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WSR Detailed DVD Review
Planet Terror
Special Edition
Genre: Horror
Reviewed In Issue 126 (Dec 2007) Of Widescreen Review®
Stars:
Rose McGowan, Freddy Rodriguez, Josh Brolin, Marley Shelton, Michael Beihn, Jeff Fahey, Naveen Andrews, Michael Parks, Stacy Ferguson, The Crazy Babysitter Twins & Bruce Willis
Special features on Disc One include commentary from Director Robert Rodriguez, an option to view the film with an audience reaction track, an International Poster Gallery and International Trailer, and previews. Disc Two includes the following featurettes: 10-Minute Film School (12 minutes); The Badass Babes Of Planet Terror (12 minutes); The Guys Of Planet Terror (16 minutes); Castin Rebel (five minutes); Sickos, Bullets And Explosions: The Stunts Of Planet Terror (13 minutes); and The Friend, The Doctor And The Real Estate Agent (seven minutes).
Story Synopsis:
A dangerous government experiment has unwittingly turned normal human beings into sore-infested flesh-eating mutants. With the mutants multiplying and devouring the fine folks of Texas, it is up to a handful of unlikely heroes to save Earth from becoming Planet Terror. Special features on Disc One include commentary from Director Robert Rodriguez, an option to view the film with an audience reaction track, an International Poster Gallery and International Trailer, and previews. Disc Two includes the following featurettes: 10-Minute Film School (12 minutes); The Badass Babes Of Planet Terror (12 minutes); The Guys Of Planet Terror (16 minutes); Castin Rebel (five minutes); Sickos, Bullets And Explosions: The Stunts Of Planet Terror (13 minutes); and The Friend, The Doctor And The Real Estate Agent (seven minutes). (Stacey Pendry)
DVD Picture:
The anamorphically enhanced 1.78:1 DVD (reframed from the original 2.35:1 theatrical aspect ratio) matches the styling of a 70
Soundtrack:
The Dolby
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