24 (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
Fox Home Entertainment has revealed highres artwork for the DVD and Blu-ray
Title: 24 (IMDb)
Starring: Kiefer Sutherland
Released: 19th May 2009
SRP: $49.98
Further Details:
Our good friends at TVShowsOnDVD.com have posted the first details on DVD ($49.98) and Blu-ray ($69.99) releases of 24: Season 7 which stars Kiefer Sutherland. Each will be available to own from the 19th May. Extras will include audio commentaries on 12 of the episodes, deleted scenes with optional commentary by co-executive Producer Stephen Kronish and Producer Paul Gadd, and featurettes ("24's Villians", "The Ambush", "The Fumicite Festival Presents the Music of 24"). Artwork is attached:
Quote: Set in Washington D.C., for the first time, the season opens four years after Season Six with the Counter Terrorist Unit (CTU) dismantled and Jack on trial for all his “misconduct” at CTU. Jack’s day takes an unexpected turn when the government is threatened and his expertise are needed once again.
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Kiefer Sutherland
Released: 19th May 2009
SRP: $49.98
Further Details:
Our good friends at TVShowsOnDVD.com have posted the first details on DVD ($49.98) and Blu-ray ($69.99) releases of 24: Season 7 which stars Kiefer Sutherland. Each will be available to own from the 19th May. Extras will include audio commentaries on 12 of the episodes, deleted scenes with optional commentary by co-executive Producer Stephen Kronish and Producer Paul Gadd, and featurettes ("24's Villians", "The Ambush", "The Fumicite Festival Presents the Music of 24"). Artwork is attached:
Synopsis
Quote: Set in Washington D.C., for the first time, the season opens four years after Season Six with the Counter Terrorist Unit (CTU) dismantled and Jack on trial for all his “misconduct” at CTU. Jack’s day takes an unexpected turn when the government is threatened and his expertise are needed once again.
News by Tom Woodward
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NICE! I love the artwork. So this thing's coming out pretty much as soon as the show ends? That's a first for "24" - usually, they wait until right before the next season starts...
I was hoping this would include the TV movie "Redemption", looks like it will have to be a separate purchase after all :-(
F.
F.
That's really odd how this comes out about a week before the season ends.
The 2 hour season finale is on 5/18, this comes out the day after.
I'd buy it just for the art...and because I have all the other seasons. Nice cover.
so it comes out one day after the finale airs?
well damn, might as well wait the extra day and watch it when you buy it. lol
well damn, might as well wait the extra day and watch it when you buy it. lol
Russell78 wrote: The 2 hour season finale is on 5/18, this comes out the day after.
Ah, well I'm finding it listed as both 5/18 and 5/25. But I'm more liable to believe the 5/18 date.
Ah, well I'm finding it listed as both 5/18 and 5/25. But I'm more liable to believe the 5/18 date.
God I love 24, always have always will. I even loved Day Six which I know divided fans. I only just completed my collection, minus Redemption. And looking at the price of the BD set on Amazon I might be tempted to get it on Blu, if its Reg B.
Then once I get Redemption on 2 Disc I will start at the beginning from Day 1 and go right to the end. In some ways its a hard show to rewatch because you can't just pick any episode. You kind of have to watch the full 24 hours.
Then once I get Redemption on 2 Disc I will start at the beginning from Day 1 and go right to the end. In some ways its a hard show to rewatch because you can't just pick any episode. You kind of have to watch the full 24 hours.
Huh, I guess FOX decided to release multiple TV sets extra early this year because Family Guy vol 7 is coming out in June instead of in the fall around the time of the premiere of the new season as well.
Anyway, I planned on watching this on DVD so I'm glad I don't have to wait until December to buy this.
Anyway, I planned on watching this on DVD so I'm glad I don't have to wait until December to buy this.
24 has obviously gone downhill. The new season, from the little I've watched, seems like a huge improvement over season six however. It has an almost filmic quality now. Maybe it's because I've been watching it in high definition though. That baby torture thing was really weird and horrible though.
that was quick (probably due to the fact the season has been finished for months due to the long and interrupted production schedule due to the writer's strike).
Definitely rushed, little greedy on Fox's part - but what do you expect from 'em.
When you look at the calendar, even though this is released the day the season ends (the last day will be a 2-hour finale, as we all know) - this is a horrible idea. The DVD can potentially leak and the last episodes will be available on the internet before they've even aired.
Either Fox is all kinds of stupid or TVShowsOnDVD.com's article is inaccurate.
When you look at the calendar, even though this is released the day the season ends (the last day will be a 2-hour finale, as we all know) - this is a horrible idea. The DVD can potentially leak and the last episodes will be available on the internet before they've even aired.
Either Fox is all kinds of stupid or TVShowsOnDVD.com's article is inaccurate.
