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Open Season 2 (UK - DVD R2 | BD)

We also have specs and artwork for the release of this recent animated sequel

Title: Open Season 2 (IMDb)
Starring: Jane Krakowski
Released: 9th February 2009
SRP: £19.99

Further Details:
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced the DVD and Blu-ray release of Open Season 2 for the 9th of February 2009, priced at around £19.99 and £24.99 respectively. A list of confirmed specs can be found below, along with the artwork. A boxed set containing both the first and second films will also be available on DVD and Blu-ray, priced at around £24.99 and £34.99 respectively.

DVD Release

1.78:1 Anamorphic Widescreen Transfer
Dolby Digital 5.1 Audio
How to Draw: Boog, Elliot & Fifi
Deleted Scenes
Music Video: Who Let the Dogs Out
Going Wild! With the Voice Cast of Open Season 2
Wacky Weenie Arcade: Elliot's "Go Fetch!; Track That Treat; Fix that 'Do; Boog's Waterslide Maze Craze; Doggie Strength Test

Blu-ray Release

1.78:1 Widescreen Transfer (1080p)
Audio: Arabic Dolby Digital 5.1, Croatian Dolby Digital 5.1, Czech Dolby Digital 5.1, Danish Dolby Digital 5.1, English Dolby TrueHD 5.1, German Dolby TrueHD 5.1, Finnish Dolby Digital 5.1, Norwegian Dolby Digital 5.1, Polish Dolby Digital 5.1, Slovak Dolby Digital 5.1, Swedish Dolby Digital 5.1, Turkish Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles: English, English HOH, Arabic, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Finnish, German, Hindi, Norwegian, Polish, Serbian, Slovak, Slovene, Swedish, Turkish
Save Mr. Weenie! Exclusive Blu-ray Game
Going Wild! With the Voice Cast of Open Season 2
How to Draw You Favourite Charters: Boog, Elliot & Fifi
Three Deleted Scenes
Music Video: Who Let the Dogs Out

News by Chris Gould

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RThomas

Disney also got the distribution rights for Ghibli and, thanks to John Lasseter, has given wide releases to recent Miyazaki movies.

Concerning "Open Season", it actually allowed Paul Westerberg to get a paycheck with the songs on the sountrack, which could not be a bad thing.

RalphFiennes

Yeah, but bear in mind that the kids of today also live in a world where computer games are a more socially acceptable and popular entertainment medium, and most kids also get into reality TV shows too (I run a few local youth groups and all they talk about is computer games, I'm a Celebrity... and X-Factor). So having rubbish TV shows for kids is more about a lack of demand. BBC have abolished their once-classic Saturday morning line-up altogether.

Also, Disney did Pirates of the Caribbean. Love them or hate them, kids flocked to those in droves. You only need to look at the merchandising to know that Disney was well aware that kids made up a fair chunk of the audience.

Frankly though, if Pixar is all they've got, I'd be happy to sacrifice quantity for more consistent quality than has ever been seen.

Sam Spade

RalphFiennes wrote: You kidding? Kids have never had it so good in my opinion. Not in this case of course, but sadly cr@p has always proliferated. But lets not forget that the kids of today have been able to grow up with Ratatouille, Finding Nemo, WALL-E... basically all of Pixar's catalogue. When I was a kid all I had was Toy Story. And granted, Disney's renaissance too. But still, this isn't an altogether terrible time to be a kid.

Pixar is all they have. Disney has come out with maybe 2 great animated/semi animated films since their renaissance (Lilo & Stitch, Enchanted). Kids animated TV shows are no where near as brillient as they were in the 80-90's, at least here in the US. As far as movies go this is just another recycled sequel. Kids do have more Anime available to them, although in horrible dubbed quality.

llama

True, I'm glad we finally have some kid-friendly movies coming out, not to mention good ones, such as the amazingness that is Wall*E. However, not this c**p. It's wierd, it seems that kids movies typically either rule, or suck.

RalphFiennes

You kidding? Kids have never had it so good in my opinion. Not in this case of course, but sadly cr@p has always proliferated. But lets not forget that the kids of today have been able to grow up with Ratatouille, Finding Nemo, WALL-E... basically all of Pixar's catalogue. When I was a kid all I had was Toy Story. And granted, Disney's renaissance too. But still, this isn't an altogether terrible time to be a kid.

Sam Spade

Who let the dogs out? oooooooooof ooooooooof ooooooooooooof

I feel sorry for kids these days. Just another pointless animated sequel.

Worst Nightmare

"Weiner takes all"
HA ha ha...oo..err...gawd....

The Curmudgeon

Pass.

coqui2k

not necessary