BEOWULF Director's Cut BLU-RAY 18/03/2008 Import UK

La version Director's Cut de BEOWULF est disponible depuis le 18 mars en version BLU-RAY en Grande Bretagne.

Il s'agit d'un Blu-Ray REGION ABC car édité par WARNER en Europe (Parmount aux USA)avec vraie version française.

Le contenu :

Dolby TrueHD English,
Dolby Digital 5.1 English, German, French, Spanish and Italian in 5.1. Also 2.0 Audio descriptive track.
German, French, Spanish and Italian subtitles....

Special features are listed as being in 1080i and they are:

A Hero's Journey-The Making Of Beowulf

Beowulf-Mapping The Journey

The Origins Of Beowulf

Beasts Of Burden-Designing The Creatures Of Beowulf

The Art Of Beowulf

Creating The Ultimate Beowulf

Additional Scenes


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Plus de détais sur les bonus de ce Blu-Ray REGION ABC/FREE - Warner Oblige - donc visible sur toutes les platines BD europpéennes :

The Supplements: Digging Into the Good Stuff


This Blu-ray import includes most of the standard features that appear on the domestic HD DVD and DVD releases of 'Beowulf.' As it stands, the only non-exclusive supplement that's missing in action is the film's theatrical trailer. Still, it's not a huge loss when you consider the remaining features are presented in high definition.

A Hero's Journey: The Making of Beowulf (HD, 24 minutes) -- This intriguing featurette begins as Zemeckis introduces the cast to the motion capture studio. He explains the technology, the interactive objects, and the process they should expect with the shoot. From there, a group of fly-on-the-wall cameras follow Winstone and crew as the motion capture devices are applied to their faces, as they interact on set, and as they experience Zemeckis's shooting method for the first time. The featurette even documents visits from writer (and comics legend) Neil Gaiman, actor Tom Hanks, and a few other surprise guests. The film's cast members are incredibly amicable in spite of the challenges and frustrations presented by the abnormal shoot and I found myself laughing quite a few times. This is an excellent behind-the-scenes featurette that thoroughly explores every aspect of the pre-animated production.

Deleted Scenes (HD, 12 minutes) -- A collection of cuts, most of which are presented as unfinished animatics. I don't think any of the cuts would have enhanced the film or the story, but it's tough to tell when the animation hasn't been completed.

The Origins of Beowulf (HD, 5 minutes) -- Writers Roger Avery and Neil Gaiman join Zemeckis in a discussion of the original story and their adaptation. They talk about the changes they made from the early text, the inferences they made about Grendel's family tree (as well as the origin of the fire dragon), and a major change they brought to Beowulf's encounter with Grendel's mother.

The Art of Beowulf (HD, 5 minutes) -- I really enjoyed this detailed look at the art direction in the film. It explores the sketches, concept art, models, color tests, and historical research that led to Beowulf's stylized palette.

Beasts of Burden: Designing the Creatures of Beowulf (HD, 7 minutes) -- Artist interviews, concept art, storyboards, and animatics are brought together to explore the creation of the sea serpents, the mermaid, Grendel, his mother, and the fire dragon. This featurette blazes by rather quickly, but it's certainly worth your time. It reveals just enough details to give a nice overview of the majority of the creature design decisions used in the film.

Creating the Ultimate Beowulf (HD, 2 minutes) -- This featurette finally answers why Ray Winstone was cast in the film if Zemeckis's hero was meant to look like a completely different person. It's a bit too short, but it answers most of the questions I had and continues to make me appreciate the director's ultimate goals with his motion capture endeavors.

Vous avez une boutique serieuse UK a me conseiller

Suffit d'attendre la version FRA qui devrait je pense pas tarder non?

Sarlacc a écrit:Suffit d'attendre la version FRA qui devrait je pense pas tarder non?

C'est le 28 mai

amazon

Bon alors ? on voit sa bite dans la version uncut ?

Et sinon au moins les tetons d'Angelina !

Pizza a écrit:Bon alors ? on voit sa bite dans la version uncut ?

