Bridesmaids 2011 EXTRAS 1080p BluRay H264-RMXTRAS

Picked as her best friend's maid of honor, lovelorn and broke Annie looks to bluff her way through the expensive and bizarre rituals with an oddball group of bridesmaids.

Year: 2011
Duration: 125 min
Release date: Friday 13th May 2011
Genre: Comedy

    

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Stars:
Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne, Terry Crews

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³ Release : Bridesmaids.2011.EXTRAS.1080p.BluRay.H264-RMXTRAS ³
³ Source : BluRay ³
³ Size : 12.3 GB ³
³ Reldate : 10.12.2024 ³
³ Video : H264 12.0 Mb/s ³
³ Audio : AC3 192kbps 2.0 ³
³ Resolution : 1920x1080 ³
³ Playtime : 02:12:25 ³
³ Language : English ³
³ Imdb : https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1478338/ ³
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³ Notes: All our releases are remuxes from retail discs. ³
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³ Subtitles: English, Spanish, German, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, ³
³ Swedish ³
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³ Made of Honor: Behind the Scenes of Bridesmaids takes half an hour to ³
³ offer up a look at this production, its length denoting more depth than ³
³ you would expect from your standard promotional EPK making-of, but still ³
³ not giving enough time, or making enough effort to be both comprehensive ³
³ and interesting. Still, it covers all the bases: behind the scenes ³
³ footage, background trivia and information, and cast and crew interview ³
³ snippets all spliced together with clips from the final film. ³
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³ Gag Reel runs at a surprisingly long 10 minutes, but does have some ³
³ moments of glory, and sets the mood for the rest of the extras, clearly ³
³ showing just how much fun this cast had making this movie. ³
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³ Line-O-Rama is far more consistently funny, running at over 12 minutes, ³
³ taking us through each major character/actor and allowing them to show off ³
³ their (sometimes considerable) improvisational skills. Some quality ³
³ moments here, a few are better than those selected for the final film. ³
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³ Deleted Scenes total 9 minutes of completely new scenes, mostly involving ³
³ the bride-to-be and her two competing ‘best friends’ going on shopping ³
³ expeditions where tensions ride high. ³
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³ Extended & Alternate Scenes comes in at a whopping 50 minutes of extra ³
³ footage – the director clearly just did not know where to say ‘cut’ when ³
³ it came to this movie. Still, there are some nice moments in here, ³
³ although much of it is extended unnecessarily beyond an already-far-too- ³
³ long length. ³
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³ Roommates gives us an unnecessary further 18 minutes of scenes with the ³
³ least pleasant characters, who should have been cut out entirely, let ³
³ alone given more screen time. They are split into: Welcome Home, Deleted ³
³ Scenes, Extended & Alternate Scenes, and Commercial. ³
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³ Cholodecki’s is 23 minutes’ worth of extra material relating specifically ³
³ to the Jewellery store where Annie works, again, split into Deleted ³
³ Scenes, Extended & Alternate Scenes, and Commercials. ³
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³ Drunk-O-Rama is 4 minutes’ long and much like the Line-O-Rama, except ³
³ specifically relating to Annie’s drug-and-alcohol-induced episode aboard ³
³ the plane. ³
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³ Annie’s Blind Date with Dave offers up 7 minutes of new footage, broken ³
³ into two new scenes, both featuring the great Paul Rudd as a character who ³
³ we just don’t see in either edit of the final film. ³
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³ Tennis Pep Talk is a more manageable 2 minutes’ worth of outtakes from the ³
³ tennis incident between Annie and Helen. ³
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³ Annie vs. Helen is a further 7 minutes of these two enemies snapping and ³
³ sniping at one another. ³
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³ Hold On presents the full footage of the Wilson Phillips song, which is ³
³ seen in part during the final film, as well as during the closing credits, ³
³ and which plays over the wedding sequence. ³
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