Bekijk de volledige versie : Shrek
Alexander de Mol
13-08-2001, 22:08
Inmiddels zal het menig DVD- en (CGI-)filmliefhebber niet ontgaan zijn dat op 2 november de regio 1 release van Shrek gepland staat. De extras zijn (naast de film uiteraard...) werkelijk om van te smullen en moeten zo'n 11 uur in totaal beslaan !
Voor diegenen die onverhoopt de opsomming nog niet hebben gelezen:
Disc 1 Menus featuring brand new animation created by Shrek's directors and animators Amazing Behind-The-Scenes Featurette Exclusive never-before-used technology that enables viewers to voice their favorite character DWK - This Way To Play - Games and activities just for kids Shrek's Music Room including The Baha Men music video Character interviews with Shrek, Fiona, Lord Farquaad and Donkey Hidden Fun Facts Sneak Peek Trailer of DreamWorks' upcoming animated release Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron Production Notes English 5.1, French 2.0 and Spanish 2.0 Dolby Digital English Subtitles Cast and Crew Bios Pan and Scan version of Shrek
Disc 2 A Filmmaker's Commentary Exclusive never-before seen extended ending The Tech of Shrek: A fascinating look into the production of Shrek Exclusive Shrek X-box game playing hints Storyboard pitch of deleted scenes Technical Goofs: hilarious outtakes of animation in progress International Dubbing Featurette: Learn how Shrek was dubbed into languages around the world Still shots from original concepts to their final animation Original Theatrical Trailer Production Notes Cast and Crew Bios English 5.1, French 2.0 and Spanish 2.0 Dolby Digital English Subtitles DTS Widescreen version of Shrek En nu maar hopen dat we in regio 2 ook zo verwend worden....
bmateijsen
15-08-2001, 11:14
This looks amazing....
Alleen zie ik op de diverse buitenlandse verkoopsites alleen een 1 disc versie staan, incl. DTS en niet deze soort van Special Edition.
Waar heb jij je info vandaan??
Groet
Nathan Strik
15-08-2001, 11:19
Volgens mij staat deze info ook op www.dvdboxoffice.com (http://www.dvdboxoffice.com)
Hmmm, bij nader inzien toch niet...
De info staat WEL op:
www.ezydvd.com.au (http://www.ezydvd.com.au) :D
This looks amazing....
Alleen zie ik op de diverse buitenlandse verkoopsites alleen een 1 disc versie staan, incl. DTS en niet deze soort van Special Edition.
Waar heb jij je info vandaan??
Groet
Alexander de Mol
15-08-2001, 18:20
Waar heb jij je info vandaan??Ik heb de info van DVDFile.com (http://www.dvdfile.com/software/dvd-video/index.html).
Het bewuste persbericht staat hier (http://www.dvdfile.com/news/web_wire/press_release/titles/shrek.html).
En inderdaad...AMAZING !!!
En nu maar hopen dat we in regio 2 ook zo verwend worden....
Ga maar uit van niet, dat wordt ons natuurlijk weer niet gegund. Misschien de UK versie..........maar de Nederlandse? NOT! :mad:
Ik heb hem gezien in de bioscoop, ik ga hem sowieso kopen, maar als al die extra's erbij zitten is het natuurlijk NOG beter:D .
Het zal wel niet maar ik hoop het wel!
B-Molson
17-09-2001, 16:48
ik wacht niet eens op de nl versie, gebokt worden met zowel prijs als extra's klinkt me niet zo fijn in de oren..
lang leve regio 1 en 4
Groeten
B-Molson
Ja, dat is wel handig maar ik heb geen regiovrije dvd-speler, "dan bouw je hem toch om?" zou je dan zeggen, ja dat mag niet van me ma, en aangezien die dvd-speler van haar is, gaat het een beetje moeilijk:(
B-Molson
21-09-2001, 21:20
hangt er van af wat voor speler het is... als ie hardware matig omgebouwd moet worden zit je inderdaad vast als het niet mag van je ma, ma als het gewoon met de afstandsbediening kan wordt het een ander verhaal... wat niet weet wat niet deert..
kijk maar even rond op www.vcdhelp.com daar kom je misschien meer te weten..
