rodo escribió:el como:
vengo llegando de conocido lugar en donde venden ese tipo de mercancia y ya tienen el dvd:
con idiomas, subtitulos y extras.

Cita:We've been told by a source to look for 20th Century Fox to release The Passion of the Christ onto DVD sometime in the Fall - possibly October - to take full advantage of the Christmas shopping season. Bonus materials are already in the process of being prepped and created for this release. Mel Gibson's Icon Productions and distributor Newmarket Films may also re-release the film back into theaters in December for an Oscar nomination campaign.

Cita:04.11.04 THE PASSION OF THE CHRIST
Various sources are letting us know that 20th Century Fox and Icon Productions may be eyeing a September or October release timeframe for Mel Gibson's personal ATM machine, The Passion of The Christ. The film may be released as a two-disc set, depending on the length and complexity of the bonus materials which are currently being assembled. Timed to take advantage of the Christmas shopping season, expect this to be one of the biggest individual title rollouts in DVD history! And with Christian bookstores and other non-traditional DVD outlets already lining up to carry The Passion, this could very well likely become THE biggest selling disc ever. Trade sources have also confirmed that the film will be re-released back into theaters in December for an Oscar-nomination campaign. Thanks to everyone who sent in the scoops.

warpath escribió:......estaria bien para que puedan disfrutarla personas como mi mother q no se le da mucho el ingles .....

Cita:With The Passion of the Christ finally appearing to end its phenomenal run as the first of the summer tentpoles hit U.S. theaters last weekend, Fox and Mel Gibson's Icon Prods. have finally officially confirmed a late August release date for the DVD version (VB, 4-21).

Fox plans an Aug. 31 (prebook Aug. 4) release date, just three weeks prior to the studio's first DVD release of the Star Wars Trilogy on Sept. 21, which could give Fox two of the biggest releases of the year less than a monthm apart.

With the R-rated Passion generating nearly $370 million in the U.S.
alone to rank among the Top 10 moneymakers of all time, industry observers believe at least 15 million DVD copies could be sold domestically and come close to doubling the box-office gross.

Fox is targeting the church market hard, setting up bulk ordering at a special Web site where customized "church sleeves" and other church-oriented marketing and promotional materials can be downloaded.

The studio's sister News Corp. international Christian communications company Zondervan will handle distribution to retailer members of the Christian Booksellers Association.

Coming as somewhat of a surprise, the Aug. 31 edition of the two-hour Passion will be a single-disc release with few if any bonus features and tagged with a retail price of $29.98. A spokesman for Fox said every effort was made to use the maximum digital bit rate during the transfer to present the movie with the highest quality picture and audio, including sound in 5.1 Dolby Digital and 5.1 DTS, optional widescreen or pan-and-scan and English or Spanish subtitles on the film, in which all the dialog is either in Aramaic or Latin.

Although the studio would not comment, it is believed that a follow-up special edition is being planned for a potential release at Christmas or
Easter.

There has also been discussion about a theatrical rerelease of the film. International DVD release plans are still being determined.