Warner Home Video has officially announced the DVD release of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire for 7 March 2006. The Mike Newell directed highest grossing film of 2005 (worldwide) will be available in three different formats: a single-disc version, a double-disc special edition, and as part of a collector’s set of the first four Harry Potter movies. Recommended retail prices are set at $19.95 for the single disc edition, $22.95 for the double disc version and $73.92 for the collector’s set. A PSP version is also slated for release, priced at $22.95. A high-definition version will hit shelves about a month later, April 11. It will require a HD-DVD player and HD television set to play.
The list of bonus features includes:
These extras are likely to feature on the double-disc set, but it is unsure if they’ll be included on either of the other two editions.
To promote the disc, WarnerBros. has produced a trailer for the DVD which are viewable online in the following formats:
Quicktime (300k)
Quicktime (100k)
Windows Media (300k)
Windows Media (100k)
Windows Media (56k)
Real Player (300k)
Real Player (100k)
Real Player (56k)
The official cover artwork has been made available via The Leaky Cauldron:
Single-disc
Double-disc
Collectors-box
You can also view high-resolution pictures of the front (here) and the back (here).
You can read the X-Realms review of Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire within our archives right here.
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