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Metrodome now have the first installment of their Masterforce podcast now up, showcasing the first episode of the series in five segments through next week. Download itunes if you don’t have it already, and click here to get started!
With the release of Transformers on DVD just 10 days away in North America, the final details on the set are becoming clear. Today, the menus used on both discs of the DVD set have been revealed by Comics Continuum. As is becoming a regular occurrence, Scorponok has been spelt wrong (sigh).
With Transformers on DVD only under 3 weeks away from the North American release, more confirmed details are coming on the length of the extra features.
The BBFC, who have to rate all DVD material released in the UK have recently reviewed the extras on disc 2 of Transformers and there seems to be more content than meets the eye (yes I said it). The total length of the extras is 148 minutes and 2 seconds.
Firstly, there are 3 easter eggs, titled “Michael Bay Cameo” (2m29s), “Girl in Dress” (1m57s) and “The Bay-Bot” (14s) and an extra feature not mentioned on the press releases, “Casting Mojo” (1m14s).
The most interesting thing is the possiblity of DELETED SCENES on the disc. There are 10 listed and are summed up below
Sam Picks Up Miles – 28 sec
Maggie and Glen Intro – 1 min 49 sec
Police Station Drug Video – 41 sec
Fig wounded – 48 sec
Fig Death – 1 min 14 sec
Suv – 2 min 22 sec
Big Rhonda – 1 min 17 sec
Hoover Dam – 1 min 9 sec
Proving Lab – 58 sec
Simmon’s President Speech – 23 sec
It isn’t confirmed whether these are on the disc but if Paramount have spent the money to get them rated there is a very good chance.
We’ve received this press release from Sony Pictures about the DVD release of Transformers Beast Machines Season 1.
Transformers Beast Machines: Season 1
Available to buy on DVD
16th July 2007To coincide with the theatrical, live-action release of Transformers Sony Pictures Home Entertainment presents the animated Transformers Beast Machines, available to own on DVD from 16th July 2007.
Transformers Beast Machines sees the innocent Maximals awaken on their home planet of Cybertron with no memory of how or why they are there. However, instead of being greeted by their own kind, the robotic creatures find themselves pitched in a life-or-death battle with the evil Veicons, ruthless and mindless creatures by the Decepticon Megatron. With a war now being waged, the Maximals must free Cybertron from Megatron and restore it to its former glory before all life is doomed.
Available in two single volume discs or as a complete season double-disc with all 13 episodes, Transformers Beast Machines follows the continuing story of the Transformers, with another race of robot creations battling against the evil Decepticons. With animals replacing the vehicular forms the Autobots take, Transformers Beast Machines takes the age-old battle to a new level.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
TITLE Transformers Beast Machines: Season 1
Release Date 16th July 2007
Format Retail DVD
RRP Single volume £5.99, Complete Season £9.99
Certificate PG
Genre Animation / Sci-fi
With the release of Madman’s Complete G1 DVD Collection in Australia on 27th June, Simon Furman has commented on the exclusive comic that comes with the set. Written by himself with art by Nick Roche, he also appears on a podcast on Anime Snacktime talking about all things Transformers.
READ Simon Furman’s Blog
Metrodome have just launched a new Transformers website to go alongside their Movie DVD release tomorrow.
Check out the site here
DVDActive have provided the first review of Metrodome’s Transformers The Movie Ultimate Edition DVD. The article goes into a lot of detail and provides comparisons with Sony BMG’s 20th Anniversary Edition that came out last November in North America.
Overall, Metrodome’s version is praised for the superior, but not perfect, picture whilst Song BMG’s has a better quality of extras.
Check out the full review here.
DVDActive.com have received their preview edition of Metrodome’s Transformers The Movie Ultimate Edition DVD, due for release on 4th June in the UK. They have kindly taken some screenshots of the menus on both discs.
For those of you wondering where you can get the limited edition tin version of the DVD, check out HMV, who also have a double sided sleeve, or play.com, who have 3 art cards.
Metrodome have cut together a trailer for their features packed Transformers The Movie DVD release
We’ve just received the latest news from Metrodome about their Transformers the Movie DVD release. Check it out
Transformers the Movie on the Big Screen!
Hi all
We are extremely pleased and excited to announce that after 21 years since its first release, Metrodome will be bringing back Transformers the Movie to the big screen! Opening one month before the Ultimate Edition DVD release, the movie will show exclusively at the Apollo West End Cinema in London from Friday 4th May and run for a two-week period.
This is the perfect chance for all you fans that missed out on the original theatrical release to see how the movie was meant to be experienced in its full cinematic glory – the planet destroying mass of Unicron and Prime’s momentous battle with Megatron will never look better than this!
Tickets go on sale on Monday 30th May and with such an exclusive run of only two weeks, they will be high in demand so get in there and pre-book your seats on the Apollo’s website www.apollocinemas.co.uk or call 0871 220 6000.
And of course one month after the opening of the movie’s theatrical run sees the DVD release of Transformers the Movie – Ultimate Edition newly remastered and for the first time in widescreen in the UK! Along with this stunning picture and new 5.1 audio we have put together some great special features for this release.
DISC 1
- Remastered movie with 5.1 audio/stereo option
- Commentary with Transformers expert Chris McFeely
- Alternate US/UK version footage
- US theatrical trailer
- Japanese Trailer
- US TV spots
- Final title check test
- Cinex check – colour and exposure check
- Character biographies
- New Transformers The Movie trailer
DISC 2
- Original 4 3 version of the movie
- Exclusive interview with Flint Dille (Story Consultant)
- The voice of Optimus Prime, Peter Cullen Q&A
- Exclusive Japanese Scramble City episode
- Deleted and alternative scenes
- Paramount’s ‘Transformers’ live action movie trailer
- Animated storyboards
- DVD Rom Material Original movie script and 5.1 audio breakdown
- Exclusive booklet written by Transformers expert Chris McFeely
And for the first few days only, the 2 disc version will be available in a SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION TIN BOX (pictured) – so avoid disappointment and the prospect of shelling out £300 for it on ebay by pre ordering yours now!
As a little taster check on the new trailer that we’ve cut for the movie! – www.youtube.com/watch?v=Asve9Y5na3c
Metrodome
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