Et sinon au moins les tetons d'Angelina !

Spece de vicelard

Schum a écrit:Vous avez une boutique serieuse UK a me conseiller

Amazon.co.uk :

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Beowulf-Blu-ray-Ray-Winstone/dp/B0010V5SW8/ref=pd_ts_d_h__1?ie=UTF8&s=dvd

Pizza a écrit:Bon alors ? on voit sa bite dans la version uncut ?

Et sinon au moins les tetons d'Angelina !

Non rien de cela.
Le film est beaucoup plus gore. le sang gicle de partout sur certaines scenes.
Je vais encore me répéter mais l'image est à tomber par terre.
C'est une vraie piste francaise qui est proposée.

c est une piste francaise 5.1 ?

hades_77 a écrit:c est une piste francaise 5.1 ?

Oui c'est bien une vraie piste française en 5.1.

Darth Fredius a écrit:

hades_77 a écrit:c est une piste francaise 5.1 ?

Oui c'est bien une vraie piste française en 5.1.

ok merci a toi

hades_77 a écrit:

Darth Fredius a écrit:

hades_77 a écrit:c est une piste francaise 5.1 ?

Oui c'est bien une vraie piste française en 5.1.

ok merci a toi

De rien.

on peut le trouver chez hd movie source


mais ce qui me derange c'est cette jaquette avec ce gros chiffre rouge

je l'ai vu au ciné en 3D , c'etait genial

je vais attendre le blu-ray français

Paramount Home Entertainment has announced the Blu-ray release of Beowulf: Director's Cut for the 29th of July. A complete list of specs can be found below, and we'll bring you the art as soon as we can.

* 2.40:1 Widescreen Transfer (1080p)
* Audio: Dolby TrueHD 5.1 English, Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 English
* Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
* Featurette: A Hero's Journey: The Making of Beowulf
* Featurette: The Volume
* Featurette: "T" Time
* Featurette: What is the E.O.G.?
* Featurette: Lay of the Land
* Featurette: Givin' Props
* Featurette: Scanners
* Featurette: Stunts and Rigs
* Featurette: Plan of Attack
* Featurette: Fight Me
* Featurette: Baby It’s Cold Inside
* Featurette: Beasts of Burden
* Featurette: The Origins of Beowulf
* Featurette: Creating the Ultimate Beowulf
* Featurette: The Art of Beowulf
* Featurette: A Conversation with Robert Zemeckis
* Additional Scenes: Grendel Runs Towards Herot
* Additional Scenes: Hrothgar Awakened by Unferth
* Additional Scenes: Scylding's watch Escorts Beowulf
* Additional Scenes: Wealthow Shows Beowulf the Sundial
* Additional Scenes: Beowulf Boasts to the People of Herot
* Additional Scenes: Beowulf Hammers Grendel's Arm
* Additional Scenes: Celebration and Seduction
* Additional Scenes: Wulfgar Greets Beowulf at the Stockade
* Additional Scenes: Beowulf's Day Unferth Finds the Horn
* Additional Scenes: Cain on the Barrows (Original)
* Additional Scenes: Cain on the Barrows (Alternate)
* Trailers: Theatrical Trailer
* Easter Eggs: Coffee Break with John Malkovich

source : dvdactive

Il m'interesse ce film (depuis que je sais que j'aurai pas a prendre la version UK)

Il est comment ? sa vaut l'achat ?

M@DRÉ a écrit:Il m'interesse ce film (depuis que je sais que j'aurai pas a prendre la version UK)

Il est comment ? sa vaut l'achat ?

Techniquement c'est une grosse claque. L'image est sublime : couleurs éclatantes, définition au razoir profondeur incroyable etc... La piste son True HD lossless est superbe.
Bref un "Blu-Ray de démo" (c).

(c) Copyright Darth Fredius Incorpored and Insane 2008.

Si c'est "Blu-Ray de démo" comme tu dis

Je pense que je vais me le prendre.

(Merde je vais devoir payer des frais d'auteur)