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January 31, 2005
Arsene Lupin DVD to be released in France on May 19
A quick note (courtesy of Ecranlarge) that Arsen Lupin is to be released this May 19. The film will be presented in two versions: a single disc and a double collectors set. Specs for the single disc are the same without the extras ... No info whether or not English subs will be provided.
DVD 1
Le film en version DD 2.0 ou 5.1 et DTS
Commentaires audio de Jean-Paul Salomé et Laurent Vachaud
DVD 2
Making of (31 min)
Essais maquillages commentés par Jean-Paul Salomé (40 min)
Essais maquillages commentés par Jean-Paul Salomé (17 min)
Casting de Romain Duris commenté par Jean-Paul Salomé (10 min)
Comparatif film/ storyboards commentéspar Jean-Paul Salomé (20 min)
Documentaire exclusif sur Arsène Lupin (40 min)
[an update from Todd]
You can hit the official website here and check the trailer here. If this thing's got subs I am so there ... looks amazing ...
» Posted by at January 31, 2005 02:02 PM
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Anyone seen this film yet? It conflicted with my schedule at last years Toronto Film Festival...so I missed it...with the connection (same source material) as Ghibli's Castle of Coligostro (spelling?), I'm curious as to how this movie is in story and tone.
KuRt.
» Posted by Triflic at January 31, 2005 02:24 PM
there is a link in the archives here to the trailer... looks ok... nice even...
» Posted by logboy at January 31, 2005 02:49 PM
Looked kinda "eh" to me. And the French DVD having English subtitles? Not bloody likely.
» Posted by crazybee at January 31, 2005 03:20 PM
I caught this at Toronto and although the general reaction seemed to be a little blah, my wife and I both enjoyed it quite a bit. I liked the period feel and I thought the lead actor was really good (and surprisingly goofy--but it worked for me) in the title role. It really feels nothing like the Miyazaki film. It moves at a nice pace and has a fast and loose tone. My only complaint might be that it goes for just a little too long with too many false climaxes and epilogues.
» Posted by tkbowman at January 31, 2005 04:22 PM
Wasn't Spielberg planning on doing a Lupin film?
» Posted by Geert Jan at January 31, 2005 06:23 PM