Disc 1 Special Features:
4 Audio Commentaries
Outtakes
Theatrical Trailers & TV Spots
The Man Who Would Be Fuzz
Hot Funk
Fuzz-O-Meter
Storyboards
Flick Book: The Other Side
Disc 2 Special Features:
22 Deleted Scenes With Optional Audio Commentary
Making Of Documentary
13 Video Blogs
Featurettes
Photo & Poster Galleries
Plot Holes & Comparisons
Special Effects: Before & After
Dead Right: Edgar Wright's First Cop Movie With Filmmaker Commentaries
Am Blam: Making Dead Right
Technical Features:
Widescreen 2.35:1 Anamorphic
Dolby Digital 5.1 EX
Languages - English
Subtitles - English SDH
Region 2, 4 / PAL / Colour
Running Time 116 Minutes
Hot Fuzz R2 2-disc SE
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patrick
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While exact specs for the US DVD haven't been announced, it looks like it's going to be one disc and missing most of the UK special features, much like Shaun of the Dead. Here's the specs for the R2, which came out today:
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patrick
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I wasn't sure if I should make a thread in the regular DVD News & Discussion forum for this, but Wal-Mart is selling a two-pack of Hot Fuzz that includes the second disc of the UK set as the other disc. The shitty thing is that the movie itself appears to be fullscreen in the vast majority of the 2-packs - I made a rare trip out to Wal-Mart today to try and find a widescreen two-pack and they didn't even have the movie by itself in widescreen. A few people on other forums have had success finding widescreen copies though, so I guess it's all about location, location, location. People are also saying that you can buy the two-pack, separate the two cases (the bonus disc is in a separate Amray), and return the movie for a widescreen copy.
Is Wal-Mart keeping fullscreen going at this point? I was blown away to see how heavily they favor fullscreen, even for a title they had a million copies of like 300 there were only a few widescreen copies, and they were all on the bottom shelf.
Is Wal-Mart keeping fullscreen going at this point? I was blown away to see how heavily they favor fullscreen, even for a title they had a million copies of like 300 there were only a few widescreen copies, and they were all on the bottom shelf.
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But even with the second disc, the 3 additional commentaries are still missing, you only get the Wright/Pegg commentary.
It might frustrate some US viewers since in that commentary, Pegg frequently says "ya, I mentioned more about that in the other commentary...." so he doesn't go into the details, assuming that the DVD has all 4 tracks on it.
also, I'm not sure whats up with DEAD WRIGHT on the US discs,
on press releases I've read, it says "An EDITED version of Dead Wright"
The UK disc runs for about 40 minutes including intro from Wright, and bloopers at the end. What about the US disc?
The Region 2 is definitely contender for DVD of the year.
It might frustrate some US viewers since in that commentary, Pegg frequently says "ya, I mentioned more about that in the other commentary...." so he doesn't go into the details, assuming that the DVD has all 4 tracks on it.
also, I'm not sure whats up with DEAD WRIGHT on the US discs,
on press releases I've read, it says "An EDITED version of Dead Wright"
The UK disc runs for about 40 minutes including intro from Wright, and bloopers at the end. What about the US disc?
The Region 2 is definitely contender for DVD of the year.