The title is being pressed by Shout! Factory, which is known for its impressive mastering work. “The Chinese Connection: Collector’s Edition,” with Bruce Lee in an R-rated action tale (1972) about a martial arts expert battling those responsible for murdering his master. The PG-rated picture is based on a classic story by Roald Dahl. “The BFG,” with Mark Rylance in director Steven Spielberg’s lavish fantasy about a young girl and the giant who befriends her. The following titles either have been or soon will be released: “There’s been the financial collapse, the great recession, all these issues of cyber warfare and civil liberties - things that are slowly coming to into the zeitgeist as we start to grapple with what the future is going to look like.”Īccording to High-Def Digest, the extras on the Blu-ray Disc include: a featurette on reviving the franchise (“Bringing Back Bourne”) a featurette on the hand-to-hand combat scenes (“Bourne to Fight”) and a look at the spectacular car chase involving almost 200 vehicles on the Las Vegas strip (“Las Vegas Showdown”).
“Since 2007, so much has changed,” Damon said in the magazine. Much of the fast-and-furious “Jason Bourne” was inspired by up-to-the-minute world events.
“We were really happy with the three films and if we were going to do another one, we wanted it to fit in with the three films in terms of quality.” Mainly, we just didn’t want to mess it up. “And so, (‘Bourne Ultimatum’ director Paul Greengrass) and I, if there was any strategy we could hit upon, it was to wait to see how the world change, or to see if anything presented itself organically.
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