“The version that is released now, like soon, is fairly standard,” Refn revealed. “It does not include any audio commentaries with either Ryan [Gosling] or myself, and it does not include any secret, revealing elements, or mysteries solved, or a huge amount of spinoffs. [But] because I’m a Blu-ray fanatic – no, fanatic, like religiously – I hope that in the near future, I will be able to release a movie that’s not just a movie, but also one that describes the process of the filmmaking, and answers some of the more mysterious elements of the success of that it has achieved.”
Digitally shot movies "usually" have decent transfers. Though I've known of digitally shot movies that have had bad transfers. And when that happens, it's usually written about it here.
Is the US release going to be bare bones for sure or just the UK? I really enjoyed this one in the theater. A commentary and/or making-of doc would be really nice.
I have not seen the film yet, but I did read the script, and it was incredible. One of the best scripts I have ever read. Hopefully not much was lost in transition to film.
I have not seen the film yet, but I did read the script, and it was incredible. One of the best scripts I have ever read. Hopefully not much was lost in transition to film.
Can't wait to see it on blu-ray.
How exciting could the script for this movie be?
"DRIVER stands there staring blankly forward. Pause 5 minutes."
Movies are made from scripts, not the other way around.
Therefore, all the stylistic decisions were added by the director and were not a part of the screenplay, which was dedicated to telling the story. And what an awesome story it was.
So, I don't know if I should hold off on buying this. Maybe Sony knew about this and thus, didn't mind putting out a crap cover because they knew there would be another release, and they saved the good concept designs for that.