With a Best Picture Oscar
nomination all but certain, 20th Century-Fox Home Entertainment used
the cover of the Thanksgiving holiday weekend to bury any potential media
coverage of director David Fincher’s Gone Girl and its arrival as both Blu-ray
and DVD product offerings on Jan. 13.
You would think that a
box office tally of $156.8 million in the domestic market and multiple Oscar
nominations in the offing, the home entertainment group would have cranked up
the PR and marketing efforts for this one, but sadly, no.
In keeping with its recent
policy of minimalist support for new theatrical hits making their way to the
home entertainment market place there will be little, if any, effort expended
in promoting the Gone Girl’s debut.
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For the record the ARR is
102 days.
The only confirmed bonus
feature is commentary from director David Fincher on the Blu-ray edition.
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