Groeten
B-Molson
www.filmbuster.nl
Leuke film. Wil deze graag op DVD hebben. Regio 1 natuurlijk, aangezien Dreamworks in die regio veel beter is dan een regio 2/4. Ben ook heel benieuwd naar de alternatieve einde.
Hee, B-Molson over dat regio-gedoe, ik heb net een programmaatje gedownload voor me dvd-romspeler zodat ik nu ook regio 1 en 4 dvd's kan spelen, nu nog hopen dat ie het doet
B-Molson
25-09-2001, 18:12
ik hoop het voor je, kan je een hoop geld gaan schelen !!
Succes !!
Groeten
B-Molson
www.filmbuster.nl
bedankt, ik denk dat ik eerst maar een regio 1 film ga huren anders koop ik er eentje terwijl die het helemaal niet doet
bmateijsen
30-10-2001, 10:31
Hierbij de review van shrek... van www.widescreen.com
Groet Bjorn
special features
Shrek, the computer animation hit from PDI and DreamWorks, and based on William Steig’s children’s book, has arrived on DVD and is even more entertaining than before thanks to a delightful array of bonus material.
Disc One of the two-disc release includes a 1.33:1 full screen edition of the film (for those who just can’t put up with the “annoying black bars”) and half of the supplemental content. There is a Cast section which includes the usual cast bio information but adds what is perhaps the most entertaining extra on the DVD: “interviews” with the characters in the film. If you’re a widescreen supporter, don’t skip Disc One thinking there’s only the full screen version of the movie. There’s so much more than that! Also included is an amusing segment called Shrek In The Swamp Karaoke Dance Party which runs about three minutes. There are two games: Shrektacular Trivia and Mirror, Mirror On The Wall, and a DreamWorks Kids section (partially hidden) which includes segments on Favorite Scenes, Shrek’s Music Room and The Game Swamp. Shrek’s Music Room includes two music videos (and a making-of) one by Baha Men, the other by Smash Mouth. Also included on Disc One is an HBO First Look featurette running 25 minutes, a host of DVD-ROM features, and a trailer for next year’s DreamWorks animated release Spirit: Stallion Of The Cimarron.
Moving over to Disc Two you’ll find the widescreen version of the movie, only this time a DTS® Digital Surround™ soundtrack option has been added (the full screen version offers only Dolby® Digital). Included here is an audio commentary track featuring producer Aron Werner and directors Vicky Jenson and Andrew Adamson. Three scenes are included in a Storyboard Pitch Of Deleted Scenes. The Tech Of Shrek is a 22-minute featurette on the making of the movie. Also included are X-Box Game Playing Hints, Technical Goofs (amusing) and Production Notes (same text as the info found on Disc One, though the layout is different). Additionally, there’s a two-minute featurette on the foreign dub versions of the movie, a Cast List (also including the same info as on Disc One, minus the “interviews”), a Filmmakers List (again, same as on Disc One), and a Progression Reel, which is a fascinating conceptual artwork segment focusing on the characters in the film. And, also included on Disc Two are the film’s trailer and additional DVD-ROM content. A hidden feature on Disc Two is Shrek In The Swamp Karaoke Dance Party, which was also included on Disc One...but it’s worth seeing twice!
