thedigitalbits escribió:they've just set Little Shop of Horrors: The Director's Cut for Blu-ray release on 10/9 (SRP $34.99). The BD Book edition will include both the theatrical cut and the restored Director's Cut featuring the 20-minute alternate ending (now in full color)! The theatrical cut will include audio commentary by director Frank Oz. You'll also get the Frank Oz and Little Shop of Horrors: The Director's Cut introduction by Oz (with Richar Conway), the A Story of Little Shop of Horrors documentary, outtakes and deleted scenes with optional commentary and a pair of theatrical trailers.

Cita:The footage of the original ending was previously available only in black & white in the extra content of a limited number of copies of a DVD edition released in 1998. Now, with the help of production notes from Frank Oz and others on the film’s creative team, WHV has meticulously restored and digitally remastered the ending, in full color, with the elaborate special effects in tact. Sound has also been rebuilt and mixed in Dolby 5.1. The theatrical version has also been re-mastered.

Cita:“FEED ME, SEYMOUR!”
LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS:
THE DIRECTOR’S CUT
BLOSSOMS ON BLU-RAY™ OCTOBER 9

Includes Highly Anticipated 20-Minute Alternate Ending, Now Restored and in Color from Warner Home Video, with Digitally Re-mastered Picture and 5.1 Sound

Little Shop of Horrors, nominated for two Academy Awards® in 1986, including Best Music, Original Song and Best Effects, Visual Effects, debuts on Blu-ray Disc™ October 9, 2012 from Warner Home Video. The Blu-ray debut of the film, directed by the inimitable Frank Oz (Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, The Dark Crystal, The Muppets Take Manhattan), includes two hi-def versions of the cult classic: the one shown in theaters and The Director’s Cut, featuring a newly restored 20-minute ending from the director’s first cut, now in color, that fans have been waiting to see.

The footage of the original ending was previously available only in black & white in the extra content of a limited number of copies of a DVD edition released in 1998. Now, with the help of production notes from Frank Oz and others on the film’s creative team, WHV has meticulously restored and digitally remastered the ending, in full color, with the elaborate special effects in tact. Sound has also been rebuilt and mixed in Dolby 5.1. The theatrical version has also been re-mastered.

Little Shop of Horrors: The Director’s Cut is loaded with extras, including commentary by director Frank Oz (on the theatrical version), introduction by Oz with Richard Conway, outtakes, deleted scenes, and a behind-the-scenes documentary – all presented in a commemorative Blu-ray Book boasting 40 pages of behind-the-scenes insight, including film trivia, actor and director bios and more. Little Shop of Horrors: The Director’s Cut has a suggested retail price of $34.99. Orders are due September 4, 2012.

On July 26, 2012, the Academy of Science Fiction, Fantasy and Horror Films will present the Life Career Award to Oz at the 38th Annual Saturn Awards, the highest honor for genre filmmaking. The special award recognizes Oz for his work as a director, as well as the indelible contributions he has made as performer of such unforgettable characters as Yoda and Miss Piggy.

Little Shop of Horrors stars Rick Moranis (Little Giants, The Flintstones, Parenthood, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids), Ellen Greene (The Cooler, TV series The Young and the Restless, Heroes, Pushing Daisies), Vincent Gardenia (Moonstruck), with a special appearance by Steve Martin (It’s Complicated, The Pink Panther, Cheaper by the Dozen), and more.

SYNOPSIS
In this cult classic, a nerdish florist finds his chance for success and romance with the help of a giant man-eating plant who demands to be fed.

SPECIAL FEATURES:
· Theatrical version of the film with optional commentary
· The Director’s Cut featuring the newly restored 20-minute alternate ending
· Digitally re-mastered picture and 5.1 sound on both versions
· "Frank Oz and Little Shop of Horrors: The Director's Cut," an introduction by Frank Oz with Richard Conway
· "A Story of Little Shop of Horrors" (behind-the-scenes documentary)
· Outtakes and deleted scenes with optional commentary
· Two theatrical trailers


LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS: THE DIRECTOR’S CUT
BLU-RAY BOOK
Run Time: 93:50 mins (theatrical version)
Run Time: 103:02 mins (The Director’s Cut with alternate ending)
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (theatrical version)
U.S. Street Date: October 9, 2012
Order Due Date: September 4, 2012
CAT # / UPC: 1000310844 / 6000074146
SRP: $34.99

Note: All enhanced content listed above is subject to change.

