Angel: Season 1 (Box Set) (UK)
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Episodes 1-22
Certificate: 18
Running Time: 990 mins
Retail Price: £79.99
Release Date:
Content Type: TV Series
Synopsis:
The first season of Buffy The Vampire Slayer spin-off series Angel on DVD. Containing all 22 episodes, completely uncut:
City Of....., Lonely Heart, In the Dark, I Fall to Pieces, Room with a View, Sense and Sensitivity, The Bachelor Party, I Will Remember You, Hero, Parting Gift, Somnambulist, Expecting, She, I`ve Got You Under My Skin, The Prodigal, The Ring, Eternity, Five by Five, Sanctuary, War Zone, Blind Date and To Sanshu in LA.
Special Features:
Interactive Menus
Scene Access
Four Featurettes: Introducing Angel, I`m Cordelia, The Demons, Season 1 Overview
Two Audio Commentaries: `City Of...`, `Room With A View`
Episode Scripts: `Five By Five`, `Sanctuary`
Stills Gallery
Season 1 Trailer
Cast Biographies
Video Tracks:
Standard 1.33:1
Audio Tracks:
Dolby Digital Stereo 2.0 English
Subtitle Tracks:
French
Dutch
Directed By:
Thomas J. Wright
Joss Whedon
David Straiton
David Semel
R.D. Price
Scott McGinnis
Nick Marck
Michael Lange
Winrich Kolbe
Regis Kimble
David Grossman
David Greenwalt
Bruce Seth Green
Vern Gillum
Tucker Gates
James A. Contner
Written By:
Joss Whedon
Tracey Stern
Jeannine Renshaw
Douglas Petrie
Marti Noxon
Tim Minear
Jim Kouf
David Greenwalt
David Fury
Jane Espenson
Garry Campbell
Starring:
Amy Acker
J. August Richards
Alexis Denisof
Glenn Quinn
Charisma Carpenter
David Boreanaz
Casting By:
Amy McIntyre Britt
Jennifer Fishman
Anya Colloff
Soundtrack By:
Robert J. Kral
Marina Kotsios
Holly Knight
Alex Kharlamov
Cami Elen
Christophe Beck
Director of Photography:
Herbert Davis
Editor:
Michael Stern
Regis Kimble
Mark Goldman
Production Designer:
Stuart Blatt
Producer:
Tracey Stern
Skip Schoolnik
Robert Price
Marti Noxon
Kelly A. Manners
Jim Kouf
Howard Gordon
Gareth Davies
James A. Contner
Executive Producer:
Joss Whedon
Kaz Kuzui
Fran Rubel Kuzui
David Greenwalt
Gail Berman
Your Opinions and Comments
The picture quality is really good. There are some signs of grain and unsharpness but that is probably because it is a tv series and is shot on video. It is non anamorphic but seasons 2 and 3 are widescreen anamorphic. The sound also is only a DD 2.0 due to it being a tv series restricted by budgets but the 2.0 sound is really fantastic. There are a few trailers, commentaries on certain eps and some great documentaries. All we can expect from a Tv series really.
All in all a fantastic package. Dont be put of by the price as its worth it.