Indiana Jones on DVD

pale blue eyes · 05-07-2003, 04:55 AM

I'm personally not a huge fan of the series but thought someone might care:

Keeping Up with 'Jones'

Indiana Jones finally comes to DVD. The trilogy comes out as a four-disc set in November by Gary Susman

Indiana Jones fans will soon have their own Holy Grail: the Indy trilogy on DVD. The Indiana Jones films, which have been on the top of consumers' wish lists since DVDs came to market in 1997, will hit the shelves as a boxed set on Nov. 4, Lucasfilm announced. ''The Adventures of Indiana Jones -- The Complete DVD Movie Collection'' will be a four-disc set, containing the three adventures and a disc of bonus materials.

''The fourth disc explores every facet of how the films were made -- from stunts to visual effects to the music and sound,'' Lucasfilm marketing vice precident Jim Ward tells the Hollywood Reporter. "We take viewers around the world to explore the history behind the 'Indiana Jones' legends.'' As a result, he says, the producers decided that director's-commentary audio tracks on the movie DVDs would be superfluous.

Paramount Home Video is expected to sell the box for $49.95. Meanwhile, Paramount Pictures still expects to have Harrison Ford pull his fedora and bullwhip out of mothballs to shoot the long-awaited fourth Indiana Jones adventure next year, for theatrical release in 2005.

05-07-2003, 04:55 AM	#1
pale blue eyes NOPE. Location: :/ Posts: 15,110	Indiana Jones on DVD I'm personally not a huge fan of the series but thought someone might care: Keeping Up with 'Jones' Indiana Jones finally comes to DVD. The trilogy comes out as a four-disc set in November by Gary Susman Indiana Jones fans will soon have their own Holy Grail: the Indy trilogy on DVD. The Indiana Jones films, which have been on the top of consumers' wish lists since DVDs came to market in 1997, will hit the shelves as a boxed set on Nov. 4, Lucasfilm announced. ''The Adventures of Indiana Jones -- The Complete DVD Movie Collection'' will be a four-disc set, containing the three adventures and a disc of bonus materials. ''The fourth disc explores every facet of how the films were made -- from stunts to visual effects to the music and sound,'' Lucasfilm marketing vice precident Jim Ward tells the Hollywood Reporter. "We take viewers around the world to explore the history behind the 'Indiana Jones' legends.'' As a result, he says, the producers decided that director's-commentary audio tracks on the movie DVDs would be superfluous. Paramount Home Video is expected to sell the box for $49.95. Meanwhile, Paramount Pictures still expects to have Harrison Ford pull his fedora and bullwhip out of mothballs to shoot the long-awaited fourth Indiana Jones adventure next year, for theatrical release in 2005.