At Close Range - BD Australia ADDED

[Alister_Manson]

Title: At Close Range
Imprint #25
Country: Australia
Region: All
Releasing Studio: Imprint
Case Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: 2.35:1
Codec: AVC MPEG-4
Picture: 1080p/24fps
Soundtracks:
- English LPCM 2.0 stereo
Subtitles: English HOH
Cuts: No cuts - 115:46
Commentaries:
- Audio commentary by director James Foley and film historian Nick Redman (2015)

Extras:
- Isolated music score audio track (LPCM 2.0 stereo)
- Interview with director James Foley (31:18)
- "Crime in Pennsylvania, the real Johnston Gang" Interview with former reporter and author of "Jailing the Johnston Gang" Bruce Mowday (44:17)
- Interview with composer Patrick Leonard (39:29)
- "Badlands" Short location video of key geographic locations of actual events (2:29)
- Photo Gallery (13:14)
- Theatrical Trailer (2:58)

Notes: Limited edition slipcase with first 1500 copies. All extras presented in 1080p/24fps.

Source: Own disc

[Mikael_Pitkänen]

Soundtrack language is missing, English?

Any subtitles available for the Extras?

[Alister_Manson]

Whoops, yes it's English, just fixed that. No subtitles on any of the extras but I did discover a bizarre anomaly, all the featurettes have three identical Dolby Digital audio tracks. Whether that's an authoring error or someone just decided they needed to use up every available bit of disc space, I have no idea. Obviously not really worth mentioning on the comparison but it's certainly unusual.

[Mikael_Pitkänen]

Added. Thank you!

[Matt_Bailey]

Whoops, yes it's English, just fixed that. No subtitles on any of the extras but I did discover a bizarre anomaly, all the featurettes have three identical Dolby Digital audio tracks. Whether that's an authoring error or someone just decided they needed to use up every available bit of disc space, I have no idea. Obviously not really worth mentioning on the comparison but it's certainly unusual.

I've seen a lot of discs do this, with varying numbers of 'spare' tracks. It always ends up with the bonus features having the same number of audio tracks as the main feature, which I'm guessing serves some purpose with the way the disc is authored.