It was released on the 29th of June. I cannot find any reviews online, though. If it has a good, anamorphic transfer, then it would be a must-buy for Sam Fuller fans.
IMDb lists it as being 1.33:1 pan and scan. But a true review of the disc would give confirmation. I believe the film was shot in either Panavision or Techniscope @ 2.35:1. I could be wrong, though.
It has an, apparently, superb 2.35:1 anamorphic transfer.
And a UK edition is due on 23rd August: http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/B0002HSDTG/qid%3D1089386864/202-1277985-1294214[/url]
I'm not sure if this is going to be from the same 2.35:1 anamorphic transfer like the French edition. I presume it will be, but you never can tell. Fox own the U.S. rights, do they not?
Features: Discussion Of Samuel Fuller With Jerome Henry Rudes, co-Writer with Samuel fuller of Third Face, A Biography Of the Director Lloyd Kaufman Interviews Director Vincent Sherman, Remembering Samuel Fuller and a Discussion Of the Hollywood Blacklist Lloyd Kaufman Interviews With Eric Sherman on Samuel Fuller Interview With Troma President Lloyd Kaufman On Samuel Fuller Today's Youth Evaluates Samuel Fuller Special On-Location At Sundance Introduction By Lloyd Kaufman
It is Pan & Scan. I haven't "watched" the film yet so I can say how it looks.
As for the other person's comments about Troma, Dario Argento's film STENDAHL SYNDROME is widescreen but not anamorphic. So they do release DVDs widescreen.