Posted Tue Apr 24, 2007 at 12:02 AM PDT by
Warner Home Entertainment has announced they will bring the Drew Barrymore-Hugh Grant romantic comedy 'Music and Lyrics' to Blu-ray and HD DVD on June 12.
The musical hit, which earned nearly $50 million during its theatrical run this past winter, will hit both next-gen formats in a special edition boasting numerous bonus features.
Among the extras are a making-of featurette, deleted scenes, a gag reel, and a fictional music video featuring star Hugh Grant, in character.
Tech specs include identical 1080p/VC-1 transfers on each version, plus Dolby Digital 5.1 tracks (at 640kbps). There will also be a stereo-only isolated music track, which includes the many mock-pop songs used throughout the film.
Warner has set a $34.98 list price for the Blu-ray version, and $39.98 for the HD DVD, which will be a combo HD DVD/DVD release.
We've added full specs, including box art, for both versions of 'Music and Lyrics' to our Blu-ray Release Schedule and HD DVD Release Schedule, under June 12.
We've also set up dedicated threads for 'Music and Lyrics' in our Forums area -- click the following links to discuss the 'Music and Lyrics' Blu-ray release and the 'Music and Lyrics' HD DVD release.
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