Yeah that's amazons place holder in case a blu-ray does get announced down the line sometime. Every TV season get's one even one's that will never make it to Blu-ray usually get a place holder page.
I'm glad this is getting a Blu-ray release. I still haven't watched this show at all but I bought the first 2 seasons when they were cheap last year and have held off on watching them until the third season is released so I can watch all 3 seasons in a row.
I cannot wait to watch "Pizza of Destiny: Cranston's Greatest Shot" that should be hilarious!
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For Immediate Release
"...the best drama currently on TV." - TIME, James Poniewozik
Addictive Hit Drama Returns to Blu-ray & DVD June 7th
BREAKING BAD:
THE COMPLETE THIRD SEASON
Starring Emmy Winners Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul
Plus Anna Gunn, Dean Norris, Betsy Brandt, and RJ Mitte
Culver City, CA (March 28, 2011) - Viewers can relive the darkest and most dangerous season yet when Sony Pictures Home Entertainment brings Breaking Bad: The Complete Third Season to Blu-ray and DVD on June 7th...just prior to the start of the show's fourth season. The critically acclaimed AMC series stars Bryan Cranston, winner of three Best Actor Emmys for his role as Walter White, chemistry teacher turned drug dealer and Aaron Paul (TV's "Big Love"), Emmy winner (Best Supporting Actor) for his portrayal as Walter's partner-in-crime, Jesse Pinkman. Breaking Bad also stars Anna Gunn (TV's "Deadwood"), Dean Norris (Terminator 2: Judgment Day), Betsy Brandt (TV's "Back When We Were Grownups"), and RJ Mitte. All 13 episodes will be included on both Blu-ray and DVD. The third season release is packed with special features including deleted scenes, outtakes, cast & crew commentary on nine episodes, five all-new behind-the-scenes featurettes, 20 episodes of Inside Breaking Bad and much more! Breaking Bad: The Complete Third Season DVD will be available for $39.95 SRP, while the Blu-ray release will sell for $49.95 SRP.
Created by writer/director/producer Vince Gilligan (TV's "The X-Files"), who also serves as executive producer with Academy Award winner Mark Johnson (Rain Man, 1988 Best Picture), Breaking Bad follows the story of Walter White (Cranston), a high school chemistry teacher who discovers he is dying of lung cancer. Desperate to pay for his cancer treatments and to secure his family's financial security, Walt discovers a new sense of fearlessness. He teams with former student, now drug dealer Jesse Pinkman (Paul) to use his scientific knowledge for financial gain, but soon finds he's trapped in a sinister world of drugs and crime. Breaking Bad will return for its fourth season on July 17th.
SYNOPSIS:
Winner of two 2010 Emmy Awards, including Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series for Bryan Cranston and Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for Aaron Paul, Breaking Bad: The Complete Third Season returns, hailed by the Los Angeles Times as "the best show on television." Even though his cancer's in remission, chemistry teacher-turned-meth maker Walter White (Cranston) still can't catch a break. His wife (Anna Gunn) has filed for divorce, his DEA agent brother-in-law (Dean Norris) is out to bust him and a Mexican cartel just wants him dead. But with his family's future still at stake Walt cooks up a deal that will make him a fortune; a scheme with a terrible price.
Breaking Bad: The Complete Third Season episodes include:
1. No Más
2. Caballo Sin Nombre
3. I.F.T.
4. Green Light
5. Mas
6. Sunset
7. One Minute
8. I See You
9. Kafkaesque
10. Fly
11. Abiquiu
12. Half Measures
13. Full Measures
Blu-Ray & DVD Special Features Include:
* Cast & Crew commentary on nine episodes, featuring Vince Gilligan, Bryan Cranston, Aaron Paul, Anna Gunn, Betsy Brandt, Dean Norris, Bob Odenkirk, Jonathan Banks and more!
* 5 All-New Behind-the-Scenes featurettes:
o Hit and Run
o The Music of Breaking Bad
o White Heat: Cranston on Fire
o Pizza of Destiny: Cranston's Greatest Shot
o Silent But Deadly: The Brothers Moncada
* Outtakes
* Deleted Scenes & Unused Footage
* Team S.C.I.E.N.C.E featurette
* AMC News Visits the Breaking Bad Writer's Room
* Mini Video Podcasts for every episode with the Cast and Crew
* Inside Breaking Bad: 20 episodes that give a behind-the-scenes look of what it takes to create an episode
Exclusive to the Blu-ray:
* Breaking Bad Cast and Crew Photo Collection
BROADCAST YEAR: 2010 (AMC) (First Season 2008, AMC). Breaking Bad: The Complete Third Season is not rated. The Blu-ray and DVD have a run time of approximately 613 minutes. Visit Sony Pictures Home Entertainment on the Web at http://www.SonyPictures.com.
