Lot of corrections this time.
Aspect Ratio: 2.40:1
Codec: MPEG-4 MVC
Picture: 1080p
Cuts: No cuts - Unrated Director's Cut in both 2D and 3D (79:03)
Extras: "Making of Bloodrayne: The Third Reich" featurette (28:01)
Interview with writer Michael Nachoff (6:01)
Bonus trailers:
- In the Name of the King: Two Worlds (1:06)
- Sand Sharks (1:07)
- Stake Land (1:49)
- Bunraku (2:25)
- Ong Bak - The New Generation (1:27)
- Yamada (1:55)
- Deadheads (2:12)
- Paladin - Dawn of the Dragonslayer (1:59)
Start-up trailers:
- In the Name of the King: Two Worlds (1:06)
- Stake Land (1:49)
Notes: Trailers available with original audio or dubbed in German. Trailers with optional subtitles in Dutch. Trailer for "Ong Bak - The New Generation" in 1080i50, rest of the trailers in 1080p. Featurette and Interview in 720x576 i50 with optional subtitles in Dutch and Germany. Comes with reversible cover art without the FSK logo.
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Re: BloodRayne: The Third Reich (German 3D Blu-ray)
Mikael, a word of warning:
Recently you’ve been writing “Extras in 720x...” and with that it led me to write “Extras are in 720p” (first I add “are” for grammar) but I realized these were NOT 720p but the second number - 480 or 576 etc.
For a few days time I had to re-do many of your entries because of this (and hopefully I was able to correct all of them), so this is my request to stop any confusion:
Use a single number, for example “720p”, “576i” for example and 50hz or 60hz if necessary. “Extras are in PAL” or “Extras are in NTSC” are also fine.
So it should ve
“The featurette and interview are in 576i with optional subtitles in Dutch and German.”
Recently you’ve been writing “Extras in 720x...” and with that it led me to write “Extras are in 720p” (first I add “are” for grammar) but I realized these were NOT 720p but the second number - 480 or 576 etc.
For a few days time I had to re-do many of your entries because of this (and hopefully I was able to correct all of them), so this is my request to stop any confusion:
Use a single number, for example “720p”, “576i” for example and 50hz or 60hz if necessary. “Extras are in PAL” or “Extras are in NTSC” are also fine.
So it should ve
“The featurette and interview are in 576i with optional subtitles in Dutch and German.”
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