Fatal Attraction (1987) (Remastered) - March 17, 2020

[critterdvd]

From the Info on Amazon.com right now it doesn't look like any new Special Features were produced. But it's still getting a new scan:

Stylish and sexy, FATAL ATTRACTION, took audiences to terrifying new heights with its thrilling story of a casual encounter gone terribly awry. Newly remastered from a 4K film transfer supervised by director Adrian Lyne, this box office smash was nominated for six Academy Awards, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Adapted Screenplay, and Best Actress (Glenn Close).

SPECIAL FEATURES:

- Commentary by Director Adrian Lyne

- Filmmaker Focus: Adrian Lyne on Fatal Attraction

- Rehearsal Footage

- Alternate Ending with Introduction by Director Adrian Lyne

- Original Theatrical Trailer

[500movies]

Filmmaker Focus: Adrian Lyne on Fatal Attraction

This new bonus feature better be amazing if they aren’t including the three featurettes found on the previous blu ray releases...

[critterdvd]

Originally Posted by 500movies

Filmmaker Focus: Adrian Lyne on Fatal Attraction

This new bonus feature better be amazing if they aren’t including the three featurettes found on the previous blu ray releases...

Ahh, so 1-new 7minute featurette: https://bbfc.co.uk/releases/fatal-at...traction-video

[500movies]

So a 7 minute interview justifies replacing almost an hour of features from the previous releases? I may have to hold on to my old blu ray...

[Member-222782]

Originally Posted by 500movies

So a 7 minute interview justifies replacing almost an hour of features from the previous releases? I may have to hold on to my old blu ray...

I think the updated scans are the main selling point with this line - and the packaging. Personally, I'll be grabbing these on a case by case basis (I may skip Fatal Attraction) and, of course, the new-to-Blu-ray titles are the bigger draw and best reason to celebrate this news.

[MifuneFan]

I only saw Fatal Attraction once, in a film class at University.. I liked it, but I haven't had any desire to really see it again. Glenn Close is incredible in the movie though

[critterdvd]

Originally Posted by Cinema84

I think the updated scans are the main selling point with this line - and the packaging. Personally, I'll be grabbing these on a case by case basis (I may skip Fatal Attraction) and, of course, the new-to-Blu-ray titles are the bigger draw and best reason to celebrate this news.

I'll give you that, however like the poster a little bit above us said:

Originally Posted by 500movies

So a 7 minute interview justifies replacing almost an hour of features from the previous releases? I may have to hold on to my old blu ray...

It doesn't make sense to replace all the other featurettes that have been available from years on Blu-Ray and DVD with 1 new, less than 10-minute long feature. Especially when this is being advertised as The Premier Collector's Edition. But who knows, maybe were making mountains out of molehills and the final specs will be different... It's a waiting game until April.

[Kyle15]

They're probably giving the movie breathing room and don't want to make it a double disc release for special features.
Which, for the movie? Okay. But overall? Silly. I say go all the way if you're doing a "premium" line.

That said I'm still excited for these special features or not.

[Jlouisbarrett]

Yeah, they really need to make sure these carry over any legacy features... especially with the case of titles like Fatal Attraction which have fairly extensive interviews with the principle cast and crew.

[lilboyblu]

Hoping the soundtrack is remastered too.

[meremortal]

Movie's a bit triggering since my spouse has the same medical condition (bpd) as Glenn Close's character. I would never watch it with her.

[Bates_Motel]

Originally Posted by 500movies

So a 7 minute interview justifies replacing almost an hour of features from the previous releases? I may have to hold on to my old blu ray...

How many times are you going to watch the same old interviews?

[500movies]

When it’s a movie I find myself watching a lot, I’m also drawn to the bonus features. With a film like this one that has so many talented individuals involved and the interviews are engaging and informative- then yes I watch them a lot. And even if I didn’t, it seems a waste to just get rid of them- especially if the new stuff isn’t NEARLY as much as the previous releases.

[ArnoldLayne56]

Originally Posted by Cinema84

So, this won't be released on UHD? I could swear I'd read that it would be. Not sure if I need another Blu-ray edition.

Both Amazon Prime and Vudu offer UHD versions of this movie. Hmmm

[DukeTogo84]

I've actually never seen this, but have scene clips. I think I'll take the plunge and get this and hope this line of Paramount films continues. Really want the Parallax View.

[imsounoriginal]

It's remastered so I'll get it. Always liked this movie.

[maperez1987]

Has anyone seen this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2pRt...ature=youtu.be

[Jlouisbarrett]

Only $12 on Amazon right now... that’s a surprisingly good price.

[MifuneFan]

Hope To Catch a Thief drops down that low too, that's a really excellent price.

[popitz]

I wish they’d have kept the long Making Of documentary but I can’t wait to see a new transfer. Also it’s a shame there’s never been room for this, as it’s is such a great bit of footage; especially the recording of ‘theatre audience reaction’

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUjM...ature=youtu.be