Warner Home Video Blu-ray Discs™ offer resolution six times higher than standard definition DVDs, as well as extraordinarily vibrant contrast and color and beautifully crisp sound. The format also provides a higher level of interactivity, with instant access to extra features via a seamless menu bar where viewers can enjoy features without leaving or interrupting the film. For more information: http://warnerblu.warnerbros.com/.

http://www.hometheaterforum.com/t/321468/whv-press-release-little-shop-of-horrors-the-directors-cut-theatrical-bd-book

(06-14-2012, 02:54 PM)juanonimo escribió: WOW!

Una de mis películas favoritas!
Esta no se consigue en México!

Me parece que los digibooks de Warner siempre salen en México, o al menos yo he visto la gran mayoría de los que han salido en USA.

Como bien dice Mr. Roger Ebert, de esto se hacen las películas de culto!

Me gusta mucho que sea digibook. El arte no me fascina pero está coqueto.

Qué felicidad poder tener este título en Blu-ray!

Y con el final original restaurado!

Toda una joyita!

(06-15-2012, 03:11 AM)cuau_cg escribió: A mi lo que me molesta es que a veces en los subtítulos latinos no traducen las canciones, pero si activamos los de españa, asunto arreglado
El doblaje como siempre a mi me da igual.

Cita:Regardless of which ending one prefers, certain elements of Oz's film have become the version of Little Shop of Horrors, even for diehard theater fans like me, who enjoy seeing such protean works reimagined and explored anew. It will be a long time, if ever, before anyone manages to top Steve Martin's portrayal of the sadistic Orin Scrivello, or even drown out Martin's rendition of the song "Dentist". Ellen Greene's Audrey will be always be the definitive version, especially for anyone who saw her do it live (the lady didn't need the help of studio technicians to belt out those big notes). And Bill Murray's memorable dental patient, who wasn't even in the stage version but was added back from the Roger Corman movie, gives Oz's film the unique electric charge that has filmmakers still chasing after the notoriously reclusive Murray to appear in their films even today. Murray's loopy Arthur Denton is just another reminder that on Skid Row you never know what you're messin' with. Highly recommended.

(10-10-2012, 01:49 AM)Lost hero escribió: Ojala si salga en México pronto por que esta raro que el digibook de "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane" ya este a la venta en México y este aun no.

Ambos tienen la misma fecha de salida en USA : Oct 9.
Si no pues amazonazo.

(10-10-2012, 02:15 AM)juanonimo escribió:

(10-10-2012, 01:49 AM)Lost hero escribió: Ojala si salga en México pronto por que esta raro que el digibook de "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane" ya este a la venta en México y este aun no.

Ambos tienen la misma fecha de salida en USA : Oct 9.
Si no pues amazonazo.

No sé quién tenga los derechos de esta película en México.
Me preocupa porque NUNCA se editó en DVD en nuestro país.

Pasará lo mismo con el Blu-ray?

(10-18-2012, 11:11 PM)Salas escribió:

(10-10-2012, 02:15 AM)juanonimo escribió:

(10-10-2012, 01:49 AM)Lost hero escribió: Ojala si salga en México pronto por que esta raro que el digibook de "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane" ya este a la venta en México y este aun no.

Ambos tienen la misma fecha de salida en USA : Oct 9.
Si no pues amazonazo.

No sé quién tenga los derechos de esta película en México.
Me preocupa porque NUNCA se editó en DVD en nuestro país.

Pasará lo mismo con el Blu-ray?

Esteeeee... yo tengo el DVD R4 de Little Shop of Horrors (1986), snap case, o sea, Warner.

(10-19-2012, 01:42 AM)juanonimo escribió:

(10-18-2012, 11:11 PM)Salas escribió:

(10-10-2012, 02:15 AM)juanonimo escribió:

(10-10-2012, 01:49 AM)Lost hero escribió: Ojala si salga en México pronto por que esta raro que el digibook de "What Ever Happened to Baby Jane" ya este a la venta en México y este aun no.

Ambos tienen la misma fecha de salida en USA : Oct 9.
Si no pues amazonazo.

No sé quién tenga los derechos de esta película en México.
Me preocupa porque NUNCA se editó en DVD en nuestro país.

Pasará lo mismo con el Blu-ray?

Esteeeee... yo tengo el DVD R4 de Little Shop of Horrors (1986), snap case, o sea, Warner.

Yo llevo AÑOS buscando ese DVD
Y lo único que me supieron resolver era pedirlo importado en Mixup.
Tu DVD fue editado en los 90s?