Title: Blow
Starring: Johnny Depp
Released: 23rd September 2008
SRP: $28.99
Further Details:
Warner Home Video has announced a Blu-ray release of Blow which stars Johnny Depp, and Penelope Cruz. The disc will be available to own from the 23rd September, and should retail at around $28.99. Extras will include a commentary with director Ted Demme and George Jung, deleted scenes, character outtakes, a production diary, behind the scenes featurettes, a trivia subtitle track with direct access to additional features, a digital copy of the film, and the trailer. We've attached the artwork below:
Synopsis
Quote: There’s no money in a “real job.” So George Jung deals pot. Lots of it. The blue-collar kid dubbed Boston George spirals up from there, into the riches and excesses of the huge cocaine cartels. And crashes hard. Johnny Depp portrays George, the ambitious outlaw who, perhaps more than any American, transformed powder cocaine from relative obscurity in the U.S. into a 1970s/80s feeding frenzy. Penelope Cruz costars in this riveting, fact-inspired tale of glitz and glamour, fast times and hard time, betrayal and Blow.
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Johnny Depp
Released: 23rd September 2008
SRP: $28.99
Further Details:
Warner Home Video has announced a Blu-ray release of Blow which stars Johnny Depp, and Penelope Cruz. The disc will be available to own from the 23rd September, and should retail at around $28.99. Extras will include a commentary with director Ted Demme and George Jung, deleted scenes, character outtakes, a production diary, behind the scenes featurettes, a trivia subtitle track with direct access to additional features, a digital copy of the film, and the trailer. We've attached the artwork below:
Synopsis
Quote: There’s no money in a “real job.” So George Jung deals pot. Lots of it. The blue-collar kid dubbed Boston George spirals up from there, into the riches and excesses of the huge cocaine cartels. And crashes hard. Johnny Depp portrays George, the ambitious outlaw who, perhaps more than any American, transformed powder cocaine from relative obscurity in the U.S. into a 1970s/80s feeding frenzy. Penelope Cruz costars in this riveting, fact-inspired tale of glitz and glamour, fast times and hard time, betrayal and Blow.
News by Tom Woodward
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I know!! That is really c**ppy on there part. I still will buy it because im a sucker for Blu Rays.
i never had a chance to watch this... i might pick up a regular DVD...
This is the first New Line release I've seen with the Warner logo parked in it's usual space on the spine...
Depp was great in this, will pick this up
What are you jackoffs talking about "loseless audio"? Its 5.1 get over it. If you need more suck some dix.
Bludcrimson, you were warned about your conduct in multiple threads before this. I've received four complaints about you today alone.
Now all we need is Final Destination and The Cell from New Line and ill be set.
Bad move on the Lossless Audio and the lack of Multilanguage options though, only English subtitles?
New Line has to go back for changes on this.
Nevunder wrote: This is the first New Line release I've seen with the Warner logo parked in it's usual space on the spine...
well clearly New Line is a division of Warner so that doesnt surprise me.
Bad move on the Lossless Audio and the lack of Multilanguage options though, only English subtitles?
New Line has to go back for changes on this.
Nevunder wrote: This is the first New Line release I've seen with the Warner logo parked in it's usual space on the spine...
well clearly New Line is a division of Warner so that doesnt surprise me.
lee09 wrote: Now all we need is Final Destination and The Cell from New Line and ill be set.
Bad move on the Lossless Audio and the lack of Multilanguage options though, only English subtitles?
New Line has to go back for changes on this.
Nevunder wrote: This is the first New Line release I've seen with the Warner logo parked in it's usual space on the spine...
well clearly New Line is a division of Warner so that doesnt surprise me.
I know, that's the point I was making - it's the first one I've seen come through since it was announced back at the beginning of the year...
Bad move on the Lossless Audio and the lack of Multilanguage options though, only English subtitles?
New Line has to go back for changes on this.
Nevunder wrote: This is the first New Line release I've seen with the Warner logo parked in it's usual space on the spine...
well clearly New Line is a division of Warner so that doesnt surprise me.
I know, that's the point I was making - it's the first one I've seen come through since it was announced back at the beginning of the year...
BLUDCRIMSON wrote: What are you jackoffs talking about "loseless audio"? Its 5.1 get over it. If you need more suck some dix.Geez - I wonder why he was banned (did you ever taste the sarcasm?)
At the end of the day, we are being ripped off if they cannot put on the best audio the format can allow (mind you that is letting alone the fact they may not have produced such an audio track...)
At the end of the day, we are being ripped off if they cannot put on the best audio the format can allow (mind you that is letting alone the fact they may not have produced such an audio track...)
lee09 wrote: Bad move on the Lossless Audio and the lack of Multilanguage options though, only English subtitles?
New Line has to go back for changes on this.
Yes.
Good News: No more of New Line's region-locking nonsense.
Bad News: No DTS-HD MA 7.1 which is the norm for New Line titles, even older ones are being remixed these days AFAIK...
Imagine Warner releasing Lord of the Rings with a Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack instead of the lossless 7.1 one I've heard many times is sitting around and waiting.
New Line has to go back for changes on this.
Yes.
Good News: No more of New Line's region-locking nonsense.
Bad News: No DTS-HD MA 7.1 which is the norm for New Line titles, even older ones are being remixed these days AFAIK...
Imagine Warner releasing Lord of the Rings with a Dolby Digital 5.1 soundtrack instead of the lossless 7.1 one I've heard many times is sitting around and waiting.
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I'm probably gonna have to pass. What's the point of getting a Blu Ray if you can't maximize the audio potential??
Come on Warner what gives??