Lost saison 1 en dvd zone 1

Pour ceux qui aiment la série, les dvd arrivent oui ! en premier temp uniquement en zone 1 pas de sous titres
Et une sortie française est prévue en fin d'année 2005 autant vous dire que c'est encore loin

En plus pour moi, ce sera le z2 belge qui sortira début 2006

Saroumane a écrit:En plus pour moi, ce sera le z2 belge qui sortira début 2006

on est vraiment pas gatés

Info du dvd z1

Image : 1.78 16/9
Son : DD.1 Anglais



Source : dvdactu

C'est trooooooooooooop long!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Je dis : "vive le Z1"

Mouaifff sauf pour ceux pour qui le débit de parole est trop rapide et qui ne comprennent qu'un mot sur deux

j'attends le Z2

+1

Plus de détails sur le zone 1 :

DISC 1
* “Pilot” commentary by creator-writer-director J.J. Abrams, creator-writer Damon Lindelhof and non-writing executive producer Bryan Burk. The commentary is unusual in that it lasts longer than the actual episode; through the miracle of “branching” DVD technology, Abrams is able to (if you’re watching in “commentary mode”), stop the episode and switch to behind-the-scenes footage, over which he continues to comment at length about certain aspects of the episode.

* “Walkabout” commentary by actor Terry O’Quinn, writer David Fury and director Jack Bender.

* If you have a DVD-ROM drive, you can access the “Lost Scriptscanner,” which allows you read the entire pilot script while following along with the episode. You can click on any line of dialogue in the script in immediately interact with that scene.

* Widescreen versions of “Pilot,” “Tabula Rasa” and “Walkabout.”
* Commercials! An almost-3-minute-long trailer for the bigscreen Dec. 9 release “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe,” plugs for the DVD releases of “Lost” 1.x, “Desperate Housewives” 1.x, “Alias” 4.x “Scrubs” 2.x “Home Improvement” 3.x, and Golden Girls” 3.x, and that promo we keep seeing for the second season of “Lost” on ABC.

DISC 2
* “The Moth” commentary by actor Dominic Monaghan, executive producer Damon Lindelhof and executive producer Bryan Burk.
* Widescreen versions of “White Rabbit,” “House of the Rising Sun,” “The Moth” and “Confidence Man.”

DISC 3
* Widescreen versions of “Solitary,” “Raised by Another,” “Al The Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues” and “Whatever the Case May Be.”

DISC 4
* “Hearts and Minds” commentary by actors Maggie Grace and Ian Sommerhalder and writers Carlton Cuse and Javier Grillo-Marxuach.
* Widescreen versions of “Hearts and Minds,” “Special,” “Homecoming” and “Outlaws.”

DISC 5
* Widescreen versions of “… In Translation,” “Numbers,” “Deus Ex Machina” and “Do No Harm.”

DISC 6
* Widescreen versions of “The Greater Good,” “Born To Run” and “Exodus.”

DISC 7
The seventh disc is all extras, and is divided into three sections: “Departure,” “Tales From the Island” and “Lost Revealed.”
“Departure” includes:

* “The Genesis of Lost” (8:40): A documentary in which ABC exec Lloyd Braun reveals he wanted to make “Castaway: The Series.” J.J. Abramas reveals how he built on that idea.

* “Designing a Disaster” (7:59): A documentary detailing, among other things, how they got the middle part of a widebody jet from a plane graveyard in the Mojave Desert to a beach in Oahu, and how they got the front of the same widebody to a jungle on the same island. All in six weeks.

* “Before They Were Lost” (22:55): A documentary examining the unusual “Lost” casting process, which saw the show’s masterminds creating new regular characters tailored to actors they met and liked. Hurley, Sayid, Sun and Jin were among those unmentioned in the original outline ABC bought. We’re reminded that the original plan was to have Michael Keaton play Jack, and that Kate was originally supposed to emerge as the leader of the survivors.

* “Audition Tapes” (27:34): We see all 13 of the 14 of the regulars (Terry O’Quinn had already worked extensively with Abrams on “Alias”) run through some script pages. We get to see Yunjin Kim read for Kate. We get to see Matthew Fox, Dominic Monaghan and even Jorge Garcia play Sawyer.

