LOST: Season 2 (Spain Blu-ray and DVD) ADDED

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

BLU-RAY

Title: LOST: Season 2 (TV) (Blu-ray) (2005-2006)
Country: Spain
Region: ALL
Releasing Studio: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Case Type: Packaged in a deluxe blu-ray case housed in a cardboard slipcase
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Codec: AVC MPEG-4
Picture: 1080p 24fps
Soundtracks:
English DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
French DTS 5.1
Spanish (Castilian) DTS 5.1
English Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
Portuguese (Brazilian) Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
Spanish (Latin America) Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround
Subtitles (optional):
Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, English, English HoH, French, Indonesian, Korean, Malay, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish (Castilian), Spanish (Latin America), and Thai
Cuts: (and if you know it, precise run time)
Running Time: (1054:55)
Notes:
- D-Box™
- Menu in Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, English, French, Portuguese, and Spanish (Castilian)
- Extra Subtitles in Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, English, French, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish (Castilian), and Thai
- Commentary Subtitles in Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, English, French, Korean, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish (Castilian), Spanish (South America), and Thai
Easter Eggs:
DISC SEVEN:
- Highlight "1" and press Up twice. A dot will appear. Select to view a behind-the-scenes clip of Bernard preparing for his tree/plane scene (1:11).
- "Phase 1", but now doing Up and Left. An interview with Evangeline Lilly. “On the Beach with Evi” (4:28)
- From the main menu, from "Phase 1", do Top - Right. We will see a brief report on the delays caused by the rain. “Rain Delays” (1:12)
- Highlight "1" and press Down. A dot will appear. Select to view a clip of Dominic Monaghan telling a joke on set (0:26)
- Highlight "2" and press Up twice. A dot will appear. Select to view a behind-the-scenes clp of Jorge Garcia describing whether or not his sweat is fake or real (0:36).
- From "Phase 2", go Up and to the Left - You can see images of the filming of a scene in the first episode, with Malcolm David Kelley “Wet Walt” (1:11)
- Highlight "2" and press Down twice. A dot will appear. Select to see a photograph of an art designer with his artwork on set. (Press Enter to return to the menu.)
- From "Phase 2", go Down and Left, the cover of the supposed album "Magna Carta" by the supposed interpreter Geronimo Jackson is shown. “Geronimo Jackson album cover”
- Highlight "3" and press Up twice. A dot will appear. Select to view a behind-the-scenes segment on DHARMA cookies (1:16).
- From "Phase 3", go Up and then to the Left. Deleted scene with Hurley and Rose from Everyone Hates Hugo. “Hurley and Rose” (0:29)
- Mark "Phase 3", Up and then Right. Evangeline Lilly with Jade, the baby who plays Aaron. “Kate and Aaron” (0:30)
- Highlight "3" and press Down, then Right. A dot will appear. Select to view an outtake (0:50)
Amazon ASIN (UK, French, German, USA releases only):
Source: http://www.zonadvd.com/modules.php?name ... ent&id=985

DISC ONE
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "Man of Science, Man of Faith"
- "Adrift"
- "Orientation"
- "Everybody Hates Hugo"
Audio commentary on "Man of Science, Man of Faith" with executive producers Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse and Bryan Burk and director Jack Bender (43:17)
Extras:
“Season Play” informative video (HD, 0:34)
Trailer for “Confessions of a Shopaholic” (HD 1:55)
Start-Up Trailers: (HD 6:32)
- “LOST Season 4”
- “Doubt”
- “The Proposal”
- “Blu-Ray”

DISC TWO
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "...And Found"
- "Abandoned"
- "The Other 48 Days"
- "Collision"

DISC THREE
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "What Kate Did"
- "The 23rd Psalm”
- "The Hunting Party"
- "Fire + Water"
Audio commentary on "What Kate Did" with director Paul Edwards, director of photography Michael Bonvillain and actor Evangeline Lilly (45:56)
Audio commentary on "The 23rd Psalm" with executive producers Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse and Bryan Burk (43:17)

DISC FOUR
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "The Long Con"
- "One of Them"
- "Maternity Leave"
- "The Whole Truth"
Audio commentary on "The Whole Truth" with actors Daniel Dae Kim and Yunjin Kim and writers Elizabeth Sarnoff and Christina M. Kim (43:16)

DISC FIVE
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "Lockdown"
- "Dave"
- "S.O.S."
- "Two for the Road"
Audio commentary on "Dave" with director Jack Bender and actors Jorge Garcia and Cynthia Watros (46:21)

DISC SIX
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "?"
- "Three Minutes"
- "Live Together, Die Alone (Part 1)"
- "Live Together, Die Alone (Part 2)"

DISC SEVEN
Introduction (HD 1:03)
Phase 1:
- "Fire + Water: Anatomy of an Episode" documentary (31:46)
- "Lost: On Location" featurettes (Play All, 62:55 total):
---- Adrift (3:17)
---- Everybody Hates Hugo (3:46)
---- Abandoned (4:36)
---- The Other 48 Days (6:13)
---- Collision (3:18)
---- What Kate Did (5:31)
---- The 23rd Psalm (4:22)
---- The Whole Truth (5:15)
---- Dave (5:44)
---- S.O.S. (4:47)
---- Two for the Road (4:31)
---- Live Together, Die Alone (5:08)
---- Canine Castaway (6:24)
- "The World According to Sawyer" featurette (4:31)
Phase 2:
- "The Lost Flashbacks" featurettes:
---- Abandoned: The Wake / The New Au Pair (1:29 / 1:08)
---- Lockdown: Locke's Father (0:49)
- Deleted Scenes: (Play All, 22:55)
---- "Seeing Walt" (1:19)
---- "Kate's Choice" (0:35)
---- "Good With Kids" (0:38)
---- "A Little You Time" (1:35)
---- "Sawyer's Visitor" (1:16)
---- "Dinner Time" (1:21)
---- "Special Delivery" (0:36)
---- "Ana Lucia's Prisoner" (1:21)
---- "The Saw" (0:28)
---- "Libby & Claire" (1:09)
---- "Giving Care" (1:00)
---- "Connected" (1:15)
---- "I Need to Know" (1:13)
---- "Scissors" (0:40)
---- "The Doctor's Solution" (1:26)
---- "What's Your Story?" (2:38)
---- "Weakness" (0:37)
---- "Are You Alright?" (2:04)
---- "I Miss..." (0:45)
- Lost Bloopers (4:05)
- Channel 4 UK Promo (Directed by David LaChapelle) (1:06)
Phase 3:
- Lost Connections (interactive feature) (introduction 1:56)
- "Mysteries, Theories and Conspiracies" featurette (10:17)
- "Secrets from the Hatch" featurette (15:47)

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DVD

Title: LOST: Season 2 (TV) (DVD) (2005-2006)
Country: Spain
Region: R2,4
Releasing Studio: Buena Vista Home Entertainment
Case Type: Box Set with Slim Keep Cases
Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
Anamorphic?: Yes
PAL or NTSC?: PAL
Soundtracks:
English Dolby Digital 5.1
French Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish (Castilian) Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles (optional): Danish, Dutch, English, English HoH, Finnish, French, Icelandic, Norwegian, Spanish (Castilian), and Swedish
Cuts: (and if you know it, precise run time)
Running Time: (1012:15)
Notes:
- Menu in Dutch, English, French, and Spanish (Castilian)
- Disc 7 subtitles in Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Icelandic, Italian, Norwegian, Spanish (Castilian), and Swedish
Easter Eggs:
DISC FOUR:
- On the main title menu: to the right of the lava lamp is a hidden album (black semicircle button). Highlight "Bonus Features" and press Left two times to see the full cover of the Geronimo Jackson album, Magna Carta.
Within this easter egg, press Down, Left, Up, Left, Left to display a hidden button on the top left of the Geronimo Jackson album cover. Select to get a short featurette featuring Edward Kitsis and Adam Horowitz talking about the history of the band (1:26).
DISC SEVEN:
- On the main title menu: highlight Phase 3 and press Up two times to display a hidden button. Select to see a short clip about making Dharma cookies with Josh Holloway and Moumen El Hajji (1:16).
- On the Phase 1 menu: highlight "Fire + Water" and press Left two times to display a hidden button (next to "Anatomy of an Episode"). Select to show a clip of Dominic Monaghan from on the set, December 2005, telling members of the crew the now infamous Snowman joke (0:27).
- In the Phase 1 menu, on the "Lost: On Location" (page 1) menu section: highlight "Everybody Hates Hugo" and press Right three times to display a hidden button. Select to play a brief clip with Jorge Garcia talking about which sweat is real or fake (0:35).
- In the Phase 1 menu, on the "Lost: On Location" (page 2) menu section: highlight "S.O.S." and press Right, Right, Up to display a hidden button. Select to play a clip of Sam Anderson filming the scene in which Bernard is stuck in the treetops after the crash (1:11).
- On the Phase 2 menu: highlight "Lost Bloopers" and press Left two times to display a hidden button. Select to play a clip with Evangeline Lilly (4:28).
- In the Phase 2 menu, on the Deleted Scenes (page 1) menu section: highlight "Seeing Walt" and press Left two times to display a hidden button. Select to play a clip of Malcolm David Kelley preparing and shooting his scene in "Man of Science, Man of Faith" (1:12).
- In the Phase 2 menu, on the Deleted Scenes (page 4) menu section: highlight Main Menu and press Left, Up, Up, Left to display a hidden button. Select to play a small scene about the rain delays in Lost shooting (1:13).
- On the Phase 3 menu: highlight "Secrets of the Hatch" and press Left two times to display a hidden button. Select to show a photo of Jack Bender and the mural he painted on the wall in the Hatch.
Amazon ASIN (UK, French, German, USA releases only):
Source: http://www.zonadvd.com/modules.php?name ... ent&id=645

