Hot Fuzz Lenticular SteelBook (EE#002)(UK)

Inside Artwork: Yes
Emboss/Deboss: Yes
Finish Type: Gloss

• C ommentary tracks
  • The first features Writer/Actor Simon Pegg and Writer/Director Edgar Wright. They cover their study of movie clichés for use in the film.
  • The Sandford Police Service: Simon Pegg, Nick Frost, Jim Broadbent, Rafe Spall, Kevin Eldon, and Olivia Colman.
  • The third track features Writer/Director Edgar Wright and Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino. Wright and Tarantino discussing the Buddy Cop genre, the integration of the clichés into the film, and more.
  • The Sandford Village People: Kenneth Cranham, Timothy Dalton, Paul Freeman, & Edward Woodward comprise the cast of commentary track number four.
  • The final full-length commentary features "The Real Fuzz:" Andy Leafe & Nick Eckland. This duo are real-life rural England cops who aided in the research for the script.
• The Fuzzball Rally -- Uncut (480p, 1:11:09). This supplement follows Edgar Wright, Simon Pegg, and Nick Frost as they promote Hot Fuzz on a four-week, 10-city tour. This piece also comes with an optional commentary with Wright, Pegg, Frost, & Joe Cornish.
• Hot Fuzz is also BonusView (Blu-ray profile 1.1) enabled with Universal's U-Control.
• Fuzz-o-Meter, is a pop-up trivia track
• Storyboards, simply showcases a collection of hand-drawn storyboards as they relate to the finished product in each scene.
• The Evidence Room
  • Conclusive: We Made 'Hot Fuzz' (480p, 29:34) making-of piece that features cast and crew discussing the many facets of the project both on the set and off, coupled with an array of behind-the-scenes footage.
  • Speculative: Video Blogs (480p, 29:55) contains 13 segments that take viewers into the nitty-gritty of the filmmaking process, looking at costuming, physical training, life on the set, make-up, and more.
  • Forensic: Featurettes (480p, 44:54) is an eight-part feature that contains behind-the-scenes production materials, focusing on set design, the filmmakers' relatives, and the varied shooting techniques and camera rigs, among other tidbits.
  • Photographic: Galleries offers both a Poster Gallery and a Photo Gallery, each presented in 1080p high definition.
  • Hearsay: Plot Holes & Comparisons (480p, 3:23)
• Plot Holes, itself divided into three segments, fills in the gaps of a few scenes through a collection of hand-drawn comic book images, narrated by the actors who play the characters central to each scene.
• Hearsay: Plot Holes & Comparisons, Special Effects: Before & After (480p, 6:21), is an eight-part feature that examines the various stages of completion for some of the film's special effects shots.
• Falsified: 'Dead Right', Edgar Wright's first Cop movie. The feature itself, from 1993, (480p, 40:12), was made when he was 18 years old and was shot on S-VHS. The piece begins with the Director introducing the picture.
• AM BLAM: Making 'Dead Right' (480p, 10:29), a retrospective piece with Edgar Wright speaking on how the film came to be.
• Two commentary tracks for Dead Right, the first with Edgar Wright and the second with Wright and Simon Pegg.
• The Man Who Would Be Fuzz (480p, 0:34)
• Hot Funk (480p, 3:43) features scenes reshot for television without foul language.
• Danny's Notebook: The Other Side (480p, 0:21) features the flip animation drawings that are found on the reverse side of Danny's police notebook.
• Additional Video Blogs
  • VW Blogs (480p, 21:29), a collection of five Internet Blogs sponsored by Volkswagen: 4 Cars, Meet the Makers, Join the Fuzz, In for Questioning, and On Duty.
  • iTunes Blogs, is a collection of four podcasts (480p, 16:30).
• 11 Storyboard Galleries presented in 1080p high definition -- Extreme Service, Administrative Decision, Hard Goodbye, Tough Distance, Deep Evening, Sudden Morning, Village Force, Avian Breakout, Maximum Running, and Sham Dram.
• Deleted Scenes (480p, 20:37), a collection of 22 deleted scenes with option commentary from Director Edgar Wright.
• Outtakes (480p, 10:22) advertisements for the film
• Theatrical trailer (480p, 2:33), two UK TV spots (480p, 0:33 each), and the Director's Cut trailer (480p, 0:59)