Romeo + Juliet 1/4 Slip SteelBook (1996)(Blufans#28)(China)

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

ENGLISH: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
MANDARIN: Dolby Digital 5.1
RUSSIAN: DTS 5.1
JAPANESE: DTS 5.1
HUNGARIAN: Dolby Digital 5.1
KOREAN: Dolby Digital 5.1
THAI: Dolby Digital 5.1
TURKISH: Dolby Digital 5.1

• "Shaking Up Shakespeare" Picture-in-Picture Commentary Director Baz Luhrmann, production designer Catherine Martin, DP Donald M. McAlpine, and co-writer Craig Pearce. The four participants explain the intent and rationale behind every creative decision that was made. If you select the "picture-in-picture" option—and, just so you're aware, you can listen to the commentary by itself—behind-the-scenes footage from the film, along with pre-production artwork, storyboards, and other material will appear on screen during the movie. Additionally, an icon will periodically pop-up in the lower left corner of the screen; press select and you'll be taken to a relevant section from one of the many bonus features below, which can also be selected from the "extras" menu.
• Romeo+Juliet: The Music Romeo + Juliet: The Music Documentary (1080p, 49:13), a fantastic documentary that explores the creation of the film's influential soundtrack. You'll also find Everybody's Free: The Journey of the Song (1080p, 1:46), about the young Texan boy who sings in the film, The London Music Mix (1080p, 4:20), which covers the sound design of the music, and Temp Music: The Journey of the Song (1080p, 2:06), in which Baz discusses the process of selecting songs.
• From the Bazmark Vault A collection of behind-the scenes footage, including First Kiss (2:20)—the first rehearsal kiss between DiCaprio and Danes—along with Beach Scene (4:17), Uncut Rehearsal (4:40) , and Outside the Church (2:40)
• Director's Gallery A series of Baz Luhrman-centric clips. Impact (4:18) examines the divisive critical reaction to the film. Why Shakespeare? (2:56) and Pitching Shakespeare (10:05) are from a speech by Luhrman, who explains his inspiration for the project and tells the story of his misguided attempt to pitch the movie to 20th Century Fox execs. These are followed by Directing the Gas Station (7:02), Directing the Pool Scene (5:18), and Tybalt's Execution (4:21), which all feature Luhrman doing his thing on set.
• Director of Photography Gallery featurettes profiling how the director of photography achieved certain effects. Includes: A Hole in the Wall (00:49), The Fish Tank Scene (1:31), Filming the Lift Scene (2:25), One Light (1:10), and Filming the Church (1:02).
• Interview Gallery Includes short interviews with Leonardo DiCaprio (1:53), Claire Danes (2:28), John Leguizamo (1:52), Production Designer Catherine Martin (2:33), Co-Writer Craig Pearce (1:47), Editor Jill Bilcock (1:47), Choreographer John O'Connell (1:09), and Costume Designer Kym Barrett (2:03).
• International Theatrical Trailer (SD, 1:31)