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Blade II DVD to have iso score!!!
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Topic: Blade II DVD to have iso score!!!
Pete M
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From Dark Horizons:
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Wesley Snipes' East European sewer antics are set to hit video shelves on September 3rd, 2002 with a 'Platinum Series' 2-Disc DVD. Disc 1 includes the film with Dolby Digital 5.1 & DTS 5.1 sound, commentary track by Director Guillermo Del Toro and Writer David Goyer, commentary track by Producer Peter Frankfurt and Actor Wesley Snipes and an Isolated Score track. Disc 2 has "Director's Notebook: An Interactive Reproduction of Director's Notes" (with an intro by Del Toro), "A Pact in Blood: Interactive collection of original documentaries", art gallery, theatrical press kit, deleted/alternate scenes, video game survival guide, music video, Cypress Hill and Roni Size "Child of the Wild West" music video, trailers, Script-to-Screen and website links.NP True Women
posted 06-05-2002 10:06 AM PT (US) dgoldwas
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I wonder if like the first BLADE DVD, they'll supplement that iso score with commentary (by Beltrami)?Dan
posted 06-05-2002 10:19 AM PT (US) Pete M
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I'd be really rather pleased if they did.
posted 06-05-2002 12:13 PM PT (US) Camillu
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Hadn't someone said a while back that we'd seen the last of isolated scores? Something about that they weren't financially feasible...Please note - I'm not complaining. In fact I'm still hoping that Lucas looks into these things for his 'silent movies'.
posted 06-05-2002 02:40 PM PT (US) OHMSS76
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I thought the same thing, about no more iso scores....and yet this week we have STARSHIP TROOPERS, a pretty major coup for collectors.God forbid we start this argument again, but it's good to see them pop up now and again....even Universal "We'll NEVER do an iso score again!" did one for TD's LEGEND(although they cheated and just isolated album tracks, but oh well) again.
Ciao,
Sean posted 06-05-2002 02:46 PM PT (US) MillsSomerset
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As a huuuuuuuuuuuge fan of Scores, I've actually never once listened to any isolated score on any of the discs I own, mostly because I don't understand the point. OK, wrong, I do - i love movie music and I can see the point of watching it in sequence and arranged/played out as intended. But I don't think I could watch too too many movies with just score playing, no dialogue, for 2-whatever hours.I'd much rather be able to USE the dvd as a CD of the entire score - that I could totally see. But I like to listen to music while I do virtually everything, from writing to surfing the net to walking to excercising to doing the dishes, so...I dunno. the ISO score thing just never really has sold me yet as a brilliant thing, but maybe it is. Anyone have thoughts on this? Please share.
I do see the point, obviously, of a composer commentary, tho I've yet to listen to the handful of disks I have that contain one, mostly because I have a hard time watching the same film nine times in a week and some of these new disks are so chock full, there's so much to hear/watch, so...
Is Jerry Goldsmith's any good on HOLLOW MAN? Or can anyone recommend any particularly good composer commentaries floating around out there?
Peace.
posted 06-05-2002 06:25 PM PT (US) Shaun Rutherford
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Best one I've ever heard: Randy Newman's for Pleasantville.Shaun
posted 06-05-2002 07:16 PM PT (US) HadrianD
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I watched the first half of the Starship Trooper DVD with the isolated score running, while studying for my final. I later turn the tv off and just listened to it as background music. Then it becomes just a CD being played.
posted 06-05-2002 09:05 PM PT (US) Old Infopop Software by UBB