DreamWorks has put together an outstanding package capturing the spirit of the movie that will no doubt entertain its audience, which is bound to grow considerably in the DVD home video afterlife. What is noteworthy is that DreamWorks has created content exclusive to the DVD, including new film material for the disc menus, in a really short amount of time given that the disc is hitting the street less than six months after its theatrical release. And it’s not just “stuff” thrown on the disc&most of it is genuinely entertaining, and will be for both kids and adults. The only negative is that some of the material is duplicated on the two discs, but that is a very minor quibble. A lot of entertaining material spread out on two discs for only $19.95! (Michael Coate)
Story Synopsis:
Once upon a time in a far away swamp, there lived an ornery ogre named Shrek (Myers) whose precious swampy solitude was suddenly shattered by an invasion of annoying fairy tale characters. There are blind mice on his table, a big, bad wolf in his bed, three bedless bears, and three little homeless pigs, not to mention the rest who are banished from their kingdom by the evil Lord Farquaad (Lithgow). Determined to save their home, not to mention his own, Shrek cuts a deal with Farquaad and sets out to rescue the beautiful Princess Fiona (Diaz) to be Farquaad’s bride. Accompanying him on his mission is a wisecracking Donkey (Murphy) who will do anything for Shrek, except shut up. Rescuing the Princess from a fire-breathing dragon may prove the least of their problems when the secret she has been keeping is revealed! No fairy tale character is sacred (nor famous movie lines for that matter)&what a riot! Adults will enjoy all the subtle jokes aimed at them, while flying straight over the kids’ heads. Based on the book by William Steig. (Suzanne Hodges)
DVD Picture:
The 1.78:1 all-digital transfer of Shrek is nothing short of impressive. Detail in the computer animation is astounding. Contrast and “shadow delineation” is nearly perfect and quite "natural." From the solid blue sky, vibrant yellow sunflowers, Shrek’s green skin, and deep blacks, hues are gorgeously rendered. Detail is excellent, from the threads in Shrek’s shirt to the hairs on the Donkey’s coat. Distractions will not be a factor on this disc. (Suzanne Hodges)
Soundtrack:
The 5.1-channel soundtracks offer an enlightening, animated listening experience, along with excellent fidelity. The dimensional scope, however, is generally conservative, with a noticeable balance toward the screen. The surrounds are usually engaged subtly to moderately, with a few moments for which they become prominent and bring the soundstage alive (such as the fiery encounter with the dragon in Chapter 7). Otherwise, the restrained utilization of surround envelopment seems more than would be expected. While the use of deep bass is certainly powerful at times and even system-threatening, with sub-25 Hz extension in the main channels, the use of the .1 LFE is very limited, and in fact, there is little in the way of such activity with the roars and rumbles of the dragon in Chapter 7. The music score has been very nicely recorded, and its presence across the screen is sweeping and engaging, and sometimes filling the listening space all around the listener. Voices have remarkably natural fidelity, but the studio-type ambience from an ADR production is noticeable. The DTS® Digital Surround™ soundtrack delivers just slightly more refinement in terms of midrange tonal detail. Otherwise, both versions offer a soundstage that is somewhat less spatially immersive than expected, but nonetheless should have plenty to satisfy and entertain. (Perry Sun)
Geert Kranendonk
30-10-2001, 12:47
Geweldig !
Ik zat al met spanning te wachten tot 'ie binnenkomt (hij is al een aantal dagen geleden naar me opgestuurd door DVDBoxOffice) maar de spanning is nu nog wat toegenomen.... ;)
bmateijsen
30-10-2001, 12:54
ik kreeg inderdaad ook de notification al binnen.... dus wacht met smart af...!!
Vond de film zoiezo super... dus kon het niet laten de dvd niet te kopen!
Geert Kranendonk
30-10-2001, 13:36
En om de spanning nog wat erger op te jagen, hier is nog een juichende review (http://www.currentfilm.com/dvdreviews4/shreksedvd.html) op currentfilm.com
nagaputih
30-10-2001, 14:02
Hee, B-Molson over dat regio-gedoe, ik heb net een programmaatje gedownload voor me dvd-romspeler zodat ik nu ook regio 1 en 4 dvd's kan spelen, nu nog hopen dat ie het doet
Waar heb je dat proggie vandaan want dit klinkt bijna te mooi om waar te zijn. :D
Geen idee, maar hij heet: dvd genie (je zal het wel kennen denk ik) alleen moet ik daar een patch voor hebben en die kan ik nergens vinden.
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