The Vengeance Trilogy (US - DVD R1 | BD RA)
Palisades Tartan announces a trilogy boxed set for Park Chan-wook's films...
Title: The Vengeance Trilogy (IMDb: 1, 2, 3)
Starring: Various
Released: 16th March 2010
SRP: $49.93
Further Details:
Palisades Tartan has announced the Blu-ray release of The Vengeance Trilogy for the 16th of March, priced at around $49.93. The eight-disc set will include 'more special features then any other set on the planet' (including the Korean version), celebrity essays, as well as a 'few surprises'. Exact specs are a little on the shaky side at the moment, but the full press release can be found below. It's not yet clear if the eight discs will be comprised of both DVD and BD versions of the film, but it's a distinct possibility. Audio is also likely to be in high-definition on the BDs. As always, we'll bring you more info and artwork ASAP.
Quote: Each film is recorded in their original language (Korean) and offer English and Spanish subtitles. Each title is presented in anamorphic widescreen, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound and DTS Surround Sound 5.1. Special features include an essay on each film by celebrated filmmakers, actors and writers, including Eli Roth... Additional features include - but are not limited to - audio commentary by Park Chan-Wook and actor Ryoo Seung-wan (SYMPATHY FOR MR. VENGEANCE), behind-the-scenes, The Process of Mr. Vengeance, My Boksu Story, storyboards, photo gallery, filmographies, film notes, crew interviews, three audio commentaries (OLDBOY), 5 behind-the-scenes featurettes, Le Grand Prix at Cannes, deleted scenes with commentary, regular and Fade-to-White versions (LADY VENGEANCE), character interviews (Lee Geum Ja, Prof. Baek, Prisoners, Families), Lady Vengeance at the 62nd Venice Film Festival, Trailer, Film Notes, Making of and deleted scenes.
News by Chris Gould
Starring: Various
Released: 16th March 2010
SRP: $49.93
Further Details:
Palisades Tartan has announced the Blu-ray release of The Vengeance Trilogy for the 16th of March, priced at around $49.93. The eight-disc set will include 'more special features then any other set on the planet' (including the Korean version), celebrity essays, as well as a 'few surprises'. Exact specs are a little on the shaky side at the moment, but the full press release can be found below. It's not yet clear if the eight discs will be comprised of both DVD and BD versions of the film, but it's a distinct possibility. Audio is also likely to be in high-definition on the BDs. As always, we'll bring you more info and artwork ASAP.
Quote: Each film is recorded in their original language (Korean) and offer English and Spanish subtitles. Each title is presented in anamorphic widescreen, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound and DTS Surround Sound 5.1. Special features include an essay on each film by celebrated filmmakers, actors and writers, including Eli Roth... Additional features include - but are not limited to - audio commentary by Park Chan-Wook and actor Ryoo Seung-wan (SYMPATHY FOR MR. VENGEANCE), behind-the-scenes, The Process of Mr. Vengeance, My Boksu Story, storyboards, photo gallery, filmographies, film notes, crew interviews, three audio commentaries (OLDBOY), 5 behind-the-scenes featurettes, Le Grand Prix at Cannes, deleted scenes with commentary, regular and Fade-to-White versions (LADY VENGEANCE), character interviews (Lee Geum Ja, Prof. Baek, Prisoners, Families), Lady Vengeance at the 62nd Venice Film Festival, Trailer, Film Notes, Making of and deleted scenes.
News by Chris Gould
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Well, it's 19th March and i can't find the Blu-ray set details. Amazon just lists the DVD set. They also list a 6 Disc Blu-ray set for June 15th. I'm not sure if this is the same thing. Anybody have any updates? I wouldn't want to buy the DVD set if I have the option of picking up the Blu-ray with the same extras.
UPDATE:
I just read on Blu-ray.com that this set comes out on June 15th on Blu-ray. It will be a 4 disc affair. Discs 1-3 are Blu and Disc 4 is a DVD.
Disc 1 will comprise of Discs 1 and 2 of the DVD set.
Disc 2 will comprise of Discs 3 to 5 of the DVD set (including Autobiography of Old Boy).
Disc 3 will comprise of Discs 6 and 7 of the DVD set (the 2 versions of Lady Vengeance).
Disc 4 is the same as Disc 8 of the DVD set.
Guess I have to wait a little longer now!
UPDATE:
I just read on Blu-ray.com that this set comes out on June 15th on Blu-ray. It will be a 4 disc affair. Discs 1-3 are Blu and Disc 4 is a DVD.
Disc 1 will comprise of Discs 1 and 2 of the DVD set.
Disc 2 will comprise of Discs 3 to 5 of the DVD set (including Autobiography of Old Boy).
Disc 3 will comprise of Discs 6 and 7 of the DVD set (the 2 versions of Lady Vengeance).
Disc 4 is the same as Disc 8 of the DVD set.
Guess I have to wait a little longer now!
Ah, good to know. Hopefully the BR treatments are better than what Oldboy has already received. Either way, pretty stoked about being privy to a release of the trilogy that is boasted as more comprehensive than any other release in the world...and for such extraordinary films, no less.
