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I'm starting to get jazzed for this one now. I haven't seen Titanic in a few years, so revisiting it with dts audio, a new transfer and myriad extras should be a real eye-opener. It looks as though the artwork on the UK 4-discer (now deemed to be the 'Definitive Collector's Edition') has been...

I forgot about the R3 edition - it's be great if it turned out the same as the R2. Fox seem to follow the simultaneous 1-disc/2-disc European release strategy there (unlike the "let's release the 2-disc set six months later" tactic that Fox use in the US & Canada) so the R3 NTSC version could be...

In answer to your earlier query Dave, pitch-correction is usually applied to the whole track, but one of the most common techniques leaves very tiny gaps in the audio (1/25th of a second long IIRC) that present as audible drop-outs. The first LOTR film, apparently having been pitch-corrected...

Gah. I'd like an NTSC version, but seeing as I won't be getting that fourth disc if I go for a US/Asian edition it's gotta be the PAL R2 version. Speed-up be damned, I'm not missing out on a four-disc edition!

Dave's heartbreak & subsequent reattachment aside, I've gotta say it's a shame that (according to the Bits) nowhere will see a 4-disc DVD edition. I hope it's because the head honchos realised they could pack everything onto the 3-discer and print one release, as opposed to sacrificing lots of...

The UK dvd magazine DVD Review has a short interview with Cameron about this very subject in the latest issue. The interview is not online yet so here are the juicy bits (I would type the whole thing out but I can't be bothered). Cameron has stated that he will extend the movie to include more...