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X-Men 1.5
They’re back – bigger and better than before on a new two-disc set, with heavenly new extras. We’ve got the first in-depth review of this new release, plus a fantastic photo preview of the upcoming theatrical sequel X2!
Eight Legged Freaks
Producer Dean Devlin talks about the disc of his latest special effects spider extravaganza, and reveals why his StarGate sequel will never see light of day…
Free Coverdisc
Behind the scenes of Men in Black II, Cameron Diaz and Christina Applegate discuss The Sweetest Thing and there's more! This VCD PAL disc is available from VI Direct with the X-Men 1.5 cover.
The Bourne Identity
Co-star German-born Franka Potente tells us why she's looking forward to the DVD release, what is was like, working with Matt Damon, and her favourite movies.
Dog Soldiers
Director Neil Marshall on the British Horror movie with bite, in which a squadron of troops are dropped into the Scottish highlands, where they face cunning, deadly lycanthropes.
Nicolas Cage and John Woo…
…discuss their latest project, just arriving on DVD, a World War II movie about the role of Native American Indians in the conflict.
One Hour Photo
Mark Romanek, director of this brilliant independent psycho-thriller, tells about his brave casting of Robin Williams as the obsessive worker in an express photo developing store, and reveals why the out-takes won’t be on the DVD.
DVD Essentials: A Fish Called Wanda
The much-loved British comedy, starring John Cleese, Jamie Lee Curtis, Michael Palin and Kevin Kline, is reborn as a special edition. We look at the history of Wanda, and its less successful ‘sequel’.
Extended Editions
You want more – you get it! Film-makers from Peter Jackson to James Cameron to Oliver Stone have used DVD as an excuse to show the full versions of some of their best films. We track down the DVDs that give you more than at the movies…
The Count of Monte Cristo
Star Jim Caviezel interviewed.
Spielberg Commentaries
The master director talks about his latest films, and why he won't do any DVD commentary tracks…
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