Rick Deckard

Episodios incluidos:
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- A New Germany (1933–1939)
- Distant War (September 1939 – May 1940)
- France Falls (May – June 1940)
- Alone (May 1940 – May 1941)
- Barbarossa (June – December 1941)
- Banzai!: Japan (1931–1942)
- On Our Way: U.S.A. (1939–1942)
- The Desert: North Africa (1940–1943)
- Stalingrad (June 1942 – February 1943)
- Wolf Pack: U-Boats in the Atlantic (1939–1943)
- Red Star: The Soviet Union (1941–1943)
- Whirlwind: Bombing Germany (September 1939 – April 1944)
- Tough Old Gut: Italy (1943–1944)
- It's A Lovely Day Tomorrow: Burma (1942–1944)
- Home Fires: Britain (1940–1944)
- Inside the Reich: Germany (1940-1944)
- Morning: (June – August 1944)
- Occupation: Holland (1940–1944)
- Pincers: (August 1944 – March 1945)
- Genocide (1941–1945)
- Nemesis: Germany (February – May 1945)
- Japan (1941–1945)
- Pacific (February 1942 – July 1945)
- The Bomb (February – September 1945)
- Reckoning (1945. . .And After)
- Remember

The World at War (Fremantle Home Entertainment, UK)
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Formato de imagen: 1.78:1* 1080p
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*El AR origianl es 1.37:1 pero ha sido reconvertido, para esta edición, a 16:9
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Formato de audio: inglés (DTS-HD MA 5.1) e inglés (LPCM 2.0)
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Subtítulos: Para cada uno de los capítulos: subtítulos opcionales en inglés (SDH) / Extras: presentan subtítulos (opcionales) en inglés
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País: UK
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Región: A, B y C
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Nº de discos: 9 BD's
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Extras: (sinopsis extraída de bluray[punto]com)
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All of the extras from the previously released DVD boxed set have been ported over, upgraded to HD and, yes, converted to 16:9. One new documentary on the restoration itself is included. The supplements are:
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Each episode (including the extras themselves) offer a sort of bookmarking feature split into Photo Galleries, Historical Footage, Songs, Speeches, Quotes and Maps. While these are potentially useful in theory, what they actually do is simply start the episode from that bookmarked point and play it forward. To navigate from section to section you need to go back to the Extras menu.
Biographies (text) of all the "major players" and many interview subjects are included.
Episode Summaries (text) of all the 26 main episodes and the supplemental features are included.
A Brief History of 'The World at War' (text) offers a short summary of the series' background.
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Once Thames realized what an immense hit The World at War was, they commissioned a slew of "bonus" episodes, all of which are included here.
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Hitler's Germany is a two part affair that really covers much of the same ground as other episodes. The People's Community 1933- 1939 (HD; 1:18:11) and Total War: 1939-1945 (HD; 1:19:38) chart the course of post-World War I trauma paving the way for Hitler's rise and the tragic consequences that entailed.
The Two Deaths of Adolf Hitler (HD; 49:02) discusses the then (mid 1970s) hotly debated topic of how Hitler died.
Secretary to Hitler (HD; 24:32) is a fascinating, in depth conversation with Trudl Junge, Hitler's secretary.
Warrior (HD; 52:52) is a riveting first hand account by the "grunts" who did the actual fighting, describing what killing another human did to them on a personal level.
From War to Peace (HD; 23:48) is a somewhat dated look at post-war Germany and where the world stood in the mid 1970s.
The Final Solution is a heartbreaking and extremely disturbing two part look at Auschwitz. Part One (HD; 1:40:36) describes Hitler's racial policies and how they led to the Holocaust. The opening segments might lead you to think you're listening to Holocaust deniers but, no, these are people who lived through it—as children—and who can't quite believe it ever happened. Part Two (HD; 1:34:24) gets into the nuts and bolts of the "death factories."
Experiences of War (HD; 1:01:19) offers extended interview segments which were edited for the series itself.
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Finally, a handful of "meta-documentaries" about the series itself are included:
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The Making of the Series (HD; 50:17) details how The World at War came to be.
Making the Series: A 30th Anniversary Retrospective (HD; 2:08:26) is an exhaustive look back on this monumental undertaking.
Restoring 'The World at War' (HD; 31:04) is a fascinating look at the incredible array of high tech wizardry which was used to upgrade this release. Anyone who may think any of the decisions with regard to this release, and its reframing in particular, were made cavalierly owes it to themselves to watch this really excellent piece. It makes it quite clear that everyone wanted this Blu-ray to be an exceptional product, and no decision was taken lightly.

You are welcome, @ALDO.
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En cuanto a lo dicho por @LRODRIGUEZ82: que la edición española no incluye subtítulos para los documentales, no lo sabía. ¡Vaya metedura de pata!

Pues, en primer lugar, gracias por esa info, y luego, me parece que es una falta de respeto no incluir subtítulos en la edición española. Tendré en cuenta estos pormenores. Saludos.

Si, eso había leido por eso me preocupaba el tema de la reconversión a 16:9. Además, me compraré la versión UK dado que la de aquí sólo lleva subtítulos en castellano tan sólo en los extras. Saludos! :)

De nada @LRODRIGUEZ82. Otro dato a tener en cuenta es que en las reviews que circulan por la Red hablan de que el "reframing" se ha hecho con mucho cuidado, y no al tuntún, como sucede en numerosas ocasiones.
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Saludos.

Genial! Gracias por la info :)

@LRODRIGUEZ: Tal vez en ciertas escenas sí se nota pero diría, bajo mi punto de vista, que no es nada alarmante.

Se nota mucho el recorte de 4:3 a 16:9?