακού - Poltergeist (1982)

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Το Κουρδιστό Πορτοκάλι: Ειδική Έκδοση - A Clockwork Orange: Special Edition (1971)

Επιβλητικό, συναρπαστικό, μουσικό, χορευτικό και βίαιο.

Ο χούλιγκαν Άλεξ (Μάλκομ ΜακΝτάουελ) περνάει καλά εις βάρος άλλων.

Η διεστραμμένη εναλλαγή του από ανήθικο φρικιό σε πολίτη στρατιωτάκι και ξανά σε φρικιό δίνει ζωή στη δυναμική κιβωτό του Στάνλεϊ Κιούμπρικ, μιας φουτουριστικής μεταφοράς της νουβέλας του Άντονι Μπέργκες.

Αμφιλεγόμενο μετά την πρώτη του κυκλοφορία, Το Κουρδιστό Πορτοκάλι κέρδισε το Βραβείο Καλύτερης Ταινίας και Σκηνοθεσίας του Φεστιβάλ της Νέας Υόρκης και συνέλλεξε τέσσερεις υποψηφιότητες για βραβεία Oscar® συμπεριλαμβανομένου και της Καλύτερης Ταινίας.

Η δύναμη του ακόμα συναρπάζει, εντυπωσιάζει και κρατάει το κοινό με κομμένη την ανάσα!

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2001 Η Οδύσσεια Του Διαστήματος: Ειδική Έκδοση - 2001 A Space Odyssey: Special Edition ( 1968 )

Το υπέρτατο ταξίδι στο χώρο και το χρόνο. Το επικό αριστούργημα επιστημονικής φαντασίας του μεγάλου δημιουργού Στάνλει Κιούμπρικ, τώρα σε ειδική, συλλεκτική έκδοση 2-Δίσκων.


"ΚΟΛΟΣΣΙΑΙΑ. ΚΑΤΑΠΛΗΚΤΙΚΗ. Η ΚΑΛΥΤΕΡΗ, ΟΜΟΡΦΟΤΕΡΗ ΚΑΙ ΠΙΟ ΕΝΤΥΠΩΣΙΑΚΗ ΤΑΙΝΙΑ ΕΠΙΣΤΗΜΟΝΙΚΗΣ ΦΑΝΤΑΣΙΑΣ ΟΛΩΝ ΤΩΝ ΕΠΟΧΩΝ"
-Danny Peary, ALTERNATE OSCARS®

2001: Η Οδύσσεια Του Διαστήματος είναι το φανταστικό, εντυπωσιακό και βραβευμένο με Oscar® αριστούργημα του Στάνλεϊ Κιούμπρικ που περιγράφει τη σχέση ανθρώπου και μηχανής σε ένα πρωτόγνωρο συνδυασμό ήχου και εικόνας.

Ο Κιούμπρικ (ο οποίος βοήθησε στη συγγραφή του σεναρίου μαζί με τον Άρθουρ Κ. Κλαρκ) επισκέπτεται το προϊστορικό παρελθόν της εποχής των πιθήκων και περνάει στη νέα χιλιετία (με τον πιο εντυπωσιακό τρόπο) και στο απέραντο διάστημα ταξιδεύοντας τον αστροναύτη Μπόουμαν (Κιρ Ντουλία) στο ανεξερεύνητο διάστημα και γιατί όχι… στην αθανασία.

«Ανοίξτε τις θύρες, ΧΑΛ». Ένα απίστευτο ταξίδι στο μυστήριο και το άγνωστο μόλις ξεκίνησε.

Περιεχομενα dvd

ΔΙΣΚΟΣ 1:

Η ΤΑΙΝΙΑ
Σχολιασμός Από τους Κιρ Ντουλία και Γκάρι Λόγκγουντ
Κινηματογραφικό Τρέιλερ

ΔΙΣΚΟΣ 2:

Ντοκιμαντέρ από το Channel Four 2001: Η Δημιουργία Ενός Μύθου
4 Αφιερώματα Μικρού Μήκους: Στους Ώμους Του Κιούμπρικ: Η Κληρονομιά, Όραμα Ενός Περασμένου Μέλλοντος: Η Προφητεία του 2001, 2001: Η Οδύσσεια του Διαστήματος – Μια Ματιά Πίσω Από Το Μέλλον, Τι Βρίσκεται Εκεί Έξω;
2001: Ειδικά Εφέ και Πρώτες Εικαστικές Προσεγγίσεις
Κοιτάξτε: Ο Στάνλεϊ Κιούμπρικ! Συνέντευξη του Κιούμπρικ από τον Τζέρεμι Μπέρνσταϊν

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Pan's Labyrinth R3 Limited "Book Edition" DVD set