WDSHE PR/Click Communications just sent me these preview clips of some of the bonus material included with WALL-E on DVD and Blu-ray for all of you who have to wait until the 18th to watch the whole thing :) Enjoy.
"Elbows"
"Reason for Bots"
"Building Worlds from the Sound Up"
Friday, November 7, 2008
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That's awesome! I can't wait for more!!
So Cool!
cool. i know this is kinda off topic, but like WALL-E, will there be a round table interview from you about Bolt?
Anonymous: There might be a one-on-one interview. That's all I'll say for now :)
awesome. if there was one... who would it be with?!? the director?
hey Mike. is your screening the Sat., Nov. 15 one in T.O.? i might be at that one. if not, when's your's?
can you tell us which vignettes are included in the "WALL-E Treasures & Trinkets" montage? Thanks!
And thank you for these previews, I can't wait!! :D
...or is on mon., nov. 17th, at 7:00pm at the queensway? i might be at that one instead.
Thanks for posting these! but now I hate you for making me that much more excited to get that DVD. ;)
Elikrotupos: I believe "WALL-E Treasures & Trinkets" is basically the vignettes released online prior to the movie's release.
Anonymous #3: Can't tell you, 'cause I don't know yet.
Anonymous #4/#5: Who are you, and how are you geting into an advance screening?!
EZ Rock has a contest to win passes to the advanced screening of BOLT on Monday November 17th at 7 pm at Queensway Cinemas,
and tribute.ca has a contest for next saturday.
...and yeah, i think i'm on lucky streak right now, but nothing is definite yet - in other words, i MIGHT be at a screening. i'm just really hoping right now. the movie looks cool. if not i'll see it opening. look forward to your review.
Is there a way we can find out if the DVD or BlueRay release will have the DVS track included? I'm blind, and I love the Pixar films. If you're wondering why, it is simply the story, every time. But, this movie specifically requires description. DVS stands for Descriptive Video Service. Pixar contracts the Media Access Group at WGBH Boston to create the descriptive narration for theatrical use. It so far has never made it to a Pixar home video release, despite the begging and pleading of many of us who simply can't visibly see their genius. I would hope that they would include the descriptive track for this film if no others, simply because the entire thing short of a few scenes on the ship will be lost on a visually impaired audience.
Anonymous: No mention of descriptive video was made in the press release.
Were you able to enjoy WALL-E in the theater? Please say yes.
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