GRINDHOUSE: Planet Terror / Death Proof (2007) - 4 Disc - 18 Oct 2023 - Via Vision

[DawnShadow]

The complete double feature experience from Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino in a 4-disc Limited Edition 3D Lenticular Hardcase.

Includes the Theatrical and Extended versions of the films, a bonus disc of special features, plus art cards!

Acclaimed directors Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino pay tribute to exploitation cinema in this epic double feature. With all star casts including Rose McGowan, Josh Brolin, Kurt Russell and Rosario Dawson, and featuring fictitious exploitation trailers directed by Rodriguez, Rob Zombie, Edgar Wright, Eli Roth, and Jason Eisener.



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Disc One – Grindhouse: Theatrical Version
1080p high-definition presentation of the Theatrical Version
Audio Commentary by writer/director Robert Rodriguez
Planet Terror Audience Reaction audio track
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Disc Two – Planet Terror: Extended Version
1080p high-definition presentation of the Extended & Unrated Versions
Scratch-free version of Planet Terror
Audio Commentary by writer/director Robert Rodriguez
Audience Reaction audio track
International Trailer
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Disc Three – Death Proof: Extended Version
1080p high-definition presentation of the Extended & Unrated Versions
International Trailer
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Disc Four – Bonus Special Features
Planet Terror
Robert Rodriguez’s 10-Minute Film School
Robert Rodriguez’s 10-Minute Cooking School
The Badass Babes of Planet Terror
The Guys of Planet Terror
Casting Rebel
Sickos, Bullets, And Explosions: The Stunts of Planet Terror
The Friend, the Doctor, and the Real Estate Agent
The Makeup Effects of Planet Terror
Death Proof
Stunts on Wheels: The Legendary Drivers of Death Proof
Quentin’s Greatest Collaborator: Editor Sally Menke
The Guys of Death Proof
Finding Quentin’s Gals
Kurt Russell as Stuntman Mike
The uncut version of “Baby, It’s You” performed by Mary Elizabeth Winstead
Introducing Zoë Bell
Double Dare Trailer
The Hot Rods of Death Proof
From Texas to Tennessee: The Production Design of Death Proof
Additional Grindhouse Bonus
New York Times talk with Lynn Hirschberg, Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez (2006)
Comic-Con 2006 – Featuring the Directors and Cast of Grindhouse
Extended Music Cues: Gangster Story / Italia A Mano Armata
The Trailers
Grindhouse Trailer
Thanksgiving Trailer with Audio Commentary by Director Eli Roth and Co-Writer/Actor Jeff Rendell
The Making of Thanksgiving Trailer
The Making of Werewolf Women of the SS Trailer
Extended Werewolf Women of the SS Trailer (with optional Audio Commentary by director Rob Zombie)
The Making of Don’t Trailer
Don’t Extended Trailer (with optional Audio Commentary by director Edgar Wright)
Don’t Storyboard/Trailer comparison (with optional Audio Commentary by Director Edgar Wright)
Don’t Storyboards – still gallery
Don’t Poster (featuring extended Don’t score by David Arnold)
Hobo With A Shotgun – Produced by Rob Cotterill, Directed by Jason Eisener (Grindhouse Trailer Contest Winners)

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[RFK]

I'll wait for the UHD.

[CreasyBear]

But does it have DTS-HD MA?

[Usure]

[Alister_M]

Originally Posted by CreasyBear

But does it have DTS-HD MA?

Depends where they sourced the masters from. The original Australian theatrical release had DTS-HD, but it's also missing about 20 seconds from the end of Planet Terror which causes a sync glitch before the fake trailers.

[AlanHarper]

Anybody know if this'll have normal English subtitles? Every release worldwide of Planet Terror extended cut has only SDH subtitles, but no normal English subtitles..

[Alister_M]

Originally Posted by AlanHarper

Anybody know if this'll have normal English subtitles? Every release worldwide of Planet Terror extended cut has only SDH subtitles, but no normal English subtitles..

