blu-ray.com escribió:Just three months after its U.S. theatrical release, Warner Home Entertainment will bring Arthur to Blu-ray. A remake of the classic Dudley Moore comedy, the 2011 version stars Russell Brand (Forgetting Sarah Marshall) as a drunken billionaire who must choose between true love or money and features a supporting cast that includes Helen Mirren (Red), Greta Gerwig (Greenberg), Jennifer Garner (Juno), and Nick Nolte (The Thin Red Line).

Warner Home Entertainment has not officially announced the Blu-ray's special features but judging from the preliminary box art, it appears Arthur will have the following supplements:

Arthur Unsupervised: Russell Brand and director Jason Winer expose all the footage, photographs, and ad-libs not included in the theatrical cut
Gag reel
Additional scenes: Over 10 minutes of deleted footage
Currently, Amazon does not have a pre-order listing for Arthur, so check back later for further details.

The Blu-ray of Arthur streets on July 15th

Kenneth Brown escribió:Come for Arthur, stay for... Arthur actually. Arthur 2: On the Rocks is a bland, unbelievably brainless curiosity that, quite frankly, isn't going to win over many new fans. Certainly not as many as the original. Unfortunately, Warner's Blu-ray release is hit-or-miss as well. Neither film includes any significant special features, Arthur's AV presentation is a letdown, and only the sequel's video transfer and DTS-HD Master Audio stereo track leave a lasting mark. Still, for $15, Warner's latest Double Feature is worth considering for Arthur alone. It isn't going to turn heads, but it bests its DVD counterpart. For some, that will be enough.