Fly, The 1 & 2 Twin Pack (UK)
Be afraid. Be very afraid
Certificate: 18
Running Time: 192 mins
Retail Price: £19.99
Release Date:
Content Type: Movie
Synopsis:
The Fly
This frightening, but extremely moving and romantic horror film stars Jeff Goldblum as an over-ambitious scientist who accidentally merges with a housefly while conducting a bizarre teleporting experiment. A journalist (Geena Davis), who has fallen in love with him while covering his scientific endeavors, suddenly finds herself caring for a horrifying creature whose insect half gradually begins to take over.
The Fly 2
Beneath his ordinary exterior, Martin (Eric Stoltz) is the most extraordinary person alive. Though only five years old, he is a fully matured adult. And he is also the son of a human fly! Now it is only matter of time before his mutated genes waken from their dormant state. Jam-packed with incredible special effects, The Fly 2 is an unforgettable sequel, just as riveting and terrifying as the original.
Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Theatrical Trailers
Behind The Scenes Featurettes
Cast and Crew Interviews
Video Tracks:
Widescreen Anamorphic 1.85:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital 5.1 English
Subtitle Tracks:
English
Directed By:
David Cronenberg
Written By:
Charles Edward Pogue
George Langelaan
David Cronenberg
Starring:
Joy Boushel
John Getz
Geena Davis
Jeff Goldblum
Casting By:
Deirdre Bowen
Soundtrack By:
Howard Shore
Director of Photography:
Mark Irwin
Editor:
Ronald Sanders
Costume Designer:
Denise Cronenberg
Production Designer:
Carol Spier
Producer:
Kip Ohman
Stuart Cornfeld
Marc Boyman
Distributor:
Twentieth Century Fox
Your Opinions and Comments
The picture is very detailed on both films.The sound is also good though not spectacular. Dialogue is
clear and audible and there are some good surround effects.
There isn`t much in terms of extras but there is more than there is on other Fox double disc films. We have a trailer, behind the scenes featurette and interviews. Both trailers are nothing special. The featurette for The Fly is 6 and half minutes long and is the best of the two. While not a in-depth documentary, there is some interesting behind the scenes footage and some nice interviews with the cast and crew. The featurette for The Fly II also has some nice behind the scenes footage and interviews but is only 5 minutes long. The interview section on The Fly repeats some of the interviews from the featurette but does feature additional content which is interesting particualry from David Cronenberg and Jeff Goldblum. The interview section on The Fly II does not repeat any footage from the featurette.
Overall, the first film is the best of the two although the second is alright and not as bad as people say it is. Both films are very enjoyable ( provided your not sqeaumish ) and are worth a watch particulary the first. The DVD is pretty good. The R1 version is similiar to our version but only has trailers for both films. The films could do with a special edition
but this is good enough for now.