Sentences with phrase «film on a single disc»

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Hard drives store data on discs coated with a metallic film divided into tiny magnetic regions, each of which stores a single bit — the more regions you can squeeze on to a disc, the bigger the capacity.

It's the first feature - length narrative film shot in a single take (on digital video, using a specially designed disc instead of tape).

Now on Blu - ray from Twilight Time, the film is treated to a single - disc release containing both the theatrical and extended cuts, with viewers able to choose between the two.

A single - disc DVD containing the theatrical and unrated versions of the film will also be available on January 29th.

Because there was just too much music for a single CD, producer James Fitzpatrick has generously added some other music on the second disc, from other vaguely - connected films - some famous, some not - so - famous - I was particularly pleased to hear Sol Kaplan's Judith for the first time.

The final extra is found not on the disc but next to it: it is a single - sided sheet supplying directions and a unique redemption code for the included UltraViolet digital copy of the film, which you are promised just two years to redeem.

Highlighted by yet another excellent audio commentary by writer / director Craig Brewer, the single - disc effort also includes a making - of featurette («Conflicted»), a behind - the - scenes look at the filming of the «Black Snake Moan» musical sequence, and another on the film's musical influences («Rooted in the Blues»).

The single - disc release includes a multi-part documentary on the making - of the film, a short sound featurette («The Sound of Terror»), cast and crew profiles, and a paltry two deleted scenes.

These are all nice additions to the material that appeared on the single - disc release a year ago, but the musical performance extras are probably the best thing about re-buying this film on DVD.

Concurrent with the release of its sequel (which makes Miss Congeniality look like fucking solid gold) and this single - disc reissue, the studio has decided to release yet another edition of the film on DVD: a Deluxe Gift Set that bestows upon us a copy of the soundtrack CD.

Release Date: 23 March 2010 Fantastic Mr. Fox releases to DVD (single disc) with the following extras: - Widescreen presentation of the film on DVD - From Script to Screen - Still Life (Puppet Animation)- A Beginner's Guide to Whack - Bat Fantastic Mr. Fox also releases in a Blu - ray / DVD Combo edition.

The boutique studio offers a single - disc standard definition upgrade over MGM's low - priced DVD as well as the film's debut on Blu - ray Disc, which we look at hdisc standard definition upgrade over MGM's low - priced DVD as well as the film's debut on Blu - ray Disc, which we look at hDisc, which we look at here.

The disc opens with the wonderfully nostalgic, gorgeous The Umbrellas of Cherbourg, the score that brought Legrand his first real recognition on the international stage (with the whole film featuring not a single line of spoken dialogue, instead the whole lot being sung to his music).

The disc also features six different radio spots, a single TV spot, and a theatrical trailer (2 mins., HD) consisting mainly of the film's money shots edited together, tail to head, with The Car's signature horn blaring on the soundtrack: BEEP!

Whatever the deficiencies of the film, its presentation on Blu - ray courtesy of E1 in Canada (single disc BD only release) and Summit in the United States (BD / DVD combo disc) shows it in its best light.

As far as I can tell, this is the same video and audio presentation available on the single - disc edition of the film that premiered on DVD last year.

On the other hand, TVA effectively transforms The Pianist into a Superbit title by devoting an entire platter to the film itself (Universal has crammed both The Pianist and its supplementary material onto a single DVD — Editor's Note: I have just learned that the Universal disc is a DVD - 14, making this a moot point); the result is flawless compression, and the 5.1 DTS and Dolby Digital tracks have room to breathe next to one another.

Ten years later, Criterion recently treated the film to a new two - disc DVD and a single - disc Blu - ray, its first release on that format.

The film's indie heartthrob status is further elucidated over the course of a nice array of bonus material on this single disc, housed in a regular Amray case.

The DVD and Blu - ray are both released on single disc and two - disc sets, that latter with the usual making of featurette and deleted scenes, plus a short featurette on the film's set design and locations and a brief «Shooting Diary,» all in Cantonese with English subtitles.

Those disappointed that Warner couldn't make the film fit on a single - sided disc (as Paramount was able to for the equally long The Godfather Part II) may be glad to know that the Blu - ray does.

DVD Features: New Line would have been better off not even bringing this film on DVD at all, but the single - disc release does include a 60 - minute making - of featurette, perhaps to explain why it took so long for director Terrence Malick to edit the damn thing.

The film hits stores on Tuesday in a single - disc DVD, a three - disc Blu - ray 3D + Blu - ray + DVD combo pack, and the two - disc Blu - ray + DVD set reviewed here, all of which contain Warner's preferred digital copy format of UltraViolet.

Featuring three separate audio commentaries with director Ron Howard, co-writer Akiva Goldsman, and co-writer Cliff Hollingsworth, the single - disc release also includes a nice selection of deleted scenes, a casting featurette («The Fight Card»), and a short profile on legendary trainer and film consultant Angelo Dundee («The Record: The History of Boxing»).

Also featured on the single - disc release are a handful of production featurettes focusing on the look and origin of the film («Crafting Four Brothers»), its characters («Behind the Brotherhood»), and the making - of the Mercer house shootout.

Disney this week released the film on single - disc DVD, three - disc DVD, double - disc Blu - ray, and three - disc Blu - ray.