Reservoir Dogs

[Kynch]

Out January 12th 2010. Includes a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 English track.

Amazon.fr link

[OrlandoEastwood]

I wonder if this will have a different transfer? The US release is MPEG2.

[marvinski]

pre ordered this one on amazon.fr & I got an e-mail today saying the release date (January 11th originally) was going to be pushed back.

[LFletcher]

Anyone received this yet? If so what is the quality like?

[marvinski]

received it today! gonna post some details later on!

[marvinski]

It actually looks & sounds very good! Just don't expect any pristine 5 star visual details! After all it's not an animated movie from 2010! Definetly worth the upgrade from any DVD version! It has English & French DTS HD Language Tracks, just french subtitles. It comes in a slipcase as well!

[Kynch]

Originally Posted by marvinski

It actually looks & sounds very good! Just don't expect any pristine 5 star visual details! After all it's not an animated movie from 2010! Definetly worth the upgrade from any DVD version! It has English & French DTS HD Language Tracks, just french subtitles. It comes in a slipcase as well!

Thanks for the info.

Could you post a picture in the Slipcover thread along with others if you have the time?

[pro-bassoonist]

Originally Posted by marvinski

It actually looks & sounds very good! Just don't expect any pristine 5 star visual details! After all it's not an animated movie from 2010! Definetly worth the upgrade from any DVD version! It has English & French DTS HD Language Tracks, just french subtitles. It comes in a slipcase as well!

Are the French subs imposed or can you turn them off?

Pro-B

[marvinski]

Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist

Are the French subs imposed or can you turn them off?

Pro-B

you definetly can turn them off! not like on the TF1 releases like Pulp Fiction ... they are not "incrusted" as the french say!

[I KEEL YOU]

It would be nice to assemble all the technical info about all of the Reservoir Dogs versions out there. And there are a lot. I know at least five different:

American
French
German
Dutch
Nordic (the one I have)

I only know that the American and German versions are different. Other than that, I don't know which version uses what transfer.

[RipleyLV426]

Originally Posted by I KEEL YOU

It would be nice to assemble all the technical info about all of the Reservoir Dogs versions out there. And there are a lot. I know at least five different:

American
French
German
Dutch
Nordic (the one I have)

I only know that the American and German versions are different. Other than that, I don't know which version uses what transfer.

I'd be interested to know as well which version/s are superior. Looks like Spain got all the extras though

US specs:

Region "A" Locked
Discs:
BD-25 (21.77 GB)

Video:
MPEG-2 / 1080p24 / 2.35:1 / 20.03 Mbps

Audio:
English DTS-ES 6.1 (3039 kbps)
English Dolby Digital EX 5.1 (640 kbps)

Subtitles:
English, Spanish

Extras:
Featurette
Character Histories
Subtitle Fact Track



German specs:

Region Locked B
Discs:
1 : BD-50 (43.59 GB)

Video:
VC-1 / 1080p24 / 2.35:1 / 22.34 Mbps

Audio:
English DTS-HD Hi-Res 5.1 (48 kHz / 16-bit / 3840 kbps)
German DTS-HD Hi-Res 5.1 (48 kHz / 16-bit / 3840 kbps)

Subtitles:
English, German

Netherlands Specs:

Video: 2.35:1

Audio:
Dolby Digital 2.0-Comment
Dolby Digital 5.1 EX-English
DTS-HD MA-English

Subtitles: Dutch

Extras: Trailer
Radio show
Interviews with the cast and crew
Tributes & Dedications
Critics Commentary
George Baker Selection
Video clip Little Green Bag

Spain Specs:

1 BD-25 & 1 DVD

Video:
2:35:1 1080p

Audio:
DTS-HD HR English 5.1 (48 kHz/24 bit)
2046 kbps

DTS-HD HR 5.1 Spanish (48 kHz/24 bit)
2046 kbps

Spanish
640 kbps

Catalan
192 kbps

English
640 kbps

Extras:
BD- Commentary, Trailers
DVD- Trailers
6 min. Interviews
Dedicated to...
widescreen 16/9, DD 2.0 English, subtitled in Spanish
Quentin Tarantino explains the dedications made in the script of Reservoir Dogs with names such as Godard, Melville, Chow Yun Fat and John Woo. In the other four interviews, conducted by Artisan in 2002, some of the people of the dedications speak about their work and Tarantino.
•Interview with Quentin Tarantino (10' 42 ")
•Interview with Monte Hellman (4' 44 ")
•Interview with Jack Hill (5' 51 ")
•Interview with Pam Grier (2' 25 ")
•Interview with Roger Corman (5' 03 ")
11 min. Deleted Scenes
A tribute to Lawrence Tierney
14' 47 ", widescreen 16/9, DD 2.0 English, subtitled in Spanish
The deceased actor who plays Joe Cabot in the film was already under tribute in this fun littered with anecdotes of the peculiar and conflictive actor featurette.
Interview with Eddie Bunker
8' 03 ", widescreen 16/9, DD 2.0 English, subtitled in Spanish
Mr blue in the movie the interpreter has interesting anecdotes of his times of delinquent and convicted before becoming a writer.
Reservoir Dolls
widescreen 16/9, DD 2.0 English, subtitled in Spanish
In this funny extra refers line dolls with motifs of the film and we can even see the mythical scene of ear recreated with dolls in two versions with different angles.
•The dolls (4' 06 ")
•Recreating the scene of the ear version 1 (2' 13 ")
•Recreating the scene of the ear version 2 (2' 16 ")
The class of 92
widescreen 16/9, DD 2.0 English, subtitled in Spanish
Tarantino and some of the emerging directors in 1992 Sundance film festival talk about independent film then and now, as well as his way of seeing the film and their experiences at the famous festival.
•Documentary "The class of 92" (8' 04 ")
•Interview with Alex Rockwell (3' 24 ")
•Interview with Chris Münch (3' 53 ")
•Interview with Katt Shae (3' 51 ")
•Interview with Tom Kalin (4' 19 ")
•Interview with Quentin Tarantino (5' 09 ")
Documentary "Playing it fast & loose"
15' 05 ", widescreen 16/9, DD 2.0 English, subtitled in Spanish
In this featurette of Lion's Gate of the year 2006 several critics and film historians (including the ineffable Harry Knowles of aintitcoolnews.com) speak of as retrospective about the significance that Reservoir Dogs and how the film is built.
The scenarios
4' 21 " widescreen 16/9, DD 2.0 English, subtitled in Spanish
Billy a. Box, location manager, makes a detailed overview of the different places where the film was shot from an old warehouse of corpses to a gay bar.
Reservoir Dogs 1 x 1
6' 49 ", widescreen 16/9, DD 2.0 English, subtitled in Spanish
Chips detailed data and psychological traits of the most important characters in the film are: Mr Brown, Mr pink, Mr White and Mr blond.
Gallery
Montage - music and images of characters, :21''