dvd box.. Kaft

[Simone]

De dvd box van heroes doet het goed op amazone.com

dit is de kaft...

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[Annika]

Verkrijgbaar vaanf 13 september.

Extra's (van myseries.nl)

HD DVD only..

1) Most dramatically, only the HD version provides snazzy picture-in-picture video of the cast and creators giving their commentaries, which means HD-DVD purchasers get to find out that series writer-producer Natalie Chaidez, who scripted episodes “The Fix” and “Better Halves,” is hot. (The audio on the HD-DVD and DVD commentaries are identical.) The only season-one commentary not videotaped, apparently, was the one Kring provided for his oversized unaired pilot.

2) Only the HD version can be programmed to provide “Character Connections,” text screens that explain how all the dramatic personae know each other.

3) Only the HD version can be programmed for “Helix Revaled,” which leaps into play every time one of those helix symbols (like the one tattooed on Jessica’s shoulder) appears in an epiosode. And that helix turns up a lot.

4) Only the HD version can be programmed for “Artwork Presentation,” which brings into special high-def close-ups all of the illustrations comic-book artist Tim Sale created for the show.

Extras common to the DVD and HD-DVD versions:

* THE ORIGINAL UNAIRED PILOT (73:35) illustrates shows us some of the roads the series belatedly decided not to travel. Learn that Matt Parkman was going to use his superpower to hunt down a terrorist, only to discover that the terrorist he’s been hunting is actually his boyhood pal, a former foreign exchange student the Parkman family took in decades earlier. Discover also how Isaac Mendez’s heroin addiction originally caused him to dismember himself. See how nutsty was the original Peter-Natham flying sequence that concluded the first episode. Find out that the original plan was not to make each hour one chapter; Kring originally intended to divide each hour-long episode into several “chapters.” Kring provides an audio commentary explaining why he made the changes.

* THE MAKING OF HEROES (9:59) reminds us that Mohinder was originally supposed to be 55 years old. At Comic Con 2006, an excited Ali Larter admits she’s astonished so many are so keen about a show that hasn’t yet aired. Discover that Chicago native Sendhil Ramamurthy’s “Heroes” accent is a sham.

* THE SPECIAL EFFECTS (8:43) reminds us of Masi Oka’s digital-effects background, and how it helped him communicate with the “Heroes” effects staff.

* THE STUNTS (10:21) reveals that renaissance man Masi Oka has a black belt in Kendo. We also learn that “Heroes” regulars generally like to do their own stunts but are frequently prohibited by those insuring the production.

* PROFILE OF ARTIST TIM SALE (11:25) reveals that the veteran comic-book artist is color-blind, and that others have to add the color to Isaac’s “paintings.” Sale wonders aloud how heroin-addict Isaac can afford his sprawling New York loft.

* THE SCORE (8:57) shows how series composer/musicians Wendy Melvoin and Lisa Coleman are holding up a quarter-century after they backed Prince on “1999.”

* COMMENTARIES:

. 1.0: Unaired original pilot. Creator/showrunner Tim Kring.
. 1.12: “Godsend.” Jack Coleman, Leonard Roberts and Sendhil Ramamurthy.
. 1.13: “The Fix.” Hayden Panettiere, Greg Grunberg and writer Natalie Chaidez.
. 1.14: “Distractions.” Milo Ventimiglia and Zach Quinto.
. 1.15: “Run!” Greg Grunberg and Kevin Chamberlin (Aron Malsky).
. 1.16: “Unexpected.” Zach Quinto, Sendhil Ramamurthy and director Greg Beeman.
. 1.17: “Company Man.” Jack Coleman, writer Bryan Fuller and director Allan Arkush.
. 1.18 “Parasite.” Jimmy-Jean Louis (The Haitian), writer Chris Zatta and director Allan Arkush.
. 1.19 “.07.” Writer Chet Kim, showrunner’s assistant Tim Keppler and producer’s assistant Andrew Chambliss.
. 1.20 “Five Years Gone.” Jack Coleman, Greg Grunberg and Sendhil Ramamurthy.
. 1.21 “The Hard Part.” James Kyson Lee, Noah Gray-Cabey and stunt coordinator Ian Quinn.
. 1.22 “Landslide.” Masi Oka, George Takei and Matthew Armstrong (Ted Sprague).
. 1.23 “How To Stop An Exploding Man.” Creator/showrunner Tim Kring, producer Dennis Hammer and director Allan Arkush.

