DREDD - Blu-ray Wish List

[CrazyFoxMachine]

Just spotted this amazing mock-up on DeviantArt. How classy is this?



Credit: nokdesigns http://nokdesigns.deviantart.com/

[Spikes]

Oh thats nice. I suspect thats not a million miles away from what we will get.

[Danbo]

That looks legit.

[judge devs]

I agree that does look spot on.

[MR. ELIMINATOR]

Looks ace! Who would put that much effort into a fake, maybe it is the real thing?

[Spikes]

^ I hope not, and only for the reason that the special features on offer are a bit ho-hum.

[chuffsteruk]

A "from page to screen"doc would be nice, get some of the artists/writers of Dredd on board.

[James]

Just this as a wraparound please, with the necessary blurb on the back in matt white ink.

[PsychoGoatee]

My wishlist for the blu-ray, other than the movie itself: animated short film.

Doooo it. Maybe Punks Rule or something, done in five minutes, doooo it.

[orinAGN]

I'd love:
cast and crew interviews
deleted scenes
making of documentary
featurettes including Urban lobbying for this role, training, becoming the character, etc. Same sort of highlights for Ma-Ma and Anderson.
Cast and film-maker commentary
And include a digital copy of the Ma-Ma prequel comic.

[Eme]

i would love Olivia Thirlby  to deliver mine .......

[radiator]

Seeing as how Dredd has fared at the box office, I suspect a bare-bones single disc is the likeliest result. There'll probably be a few scant 'making of' type docs, but that'll be it. They're unlikely to throw a lot of resources at the home release for a movie few people saw.

Packaging will most likely be bog standard - quite similar to the mockup above I'd imagine. Entertainment UK tend to produce quite ugly packaging for their releases imo.

If it sells well, I expect we'll get a special edition further down the line - with any luck a steelbook with that Jock art on the cover, and maybe a few more features.

Alex Garland has already pretty much ruled out doing a commentary track.

[Spikes]

Wasnt it said, on one of the threads, that the extras had largely already been produced?

[JOE SOAP]

Wasnt it said, on one of the threads, that the extras had largely already been produced?

Yep.

[orinAGN]

Seeing as how Dredd has fared at the box office, I suspect a bare-bones single disc is the likeliest result. There'll probably be a few scant 'making of' type docs, but that'll be it. They're unlikely to throw a lot of resources at the home release for a movie few people saw.

Box-Office performance doesn't dictate DVD features.

For instance, look at John Carter.
It didn't make enough money at the BO.
But it's release had: • Disney Second Screen • 360 Degrees of John Carter • Deleted Scenes with Optional Commentary by Director Andrew Stanton • Bloopers • Making of Documentary • Audio Commentary with Film Makers[/quote]

Alex Garland has already pretty much ruled out doing a commentary track.

He has?  That sucks.