Gildia wrote: 24 has obviously gone downhill.
Obvious? To whom? Every critic and every viewer I know all agree that this season has been a complete success (so far).
The last few shows have been as rivetting as any from the early years. Take the opportunity to watch this season from the beginning and judge for yourself
Obvious? To whom? Every critic and every viewer I know all agree that this season has been a complete success (so far).
The last few shows have been as rivetting as any from the early years. Take the opportunity to watch this season from the beginning and judge for yourself
Agreed with Stubby. I'm a die-hard 24 fan and I'd say Day 1 and 5 are the best made. As someone already mentioned, Day 6 divided fans and it was definitely a dip in quality compared to Day 5.
Having said that, Day 7 has been excellent and the last 4 episodes aired have been mind-blowing, Day 5-quality.
Having said that, Day 7 has been excellent and the last 4 episodes aired have been mind-blowing, Day 5-quality.
24 was great till monday it still good but wont be the same with out a certaint some one. 
Season 7 wrapped production in December. Normally they finish production in early to mid-April, which is why the DVD's are normally released in December. They had plenty of extra time to work on the DVD's.
Also, some of you may not be aware but Jon Cassar, who has directed some of 24's best episodes, has left the series. This will be your last chance to hear his audio commentaries on this show.
And yes, Season 7 has been a success ratings-wise and creatively.
Also, some of you may not be aware but Jon Cassar, who has directed some of 24's best episodes, has left the series. This will be your last chance to hear his audio commentaries on this show.
And yes, Season 7 has been a success ratings-wise and creatively.
Excellent! bring it. love the artwork
Dang! They should do this with every show and I mean like with Lost.
yankeemike81 wrote: 24 was great till monday it still good but wont be the same with out a certaint some one.
I did my best slo-mo "NOOO!" when that happened...
Spoiler R.I.P. Bill
I did my best slo-mo "NOOO!" when that happened...
Spoiler R.I.P. Bill
Well I don't have to worry about a December purchase for my Christmas gift! I can receive this as a belated birthday gift instead!!! Wat to go Fox!!!!
I love this show, and this season kicks all others asses.
Very cool of FOX to release this right after the season ends. Great artwork to boot.
Deleted scenes for anyone interested:
Quote: Jack Talks About His Daughter
Colonel Dubaku Sends a Message
Larry Confronts Sean
President Taylor Recites Her Message
Jack Helps Henry Until the EMTs Arrive
Chloe disseminates Dubaku’s Files
Agent Walker Tells Kim that Jack is Sick
Kim Visits Her Father
President Taylor and Tim Woods Discuss the Emergency Response Protocols
Tony Drags Jack
President Taylor Doubts Herself
The Contingency Plan is Revealed
Agent Walker Orders that the Suspect be Transported back to FBI
Tim Worries About President Taylor
Quote: Jack Talks About His Daughter
Colonel Dubaku Sends a Message
Larry Confronts Sean
President Taylor Recites Her Message
Jack Helps Henry Until the EMTs Arrive
Chloe disseminates Dubaku’s Files
Agent Walker Tells Kim that Jack is Sick
Kim Visits Her Father
President Taylor and Tim Woods Discuss the Emergency Response Protocols
Tony Drags Jack
President Taylor Doubts Herself
The Contingency Plan is Revealed
Agent Walker Orders that the Suspect be Transported back to FBI
Tim Worries About President Taylor
Great artwork...feels like Quantum's cover...
E. Costigan wrote: Definitely rushed, little greedy on Fox's part - but what do you expect from 'em.
Why is it that whenever a studio decides to buck the typical release schedule for a DVD set or whatever, the word "greed" always comes up?
What does "greed" have to do with anything? They're going to make the same amount of money no matter when it's released. So what's the difference?
And why is "greed" even a bad thing? The objective of running a business is to make money. Plain and simple. People don't go into business just to "break even".
Why is it that whenever a studio decides to buck the typical release schedule for a DVD set or whatever, the word "greed" always comes up?
What does "greed" have to do with anything? They're going to make the same amount of money no matter when it's released. So what's the difference?
And why is "greed" even a bad thing? The objective of running a business is to make money. Plain and simple. People don't go into business just to "break even".
Cant wait for the Blu Ray of this defiantly the best series to date to many characters killed of though.
Well, just when I thought they couldn't get any quicker in releasing DVD's.
And to all those who gave up after Day 6, give it another go. Season 7 is fantastic, and 24 is back in excellent form. Season 6 sucked, but it seems like they've learned their lesson and elevated the quality once again.
And to all those who gave up after Day 6, give it another go. Season 7 is fantastic, and 24 is back in excellent form. Season 6 sucked, but it seems like they've learned their lesson and elevated the quality once again.
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Good artwork though, no corners with other heads but just Jack.