[Elbie]



Quote:
At the Saturn Awards earlier this week, Collider.com managed to get an interview with producer Mark Canton, who worked as the producer on '300'. During that interview, he confirmed that they were working on a new Blu-ray release for the film. Given past information from Warner, we expect this release to be called '300: Limited Collector's Edition' and to be released later this year.


When the film was initially released for Blu-ray, it lacked some picture-in-picture functionality that the HD DVD release had. We expect that this new release will restore that functionality as well as introduce new special features.


Even around the time of the initial release, Deborah Snyder, wife of '300' director Zack Snyder, mentioned that a new Blu-ray release was forth-coming.


No technical specs or special features were revealed at this time, but expect to see more soon.


Source: Collider.com

Interesting indeed.

 

[ShagMan]

What I find interesting is that the "new features" will be PiP and extra featurettes or some such.


So is the movie itself, as far as length, audio/video, unchanged?


If so, I'll be hanging on to my current copy

The PiP on the HD-DVD was probably the coolest one I have ever seen, but I find myself not watching any of the special features at all lately.

 

[Donnie Eldridge]

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