Don't Look Now R1 Criterion DVD ADDED

[Rafael_Kuehn]

OMG, I just noticed that you're missing a Criterion release of a certified classic! Okay guys, line up, you know what has to follow:



Now get your clothes back on and rectify your sinful omission!

Title: Don't Look Now
Country: USA
Region: 1
Releasing Studio: Criterion
Case Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Anamorphic?: yes
PAL or NTSC?: NTSC
Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 1.0 Mono
Subtitles (are they optional?): English with Italian for the Italian dialogue, optional
Cuts: (and if you know it, precise run time) 110:11 min
Commentaries: none
Extras:

leaflet with an alternate cover design and an essay by David Thompson

Disc 1:
* The Film
theatrical trailer (03:15)

Disc 2:
""Don't Look Now", Looking Back" featurette (19:23)
"Death in Venice" featurette (17:28)
"Something Interesting" featurette (29:40)
"Nicolas Roeg: The Enigma of Film" featurette (14:19)
"Graeme Glifford and Bobbie O'Steen" interview (43:02)
"Nicolas Roeg at Ciné Lumière" Q&A with the director (47:30)

Notes:
Easter Eggs:
Amazon ASIN (UK, French, German, USA releases only): B00PULRH2S
Source:* I own it.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

It's difficult to find exact specs on more recent Criterion DVDs since most online specs are for Blu-rays and DVDs are rarely reviewed. I personally have not bought a new Criterion DVD in a long time (if you don't count that I bought a new copy of "Hard Boiled" about 2 weeks ago).

Anyway, added it, thank you!

[Rafael_Kuehn]

It's difficult to find exact specs on more recent Criterion DVDs since most online specs are for Blu-rays and DVDs are rarely reviewed. I personally have not bought a new Criterion DVD in a long time (if you don't count that I bought a new copy of "Hard Boiled" about 2 weeks ago).

Anyway, added it, thank you!

Happy to help! It might be worth noting that the "Looking Back" and "Death in Venice" featurettes are identical to the features on the UK Optimum Special Edition DVD ("Death in Venice" being the proper title for the interview with composer Pino Donaggio). The Optimum edition has a 16-page booklet with an essay by Ryan Gilbey.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Thanks. I had the Optimum DVD before upgrading to the Blu-ray. Updated.