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BATTLE BEYOND THE STARS 30th Anniversary Special Edition
Roger Corman's cult classic on Blu-ray and DVD...
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A long time ago, in a studio far far away (actually 1980 in Venice, Calif.), Roger Corman gathered together a fledgling team of filmmakers to make Battle Beyond the Stars, a space opera that managed to playfully borrow from Star Wars and The Magnificent Seven, to come up with an enduring cult classic. Long out of print, Battle Beyond the Stars has been meticulously restored with a new anamorphic widescreen transfer (1.85:1) from the internegative, boasting a new 5.1 DTS Master Audio soundtrack on the Blu-ray, and featuring a galaxy of extras, including commentary by writer John Sayles and Roger Corman; a new interview with actor Richard Thomas; a behind-the-scenes technical featurette and much more.
Roger Corman’s Cult Classics: Battle Beyond the Stars 30th Anniversary Special Edition will be available July 12, 2011 on Blu-ray ($26.97) and DVD ($19.93) from Shout! Factory, in association with New Horizons Picture Corporation.
Special Note: Fans who pre-order Roger Corman’s Cult Classics: Battle Beyond the Stars 30th Anniversary Special Edition from ShoutFactoryStore.com will receive an iron-on of the original Battle Beyond the Stars theatrical key art as a gift-with-purchase.
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Roger Corman’s Cult Classics: Battle Beyond the Stars 30th Anniversary Special Edition Special Features:
* New anamorphic widescreen transfer (1.85:1) from the internegative
* New 5.1 DTS Master Audio (Blu-ray)Dolby Digital 5.1 (DVD)
* Commentary by writer John Sayles and Roger Corman Commentary by production manager Gale Anne Hurd
* The Man Who Would Be Shad - New interview with actor Richard Thomas
* Space Opera on a Shoestring - A comprehensive look at the technical challenges and postproduction of the film with Aaron Lipstadt, Alec Gillis, Alex Hajdu, Allan Holzman, R.J. Kizer, Robert & Dennis Skotak, Thom Shouse and Tony Randel
* Trailer, TV and radio spots
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Source: Edited Shout! Factory PR
