Inglourious Basterds (Spain Blu-ray) ADDED

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

Title: Inglourious Basterds (Blu-ray) (2009)
Country: Spain
Region: B
Releasing Studio: Universal Pictures
Case Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: 2,39:1
Codec: AVC MPEG-4
Picture: 1080p 24fps
Soundtracks:
English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
French DTS 5.1
Italian DTS 5.1
Spanish (Castilian) DTS 5.1
Subtitles (optional): Cantonese, Danish, Dutch, English HoH, French, Italian, Korean, Mandarin, Norwegian, Portuguese, Spanish (Castilian), and Swedish
Cuts: (and if you know it, precise run time)
Running Time: (152:52)
Commentaries: None
Extras:
Extended and Alternate Scenes: (HD, with Play All option - 11:26)
- "Lunch with Goebbels" (7:10)
- "La Louisiane Card Game" (2:07)
- "Nation's Pride Begins" (2:09)
"Nation's Pride" short (6:10)
Roundtable Discussion with Quentin Tarantino, Brad Pitt, and Elvis Mitchell (HD, 30:45)
"Making of 'Nation's Pride'" featurette (HD, 4:00)
"The Original Inglorious Bastards" featurette (7:39)
"A Conversation with Rod Taylor" interview (HD, 6:43)
"Rod Taylor on Victoria Bitter" featurette (HD, 3:19)
"Quentin Tarantino's Camera Angel" featurette (2:42)
"Hi Sallys" featurette (HD, 2:09)
"Film Poster Gallery Tour with Elvis Mitchell" featurette (11:00)
"Inglourious Basterds" poster gallery (HD, 18 Images)
Trailers: (HD, with Play All option - 7:33)
- US Teaser Trailer (1:45)
- US Theatrical Trailer (2:23)
- International Theatrical Trailer (2:08)
- Japanese Theatrical Trailer (1:17)
Notes:
- Menu available in Dutch, English, French, Italian, and Spanish (Castilian)
- Also available in Collector’s Edition with Exclusive Comic Book (http://www.zonadvd.com/modules.php?name ... nt&id=1052)
Easter Eggs: Unknown
Amazon ASIN (UK, French, German, USA releases only):
Source: http://www.zonadvd.com/modules.php?name ... nt&id=1038

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

Just some interesting comparison from the ZonaDVD: (google translate)

Being such a recent title, it is surprising the existence of countless different versions around the world, both on Blu-ray and standard definition (DVD). Among these, we highlight the following:

Blu-ray Spanish special edition: appears one month after the "basic" edition (which comes in a standard box), its characteristics can be seen here and includes an exclusive comic and a booklet as the main added value. Like the reviewed edition, it does not have the subtitles burned in the image in the unfolded sequences.

Blu-ray special edition (United Kingdom): it has audio and subtitles in Spanish (Hispanic), in addition to burned-out English subtitles in the image (which causes the annoying presence of two subtitles in different languages ​​simultaneously for much of the footage ). Of course, there is a special presentation with the embossed cover, poster reproductions and even a copy of the strudel recipe.

Blu-ray North American edition: also with audio and subtitles in Spanish (Hispanic) and with English subtitles burned in the image. As an added value (although of little value in our opinion), there is a second disc with the digital copy. Also, the US album provides access to online BD-live content, to view promotional clips; In addition, it carries the trivia game "Killin 'Nazis Trivia Challenge", which seems to have been lost on this side of the Atlantic.

Blu-ray special edition Collectors (Germany): with posters, postcards, the recipe and a comic; the box is steelbook. No burned subtitles, but does not have Spanish or subtitles in our language.

Blu-ray special edition (France): with the same disc that is put on sale in Spain (audio and subtitles in Spanish, without burned subtitles) and steelbook box.
In all these Blu-ray versions, the additional contents are practically the same as the Spanish disc. Of course, the Standard DVD Edition lacks most extras - not so the Collector's Edition DVD, which does have the same added material, although in standard definition.

Original:

Siendo un título tan reciente, resulta sorprendente la existencia de un sinfín de versiones distintas en todo el mundo, tanto en Blu-ray como en definición estándar (DVD). Entre éstas, destacamos las siguientes:

Blu-ray edición especial española: aparece un mes después de la edición "básica" (que viene en caja estándar), pueden verse sus características aquí e incluye un cómic exclusivo y un libreto como principal valor añadido. Al igual que la edición analizada, no tiene los subtítulos quemados en la imagen en las secuencias no dobladas.

Blu-ray edición especial (Reino Unido): lleva audio y subtítulos en español (hispano), además de subtítulos en inglés quemados en la imagen (lo que provoca la molesta presencia de dos subtítulos en lenguas diferentes de forma simultánea durante gran parte del metraje). Eso sí, se dispone de una presentación especial con la funda en relieve, reproducciones de pósters y hasta una copia de la receta del strudel.

Blu-ray edición Norteamericana: también con audio y subtítulos en español (hispano) y con subtítulos en inglés quemados en la imagen. Como valor añadido (si bien de poco valor en nuestra opinión), hay un segundo disco con la copia digital. También, el disco de los EEUU proporciona acceso a contenido on-line BD-live, para ver clips promocionales; además, lleva el juego de preguntas "Killin' Nazis Trivia Challenge", que parece haberse perdido por este lado del Atlántico.

Blu-ray edición especial Coleccionistas (Alemania): con pósters, postales, la receta y un cómic; la caja es steelbook. Sin subtítulos quemados, pero no lleva castellano ni subtítulos en nuestro idioma.

Blu-ray edición especial (Francia): con el mismo disco que se pone a la venta en España (audio y subtítulos en castellano, sin subtítulos quemados) y caja steelbook.
En todas estas versiones Blu-ray, los contenidos adicionales son prácticamente los mismos del disco español. Eso sí, a la Edición Estándar DVD le falta la mayoría de extras - no así a la Edición Coleccionista DVD, que sí que lleva el mismo material adiciona, aunque en definición estándar-.

[Vincent_Prendergast]

Hello Matthew,
All other Universal Blu-ray releases of this film are Region ALL. Are you certain this release is Region B-locked?

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

All other Universal Blu-ray releases of this film are Region ALL. Are you certain this release is Region B-locked?

I'm pretty sure it's ALL, too.

I put B because that's what the reviews say. I do that so we don't run into a; I put ALL, but then someone says "but the reviews say B" situation. If I find otherwise on the back cover then I state it in parenthetical next to it. Sadly Universal doesn't seem to put the ABC on the back cover, though one could argue no ABC on the back means ALL (because why waste the print/space unless it's locked, right).

[Vincent_Prendergast]

OK, I have added it as Region ALL, especially because the link you provided stated it is the exact same disc as the French release, which was listed as Region ALL.