Adding insult to injury, this Blu - ray + DVD combo pack is a joke in
the bonus features department and, like many of this film's jokes, not a good one.
With extras listed over four pages, Evan Almighty would appear to be extremely stacked in
the bonus features department, but it all adds up to about 75 minutes of content, or less than what a commentary would run, had we not been gratefully spared that.
Grand Budapest Hotel leaves room for improvement in
the bonus features department, should the film someday join Anderson's first six in the Criterion Collection.
More surprisingly, the release offers a pretty blatant downgrade in
the bonus features department.
Just be prepared for major disappointment in
the bonus features department.
The film is also lighter than expected in
the bonus features department.
In keeping with Halloweentown High's pattern of falling short of the first two films, its DVD is a bigger disappointment in
the bonus feature department than the double feature release.
Not exact matches
It's in the special
features department that Criterion continues to impress, with an impressive array of
bonus features including the prerelease version of the film, a great commentary, and loads of newly produced featurettes.
While you might think that Great Britain's first computer - animated
feature film lends itself to some insightful
bonus material on how the Brits did things differently (and less expensively), Valiant lays a big egg in the supplements
department with just two measly offerings.
The movie is dutifully presented on DVD, with nary a flaw in the video / audio
department and the much - appreciated effort of genuinely enjoyable
bonus features in the way of an amusing audio commentary, game, and party planner.
Though containing a fair quantity of
bonus features, this Unrated Edition DVD does not score well in the quality
department.