Any word on what the specs/bonus features for this will be?
I'm thinking same Bonus Features as on the 2008 U.K. release:-
"The Supplements:
For a film that just won several Academy Awards, including Best Screenplay, Best Director(s), and Best Picture,
No Country For Old Men doesn't boast many special features. To make things worse, not one of them is in high definition.
- The Making of No Country For Old Men: This twenty four minute featurette hovers somewhere between studio fluff and more serious fare. We get the expected interviews with cast and crew praising the project, but we also get several illuminating interviews with the Coens. Among the topics covered are their affinity for the material, casting, the violence used, and the differences in No Country from their other works.
- Working With The Coens: Here we get more interviews with the actors, specifically talking about how great the Coens are. The best comments come from Javier Bardem, who is truly passionate about working with the pair.
- Diary of a Country Sheriff: A closer look at Ed Tom Bell, and the way he contrasts with Chigurh. Despite its short length, this segment actually has the most bang for the buck as far as real substantive dissection goes.
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The U.S. COLLECTOR'S EDITION has new Extras
which I don't think are included here :-
Extras:
• The Making of No Country for Old Men (24:29)
• Working with the Coens (8:07)
• Diary of a Country Sheriff (6:44)
NEW:
• Josh Brolin's Unauthorized Behind-the-Scenes (9:19)
• 16 Interviews & Conversations featuring the Coens (5 hrs.)"
. . . and in more detail these are:-
"In addition to the three Bonus Features included in last year's Blu-ray release (
The Making of No Country for Old Men,
Working with the Coens and
Diary of a Country Sheriff, the Collector's Edition has two new features: Josh Brolin's Unauthorised Behind-the Scenes video is a deadpan Coenesque parody of such featurettes in which the actors relate their "true" feelings about working with each other and the Coens. The other is a collection of some 16 interviews and conversations from October 26, 2007, five months after Cannes, but a couple weeks before general U.S. distribution, to February 9, 2008, just a couple weeks before the Oscars, which bestowed Best Picture, Director and Writing honors. These segments are of various lengths (from 3 minutes to an hour) with the press and the Coens or members of the cast (Josh & Javier, mostly), or both, originating on TV, the radio and other venues."
or:-
"New features on this release include Josh Brolin's Unauthorized Behind-the-Scenes (480p, 9:19), a piece featuring additional cast and crew interview snippets and behind-the-scenes footage. Rounding out disc one is Press Timeline, the meat-and-potatoes of the supplemental package. Included are a series of 16 publicity-related materials presented in 480p standard definition, including Lunch With David Poland (26:30), L.A. WGAW Q&A Panel (24:13), Variety Q&A (3:08), EW.com Just a Minute (12:55), Creative Screenwriting Magazine (21:25, audio only), NPR's All Things Considered (4:44, audio only), ABC Popcorn With Peter Travers (14:51), In-Store Appearance (40:31), Charlie Rose (22:33), WNBC Reel Talk With Lyons & Bailes (10:02), Channel 4 News (3:45), KCRW The Treatment (28:30, audio only), NPR's Day to Day (6:37, audio only), Spike Jonez Q&A (1:00:47), NPR's All Things Considered (7:49, audio only), and NPR's Weekend Edition (5:32, audio only).""