* “Welcome To Oahu: The Making of the Pilot” (33:20): This is largely a how-they-did-it doc, dealing with those horrifying mid-flight scenes, and the monster in the trees, and the polar bear, and the guy-gets-sucked-into-a-jet engine gag, and other things. (Some interesting stuff about the series’ strange musical score too.)

* “The Art of Matthew Fox” (6:07): Fox discusses the many photos he took on the set as sad music plays.
* “Lost@Comicon” (1:50): A look at how high anticipation was for the series, even months prior to its premiere, largely to buzz on the Internet.

“Tales From the Island” includes:

* “Lost: On Location” offers short behind-the-scenes documentaries about individual episodes, including “House of the Rising Sun” (7:19), “Confidence Man” (4:24), “All The Best Cowboys Have Daddy Issues” (4:56), “Whatever The Case May Be” (2:58), “Hearts and Minds” (6:20), “Special” (3:05) and the finale, “Exodus” (9:21), plus “The Trouble With Boars” (5:09), a look at the difficulties wrangling the animals during several episodes.

* “On Set With Jimmy Kimmel” (7:15) sees the host of ABC’s late-night talk show visit the cast in Hawaii.
* “Backstage With Drive Shaft” (6:40) teaches us, among other things, how a snippet of dialogue from the Phil Donahue show became the lyrics of Charlie’s biggest hit.

“Lost Revealed” includes:
* “The Lost Flashbacks” are two scenes cut from “Exodus.” One deals with Claire and the doomed pilot discussing psychics (3:07); the other deals with Sayid buying a necktie to impress Nadia (1:28).
* “Deleted Scenes” include “Smoking” (1:10) with Charlie and Sawyer having a meeting of the minds, “Chicken or Lasagna” (0:43) with Hurley trying to engage a silent Locke, “Kate and Sayid” (1:09) with one realizing something about the other, “The Climb” (2:02) with Shannon’s hilarious reaction to Charlie’s attempt to impress her, “The Tell” (1:04) with Locke and Walt discussing liars, and “Partners” (0:55) with Boone and Shannon visually contrasting Sun and a handcuffed Jin.
* “Bloopers From The Set” (4:17) is lots of flubbed lines and falling down.
* “Live From The Museum of Television and Radio” (10:56) presents comic highlights from last March’s Paley Festival Q&A with Abrams and nine members of the cast.

Pas mal aux doigts ?

Gné ?

moi chuis toujours chien de walt ...

chien de walt j'aime bien mais j'aimerais bien changer maintenant !

Pierre4000 a écrit:chien de walt j'aime bien mais j'aimerais bien changer maintenant !

Le prochain stade c'est à 200

Encore un bon bout de chemin, hé Lost pourquoi tu fais pas des rangs pour les modérateur ! par exemple : super modérateur parce que moi je vais bientôt atteindre les 1000 messages

Saroumane a écrit:Encore un bon bout de chemin, hé Lost pourquoi tu fais pas des rangs pour les modérateur ! par exemple : super modérateur parce que moi je vais bientôt atteindre les 1000 messages

si tu veux pas de problème mais ca servira pas a grand chose

Lost a écrit:

Saroumane a écrit:Encore un bon bout de chemin, hé Lost pourquoi tu fais pas des rangs pour les modérateur ! par exemple : super modérateur parce que moi je vais bientôt atteindre les 1000 messages

si tu veux pas de problème mais ca servira pas a grand chose

Voila les visuels des menus des dvd du coffret zone 1 :

Attention les images peuvent etre des spoilers


























Chaque disque contient un ensemble complet de différents menus, le
menu principal est animé, et tous les autres menus contiennent une
bande sonore tournant en boucle, pour les titres aucune idée encore mais on peut penser que l'on retrouvera les musique extraites de la série

Prochainement les visuels du coffret zone 2, le notre ! espérons qu'il aura d'aussi beau menus animés

moi j'ai lu que le dvd en zone deux sortirais en france le 6 septembre
c'est vraie ou pas?
parceque en zone 1 sa fai un baille que c'est sorti