Advent children isnt over untill Square says it is.

[Marajade]

It ain't over 'til the fat lady sings!

And Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children isn't complete until Square-Enix says so!

Rumors have been planted, the soil spread, but finally, the seeds are starting to sprout! Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has confirmed publically that on February 6, 2007 they will be releasing Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children Complete for $49.95. Venice Film Festival footage will be added into this version as deleted scenes along with the short anime feature Final Fantasy VII: Last Order.

Bonuses also thrown into the package will include 10 postcards of certain artwork scenes from the film as well as a booklet based on the characters which consists of biographies of all your favorite heroes and enemies. Besides the obvious contents that were incorporated in the original DVD, an English movie script will be available in addition with an expanded The Distance: Making of Final Fantasy VII: Advent Children featurette including all-new interviews by means of the English voice actors

So. yeah.

 

[Alyada]

Kill me now. I just bought two copies. NO MORE SQUARE, NO MORE.

 

[exodusamphi]

Bahaha i lost my first copy and had to buy it again... screw it this time its comin off of utorrent

 

[Myrrh]

The sad truth is that most of us will buy it. >.> I know i will and i have bought the Jp copy and the english copy.

 

[Blaine]

Soo... 50$ for Last Order? ...Why would you pay that much for like 5 minutes of footage you can get for free?

 

[Tagrineth]

Hi square, thank you for not fucking me big time

 

[RaidrX]

Torrents?

 

[Marajade]

I'll add it to my collection of them. Have the downloaded release from the internet leak, the english DVD, and the UMD.

 

[Blabj]

I guess that'll be a present for my birthday!

 

[Swishiee]

$quare Enix love$ Final Fanta$y $even

 

[Marajade]

$quare Enix love$ Final Fanta$y $even

Just like the rest of the world, lol.

 

[Tyrath]

Soo... 50$ for Last Order? ...Why would you pay that much for like 5 minutes of footage you can get for free?

Last Order is 30 mins.


And uhh..still. $50 bucks for this shit? I've already seen Last Order + advent children. I dunno if I wanna pay up just for the little extras. D:

If you read our report on the Square-Enix booth, then you already know this, but the company has announced a new version of Final Fantasy 7: Advent Children with the subtitle 'Complete', and it came complete with a new trailer to show off some of the changes in the movie. This version of Advent Children will be on Sony's Blu-Ray media, and as the title suggests, it's going to be somewhat of a director's cut. Not only will the resolution be much higher than the DVD version, but Square Enix will be adding scenes and making changes to existing scenes. One new scene shown during the presentation was Sephiroth impaling Cloud and hoisting him over his head while his Masamune was still embedded inside of him, much like in Final Fantasy 7 for the PSOne.

Blu-Ray onry, what?

 

[Rappa]

Breaking News: Advent Children is a HORRIBLE movie! Complete story at the top of the hour.

 

[Alyada]

Breaking News: Advent Children is a HORRIBLE movie! Complete story at the top of the hour.

But it's so quotable!

"Shall I give you dis pear?"

 

[Garvin]

 

[Alyada]

Garvin wins. That picture always makes me crack up.

 

[Tyrath]

Regardless of the stupid story and whatnot, its fun enough to watch.

 

[Elpon]

wow, they are really milking FFVII for all it's worth. Square pales in comparison though to the ones that make Neon Genesis Evangelion. They are planning on releasing 3 more films that act as alternate endings to the series.

 

[Tyrath]

wow, they are really milking FFVII for all it's worth. Square pales in comparison though to the ones that make Neon Genesis Evangelion. They are planning on releasing 3 more films that act as alternate endings to the series.

Really? It had the normal series ending and than a 2 OVA set ending already right? Or are there more that I haven't seen yet? D:

 

[Valandil]

In all reality, everyone should have seen this coming. The trend in the DVD market is to release multiple "special" "collector's" "directors" editions over several years to drive sales. It works especially well for niche films such as this because they always come with an almost cult-like following so the executives know that people will gobble it up.