Trainspotting, Cop Land and Flirting With Disaster in June

12-03-2004 22:11 | 4996 views  |  Dave Foster

Buena Vista Home Entertainment have announced three new titles on the Miramax Collector's Series label for 1st June 2004. Full details follow...

Trainspotting - $29.99 - This two-disc set will offer the following features:
  • 1.85:1 Anamorphic Widescreen
  • English DD5.1 & DTS 5.1 Surround
  • French language track
  • Filmmaker feature commentary
  • Deleted scenes with optional commentary
  • Trainspotting retrospective featurette – the film then and now includes filmmaker interviews
  • Cannes Film Festival interviews
  • Biographies – cast and crew
  • The Making of Trainspotting featurette
  • Gallery of images
  • Teaser trailer
  • Original theatrical trailer
Cop Land - $19.99 - Boasting a never-before-seen director's cut of the film along with the following features:
  • 1.85:1 Anamorphic Widescreen
  • English DD5.1 Surround
  • French language track
  • Feature Commentary with director James Mangold, producer Cathy Konrad, actors Sylvestor Stallone and Robert Patrick
  • Deleted scenes with optional filmmaker commentary
  • Shootout storyboard sequence
  • The Making of an “Urban Western” – Behind The Scenes featurette
Flirting With Disaster - $19.99 - This comedy starring Ben Stiller will offer the following features:
  • 1.85:1 Anamorphic Widescreen
  • English DD5.1 Surround
  • French language track
  • Deleted scenes
  • Hilarious ‘mistake’ outtakes from the feature and from the deleted scenes
  • Flirting With Disaster Original Featurette






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#1 Posted: 12-03-2004 22:22
Kevin O'Reilly
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Report this post		Hey, an anamorphic Copland director's cut - I'm there! :cool:
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#2 Posted: 13-03-2004 00:44
bradavon
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Report this post		I don't think much of the Train spotting cover. It's the same as our R2 SE, right?

Doh! I only recently bought the R2 of Cop Land, after giving up trying to get the long OOP anamorphic R4. Still it only cost me £3.50.
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#3 Posted: 13-03-2004 08:27
The Voivod
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Report this post		No, the R2 SE of Trainspotting had a nice bright orange cover (not sure about the first version), I don't think much of the Miramax cover either. It looks like the contents of the two DVD's are the same though.
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#4 Posted: 13-03-2004 10:07
MollyRingwald
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Report this post		Makes it look like a knockabout comedy...
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#5 Posted: 16-03-2004 17:43
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Report this post		Isn't it basically just the theatrical release artwork?
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