Este 26 de enero aparece en USA esta formidable película, libre de zona y con subtítulos en español.
Por el momento parece que no está anunciada por aquí, pero si alguien tiene ansia puede recurrir a pedirla al otro lado del charco.



Video
Video codec: VC-1
Video resolution: 1080p
Aspect ratio: 2.35:1
Original aspect ratio: 2.39:1

Audio
English: DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1
French: DTS 5.1

Subtitles
English SDH, French, Spanish





Extras:

Commentary by Director Joe Wright
Owners of the Pride Prejudice DVD will be familiar with all of the features included here, starting with this rather unenthusiastic commentary track by director Joe Wright, who spends an inordinate amount of time talking about shots he wished he had gotten, lighting he wished he had had, and weather that simply didn’t cooperate. Not exactly essential listening.

Conversations with the Cast (SD, 6:17)
This is one of those features where each cast member says something kind about everyone else, and while I usually roll my overly cynical eyes at stuff like this, the actors are all so genuine about having such a great experience on the film that these conversations are difficult not to enjoy.

Jane Austen: Ahead of Her Time (SD, 8:03)
A brief featurette that looks at the universality of Austen's legacy and examines some of the progressive social themes in her work.

A Bennet Family Portrait (SD, 6:02)
Similarly, here we look at the importance of family and marriage in Austen's novel and dissect the Bennet's family dynamic.

HBO First Look: Pride & Prejudice (SD, 13:08)
"Three months skipping around the English countryside with a load of girls? It was heaven," says director Joe Wright. This is a typical HBO promo, with EPK interviews, behind-the-scenes footage, and an overview of the story, but it's definitely worth watching if you're a fan of the film.

The Politics of 18th Century Dating (SD, 4:24)
A brief look at the codes of conduct of relationships in Victorian England. We also get to see some on-set footage of the dance rehearsals.

The Stately Homes of Pride & Prejudice (SD, 15:58 total)
Here we get histories and tours for all of the houses featured in the film, including Chatsworth House, Burghley, Wilton House, Basildon Park, and Groomsbridge Place.

BD-Live Functionality
The menu also includes a BD-Live powered feature called What’s New! This is a kind of news ticker at the top of the menu that gives you up to date information on Universal releases. I found that it actually slowed down the performance of the menu, but thankfully you can turn it off if you’d like.