DISC ONE
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "Man of Science, Man of Faith"
- "Adrift"
- "Orientation"
- "Everybody Hates Hugo"
Audio commentary on "Man of Science, Man of Faith" with executive producers Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse and Bryan Burk and director Jack Bender

DISC TWO
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "...And Found"
- "Abandoned"
- "The Other 48 Days"
- "Collision"

DISC THREE
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "What Kate Did"
- "The 23rd Psalm"
- "The Hunting Party"
- "Fire + Water"
Audio commentary on "What Kate Did" with director Paul Edwards, director of photography Michael Bonvillain and actor Evangeline Lilly
Audio commentary on "The 23rd Psalm" with executive producers Damon Lindelof, Carlton Cuse and Bryan Burk

DISC FOUR
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "The Long Con"
- "One of Them"
- "Maternity Leave"
- "The Whole Truth"
Audio commentary on "The Whole Truth" with actors Daniel Dae Kim and Yunjin Kim and writers Elizabeth Sarnoff and Christina M. Kim

DISC FIVE
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "Lockdown"
- "Dave"
- "S.O.S."
- "Two for the Road"
Audio commentary on "Dave" with director Jack Bender and actors Jorge Garcia and Cynthia Watros

DISC SIX
Episodes: (with Play All option)
- "?"
- "Three Minutes"
- "Live Together, Die Alone (Part 1)"
- "Live Together, Die Alone (Part 2)"

DISC SEVEN
Introduction (1:05)
Phase 1:
- "Fire + Water: Anatomy of an Episode" documentary (31:47)
- "Lost: On Location" featurettes: (with Play All option 56:29)
---- "Adrift" (3:17)
---- "Everybody Hates Hugo" (3:46)
---- "Abandoned" (4:36)
---- "Collision" (3:18)
---- "The 23rd Psalm" (4:22)
---- "The Whole Truth" (5:15)
---- "Dave" (5:43)
---- "S.O.S." (4:47)
---- "Two for the Road" (4:31)
---- "Live Together, Die Alone" (5:08)
---- "The Other 48 Days" (6:13)
---- "What Kate Did" (5:31)
- "The World According to Sawyer" featurette (4:31)
Phase 2:
- "The Lost Flashbacks" featurettes:
---- "Abandoned: The Wake" (1:29)
---- "Abandoned: The New Au Pair" (1:08)
---- "Lockdown: Locke's Father" (0:49)
- Deleted Scenes: (with Play All option 19:19)
---- "Seeing Walt" (1:18)
---- "A Little You Time" (1:35)
---- "Sawyer's Visitor" (1:15)
---- "Dinner Time" (1:20)
---- "Special Delivery" (0:36)
---- "Ana Lucia's Prisoner" (1:20)
---- "Libby & Claire" (1:09)
---- "Connected" (1:14)
---- "I Need to Know" (1:12)
---- "The Doctor's Solution" (1:26)
---- "What's Your Story?" (2:38)
---- "Weakness" (0:36)
---- "Are You Alright?" (2:03)
---- "I Miss..." (0:44)
- Lost Bloopers (4:06)
- Channel 4 UK Promo (Directed by David LaChapelle) (1:06)
Phase 3:
- Lost Connections (interactive feature) (introduction 1:51)
- "Mysteries, Theories and Conspiracies" featurette (10:17)
- "Secrets from the Hatch" featurette (15:48)
- "Canine Castaway" featurette (6:24)
Start-up Trailers for "Grey's Anatomy: Season 2" (1:45), "Scrubs: Season 4" (1:20), “Commander In Chief: Season 1" (1:18) and "Alias: Season 5" (1:15)