Breaking Bad: The Complete Third Season
Four-Disc DVD SLP: $39.95
Three-Disc Blu-ray SLP: $49.95
The stars of Breaking Bad have promised that the upcoming fourth season premiere is "shocking".
Aaron Paul, who plays Jesse, told E! Online that the episode will continue the storylines from the last season.
"It literally starts off right where it left off," he said. "I can't wait to hear people's reactions, because they are going to lose it in the best way possible."
Meanwhile, Paul's co-star Bryan Cranston hinted: "Our premiere episode is very shocking."
Filming for the fourth season of Breaking Bad began in January after the show's network AMC announced that it had decided to postpone its air date.
Holy crap. Just when I thought my anticipation couldn't be any higher.
Holy crap. Just when I thought my anticipation couldn't be any higher.
Well of course it must continue last seasons story lines, you don't
[Show spoiler]declare war against a cartel by firing the first shot on their cook and than not continue! But I was hoping it would pick up right from where Jesse pulled the trigger
Well of course it must continue last seasons story lines, you don't
[Show spoiler]declare war against a cartel by firing the first shot on their cook and than not continue! But I was hoping it would pick up right from where Jesse pulled the trigger
so I am very excited!
Yeah I find it odd how when ever we get a press release or news about the 4th season they always say it continues season 3's storyline which is obvious as they wouldn't start a new story and every show I know continues the story they started with the previous season.
Anyone find anything recently about whether Gilligan is still ending the show after this season? As much as I love Breaking Bad, it would be sweet if it ended this season. 4 fantastic seasons and it didn't let itself drag on for years. I tend to think anything between 4-6 seasons for any show is the only way to go but with a show like this, open ended is not the way to go.
Anyone find anything recently about whether Gilligan is still ending the show after this season? As much as I love Breaking Bad, it would be sweet if it ended this season. 4 fantastic seasons and it didn't let itself drag on for years. I tend to think anything between 4-6 seasons for any show is the only way to go but with a show like this, open ended is not the way to go.
I know last season Gilligan mentioned he would like to end it after 4 but the cast want to continue. I haven't heard any official mention of there only being 4 seasons, it just seemed like that was more of a rough plan in the early stages. Besides the one line that Gilligan uttered very early on in the series has always stuck with me and I am still waiting "Over the course of the series we're going to take Walt from Mr. Chips to Scarface" and Walt still has a long way to go to reach that goal.
I know last season Gilligan mentioned he would like to end it after 4 but the cast want to continue. I haven't heard any official mention of there only being 4 seasons, it just seemed like that was more of a rough plan in the early stages. Besides the one line that Gilligan uttered very early on in the series has always stuck with me and I am still waiting "Over the course of the series we're going to take Walt from Mr. Chips to Scarface" and Walt still has a long way to go to reach that goal.
Yeah I'm hoping we get a few more seasons as the series still has a long way to go before it starts to get boring or repetitive IMO and isn't quite done yet with the stories it has left to tell.
There's not a chance in hell this show is going to end with this season.
It would be a very bad idea for them to end it after only 4 seasons. With the last season being the best of the series it only goes to show that everything is firing on all cylinders and there is still plenty of story left. I would be very happy with a 5 or 6 season run though.
It would be a very bad idea for them to end it after only 4 seasons. With the last season being the best of the series it only goes to show that everything is firing on all cylinders and there is still plenty of story left. I would be very happy with a 5 or 6 season run though.
I'm expecting it to be, at the most, six seasons. Like you said, Gilligan said his transformation will be into something along the line of Scarface. That has only just begun, and Breaking Bad certainly isn't a show that rushes the development for its characters.
I'm expecting it to be, at the most, six seasons. Like you said, Gilligan said his transformation will be into something along the line of Scarface. That has only just begun, and Breaking Bad certainly isn't a show that rushes the development for its characters.
Until I see Walt going face down into a giant pile of Crystal and offing Jesse for banging his sister, than going berserk on Gus' crew with an M-16 with an M203 attachment, I'm going to believe the show will continue.
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