Star Wars: Attack of The Clones

[Guest Karnage]

From StarWars.Com

 

Here's what the two-disc DVD set - available in both Anamorphic Widescreen (Aspect Ratio 2.35:1) and Fullscreen editions - will feature:

 

Attack of the Clones, mastered directly from the digital source by THX for superior sound and picture quality, presented in Dolby 5.1 Surround EX (English) and Dolby 2.0 Surround (English, Spanish and French)

Audio commentary by Writer-Director George Lucas; Producer Rick McCallum; Editor and Sound Designer Ben Burtt; Visual Effects Supervisors Pablo Helman, John Knoll and Ben Snow; and Animation Supervisor Rob Coleman, offering personal insights into the making of the film.

Eight deleted scenes created for the DVD release, with introductions by George Lucas, Rick McCallum and Ben Burtt

"From Puppets to Pixels," an all-new, full-length documentary that tracks the revolution in digital character animation, featuring the creation of the digital Yoda, Dexter Jettster and more

"State of the Art: The Previsualization of Episode II," an all-new documentary featuring never-before-seen Animatics of Episode II

Ben Burtt and his team explain the process of creating the sound for Episode II in the all-new documentary "Films Are Not Released; They Escape"

Three behind-the-scenes featurettes exploring Episode II's storyline, action scenes and love story

All 12 parts of "Making Episode II," the web documentaries that first appeared here at starwars.com

The "Across the Stars" music video featuring John Williams

Downloaded by millions from starwars.com, the original theatrical teaser and launch trailers, plus 12 TV spots

Galleries of theatrical posters, print campaign from around the world, and never-before-seen production photos

An Episode II visual effects breakdown montage from Industrial Light & Magic

HoloNet News website

DVD-ROM weblink to exclusive Star Wars content

 

 

Nice cover eh?

[Guest starvenger]

But when is someone gonna make "Edit of the Clones"??

[Guest C.H.U.D.]

That cover would be better if they had Jango Fett on it. Also, why release a full frame version? They didn't do that with Episode 1, and all that does it cater to the ignorance of blockbuster soccer moms.

[Guest pochorenella]

I'm buying it. When's the release date?

[Guest C.H.U.D.]

11/12

[Guest Black Lushus]

sah-weet! just in time for my baby to be born, I can watch star wars as i rock her to sleep, excellent!

[Guest Karnage]

I really hope George Lucas releases the Original Trilogy on DVD. The whole 1997 SE was really stupid with all those changes.

[Guest pochorenella]

I really hope George Lucas releases the Original Trilogy on DVD. The whole 1997 SE was really stupid with all those changes

 

I think the SE improved a lot of things, except for Geedo shooting first. For example, the Sarlaac Pit looked better, all the things going on in Mos Eisley, and the celebration music at the end of ROTJ (the original music was horrible).

But I heard Lucas won't realease the Star Wars Trilogy on DVD until Episode III is finished, he says he has no time to do it properly, so we're just gonna have to wait.

 

And hey, did anybody catch the movie digitally? I think there were some scenes that were different from the regular projected movie. If anybody knows what I'm talking about please post here. I just hope those scenes are included on the dvd edition.

[Guest Karnage]

They are transferring the Digital version of the film which includes all the little added bits to DVD.

 

I was gonna see it digital, but the damn theatre put Lilo & Stitch for the digital showings instead.

[Guest Human Fly]

This looks really good, I can't wait for it to come out. I wonder what the deleted scenes will be.

 

Why does any DVD come out full frame when almost every DVD player I know of has an option where you can switch the screen to full frame? The people who can't get over "the black bars" don't have to see them, and the people who want widescreen get to be happy too.

[Guest pochorenella]

Cool.

 

The Episode I dvd was completely packed, and this one looks to be the same. I agree that the should have put Jango on the cover, though.

[Guest Marshall]

I think the SE improved a lot of things, except for Geedo shooting first. For example, the Sarlaac Pit looked better, all the things going on in Mos Eisley, and the celebration music at the end of ROTJ (the original music was horrible).

Um...no Give me origanal any day.

[Guest kkktookmybabyaway]

"Um...no Give me origanal any day."

 

Agreed. I cringe every time in ROTJ when I watch that added footage right before that chick gets eaten by Jabba "pet."

 

<bleech)

[Guest C.H.U.D.]

I really hope George Lucas releases the Original Trilogy on DVD. The whole 1997 SE was really stupid with all those changes.

Unfortunately, Lucas has stated many times that if Episodes IV-VI are released on DVD, they will ONLY be released as the Special Edition versions. He has no interest in releasing the "original, untouched" trilogy because they don't "meet his expectations".

[Guest MrRant]

Well... they meet my expectations so goddamn it release them. When is Indiana Jones coming to DVD goddamnit?

[Guest BorneAgain]

I think they should make this the cover

 

 

 

 

btw will this special edition have the ability to delete crappy dialouge by Hayden Christensen

[Guest Karnage]

He has no interest in releasing the "original, untouched" trilogy because they don't "meet his expectations".

 

Well maybe someone out there on the net will make a petition...but it's not gonna be me. Anyways, its pretty stupid for Lucas to think of them as roughcuts.

[Guest pinnacleofallthingsmanly]

George Lucas is a moron. The special effects and a little bit of the fighting were the best things about Episode 2. There were man things that were terrible about both Episodes 1&2. There was nothing compelling about Anakin Skywalker in either movie. When I saw Episode 1 for the first time, I was thinking that Lucas must have owed someone a favor because there must be better child actors out there. In Episode 2, we were supposed to see Anakin start to gravitate towards the dark side, but it was done so shoddily. Anakin seemed like a punk bitch, and if I had to put up with his punk ass he would have turned to the dark side much sooner. I can watch Star Wars and The Empire Strikes Back with their inferior special effects, but the new movies irritate me. I would be very surprised if 25 years from now, people think Episodes 1&2 are really that good.