The Walk 3D Blu-ray
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Posted November 23, 2015 05:11 PM by Webmaster
Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has announced that it will release on Blu-ray director Robert Zemeckis' latest project, The Walk (2015), starring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ben Kingsley, Charlotte Le Bon, Ben Schwartz, and Steve Valentine. The release will be available for purchase on January 5, 2016.
In addition to the 3D Blu-ray release, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will have available for sale a 2D Blu-ray release.
Synopsis: Robert Zemeckis has long been a master at utilizing cutting-edge technology in the service of emotional storytelling. The Walk unveils the first glimpse of the director's visually stunning creation of a lost time and place: the World Trade Center towers as they were in 1974. That was the year young Philippe Petit captured the world's imagination with a seemingly impossible high-wire caper.
40 years after Petit's impossible dream, Zemeckis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt (portraying Petit) are themselves accomplishing the seemingly impossible: bringing the lost towers back to epic life. Only in cinema is this possible now. Seeing the film as both a madcap caper and a love letter to the towers, Zemeckis is doing much more than telling this story: he's showing it in a true big screen experience. Using the latest in state-of-the-art visual effects, 3D, and IMAX technology, the film will make moviegoers feel as close as they will ever come to walking on clouds.
The film is an expansive story of the characters and events that led up to the famous walk - including Philippe's experiences growing up, his romantic entanglements and the complicated relationship with his surrogate father Papa Rudy (Sir Ben Kingsley). The cast also includes Charlotte Le Bon as Petit's lover, as well as James Badge Dale and Ben Schwartz as members of the ragtag gang he recruits to pull off the absurdly ambitious and dangerous "heist."
The screenplay is by Zemeckis & Christopher Browne, based on the book "To Reach the Clouds" by Philippe Petit. The producers are Steve Starkey, Zemeckis, and Jack Rapke. The executive producers are Cherylanne Martin, Jackie Levine, and Ben Waisbren.
Special Features:
In addition to the 3D Blu-ray release, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment will have available for sale a 2D Blu-ray release.
Synopsis: Robert Zemeckis has long been a master at utilizing cutting-edge technology in the service of emotional storytelling. The Walk unveils the first glimpse of the director's visually stunning creation of a lost time and place: the World Trade Center towers as they were in 1974. That was the year young Philippe Petit captured the world's imagination with a seemingly impossible high-wire caper.
40 years after Petit's impossible dream, Zemeckis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt (portraying Petit) are themselves accomplishing the seemingly impossible: bringing the lost towers back to epic life. Only in cinema is this possible now. Seeing the film as both a madcap caper and a love letter to the towers, Zemeckis is doing much more than telling this story: he's showing it in a true big screen experience. Using the latest in state-of-the-art visual effects, 3D, and IMAX technology, the film will make moviegoers feel as close as they will ever come to walking on clouds.
The film is an expansive story of the characters and events that led up to the famous walk - including Philippe's experiences growing up, his romantic entanglements and the complicated relationship with his surrogate father Papa Rudy (Sir Ben Kingsley). The cast also includes Charlotte Le Bon as Petit's lover, as well as James Badge Dale and Ben Schwartz as members of the ragtag gang he recruits to pull off the absurdly ambitious and dangerous "heist."
The screenplay is by Zemeckis & Christopher Browne, based on the book "To Reach the Clouds" by Philippe Petit. The producers are Steve Starkey, Zemeckis, and Jack Rapke. The executive producers are Cherylanne Martin, Jackie Levine, and Ben Waisbren.
Special Features:
- Pillars of Support
- First Steps
- The Amazing Walk
- Deleted Scenes