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Patrick Mirza

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Specs include: New widescreen Digital transfer (2.40:1), supervised by Director Wes Anderson; DD 5.1 and DTS audio; Audio Commentary by Wes Anderson; Portraits by Albert Maysles; a "Making of" Featurette; Exclusive Cast interviews and behind-the-scenes Footage; Outtakes and Deleted Scenes; The Peter Bradley Show with Cast Interviews; The Art of the Movie - In-Depth Art Direction and Production Design Featurette; Theatrical Trailers; Collectible Multi-Panel booklets with set design drawings, director introspective and DVD guide.
 

LukeB

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July 9, from what I have read. That's the Criterion/BV release. There is just one.
 

JohnS

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Glad to see they got rid of that pinkish hue color from the front cover
 

Joe Vidal

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Does this mean there will be a "deluxe box-set compilation" of Wes Anderson criterion's?
Think of it : Bottle Rocket, Rushmore and Tennabaum's in one tidy package!;)
 

Jon Robertson

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It's fantastic to see so much new cinema in The Criterion Collection (In The Mood for Love, Traffic, George Washington...)

Since I fell head over heels in love with The Royal Tenenbaums I await this feverishly. My most anticipated DVD of the year except for Brass Eye, released tomorrow in the UK!
 

Greg_Y

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Not to be rude, but does anyone else think that the cover is pretty "non-Criterion looking"? Even though the discs have that Rushmore type look, this is the busiest Criterion DVD cover I've seen. Maybe they didn't have a say in the packaging (?). Regardless, it sounds like it's true, it's Criterion + Wes Anderson + 2 discs, and that adds up to must-have for me.
 

Jon Robertson

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It's made up to look like a hardback book (note the wear and tear on the spine and corners), but BV probably just wanted it to look as much like the posters as possible.

The inside looks to be done by Eric Chase-Anderson, which is great news!
 

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