DVD - Germany - The Body (2001) ADDED

[Christian_Bütikofer]

Title: The Body
Country: Germany
Region: R2
Releasing Studio: Helkon Media / Columbia Tristar Home Entertainment
Case Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Anamorphic?: Yes
PAL or NTSC?: PAL
Soundtracks: English Dolby Digital 5.1, German Dolby Digital 5.1
Subtitles: -
Cuts: No cuts (104:33)
Commentaries: -
Extras:
Behind the Scenes (10:09) (English audio only, no optional subtitles)
German Trailer (2:16) (German audio only, no optional subtitles)
US Trailer (2:03) (English audio only, no optional subtitles)
Interviews / Statements (English, no optional subtitles)
- Antionio Banderas (3:58)
- Olivia Williams (4:08)
- Derek Jacobi (1:42)
Cast & Crew (Film- Biographies, German text)
- Antonio Banderas (Matt Gutierrez) (6 pages)
- Olivia Williams (Sharon Golban) (4 pages)
- Derek Jacobi (Lavelle) (5 pages)
- Jonas McCord (writer, director) (2 pages)
Bonus Trailers (German audio only, no optional subtitles)
- The Wedding Planner (2:17)
- The Mexican (2:50)
- Drowning Mona (2:20)
- Blow Dry (1:24)
Notes: Release: 2002. At the end there are two sequences with German translated burnt-in text - no English available. So not 100% English friendly.
Easter Eggs: -
Amazon ASIN: B0000633FE
Source: Own it.

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

Added, thank you.

[Christian_Bütikofer]

Hi Mathew

the German subtitles are not burnt-in, they are optional. There is only one little portion at the end, where some ancient writing on a stone is translated into German and this portion is burnt-in. So I suggest to make a note about that and to declare the German subs as "optional".

[Matthew_B_Harrah]

Hi Mathew

the German subtitles are not burnt-in, they are optional. There is only one little portion at the end, where some ancient writing on a stone is translated into German and this portion is burnt-in. So I suggest to make a note about that and to declare the German subs as "optional".

Since there are no German subtitles and just the burnt-in text, it's appropriate. Though, I did reword now so it says: German (Text and Signs) (Burnt-In).