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TheCanadian
on Sep 3 2008, 3:44:27 PM writes:
hnrnf.com is giving away a free copy of the bluray or dvd here:http://www.highspotsnotrequired.com
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just pm the admin with the referral code "TSC" to be entered in the drawing |
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 IndianaSchmones
on Aug 10 2008, 1:01:12 PM writes:
STOKED!!!
Finally I'll get to see it. RDJ is the man. |
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 X-KID
on Aug 9 2008, 4:09:26 PM writes:
FINALLY!!!
The wait is over, I can't wait to add this DVD to my collection! This movie so Rocked! |
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 TomThumb
on Aug 8 2008, 9:45:09 PM writes:
Sounds like some good extras, but I too wish there was a commentary. Favreau even said they were going to do one...
CS/SHH!: Are you still working on DVD features?
Favreau: Yeah, we are going to do a commentary. I just got delivered a whole bunch of extras that look really, really good. We had cameras on the set all the time. They put together something for "Iron Man" that spans from the first story meetings, to designing the suit, all the way through mixing it up at Skywalker Ranch, through the premiere. There are hours and hours of great stuff that will be available eventually. We have to look over all of that stuff so there is still a lot of work to be done. Then there is trying to figure out where the hell we are now and what we are doing.
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Call me Indiana
on Aug 8 2008, 4:22:20 PM writes:
TO BARRYSHAFT
You'd actually be surprised how many stars still have to screen test for roles. For example, the great Samuel L. Jackson had to audition for his famous PULP FICTION role. He won it, but then Tarantino auditioned someone else and gave them the part. Sam Jackson had to come back and audition again to get the part back. So it definitely does happen. Personally I think it's a good thing. I'd rather have an actor, regardless of how big of a star he or she is, earn the part by auditioning for it rather than having it handed it to them just because they're "so and so".
Anyway, I'm excited for this DVD!!! |
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BarryShaft
on Aug 8 2008, 3:16:47 PM writes:
Sounds like a really well put together DVD, which is pleasantly surprisingly. Am I the only who finds it odd that even Robert Downey Jr. still has to screentest for roles? He's fucking Robert Downey Jr. |
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seanster897
on Aug 8 2008, 10:05:33 AM writes:
iron man and the dark knight owned this summer. the dark knight being better, of course, but iron man surprised me big time. i knew it would be enjoyable, but not epic. i even thought it was better than spider-man. i am buying this, can't wait |
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BigShime
on Aug 8 2008, 9:23:39 AM writes:
I can't wait for this... Too bad there's no commentary. I would love to hear Favs and Downey talk about the movie making process. |
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Rollin Hand
on Aug 8 2008, 8:56:03 AM writes:
SNAG IT
It's only a month away, really. Definitely worth a pickup.
Nice surprise if the trailer for Wolverine was in the previews.. |
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 neon66
on Aug 8 2008, 8:53:17 AM writes:
Ooooh man, about friggin' time! Been waiting for this one for quite a while now... bring it on, Paramount (in fact, hurry the f*ck up pretty plz)! |
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If you've been drooling at the thought of watching IRON MAN on your home theater setup, you don't have that much longer to wait. Paramount has announced that IRON MAN will hit DVD and Blu-ray on September 30th. The film will be available in a two-disc "Ultimate Edition" that will include a seven-part documentary on the making of the film and a six-part featurette on the origins of IRON MAN. The Blu-ray disc will include exclusive features like "Iron Man IQ," which will allow you to create quizzes based on clips from the film and share them with your friends, and "Hall of Armor" that will allow viewers to view the Iron Man and Iron Monger armor in 3-D. For those who ain't down with all that fancy pants bullshit, there will also be a bare bones single-disc edition that will include the movie and a few deleted scenes. With over $300 million at the box-office, IRON MAN is already the 2nd biggest movie of the year and will surely be just as huge on DVD (it's already #27 on Amazon's bestselling DVD list). Now all those people who left the movie before the credits were over and missed the Nick Fury scene will be able to see it in the comfort of their own home! Here's a full list of DVD extras: 
