#Lord of the rings extended trilogy dvd movie#

The sequel went even further and has been called the greatest superhero movie ever made, while the third film is an interesting oddity and at the very least has more offbeat character than most mainstream superhero fare. No, not that at all.) When RaimiвЂ™s first вЂњSpider-ManвЂќ hit theaters in 2002, it was unlike anything people had seen before, combining the aw-shucks earnestness of Richard DonnerвЂ™s вЂњSupermanвЂќ with cutting edge technology and RaimiвЂ™s skewered point of view. (Not that any actors from that franchise will appear in the new film.

With вЂњSpider-Man: No Way Home,вЂќ the latest of the MCU-connected Spider-Man films, opening this Christmas, it might be time to look back at the original Sam Raimi trilogy. Still, we should feel lucky to finally have a set as extensive (and as beautiful-looking) as this one in the West. Also, this set is without the version of вЂњFly Me to the MoonвЂќ that played over the closing credits, presumably due to rights/licensing issues.

Somewhat controversially, the original dubs and subtitle translations were only available on more expensive (and now sold out) box sets, with the current edition only having the newly formulated subtitles and dub tracks from the recent Netflix release. The Shout! Factory collection contains all 26 episodes of the original series, along with the вЂњDeath (True)ВІвЂќ and вЂњThe End of EvangelionвЂќ movies (there were subsequent movies but the lore surrounding them is too much to currently unpack). Hideaki AnnoвЂ™s anime masterpiece, which is every bit as much about awkwardly growing up as it is about giant robots battling bizarre alien creatures called вЂњAngels,вЂќ is finally on home video in the West in a fairly complete-ish version. 'Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Complete Series' (Shout Factory, $59.98) (Shout included this version of the Laika movies in a recent release, and it really is incredible to watch the movies in such early form.) This is a box set worth treasuring. Speaking of overstuffed, this new box set comes with a 40-page book featuring essays and concept art, a folded mini-poster, interviews and early animatic versions of each movie featuring audio commentary. All three films were nominated for the Best Animated Feature Oscar, and all three are overstuffed with a charm and distinctive art style all their own. And this new box set combines three of the very best films the studio has to offer вЂ“ the so-called Irish Folktale Trilogy (or вЂњCeltic TrilogyвЂќ), consisting of 2009вЂ™s вЂњThe Secret of Kells,вЂќ 2014вЂ™s вЂњSong of the SeaвЂќ and last yearвЂ™s go-for-broke masterpiece вЂњWolfwalkersвЂќ (which premiered on Apple TV+, making this its physical media debut). The set will be packaged in multi-disc elite packaging inside a premium rigid slipcase.Cartoon SaloonвЂ™s Irish Folklore Trilogy (Shout! Factory, $79.98)Д¬artoon Saloon, a small outfit out of Dublin, has quietly produced some of the best animated features anywhere. Extras include the rare behind-the-scenes documentaries created by Costa Botes that were first seen on the 2006 Limited Edition DVD releases of the films, along with the acclaimed special features by Michael Pellerin from the original extended cut releases. The set features English 6.1 DTS-HD MA audio and a new transfer of The Fellowship of the Ring which was remastered from the original 2k digital files. A 15-disc collection, the UK RRP is TBC but just like the US set from Warner you get all three of Peter JacksonвЂ™s films in their extended editions complete with more than 26 hours of extras.ДЇeatures are essentially identical to the US set (the only bullet point that appears to be missing is the вЂBD-Live EnabledвЂ™ feature), so if you read our news story for that then what follows may look familiarвЂ¦Дue to the length of the extended editions each film is presented across 2 Blu-ray Discs (to вЂњpresent each film in the highest possible picture qualityвЂќ). The Lord of the Rings Trilogy Extended Edition also arrives on UK Blu-ray on 28th JuneвЂ¦Д®ntertainment Video have announced the UK Blu-ray Disc release of The Lord of the Rings Motion Picture Trilogy: Extended Edition on 28th June 2011.

Lord of the rings extended trilogy dvd