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, English HoH, French, Indonesian, Korean, Malay, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish (Castilian), Spanish (Latin America), and Thai

- Extra Subtitles in Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, English, French, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish (Castilian), and Thai
- Commentary Subtitles in Arabic, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Dutch, English, French, Korean, Portuguese, Portuguese (Brazilian), Spanish (Castilian), Spanish (South America), and Thai

For the episodes there is only one set of Chinese subtitles? Does it say what kind? Same question for the non-commentary extras.
Latin Spanish subtitles are only for the episodes and commentaries, but none for the extras?

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

For the episodes there is only one set of Chinese subtitles? Does it say what kind? Same question for the non-commentary extras.

Fixed it. The review does not specify, but I put Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional). In the past they have said Cantonese when it Cantonese. So, its most likely Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional).

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

Latin Spanish subtitles are only for the episodes and commentaries, but none for the extras?

Yes.

There is no "*" next to Latin Spanish. Which means those subtitles are not available for extras.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Latin Spanish subtitles are only for the episodes and commentaries, but none for the extras?

Yes.

There is no "*" next to Latin Spanish. Which means those subtitles are not available for extras.

I'm looking at the subtitles listing on the left side of that review. It says Español (hispano) *
Where are you getting info that there are no Latin Spanish subtitles for the extras?

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

Inglés *, Inglés para sordos, Francés *, Castellano *, Portugués *, Árabe *, Español (hispano) *, Portugués (Brasil) *, Chino *, Holandés *, Tailandés *, Indonesio, Malayo, Coreano *, Chino *, Francés automático, Castellano automático, Español (latino) automático, Portugués (Brasil) automático, Inglés (comentario), Francés (comentario), Castellano (comentario), Portugués (comentario), Árabe (comentario), Español (latino, comentario), Portugués (Brasil) (comentario), Chino (comentario), Holandés (comentario), Tailandés (comentario), Coreano (comentario), Chino (comentario)

English *, English for the deaf, French *, Spanish *, Portuguese *, Arabic *, Spanish (Hispanic) *, Portuguese (Brazil) *, Chinese *, Dutch *, Thai *, Indonesian, Malay, Korean *, Chinese *, Automatic French, Automatic Spanish, Automatic Spanish (Latin), Automatic Portuguese (Brazil), English (comment), French (comment), Spanish (comment), Portuguese (comment), Arabic (comment), Spanish (Latin, comment), Portuguese (Brazil) (comment), Chinese (comment), Dutch (comment), Thai (comment), Korean (comment), Chinese (comment)

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

I'm looking at the subtitles listing on the left side of that review. It says Español (hispano) *

Spanish (Hispanic) would be Mexico, Latin is more in line with Europe (at least that's what they said when I took "Chicano" and "Spanish language" classes almost a decade ago).

Where are you getting info that there are no Latin Spanish subtitles for the extras?

The stars (*). That is how the reviewer marks which subtitles are available on the extras.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Castilian is what we label as Spanish spoken in Spain. Latin Spanish is what we label as Spanish spoken in Latin America.

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

Okay, so, then when I see Hispanic. I'll be sure to label it Latin.

It's just here Mexico and the rest below are always considered different. Despite that their languages all originate from Latin (of the Roman Empire). It's kind of like the UK and Ireland are technically part of Europe and to a less extent Turkey. Yet (for a lack of a better wording) are indifferent culture/region wise.

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

South American/Latin American dub tracks use a neutral form of Latin American Spanish so they can easily be distributed among the countries. There are rare occasions that one country gets differences, such as "Storks" having some voices with Mexican celebrities in their own dub track.

And now added.