* DELETED SCENES:

1.1 “Genesis”
. D.L. Escapes From His Cell
. Meant For Something Special
. Simone’s Breaking Point
. The Only Way Out
. DL’s Promise
. The Terrorist
. Time’s Up
. Micah Saves His Dad

(Interesting deletions from “Genesis” include D.L.’s slow discovery of his superpower and his vow to kill Nathan Petrelli!)

1.2 “Don’t Look Back”
. A Spark Ignites
. Niki’s Mistake
. Behind Niki’s Garage Door
. Blood on the Map

(“Don’t Look Back” deletions feature Niki (not Jessica) stalking a government employee with a croquet mallet.)

1.3 “One Giant Leap”
. Hiro’s Book of Revelations
. Niki Confronts Her Mother-In-Law

1.4 “Collision”
. The You That Ain’t You
. Micah’s Plea

1.6 “Hiros”
. Claire’s Miracle
. Stranger In Our Own Home
. Brody’s Cheer

1.7 “Nothing To Hide”
. Matt’s Voices
. Tough Love
. Nathan’s Paternity Suit
. You Can’t Tell Anyone
. Stakeout
. Claire The Freak
. Jessica Gets Her Gun
. Lyle’s Secret

(Several well-crafted scenes here deal with Claire’s brother Kyle deciding what to do with the new knowledge of his sister’s superpower. In the end it’s revealed that Claire wasn’t the only kid Noah Bennet adopted.)

1.8 “Seven Minutes To Midnight”
. Appearances Can Be Deceiving
. Eden’s New Life
. Matt and Janice Reminisce

1.9 “Homecoming”
. The Battle For Claire

1.10 “Six Months Ago”
. Dad Is Dead
. Jessica Taking Care of Business

1.11 “Fallout”
. Mohinder’s Discovery

1.12 “Godsend”
. Claire’s Media Moment

1.13 “The Fix”
. The Dishonest Plummer

1.14 “Distractions”
. A Shock To The System

1.15 “Run!”
. Mr. Bennet’s Phone Calls
. Janice Panics
. The Haitian’s Talent

1.17 “Company Man”
. Generation Gap
. The Cover Up
. Thompson’s Mandate

(In one scene Matt is troubled to learn that Claire has never heard of “The Twilight Zone.”

1.18 “Parasite”
. Lonely Wolf

1.19 “.07%”
. Linderman’s Missing Sword

1.20 “Five Years Gone”
. Old Friends

1.22 “Landslide”
. Marty, That’s An Order

[lorenienna]

Nice and simple.. I like it !

En wow, wat een hoop extra's ! Ik wed dat deze box helemaal niet goedkoop gaat zijn..

[Rianne]

Valt op zich nog mee, volgens mij heb ik hem bij bol.com voor 45 euro gezien

[Simone]

Deze maar ook andere dvd boxen doen mee met de 3 halen 2 betalen actie bij v en d
Ik heb de dvd box al van dicht bij gezien
Ik vind hem echt gaaaaaaaaf

[Annika]

... Ik moet naar de V&D ...

[Peter]

wow er zijn wel veel gedelete scenes zeg

[yviana]

Ik heb hem Veel mooier dan de charmed box vind ik. Maar er zitten ook een hoop deleted scénes bij De plot is ook gaaf! Heb hem alleen wel met audio commentaar gezien. Hij is zeker een aanrader