Oddly enough we're in contact with them as well, hence this news piece
The press release definitely mentions both Blu-ray and DVD.

GreyFox787 wrote: Here's a link to the press release I read back in October outlining the full specs of the release. Unfortunately, BR does not appear to be in the equation at all.
http://www.hkflix.com/interact/xq/asp/did.471/q...As someone who is in contact with a Tartan rep, the reason they were pushed back were to create a Blu-Ray box as well.
http://www.hkflix.com/interact/xq/asp/did.471/q...As someone who is in contact with a Tartan rep, the reason they were pushed back were to create a Blu-Ray box as well.
Here's a link to the press release I read back in October outlining the full specs of the release. Unfortunately, BR does not appear to be in the equation at all.
http://www.hkflix.com/interact/xq/asp/did.471/q...
http://www.hkflix.com/interact/xq/asp/did.471/q...
triply wrote: Didn't Chris Gould have these 3 movie pics as his signature, before he changed it to that hot babe? Another fan of the trilogy! I just can't wait for Mar 16!
Yep, I did. I'm a very big fan of those three films (well all of his films actually).
Got Thirst and it's region locked.
Yep, I did. I'm a very big fan of those three films (well all of his films actually).
Got Thirst and it's region locked.
Chris Gould wrote: So then, Palisades Tartan UK, how can the US operation offer this mega set? How is it that they have access to the colour version of Lady Vengeance when Hugh K. David said it wasn't available to PT? Why is the SRP for this set less than the RRP of buying the three films separately in the UK? I'm a little bit annoyed to tell you the truth. Would have been better to hold off for a few months and give both countries identical content.
We should have known better than to believe some PR wanker. Emperor's new clothes, etc, etc.
We should have known better than to believe some PR wanker. Emperor's new clothes, etc, etc.
So Lady Vengeance is getting both Colour and Fade to Black versions?
I'm sure the UK will get it too, sooner or later.
I'm sure the UK will get it too, sooner or later.
WOW!!! Amazing! I didn't want to be shortchanged, which is why I imported a PS3 from the US a year ago. It is the first 60gb one, with SA-CD capibility and hardware support for PS2 games. The best part? It plays Region A Blu-rays! So, this set is right on top of my buy list now!
I loved all 3. I felt Sympathy for Mr. Vengence was the most raw and brutal one, Oldboy was the most accomplished and definately best one and Lady Vengence was the most visually stunning one. While I bought the 3 disc edition of Old Boy (The one packed like Band of Brothers), I was contemplating on which Lady Vengence to pick up. Now I get both the versions and possibly the best 2010 box set!
Didn't Chris Gould have these 3 movie pics as his signature, before he changed it to that hot babe? Another fan of the trilogy! I just can't wait for Mar 16!
I loved all 3. I felt Sympathy for Mr. Vengence was the most raw and brutal one, Oldboy was the most accomplished and definately best one and Lady Vengence was the most visually stunning one. While I bought the 3 disc edition of Old Boy (The one packed like Band of Brothers), I was contemplating on which Lady Vengence to pick up. Now I get both the versions and possibly the best 2010 box set!
Didn't Chris Gould have these 3 movie pics as his signature, before he changed it to that hot babe? Another fan of the trilogy! I just can't wait for Mar 16!
Day one purchase, love these films.
Have the Oldboy blu-ray, but will definitely pick this up to get the other 2 on my hands and pass the old copy to a friend.
I'm tempted to say I like Lady Vengeance even more than Oldboy.
I'm tempted to say I like Lady Vengeance even more than Oldboy.
Really liked Old Boy, fell asleep during one of the others. Maybe I should give them a new chance.
Oldboy is my all time favorite film but I haven't seen either Vengences which makes me mad. Will without a doubt pick up.
Dammit. Already got the Oldboy Blu-ray, months ago....
This was supposed to be released on 11/24/09. Now I finally understand why the local MovieStop keeps saying its on backorder...
Fu_Manchu wrote: Will this include the fade to black Lady Vengeance version on the korean dvds? I own a copy with it on it but there were zero subtitles for it.
That information is in the press release.
That information is in the press release.
I can't wait to have this set
Will this include the fade to black Lady Vengeance version on the korean dvds? I own a copy with it on it but there were zero subtitles for it.
I hope hope hope this is not region locked. The UK releases of these great films were an absolute disgrace, extras wise.
Yeah, I have a copy of Thirst on the way. Should know if it's region locked or not in a couple of days.
At least you guys get Thirst on Blu-ray. . .but I do think its odd that the UK does not get this set.
So then, Palisades Tartan UK, how can the US operation offer this mega set? How is it that they have access to the colour version of Lady Vengeance when Hugh K. David said it wasn't available to PT? Why is the SRP for this set less than the RRP of buying the three films separately in the UK? I'm a little bit annoyed to tell you the truth. Would have been better to hold off for a few months and give both countries identical content.
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