"DreamWorks has just officially announced the DVD release of Steven Spielberg's A.I. Artificial Intelligence for March 5th. The 2-disc special edition release will carry an MAP of $22.95, and will feature the film in anamorphic widescreen video, with audio in DTS 5.1, along with Dolby Digital 5.1 and 2.0. Extras will include a documentary detailing how the vision of A.I. Artificial Intelligence was brought to the screen, a rare look at the production design from the original conceptual drawings to the building of the sets, interviews with Steven Spielberg, Haley Joel Osment and Jude Law, behind-the-scenes featurettes on the design, lighting and costumes for the film, an in-depth look at the development and creation of the robots including a behind-the-scenes visit to Stan Winston Studios, a look at the creation of various special effects on the set with effects supervisor Michael Lantieri, interviews with Dennis Muren and Scott Farrar of Industrial Light & Magic special effects group about the seamless blending of animation and live action, a visit to Skywalker Sound with sound designer Gary Rydstrom, a conversation with composer John Williams about scoring the film and his collaboration with Steven Spielberg, storyboard sequences, production drawings, a photo gallery and theatrical trailers."

That is sooooooo awesome! (Although I'm a bit disappointed that a scoring featurette wasn't mentioned.) BUT I'M STILL EXCITED ABOUT IT AND CAN'T WAIT!

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Originally posted by CBmogul:
Although I'm a bit disappointed that a scoring featurette wasn't mentioned.

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Well, doesn't this count??

"a conversation with composer John Williams about scoring the film and his collaboration with Steven Spielberg"

The conversation has been on several DVDs already. That's still awesome, but I wish they showed Williams conducting and stuff while he's talking ... or both. Who knows? Maybe they will and it just wasn't mentioned.

Regardless, like I said, I'm excited about it and can't wait. I thought A.I. was one of the deepest movies I've ever seen. Sadly, it wasn't very much appreciated by most; but I thought it was a great film....a little longer than expected...but great.

--Mr. Costa