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Ray<br />

Universal Studios Home Entertainment<br />

If you’re wondering what all the Os<strong>ca</strong>r buzz is about,<br />

check out Jamie Foxx’s stunning performance as Ray<br />

Charles in this loaded DVD release, containing both the<br />

theatri<strong>ca</strong>l version of<br />

the film and a<br />

director’s cut with<br />

more than 25 minutes<br />

of new material.<br />

Also included<br />

are a pair of<br />

extended musi<strong>ca</strong>l<br />

p erformances,<br />

some 14 deleted<br />

scenes, the requisite<br />

director’s commentary<br />

track and a<br />

behind-the-scenes<br />

featurette showing<br />

the legendary Ray<br />

Charles helping<br />

Foxx find his character. About the only thing missing is a<br />

Foxx commentary track, which unfortunately even the<br />

two-disc limited edition disc doesn’t contain. What it<br />

does contain is an in-depth interview with director Taylor<br />

Hackford about the struggle to make the movie, a 28-<br />

page behind-the-scenes photo-journal and seven more<br />

musi<strong>ca</strong>l performances (although a soundtrack CD of<br />

Charles’s music would have been appreciated).<br />

The Martin Scorsese Film Collection<br />

MGM Home Entertainment<br />

Sadly, Martin Scorsese has never won an Os<strong>ca</strong>r. When<br />

he was nominated for Raging Bull—one l of the greatest<br />

films ever made and the highlight of this collection—he<br />

lost to Robert Redford for Ordinary People. Ironi<strong>ca</strong>lly, he<br />

might lose this year to Clint Eastwood—who made a<br />

boxing movie. Even so, listening to director Martin<br />

Scorsese on any of the commentary tracks in this collection<br />

is like a master class in film appreciation. That these<br />

discs—Raging Bull, New York, New York, the lesserknown<br />

Box<strong>ca</strong>r Bertha and the concert doc The Last<br />

Waltz<br />

—are loaded<br />

with extras only<br />

makes this even more<br />

necessary for the serious<br />

cinephile. Among<br />

the highlights: The<br />

two-disc Raging Bull<br />

Special Edition also<br />

has commentracks<br />

with screenwriter Paul<br />

Schrader and boxer<br />

Jake LaMotta (whom<br />

Robert De Niro plays<br />

in the film), and no<br />

fewer than six behind-the-scenes featurettes, while The<br />

Last Waltz<br />

Special Edition includes amazing footage of<br />

The Band, Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton, Joni Mitchell, Neil<br />

Young and others.<br />

– Paul Fischer, DARKHORIZONS.COM<br />

Starring Sarah Michelle Gellar<br />

DVD Special Features<br />

• Cast and Crew Commentary Including Sam Raimi,<br />

Ted Raimi, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Others<br />

• A Five-Part Making-Of Documentary<br />

• “Under the Skin” Featurette - A Medi<strong>ca</strong>l Explanation<br />

of the Fear Response In Film<br />

Don’t miss the new movie<br />

from the producers of “The Grudge”<br />

Only in theaters <strong>February</strong> 4 th<br />

Now On<br />

DVD And VHS<br />

© 2004 GHP 2-Grudge, LLC. All Rights Reserved.<br />

© <strong>2005</strong> Layout and Design Sony Pictures<br />

Home Entertainment. All Rights Reserved.<br />

www.SonyPictures.com<br />

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