Blu-ray B/DVD R2 - France - The Train ADDED

[Christian_Bütikofer]

Blu-ray

Title: The Train
Country: France
Region: B
Releasing Studio: Coin de mire cinéma / L'atélier d'images
Case Type: Mediabook
Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1
Codec: AVC MPEG-4
Picture: 1080p
Soundtracks: English DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 Mono, *French/German DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 Mono
Subtitles (optional): *French, French HoH
Cuts: 151:41 (with newsreel/ads/trailer, se notes), 133:19 (without newsreel/ads/trailer)
Commentaries: Audio Commentary by John Frankenheimer (English, optional French subtitles)
Extras: (all in 1080p, in French audio only, no optional subtitles)
Newsreel by Pathé Cinema from the 39th week of 1964 (Journaux des actualités de la 39ème semaine 1964) (in b/w) (9:40)
Ads that were shown in French cinemas in 1964 (in colour) (5:08)
Making Of (this making of is in colour) (10:07)
French Theatrical Trailer (4:00)
Bonus Trailers ("Play All" option) (12:26)
- Rue des Prairies (3:02)
- The Big Swag (original title: La grosse caisse) (3:33)
- Le cas du Docteur Laurent AKA The Case of Dr. Laurent (3:12)
- The Dominici Affair (original title: L'affaire Dominici) (2:38)
Notes: The idea by Coin the mire cinéma is that you can enjoy every movie from their collection like it was seen in cinema at the time. This is why with every release you get the newsreel from the week the movie was first shown in France and also ads and trailers that were shown in cinema at the time. You can choose to watch the movie with or without the newsreel/ads/trailers. Part of the collection "La séance", limited to 3000 copies. 10 promotional "The Train" photographs from United Artists included. Original movie poster included (folded, format DIN A4). 24-page booklet included (non-removable).
*If you choose "French" the Germans are speaking German, which is optionally subtitled in French.
Easter Eggs: -
Amazon ASIN: B07S28XXXK
Source: Own it.

DVD

Title: The Train
Country: France
Region: R2
Releasing Studio: Coin de mire cinéman / L'atélier d'images
Case Type: Mediabook
Aspect Ratio: 1.66:1
Anamorphic?: Yes
PAL or NTSC?: PAL
Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono, French/German Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono
Subtitles (optional): French HoH
Cuts: 145:23 (with newsreel/ads/trailer) 127:48 (without newsreel/ads/trailer) 145:23
Commentaries: Audio Commentary by John Frankenheimer (English, optional French subtitles)
Extras: (in French audio only, no optional subtitles)
Newsreel by Pathé Cinema from the 39th week of 1964 (Journaux des actualités de la 39ème semaine 1964) (in b/w) (9:16)
Ads that were shown in French cinemas in 1964 (in colour) (4:56)
Making Of (this making of is in colour) (9:44)
French Theatrical Trailer (3:51)
Bonus Trailers ("Play All" option)
- Rue des Prairies (2:54)
- The Big Swag (original title: La grosse caisse) (3:23)
- Le cas du Docteur Laurent AKA The Case of Dr. Laurent (3:04)
- The Dominici Affair (original title: L'affaire Dominici) (2:33)
Notes: The idea by Coin the mire cinéma is that you can enjoy every movie from their collection like it was seen in cinema at the time. This is why with every release you get the newsreel from the week the movie was first shown in France and also ads and trailers that were shown in cinema at the time. You can choose to watch the movie with or without the newsreel/ads/trailers. Part of the collection "La séance", limited to 3000 copies. 10 promotional "The Train" photographs from United Artists included. Original movie poster included (folded, format DIN A4). 24-page booklet included (non-removable).
Easter Eggs: -
Amazon ASIN: B07S28XXXK
Source: Own it.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

This is a Mediabook and not a Digibook?

You can choose to watch the movie with or without the newsreel/ads/trailers.

What do you have to press to play this? And what is the order that they play in?

[Christian_Bütikofer]

It's a Mediabook, not a Digibook/Digipack.

If you want to watch the movie, you choose "Film" in the main menu. After you did that two options appear: "La séance complète" (complete screening) or "Le film uniquement" (film only).

If you choose the complete screening, you first get the newsreel from Pathé, 1964. Then the trailer for "La grosse caisse" is presented (movie had its premiere in 1965) and at the end you get the product ads from 1964. You can skip every one of those parts and go straight to the movie.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Added it. Thanks!