[Mike Wadkins]

again with the fith element ! whats going on with cthv?.
oh and at long last a leon special ed but where is the comentary that was promised

from the great dvd answers

: Columbia SE's
Starring: N/A (Various)
Released: 11th January 2005
SRP: $24.96 Each

Further Details
Arriving early next year in two-disc special edition form will be The Fifth Element starring Bruce Willis and Milla Jovovich, and Leon which stars Jean Reno and Natalie Portman. Both will be available to own from the 11th January, priced at around $24.96 each. Extras on The Fifth Element will include a Star Element featurette and film gallery, a Visual Element featurette and film gallery, Alien Element which is another gallery of featurettes, a Digital Element featurette and more. The special edition of Leon will also include a wealth of new extra material, along with the unrated international version of the movie in a Superbit™ presentation. Extras will include a ten year reunion featurette entitled The Professional, a Trial by Fire: Natalie Portman As Mathilda featurette, a Birth of a Star: Jean Reno As Leon featurette and more. We'll bring you further details on these new titles, including the official region one artwork, shortly. Stay tuned.

[TheBat]

I have the R2 of the fifth element. nice packaging for it.. but the extras are just okay.

JACOB

[Eddy-C]

Cool, I've been wanting to pick up 5th Element for a while but for some reason haven't. Which is strange because its so cheap now, did the PQ suck on the old one?

[KyleC]

I think the Superbit will be all I need.

[JustinCleveland]

Both the original version and the Superbit are supposedly excellent, why the double-double-dip?

[Matt Czyz]

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did the PQ suck on the old one?

Quite the opposite. In Region 1, both the regular and Superbit versions have fantastic picture and audio quality.

[Russell G]

Are these both superbits with extra discs? If so I'm sold. I haven't actually paid for wither of these, getting them as gifts, but I'll upgrade them at that price.

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Cool, I've been wanting to pick up 5th Element for a while but for some reason haven't. Which is strange because its so cheap now, did the PQ suck on the old one?

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Both are considered reference quality and are frequently cited as test discs in equipment reviews.



BGL

[Chris Rein]

Here we go with the triple/quadruple dips! But not for me! [img]images/smilies/smile.gif[/img]



The "best" version is already out for both films according to CTHV, Superbit, so there's no need to make another one. What a waste of time and money on their part.



They are just trying to milk the DVD cow as hard as they can until Blueray/HD-DVD comes out. Then there will be probably 2 or three more versions in that format, "SuperDuperBit!" [img]images/smilies/biggrin.gif[/img]

[MikeEckman]

There was a time I would have been excited about this, and theres been a few times I have considered importing the R2 SE of Fifth Element, bu