I'd expect everything in this set to be direct ports of existing releases.

[DawnShadow]

Originally Posted by Alister_M

I'd expect everything in this set to be direct ports of existing releases.

Wolf Creek wasn’t, which is a bad thing in that case (albeit only for audio) but could be a good thing in this case.

[Alister_M]

Originally Posted by DawnShadow

Wolf Creek wasn’t, which is a bad thing in that case (albeit only for audio) but could be a good thing in this case.

As long as they don't port the US disc of the theatrical version The Aussie one does have the weird error in the middle but that's less egregious than lossy audio. The optimal outcome would be if they use the US video master with re-encoded DTS-HDMA audio.

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by Alister_M

As long as they don't port the US disc of the theatrical version The Aussie one does have the weird error in the middle but that's less egregious than lossy audio.

20 seconds of entirely missing footage is less egregious than 100% of the audio being present, just in lossy format? You and I have radically different takes on the word “egregious”.

[paulski]

Welp, guess I'm buying another copy of this thing...

[Alister_M]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

20 seconds of entirely missing footage is less egregious than 100% of the audio being present, just in lossy format? You and I have radically different takes on the word “egregious”.

It's just ~20 seconds* of "damaged film" between the end of Planet Terror's credits and the "Previews" title card. Slightly annoying, but it doesn't affect the viewing experience for the main features.


*(measurement isn't precise since this is only from comparing the length to other releases, which vary from 18 to 24 seconds longer)

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by Alister_M

It's just ~20 seconds* of "damaged film" between the end of Planet Terror's credits and the "Previews" title card. Slightly annoying, but it doesn't affect the viewing experience for the main features.


*(measurement isn't precise since this is only from comparing the length to other releases, which vary from 18 to 24 seconds longer)

[Alister_M]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

[nuahs]

Originally Posted by Filmmaker

20 seconds of entirely missing footage is less egregious than 100% of the audio being present, just in lossy format? You and I have radically different takes on the word “egregious”.

To be fair, a randomly missing segment of film is 100% fitting with what Tarantino and Rodriguez were going for with the Grindhouse experience, so, while not their intent, I almost guarantee they would find that a true tribute to the grindhouse experience.

[Filmmaker]

Originally Posted by nuahs

To be fair, a randomly missing segment of film is 100% fitting with what Tarantino and Rodriguez were going for with the Grindhouse experience, so, while not their intent, I almost guarantee they would find that a true tribute to the grindhouse experience.

Cute, but…

[bonddm]

From Via Vision Facebook page.

“We’ve been overwhelmed with demand for our October limited editions – it’s proof that physical media is alive and well! ��

To cater for demand, we are increasing our pressings to 1250 copies of DRAG ME TO HELL, and 2000 copies for GRINDHOUSE. Every copy is individually numbered. Once these sell out, there will not be any additional units made available.”

[DawnShadow]

Stock of this has essentially been wiped out from JB Hi-Fi today since the 20% off sale has started. Only store showing stock online is one in Victoria. Yesterday there were upwards of 40 stores showing stock. I’d be shocked if it didn’t get another release without the lenticular hardcase but anyone who wants this configuration shouldn’t waste any time picking it up.

Via Vision’s website still has the product showing as a pre-order for some reason so no clue what their stock levels are like.

[jmb1381]

Just letting anyone in the states know that this is available to order through Movies Unlimited with a 25% off code (MU23NOV). I ordered it along with Drag Me To Hell.

[bonddm]

Originally Posted by DawnShadow

Stock of this has essentially been wiped out from JB Hi-Fi today since the 20% off sale has started. Only store showing stock online is one in Victoria. Yesterday there were upwards of 40 stores showing stock. I’d be shocked if it didn’t get another release without the lenticular hardcase but anyone who wants this configuration shouldn’t waste any time picking it up.

Via Vision’s website still has the product showing as a pre-order for some reason so no clue what their stock levels are like.

I found a copy in Geelong JB’s when I was in there earlier today.