Any Given Sunday: 15th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray (Updated)

Posted May 27, 2014 01:41 PM by


Warner Bros. Home Entertainment has detailed the 15th Anniversary Edition Blu-ray release of Oliver Stone's Any Given Sunday, which includes new supplemental content. The sports drama stars Al Pacino, Jamie Foxx, Dennis Quaid, James Woods, Cameron Diaz, LL Cool J, Matthew Modine, Jim Brown, Lawrence Taylor, Aaron Eckhart, Charlton Heston, Ann-Margret, Lauren Holly, John C. McGinley, Bill Bellamy and Elizabeth Berkley, and streets on September 9th. Official Synopsis: Embattled Sharks coach Tony D'Amato (Pacino) faces a full-on blitz of team strife plus a new, marketing-savvy owner (Diaz) who's convinced the aging Tony is out of his league. An injured quarterback (Quaid), a flashy, bull-headed backup QB (Foxx), a slithery team doctor (Woods) and a running back with an incentive-laden contract (LL Cool J) provide some of the stories that zigzag like diagrams in a playbook. Any Given Sunday was first released on Blu-ray in 2009. The new 15th Anniversary Edition also features 1080p video, lossless 5.1 surround and the director's cut of the film. Extras include: Anything Can Happen: This brand-new retrospective features NFL stars Marshall Faulk and Willie McGinest, 49ers coach Steve Mariucci and Cowboys owner Jerry Jones Commentaries with Oliver Stone and Jamie Foxx Making-Of Documentary Unused/Extended Scenes Music Videos Screen Tests Gag Reel And More...
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dawnofdave

May 27, 2014

Warner Brothers: Your double dip experts!

DrWally

May 27, 2014

Give us the original theatrical cut (which has never been released in any home video format anywhere), and I'm in. Otherwise pass.

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noirjunkie

May 27, 2014

Warner Bros: "You want classics on blu-ray? Too bad! Here's another double dip!"

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Farid

May 27, 2014

I love the ending and the song they play. A pretty good film. Even Cameron Diaz sizzles!

grundy

May 27, 2014

This is a terrible film. A double-dip for this, but no 4K remaster of, say... Goodfellas???

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rickah88

May 27, 2014

Walk of shame *goes over and hits the preorder button*

grundy: Obviously you don't understand the concept of a double dip (materials that already exist) as opposed to a new 4K master of a different film (materials do not). Double dips don't take away from restoration work Warner is doing on other titles.