Dawn of the Dead (UK - BD RB)
We have specs and artwork for the BD release of the classic Romero feature...
Title: Dawn of the Dead (IMDb)
Starring: Ken Foree
Released: 19th October 2009
SRP: £17.99
Further Details:
Arrow Video has announced the Blu-ray release of Dawn of the Dead for the 19th of October, priced at around £17.99. Full specs for the release can be found below, along with the artwork.
Disc One (Blu Ray)
Disc Two (DVD)
Disc Three (DVD)
Also Included
Exclusive, four artwork option packaging; double sided poster with all-new Rick Melton painting on one side and the original UK theatrical artwork on reverse; 'For Every Night There is a Dawn' booklet written by Calum Waddell.
News by Chris Gould
Starring: Ken Foree
Released: 19th October 2009
SRP: £17.99
Further Details:
Arrow Video has announced the Blu-ray release of Dawn of the Dead for the 19th of October, priced at around £17.99. Full specs for the release can be found below, along with the artwork.
Disc One (Blu Ray)
- Theatrical Cut of the Feature in 1080p High Definition
- DTS-HD and Stereo Audio Options
- Audio Commentary by Director George A Romero, Special Effects Artist Tom Savini and Assistant Director Chris Romero
- Audio Commentary by Producer Richard P. Rubinstein
- 'Document of the Dead' Documentary
- 'Document of the Dead: The Lost Interview' and Deleted Scenes
- 'Fan of the Dead' Documentary
Disc Two (DVD)
- Director's Cut of the Feature
- 'The Dead Will Walk' Documentary.
Disc Three (DVD)
- Dario Argento's Cut of the Feature
- 'Scream Greats' Documentary
- Publicity Vault Containing US and German Trailers, TV and Radio Spots, Reviews, Arrow Video's Giallo Trailers ('Macabre', 'Sleepless' and 'The House by the Cemetery')
Also Included
Exclusive, four artwork option packaging; double sided poster with all-new Rick Melton painting on one side and the original UK theatrical artwork on reverse; 'For Every Night There is a Dawn' booklet written by Calum Waddell.
News by Chris Gould
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Great set - whay can't they always release them like this???
Andy3105 wrote: So I guess the transfer for the Blu Ray is up to scratch then Wilsons?
It is a pretty nice transfer, and easily the best way you can watch it. Full review coming very soon.
THE WILSON BROS
It is a pretty nice transfer, and easily the best way you can watch it. Full review coming very soon.
THE WILSON BROS
Same situation here. Already have the SD of all the cuts, and the theatrical on blu-ray. I do love the cover art on these though.
I saw Survival of the Dead a couple days ago here at Fantastic Fest. It wasn't all that great, but I got to see Romero there. He's ridiculously nice.
I saw Survival of the Dead a couple days ago here at Fantastic Fest. It wasn't all that great, but I got to see Romero there. He's ridiculously nice.
Meh. Already have the U.S. Anchor Bay releases of the Ultimate Dawn of the Dead(SD) and the BD release of the theatrical cut. Nice packaging, but I wouldn't double dip for this unless they had the DC and Argento's cuts in BD as well.
Wilson Bros wrote: Andy3105 wrote: Any ideas on whether it's worth getting, I always preferred the DC myself but who am I to argue with Romero?
The main reason for only putting out the theatrical edition is that the elements for the other ones just aren't up to it. Arrow really wanted to do them, but they would have looked just awful when put out on Blu-ray. They look fine when presented in SD, but it seems that the extra resolution afforded by high-definition just rips them apart.
This set is the Mutt's Nuts, comprising all three versions, the theatrical in Blu, a ton of extras and all wrapped up in packaging which you won't get anywhere else.
All this for £18? You can't spend you money more wisely than this set.
THE WILSON BROS
So I guess the transfer for the Blu Ray is up to scratch then Wilsons?
The main reason for only putting out the theatrical edition is that the elements for the other ones just aren't up to it. Arrow really wanted to do them, but they would have looked just awful when put out on Blu-ray. They look fine when presented in SD, but it seems that the extra resolution afforded by high-definition just rips them apart.
This set is the Mutt's Nuts, comprising all three versions, the theatrical in Blu, a ton of extras and all wrapped up in packaging which you won't get anywhere else.
All this for £18? You can't spend you money more wisely than this set.
THE WILSON BROS
So I guess the transfer for the Blu Ray is up to scratch then Wilsons?
The great news for us non-Blu Ray converts is that Arrow are currently considering releasing this package on standard DVD too! 
Andy3105 wrote: Any ideas on whether it's worth getting, I always preferred the DC myself but who am I to argue with Romero?
The main reason for only putting out the theatrical edition is that the elements for the other ones just aren't up to it. Arrow really wanted to do them, but they would have looked just awful when put out on Blu-ray. They look fine when presented in SD, but it seems that the extra resolution afforded by high-definition just rips them apart.
This set is the Mutt's Nuts, comprising all three versions, the theatrical in Blu, a ton of extras and all wrapped up in packaging which you won't get anywhere else.
All this for £18? You can't spend you money more wisely than this set.
THE WILSON BROS
The main reason for only putting out the theatrical edition is that the elements for the other ones just aren't up to it. Arrow really wanted to do them, but they would have looked just awful when put out on Blu-ray. They look fine when presented in SD, but it seems that the extra resolution afforded by high-definition just rips them apart.
This set is the Mutt's Nuts, comprising all three versions, the theatrical in Blu, a ton of extras and all wrapped up in packaging which you won't get anywhere else.
All this for £18? You can't spend you money more wisely than this set.
THE WILSON BROS
Andy3105, it's certainly worth getting. With the theatrical cut in hi-def and the directors cut and Argento version in the same package on dvd I don't think you could beat it for value. Especially with all the extras they've gathered together in one collection.
Any ideas on whether it's worth getting, I always preferred the DC myself but who am I to argue with Romero?
Hi, I have heard that this date of 19th October is an Exclusive date for HMV only .It goes on general release in March 2010
Hi, I have just checked out the release of Dawn Of The Dead and it is right only HMV will release on the 19/10. play.com and amazon both list it for release on the 1/3/10.
Hi, I have just checked out the release of Dawn Of The Dead and it is right only HMV will release on the 19/10. play.com and amazon both list it for release on the 1/3/10.
Pretty cool looking collection. To bad no one is putting the other cuts on Blu-ray yet.
We're working on a review of this right now...
THE WILSON BROS
THE WILSON BROS
wow i didnt even know this was coming out.i currently dont own the movie so ill look into this for sure.
Cool
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