Re-Animator (Limited Edition): Blu-ray Australia ADDED

[Rod_Williams]

Title: Re-Animator
Country: Australia
Region: B
Releasing Studio: Umbrella Entertainment
Case Type: Keep Case

Disk 1: Unrated Version
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Picture Format: 1080p 24fps AVC MPEG-4
Soundtracks:
English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
English DTS 2.0 Stereo
English DTS 2.0 Stereo
Subtitles: English
Extras:
Audio Commentary with director Stuart Gordon
Audio Commentary with producer Brian Yuzna, and actors Jeffrey Combs, Robert Sampson, Barbara Crampton and Bruce Abbott
"Re-Animator Resurrectus" documentary (68:49, PAL 576i)
Extended Scenes (19:55, 1080p 24fps AVC MPEG-4)
Deleted Scene (2:42, 1080p 24fps AVC MPEG-4)
Cuts: US Unrated version (86:05)

Disk 2: Integral Cut
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Picture Format: 1080p 24fps AVC MPEG-4
Soundtracks: English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
Subtitles: None
Extras:
Interviews (all PAL)
- Director Stuart Gordon and producer Brian Yuzna (46:48)
- Writer Dennis Paoli (10:15)
- Composer Richard Band (14:07)
- FANGORIA editor Tony Timpone (4:23)
Music Analysis by composer Richard Band (15:48, PAL)
TV Spots (2:33, PAL)
Theatrical Trailer (2:07, 1080p 24fps AVC MPEG-4)
Cuts: Integral version (104:56)

Notes: This two-disk release is limited to 1000 numbered copies exclusively from JB Hi-Fi. It comes with a reversible sleeve. Retail cover has artwork by Simon Sherry. Reverse cover has original poster image and lacks the MA 15+ Australian Classification Board symbol.
Source: Own disk

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

What is with the DTS 2.0 tracks on disc one?
Original audio track and descriptive audio track? Or just the 2 audio commentary tracks?

[Rod_Williams]

Just the two commentary tracks.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Thank you. Added!

[Rod_Williams]

Looks good.

If I say exactly what's on each disk for clarity, I hope you're happy to reformat and condense as needed.

[Alister_Manson]

Commentary tracks and extras may as well have the audio format mentioned I figure. 95% of them are low-bitrate Dolby Digital but occasionally it'll be DTS, DTS-HD or PCM. All of which are infinitely preferable, sometimes people in these things can get a bit mumbly and lossy audio doesn't exactly help.