Title: Fase 7 AKA Phase 7
Country: Germany
Region: B
Releasing Studio: Koch Media
Case Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: 2.40:1
Codec: AVC MPEG-4
Picture: 1080p
Soundtracks: Spanish (Argentinian/Latin) DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1, German DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
Subtitles (optional): German
Cuts: No cuts (97:05)
Commentaries: -
Extras:
Deleted Scenes (Spanish, optional German subtitles) (8:31) (1080p)
German Trailer (2:18) (SD 576i)
Original Trailer (2:18) (SD 576i)
Original Teaser (1:29) (720p)
X: Rebirth Game Trailer (English, no optional subtitles) (1:10) (720p)
Bonus Trailers (German, no optional subtitles)
- À bout portant (2:21) (1080i 25fps)
- The Nines (2:05) (1080i 25fps)
- Mad Circus (1:52) (1080i 25fps)
Notes: Aspect ratio mistakenly declared as 2.35:1.
Easter Eggs: -
Amazon ASIN: B007T2M8T8
Source: Own it.
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Re: Blu-ray B - Fase 7 AKA Phase 7
I can only see this being on DVD. Link to our page? Is the title wrong?
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Re: Blu-ray B - Fase 7 AKA Phase 7 FAO Christian
No, I put it in the wrong section. It should be a new entry, sorry for that. And: I intentionally wrote "Argentinian" because they really talk with this peculiar thick Argentinian accent/dialect - it's not "normal" Latin Spanish someone from Mexico or say Colombia would easy understand. I had a real hard time to get it and some phrases I just couldn't understand completely, even tough I lived in a South American country for quite some time. But if you think this is not that important: Latin is ok. 

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Re: Blu-ray B - Fase 7 AKA Phase 7 FAO Christian
Since it's an Argentinian film, we don't need to state there is "Argentinian" or "Latin" Spanish, unless there were multiple options available. Just keeping it as "Spanish"
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