Bullitt
HD-DVD | Elite Red HD Case Official Pre-Sell Date: January 24, 2007

Studio: Warner Bros.
Theatrical Release: 10/17/68
Genre(s): Drama, Suspense/Thriller, Action/Adventure
MPAA: NR


Synopsis: Steve McQueen's on target in the definitive police/action thriller, featuring one of the screen's great car chases through San Francisco streets. Academy Award(R) winner!
Director: Peter Yates
Actors: Steve Mc Queen, Simon Oakland, Don Gordon, Robert Duvall, Robert Vaughn

Awards: AFI - Top 100 Thrills
Academy Award - Best Editing
Zagat Survey Movie Selection

Product Type: Sell Through
Latest Promotion: New Release
Announce Date: 1/18/07
Order Date: 1/23/07
Street Date: 2/27/07
UPC: 085391136873
Cat#: 113687
ISBN: 1-4198-4814-3
Closed Captioning: Yes
MSRP: $28.99
Packaging Type: Elite Red HD Case
Media Quantity: 1
Disc Configuration:
1) HD-30DL
Soundtrack Language: English
Run Time: 114
Units per Carton: 30
Product Dimensions (D x W x H):
0.5 x 5.375 x 6.781 IN
Product Weight: 0.18 LB
Carton Dimensions (D x W x H):
15.314 x 7.281 x 6.188 IN
Carton Weight: 5.92 LB

Subtitles: English SDH, English, Francais, Latin Spanish
Aspect Ratio: Original Aspect Ratio - 2.40, Widescreen [16:9 Transfer]
Sound Quality: English 2.0 DDP
French 1.0 DDP
Latin Spanish 1.0 DDP

Related Titles: Getaway, The

The aspect ratio is actually 1.85:1

I am really disappointed that the audio is still only 2.0 though.

The aspect ratio is actually 1.85:1

I am really disappointed that the audio is still only 2.0 though.

Me too. I'll still buy it though.

As long as his car still has 6 hubcaps and 16 forward gears, I'll buy it.

As long as his car still has 6 hubcaps and 16 forward gears, I'll buy it.

I haven't seen this movie yet, but I know what you mean :D like Paul Walkers Eclipse having 7 gears in the beginning of F&F.

The aspect ratio is actually 1.85:1

I am really disappointed that the audio is still only 2.0 though.


I humbly disagree. Keeping the audio at original source sounds better to me than trying to make surrounds out of sounds that just aren't there - way too artificial.

It looks like the only difference between the HD version and the BD version is that the HD version has DD+. Is this all, or is there more? Thanks.

The HD DVD version probably has zoom and bookmarking features as well.

I humbly disagree. Keeping the audio at original source sounds better to me than trying to make surrounds out of sounds that just aren't there - way too artificial.

I agree... but I would imagine that the original source was a 1.0 mono track.

Whatever the PQ, I'll pick up this one. It was filmed in my home town and I knew every single street the chase scenes were on.

OOO great movie...this will go on the shelf right next to Grand Prix!

Laters,
Jeff

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Originally Posted by paxi
I humbly disagree. Keeping the audio at original source sounds better to me than trying to make surrounds out of sounds that just aren't there - way too artificial.


I agree... but I would imagine that the original source was a 1.0 mono track.

I'd like to have the original mono source track as well.

There are OAR fanatics, myself included. Why aren't there as many outspoken Original Audio Source fans? I've read so many people griping about the OAR, but will then complain about a lack of a 5.1 soundtrack. What gives?