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Audition and Witness: SE, Ong-Bak Aussie 2-disc, and maaaybe Transporter: SE. More than happy with my R2 and R3 editions of Layer Cake and Oldboy.
Layer Cake should do well thanks to the Snatch/Lock Stock connection, but if you're expecting the same comedic elements as those two, you'll be disappointed; there's a little humor, but nothing to warrant that baffling cover blurb. Still, doesn't change the fact that it's a gorgeously-shot, razor-sharp crime drama that's entirely superior to both of Ritchie's films.
Pretty run of the mill "special" edition extras, save for the 15 minutes of extended fight scenes, which is neat, but they're stupidly left as deleted scenes instead of being stitched into the film itself. And weren't these on the first disc? Eh. The free ticket for Transporter 2 and the fact that it's a dirt-cheap disc makes it appealing, though... Bonus points: not an awful flipper disc like the original release.
Layer Cake should do well thanks to the Snatch/Lock Stock connection, but if you're expecting the same comedic elements as those two, you'll be disappointed; there's a little humor, but nothing to warrant that baffling cover blurb. Still, doesn't change the fact that it's a gorgeously-shot, razor-sharp crime drama that's entirely superior to both of Ritchie's films.
Want more info on the new Transporter DVD! Cover looks dumb, but I'd still like to know what's on the insiiiiiiiiiiiide.
Pretty run of the mill "special" edition extras, save for the 15 minutes of extended fight scenes, which is neat, but they're stupidly left as deleted scenes instead of being stitched into the film itself. And weren't these on the first disc? Eh. The free ticket for Transporter 2 and the fact that it's a dirt-cheap disc makes it appealing, though... Bonus points: not an awful flipper disc like the original release.