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What would YOU want on a Fearless SE DVD?

posted 18 years ago by alvaro_gabriel77
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For God's sake, someone at Warner Bros. rescue this movie! In the age of HD-DVD's emergence, it's especially emabarrasing, this masterpiece is still languishing in bare-bones hell, and only in 1.33:1 FULLSCREEN!!!

And what's with the lack of bonus content, people? Get with the program already! Here's what I think would the perfect list of special features:

-Brand-new HD transfer with widescreen or full frame options

-Audio commentary by Peter Weir, Rafael Yglesias, and Allen Daviau

-In-depth, 1-hr+ documentary on the making of the film

-An interactive stills gallery (click on an icon to see stuff like blueprints, dailies, outtakes, B-roll, raw unfinished VFX, crash test footage)

-Isolated music score

-Reviews and magazine articles

-Original screenplay

-Posters and ads

-Trailers and TV spots

I'd love to see what else anyone can come up with to finally do justice to this film; just remember: let your imaginations run wild.

[–] TheRedPen 18 years ago

A widescreen transfer would be a great start. Even my Laserdisc copy has that!

[–] Krakow 17 years ago

>>> -Audio commentary by Peter Weir, Rafael Yglesias, and Allen Daviau

2 audio commentaries! the other one could be Weir and Jeff Bridges!

delected scenes

the photos that Jeff Bridges always take in every set he works, I think that there are a lot of them of the Fearless shoot

from the book to the screen: Rafael Yglesias about how he wrote the screenplay based on his own novel

[–] pearlmode 16 years ago

Wanted to give this thread a bump. Great topic.

Well, I agree with all the ideas above. It would be awesome if the DVD had them all.

A behind the scenes footage would be great,too.

I love this movie so much that just thinking about such a dvd with all those features makes me feel dizzy :)

I think we should bombard Warner Bros with e-mails, letters, and in every other communication way that's possible.

We want a proper DVD as the film deserves!