Panic Room (2002) (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) [USA]

May 6, 2015
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Release date: February 18, 2025
Purchase links: Amazon - Walmart - Target
Price: $45.99 (Amazon - Walmart) - $34.49 (Target)

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David Fincher's Panic Room (2002) starring Jodie Foster and Kristen Stewart to debut on 4K UHD in a Steelbook case. Release date is 2/18. Pre-order to come.

Dolby Vision HDR supervised by Fincher.

Dolby Atmos audio.

Commentary by David Fincher

Commentary by Jodie Foster, Forest Whitaker and Dwight Yoakam

Commentary by writer David Koepp and special guest

PRE-PRODUCTION
6 featurettes on the prep phase, from pre-visualization through testing
Interactive previsualization — Compare the pre-visualization, storyboards, dailies and final film in a multi-angle, multi-audio feature with optional commentary

PRODUCTION
Shooting Panic Room – An hour-long documentary on the principal photography phase
Makeup effects featurette with Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff Jr.

Sequence breakdowns – An interactive look at the creation of four separate scenes in the film

POST-PRODUCTION21 documentaries and featurettes on the visual effects

On Sound Design with Ren Klyce

Digital Intermediate and other featurettes dealing with the post-production phase

A multi-angle look at the scoring session conducted by Howard Shore
 
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HD movie source didn't like it. But many question their past judgement. Though he did turn out right about the Kill Bills.
I also heard the Kill Bills weren't up to much... Not heard anything on Panic Room yet though, so will be interested to see what people are thinking.
 
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Oof! Panic Room's picture quality getting a kicking here:



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The fact that a film about a panic room is 152 min long is the biggest kick I felt from the entire video. The movie is virtually a chamber piece and I don't remember it being exactly "talky" so how did they manage to fill that runtime? I also can't remember if the protracted length accompanied by a sparse plotline felt interminable or not as I haven't seen it in roughly ten years.
 
The fact that a film about a panic room is 152 min long is the biggest kick I felt from the entire video. The movie is virtually a chamber piece and I don't remember it being exactly "talky" so how did they manage to fill that runtime? I also can't remember if the protracted length accompanied by a sparse plotline felt interminable or not as I haven't seen it in roughly ten years.
1:52 = 112 minutes.
 
1:52 = 112 minutes.
Lol I just finished up fact checking the runtime on google because I couldn't accept the video's alleged runtime and was going to post an addendum to my previous comment. Still, in my humble opinion, whoever edited the video did a clunky job of editing that part together and left it susceptible to misinterpretation. Anyway, glad that's settled.