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IMDB-link......: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078788/
Menus..........: [x] Untouched, intact.
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Audio............: English Dolby Digital 5.1 Subtitles........: English & Spanish Video Format.....: 2.00:1 Anamorphic Widescreen DVD Source.......: 2 x DVD9 DVD Format.......: ntsc
DISC ONE *The Film - 1979 Theatrical version (Part 1) Audio commentary with director/co-writer/co-producer Francis Ford Coppola (Part 1) The Film - 2001 Redux version (Part 1) Audio commentary with director/co-writer/co-producer Francis Ford Coppola (Part 1) Extras: "Introduction to Theatrical version by director/co-writer/co-producer Francis Ford Coppola" -featurette (2:50 min) "Introduction to Redux version by director/co-writer/co-producer Francis Ford Coppola" -featurette (4 min) "Redux marker" (when turned on, on-screen icon will appear during the added footage) "The Hollow Men" -featurette (complete Marlon Brando reading of T.S. Eliot's 1925 poem - 17 min) Deleted scene: "Monkey Sampan" (3 min) 12 Additional Scenes (26 min - from the tape source): -Saigon Streetlife (45 sec) -Military Intelligence Escorts" (42 sec) -Intelligence Briefing (Extension 1) (2:15 min) -Intelligence Briefing (Extension 2) (3:15 min) -Willard Meets the PBR Crew (1:02 min) -Letter From Mrs. Kurtz (1:26 min) -Booby Trap (51 sec) -Do Lung...That road is open (55 sec) -Photojournalist (2:28 min) -Colby (1:33 min) -The Tiger Cages (4:29 min) -Special Forces Knife (6:34 min) A/V Club: -"The Birth of 5.1 Sound" -featurette (6 min) -"Ghost Helicopter Flyover" -featurette (3:50 min) -Text article: "Bob Moog: Apocalypse Now: The Synthesizer Soundtrack" -Text: Technical FAQ
DISC TWO *The Film - 1979 Theatrical version (Part 2) Audio commentary with director/co-writer/co-producer Francis Ford Coppola (Part 2) The Film - 2001 Redux version (Part 2) Audio commentary with director/co-writer/co-producer Francis Ford Coppola (Part 2) Extras: "The Post Production of Apocalypse Now" -documentary: -A Million Feet of Film: The Editing of Apocalypse Now (17:54 min) -The Music of Apocalypse Now (14:43 min) -"Heard Any Good Movies Lately?": *The Sound Design of Apocalypse Now (15:19 min) *The Final Mix (3:07 min) "PBR Streetgang" -featurette (4:10 min) "Apocalypse Now and Then" -featurette (3:40 min) "The Color Palette of Apocalypse Now" -featurette (4:05 min)
Notes: *Both commentaries are basically the same, but with "Redux"-specific anecdotes seamlessly added in. *There´s also "Circuit City" exclusive in the US: Free 20 minute bonus DVD (paper sleeve inside the case) including: -"The Added Scenes and Expanded Themes of Apocalypse Now: Redux" -featurette (7:50 min) -"Destruction of the Kurtz compound" -featurette (with optional audio commentary by Francis Ford Coppola - 6:20 min) -1979 theatrical trailer (3:51 min) -2001 theatrical trailer (2:31 min)
Easter eggs: On Disc 1: Go to the Special Features menu in the 'Apocalypse Now' menu. Highlight 'Watch Apocalypse Now with Francis Ford Coppola' and press right. A date, May 11, 1979, will illuminate. Press 'enter' to read a letter written by Francis Ford Coppola to the people attending a preview screening. Go to the Scene Selection screen in the 'Apocalypse Now Redux' menu. Go to subscreen 11-15, and highlight scene 15. Press left and the image of the playmate will illuminate. Press 'enter' and you will be taken to a poster calling for extras for the playboy bunnies scene. On Disc 2: Go to the Scene Selection screen in the 'Apocalypse Now' menu. Go to subscreen 1-5, and highlight scene 4. Press left and the image of Kurtz holding his head in his hands will illuminate. Press 'enter' and you will be taken to a memo detailing various methods of torture Go to the Scene Selection screen in the 'Apocalypse Now Redux' menu. Go to subscreen 1-5, and highlight scene 3. Press left and the image of the glasses will illuminate. Press 'enter' and you will be taken to a memo explaining how some of the crew have been sick recently, and promising it will never happen again.