BANGKOK DANGEROUS on DVD and Blu-ray

As a hired assassin, Joe (Nicolas Cage) is the best in the business, but the years of stone-cold murder have taken their toll. Joe's plan to make this current assignment in Bangkok his last takes a wild turn when he violates one of the most important rules of the game. Now the hunter is the hunted in this hard-driving, action-packed thriller from Lionsgate Home Ent.

BANGKOK DANGEROUS is the remake of a 1999 Thai movie directed by Danny and Oxide Pang. The remake was helmed by the Pang brothers themselves -- their second American effort after THE MESSENGERS. The two movies share the same Visual Effects Supervisor, Bruce Jones, whose career dates back to STAR TREK -- THE NEXT GENERATION in the 1980s. "I worked with Danny and Oxide on THE MESSENGERS, so we had already developed a pretty fair form of communication utilizing pictures, references and sketches I would often mock up for feedback. And, of course, it helps that they both speak English fairly well. Also, every shot in the film was storyboarded, and they were very open to my suggestions as we proceeded through preparation.

"When I got involved, they were planning for about 40 vfx shots only. That's one of the reasons we did not assign an effects producer to the show originally. Later on, I regretted not having a producer as the shot count continued to grow... we ended up with over 200 shots. But once we were into principal photography, the train had already left the station... So, I handled the vfx producing myself, with the help from my assistant, Ekarat Srathana."

The various sequences were assigned to four key vendors: Cinesoup, Michael Kaelin & Associates, Curv Studios and Reality Check.

Single Disc DVD Special Features Include:

-- Theatrical trailer

2-Disc Special Edition DVD Special Features Include:

-- Alternate Ending
-- "From Hong Kong to Bangkok: A Look at Hong Kong Cinema" featurette
-- "BANGKOK DANGEROUS: The Execution of the Film" featurette
-- Theatrical trailer
-- Digital Copy of the theatrical feature film

Blu-ray Special Features Include:

-- Alternate Ending
-- "From Hong Kong to Bangkok: A Look at Hong Kong Cinema" featurette
-- "BANGKOK DANGEROUS: The Execution of the Film" featurette
-- MoLog is the first BD Live application that allows users to insert and animate shapes, text, audio and other graphics right into the film to create "blogs" to share with other MoLog users
-- Theatrical trailer
-- Standard Definition Copy of the feature film

PINEAPPLE EXPRESS on DVD and Blu-ray

Ride high on the PINEAPPLE EXPRESS, the outrageously hysterical blockbuster from Judd Apatow, the director and screenwriter of KNOCKED UP. A lazy stoner (Seth Rogen) is the sole witness to a murder by an evil drug lord (Gary Cole) and the corrupt cop (Rosie Perez). Marked for death, he runs for his life, dragging his dazed dealer (James Franco) and his supplier (Danny McBride) with him on a hilarious smokin' adventure. Directed by David Gordon Green. Screenplay by Seth Rogen & Evan Goldberg.

Available on Single Disc Theatrical DVD, Single Disc Unrated DVD, 2-Disc Unrated DVD, Unrated Blu-ray and PSP from Sony Home Ent., PINEAPPLE EXPRESS had vfx from Almost Human, Yard VFX, Pacific Vision Productions, Pacific Title and Art Studio and Zoic Studio.

Single-Disc Theatrical DVD Special Features Include:

-- Extended and Alternate Scenes
-- Gag Reel
-- "The Making of PINEAPPLE EXPRESS" Featurette
-- Commentary with Filmmakers and Cast

Single-Disc Unrated DVD Special Features also include both the Theatrical and Extended film versions.

2-Disc Unrated DVD Special Features Include:

-- Includes both Theatrical and Extended film versions
-- Digital copy for PC, PSP, Mac or iPod
-- Extended and Alternate scenes
-- Gag Reel
-- Line-O-Rama
-- Commentary with Filmmakers and Cast
-- The Action of PINEAPPLE EXPRESS
-- The Making of PINEAPPLE EXPRESS
-- Raw Footage

Unrated Blu-ray Special Features Include: