Who Framed Roger Rabbit (25th Anniversary Edition) [June 2013]

[USiT]

According to bluray-disc.de

Originally Posted by Google_Translate

Next year is a milestone in film history's 25th Anniversary celebration and will appear at this special birthday for the first time in high definition on Blu-ray Disc. We are talking about the live-action animation mix "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" (USA 1988). A recent promo trailer reveals that the directed by Robert Zemeckis thriller-comedy, will be published with Bob Hoskins in the lead role, as a "25th Anniversary Edition". In this country, the film should appear in the distribution of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment. A Release date is specified or not in the trailer. Since the 25th Anniversary in 2013 but only officially pending is also expected to be first with a release.

The trailer itself so far hardly any details to be called HD-evaluation. Only three digitally restored "Roger Rabbit" shorts will be announced by the first trailer for the special edition extras. In addition, one can only speculate that Disney will send the three-time Oscar-winning movie with a MPEG-4/AVC encoded in images and an HD audio into high-definition era.

Roger Rabbit is the top star in the Toonszene. But as Marvin Acme, who had an affair with Ms. Jessica Rabbits, is murdered, the suspect is number 1 Roger His only chance to prove his innocence, is the rundown sniffer Eddie Valliant (B. Hoskins), whose partner was murdered by a former Toon and since then the hated any cartoon character profoundly. Nevertheless, he takes care of Rabbits and case comes as a very large plot on the track ...

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? 25th Anniversary Blu-ray Trailer - YouTube

[Walter E Kurtz]

jessica rabbit in glorious HD

[Leterface]

11 months, 11 months..

[filmmusic]

Just got the steelbook of this which is GORGEOUS!
I have one question:
i can't find the Toontown Confidential which says in the US release review that is located in the subtitles menu.

Is this included in this German Bluray, or not??

edit: oh, according to this here, this is included ONLY in the DVD that comes with the Bluray in the US release?
http://www.cinemaretro.com/index.php...N-BLU-RAY.html