Snatch (Spain DVD) ADDED

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

Title: Snatch (2000)
Country: Spain
Region: 2
Releasing Studio: Columbia Tristar Home Entertainment
Case Type:
Keep Case
Aspect Ratio:
1.81:1 (slight windowboxed)
Anamorphic?:
Anamorphic
PAL or NTSC?:
PAL
Soundtracks:
English Dolby Digital 5.1
Italian Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish (Castilian) Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles (optional):
English, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish (Castilian)
Cuts: (and if you know it, precise run time)
Running Time: (98:34)
Commentaries:
Audio Commentary by Director Guy Ritchie and Producer Matthew Vaughn
Extras:
"Stealing Stones" branching feature
- At 29:40 (1:29)
- At 39:57 (1:54)
- At 46:17 (0:56)
"Making Snatch" featurette (24:40)
"B-roll": Behind the scenes (4:56)
Deleted Scenes (with director’s audio commentary) (9:02)
Soundtrack selection: Jump to a song (1:15 / 1:50 / 2:49 / 1:14 / 1:24 / 2:25 / 1:53)
Multi-angle storyboard comparisons:
- Avi arrives in London (0:11)
- Everyone Inside (1:10)
- The Fight (5:17)
Interviews (23:39)
Photo Library (3:20)
Cast & crew filmographies and biographies (with one-liners):
- Brad Pitt
- Dennis Farina
- Jason Statham
- Vinnie Jones
- Benicio del Toro
- Guy Ritchie
TV Spots (1:04)
International Trailer (1:43)
Theatrical Trailer (0:53)
Production Notes
Notes:
- Spanish Titles: “Snatch: Cerdos y diamantes”
- Menus available English, Italian, and Spanish (Castilian)
Easter Eggs:
Move the cursor up and you'll highlight the piggy. Press select and a screen will appear telling you about the hidden 'pikey' subtitle stream for Brad Pitt's character

On the second page of the extras menu, from "Movie trailer", go up: A screen with Doug's melody appears for programming on some mobile phones (presumably only valid for the already obsolete monophonic terminals)

back on the second page of the extras menu and also from "Movie Trailer", go up twice: Screens appear with the value of the fines imposed during filming.

From the third page of the extras menu, above "Production Notes" A selection of "The best insults in British cinema" (The tacos and obscenities of the film). As a curiosity, you can hear the words replaced by beeps or "as is". (1:32)

From the same position above, but now double-clicking up, a selection of scenes from the film with the most famous sentences. (1:30)

Before the film, the trailer Dolby Digital "Drops" (0:35)
Amazon ASIN (US, UK, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, or Spain): B003Z7RCJ2
Source: http://www.zonadvd.com/modules.php?name ... ent&id=559

[James-Masaki_Ryan]

Added. Thank you.