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Woot! Can't wait to review this! Re-mastered in 1080p, Dolby TruHD audio, lots of extras and the case (much like the Matrix 10th anniversary) is a hardbound 50 page book.

One of my favorite movies of all time and it is now available outside of the Anthology for the first time.


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