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single movie only please

why are they only releasing the boxset of the matrix onto blu-rayas a trillogy? (to my knowledge). i would really like to buy the original 'the matrix' on blu ray but refuse to pay for the other two since i found them to be an unbelievably boring cash in on the success of the first film. i would rate the original film as 5*, but 0 for the other two.

Blu ray at its best

Firstly, this boxed set comprises the three movies individually cased in standard blu ray cases in a slightly sturdy cardboard sleeve with a nice metallic green effect. That may come as a relief to owners of other boxed DVD sets etc where the cardboard lasts as long as cereal packets. All three movies are presented in letterbox widescreen transfers. Languages present are English, French, Italian, Spanish and Portugese , with Dutch only as subtitles. There is no region B coding marked on either the sleeve or individual cases so they are probably region-free.

The only other thing you really need to know about this trilogy release is that the HD picture and audio transfers are just fantastic. The Matrix has been remastered and is now of equal transfer quality to the sequels. With all the CGI and wire/rig work involved in the making of the films and the fact that many of the scenes involve subdued or darker colour schemes, it's quite astounding that the vibrant HD tranfers look as great as they do. It's hard to pick out particular segments that showcase the BDs, but the helicopter rescue scene (Matrix), freeway sequence (Reloaded) and several city siege scenes in Matrix Revolutions are pretty astounding in HD and you will find yourself engrossed in detail spotting first watch round (including some unforgiving facial close ups!) and also hearing crystal clear sounds that may have passed you by on the cinema and DVD releases. All three features are loaded with extras and make full use of full-length PIP (picture in picture) commentaries. The wealth of added features and functionality does mean that the discs do have a slightly longer loading time than the average BD, but its a small price to pay.

A faultless and superb addition to anyone's BD collection and a must-have for fans of the trilogy. You might want to offload your DVD versions pronto.

Matrix ,audios and subtitles list here

Hi ,today i have recived it ,where a list of what i read:

Audio:
English: Dolby True Hd ,Dolby Digital 5.1
Spanish: 5.1,
French: 5.1
German 5.1
Italian 5.1
Latin Spanish: 2.0
Brazilian Portuguese: 2.0

Subtitles:
English, Brzilian Portuguese, Dutch, french ,Italian & Latin Spanish

Movie and Select Bonus Material

Extras:

* Written Introduction by the wachowski Brothers
* Comentaries by:
-Philosophers: Dr. Cornel West and Ken Wilber
-Crits: Todd McCarthy, John Powers and David Thomson
-Cast: Carrie_Anne Moss, Jazh Staenberw and Johnm Gaeta for the Matrix
-Composer: Don David with Music-Only track for the Matrix
* Feature-Length Documentary The Matrix Revisited
* Behind The Matrix Documentary Galleries
* The Music Revisited
* Music Videos: Marilyn Manson's Rock is Dead and POD's Sleeping Awake
* Enter The Matrix: The Game documentary
* Enter the Matrix. View 23 Live-Action Scener Shot for the video Gamet that Plug into the action of de the Matrix Reloades
* Theatrical Trailers and Tv Spots

Well i hope this post maybe can help someone.

Thanks to all

Has the glitch from the US set been corrected?

Not a review as such, just a small query. The US Matrix had a problem with missing frames on the Revolutions disc, possibly due to an issue with the master. Has this been sorted for the UK release? I have the HD DVD set, a bit reluctant to double-dip again. And yes, as another gent has mentioned, WHERE'S OUR ULTIMATE SET?!! Good ol' Warner Bros., eh?

Re: Subtitles???

Hi Ros,

The American 6 disc version has the following soundtracks:
English-Portuguese-Spanish-Italian-French.
Subtitles:
English-French-Spanish-Dutch(lucky me)-Italian-Portuguese.

The 3-disc UK version has English sound & subtitling only.

Thought I'd let you know, as I know that many Croatians are good at Italian!
If not, don't fret, I'm sure there'll be a multi language Euro version next year...