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James Cameron's Avatar / Project 880
DVD & Video
 Avatar - Extended Collector's Edition
Regionalcode 2
FSK: Freigegeben am 12 Jahren
Regie: James Cameron
Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2010
Diese Edition enthält die ursprüngliche Kinofassung des Films aus dem Jahre 2009, eine erweiterte Kinofassung aus dem Jahre 2010 und den erweiterten Collector's-Cut mit 16 Minuten mehr Spielzeit sowie einer bislang nicht gezeigten Anfangssequenz, sowie zahlreiche Extras und geschnittene Szenen...
Avatar - Extended Collector's Edition
Exklusiv bei Amazon.de
Regionalcode 2
FSK: Freigegeben am 12 Jahren
Regie: James Cameron
Erscheinungstermin: 15. November 2010
Neben dem obigen Disc-Set enthält die Amazon.de-exklusive Sonderausgabe ein 44-seitiges Fanbuch, ein 35 mm-Bild des Filmstreifens und 7 Stunden Extras...
Avatar: Aufbruch nach Pandora
Regionalcode 2
FSK: Freigegeben am 12 Jahren
Regie: James Cameron
Erscheinungstermin: 23. April 2010
Diese Ausgabe enthält nur den Film in der Kinofassung von 2009...
MovieWeb meldete am 19. Dezember 2009...
While making copious press rounds to promote his sci-fi masterpiece Avatar, James Cameron has spilled a little bit about his plans for the upcoming Blu-ray release of the film. He has stated that the upcoming disc will arrive this summer and come packed with ten minutes of deleted scenes. He also stated that the first version to hit stores would not likely be in 3D.
That news comes as a warning for true fans, as Cameron plans to re-release another edition of the Blu-ray in late 2010 that will fully support the new 3D Blu-ray players set to hit the market next year. In speaking with MTV, Cameron said that the new deleted scenes give added background to the history of the native Na'vi seen in the film, and there will also be a tribal hunt involving Jake Sully. He added, "It's all wonderful stuff, but it was sort of bogging down the middle section of the movie. There's plenty for a value-added DVD experience on this film. Of course, we'll have to go punch it all up and get it all mixed and stuff like that."
About the 3D Blu-ray aspects of the upcoming releases, Cameron stated, "Probably the initial Blu-ray release of Avatar won't be in 3-D and then a subsequent release will be in 3-D. That's my guess right now. So we will probably put out a disk, you know, in six or eight months, let's call it six months, and then after that we will have a 3-D disc when there are enough sets available."
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