Lost Season 4 (US BD) in December
25-04-2008 20:11 | 3344 views | Dave Foster | Show Backlinks
Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment have announced the US Region A Blu-ray Disc release of Lost Season 4 on 9th December 2008 priced at $96.99 SRP. More than three months after their fateful crash, the survivors of Oceanic Flight 815 learn the only thing more dangerous than the Island might be the people who have come to save them from it.
The twists keep on coming in Season 4 of Lost with 14 episodes spread across five-discs along with the following features:
The twists keep on coming in Season 4 of Lost with 14 episodes spread across five-discs along with the following features:
- 1080P 1.78:1 Widescreen
- English PCM 5.1 Uncompressed (48kHz/16-bit)
- French language options
- Lost Bloopers
- Audio Commentaries
- Deleted Scenes
- Lost on Location - Go on location with the cast and crew of Lost for a behind-the-scenes look at the making of some of Season Four’s hottest episodes.
- Freighter Folk (working title) - Where did the folks on the freighter come from? Get to know them and find out what the show runners looked for in new cast members.
- Transforming Hawaii (working title) - From the deserted beach to urban Los Angeles, Hawaii serves as a global backdrop for the excitement and intrigue of Lost. Join the small army of technicians that transforms Hawaii to the Island as they go about their duties.
- Gun Tracking(working title) – Lost features a formidable array of firearms Get real life gun profiles and find out what it’s like working with so much firepower.
- The Music of Lost (working title) – The Honolulu Symphony performs Michael Giacchino’s award-winning score live for the first time ever. Witness the power of the show’s many musical themes as well as its innovative use of instruments—and learn how music affects the production, from writing to directing.
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I wish Disney would release Season 1 & 2 :(.
Gun crazy
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Check The Digital Bits, concerning your request: "If you're looking for older seasons of Lost and Gray's (or other shows, like Smallville) on Blu-ray, you'll have to wait a little longer. Industry sources are telling us that BD authoring and replication facilities are packed with work on new release and catalog film titles for the holidays, so older TV product is taking a back seat right now, at least until later in the year. They'll come eventually, but it's going to take some time."
just another DVD addict
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I would be happy if they started releasing them on Region B as well. At least Season3 and Season4, can't be that hard since the authoring work has already been done.
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Thanks Robert. It still seems odd to give us S3 and S4 but not S1/S2.
I'd prefer they just release them Region Free.
Member
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Oh really? Well never mind that. As long as there'll be an all six seasons complete series boxset in HD in a couple years, I don't mind waiting, really.
Member
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Is there any reason why this release is the same 5 discs as the DVD version? I was hoping that 50Gb discs would mean less discs used overall for releases like this.
It swims, it eats and it makes little sharks!
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I am really tempted to buy this and the previous season. I saw some trails on recent BluRay purchase and I have never seen such rich and vibrant greens!
The level of detail and realsitic colour were just incredible!
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You catch a shark, cut off its fins and tail, throw it back into the water ALIVE, but now unable to swim - so it slowly drowns - only to dry then boil those fins down to make a tasteless watery broth that costs the earth and is nothing more than a status symbol.
Ignorance personified.
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@ KAC: They're in HD ;)
More discs can also mean a higher price. They're make a packet out of box sets, even when they cost a fraction to produce.
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"More discs can also mean a higher price. They're make a packet out of box sets, even when they cost a fraction to produce."
Yeah... I was afraid of that. Still, I wonder how many discs they could saved by using a losslessly compressed sound format instead of PCM? Even one would have been nice.