Blu-ray B UK - New in Town ADDED

[Christian_Bütikofer]

Title: New in Town
Country: UK
Region: B
Releasing Studio: Entertainment in Video
Case Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Codec: AVC
Picture: 1080p
Soundtracks: English 5.1 DTS-HD Master Audio
Subtitles (optional): English HoH (the commentary has no subtitle)
Cuts: None, 92:50
Commentaries: Audio commentary with writers C. Jay Cox and Kenneth Rance, and actors J.K. Simmons and Siobhan Fallon Hogan (also viewable as a picture in picture commentary)
Extras:
12 Deleted Scenes (14:31):
- “Lucy Rents a Car” (0:45)
- “Lucy Falls in the Snow” (0:58)
- “Lucy Sees the Trolls for the First 1st Time” (1:35)
- “Ice Ballet” (1:20)
- “Lucy Sees the Trolls for the 2nd Time” (2:05)
- “Lucy Talkes to Donald” (1:04)
- “Salon Ladies Fret” (0:27)
- “Lucy Bakes a Cake” (0:25)
- “Blanche has to Work Late” (1:01)
- “Blanche and Harve Catch a Burglar” (2:12)
- “Lucy Makes a Toast” (1:50)
- “The Plant is Being Sold” (0:54)
"Making 'New in Town' in Winnipeg, Canada" featurette (18:05)
"Pudding's Delicious Role in 'New in Town'" featurette (6:03)
"The Folk Art of Scrapbooking" featurette (7:42)
Startup trailers:
- Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (2:18)
- 17 Again (2:19)
- He is just not that into You (1:46)
Notes: -
Easter Eggs: -
Amazon ASIN: B001V7P2JA
Source: Own it

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

The runtime of the film theatrically is 97 minutes, as is other Blu-rays. Is the UK version cut by 4 or 5 minutes?

[Christian_Bütikofer]

It's defenitely 92:50 on both releases. Don't know if something is cut out. Strangely the BBFC states that the releases are not cut - but give also different lenths: http://www.bbfc.co.uk/releases/new-town-2008

[Samuel_Scott]

Probably both 1080/50i rather than 1080p. Do you have BD Info to check?

I have the UK DVD some where. I'll try and check that shortly and add it to the database and find out the run time.

[Christian_Bütikofer]

Unbelievable: Yes, it's just 1080i as you supposed... according to BDInfo (1080i/25fps). On the BD covers of both versions it has the "Full HD 1080" logo, no mention about 1080i.