Dawn of the Dead (2004) Commentaries (1 Viewer)

[Scott*E]

I've noticed that both the rated and unrated DVDs have commentary tracks. Since the unrated version runs nine minutes longer, I was wondering if anyone knows if the tracks will be different or if one of them is just edited? My guess is that the commentaries are not recorded in real time with the movie, but instead, just interviews with cast and crew edited together and spread out longer over the uncut version maybe?

 

[Sven Lorenz]

The unrated version has already been released in Germany and the commentary is "recorded in real time with the movie".

I can't say anything about the rated version - it wasn't released here.

 

[T r o y]

Will the Dawn of the Dead Remake Dir.Cut have a dts track ?

Thanks.

 

[T r o y]

bump

 

[Travis W.]

Nada on the DTS track:

http://www.dvdempire.com/Exec/v4_ite...159468&redir=1

 

[JonBoriss]

thats a shame, universal is usually pretty good with DTS tracks and this movie should have one.

 

[ChristianLiemke]

This one was recorded one day before the US-theatrical-release. I found it a very dull commentary.

 

[Adam Barratt]

I, on the other hand, found it quite interesting. Different strokes.

If you're a Babylon 5 fan you might find one of the included documentaries quite surreal. Called "Special Report: We Interrupt This Program!" it stars the late Richard Biggs (Dr. Stephen Franklin) as a news reader. It may be one of his last acting jobs and was a bit of a surprise. Even more bizarrely, at the end of the documentary there's a recorded Preidential statement voiced by Bruce Boxleitner (Captain Sheridan). As the credits rolled all became clear: the documentary was made by New Wave Entertainment, who also made the featurettes for the B5 season box sets.

Adam