Buena Vista Home Entertainment spared no expense or extra in the double-disc DVD creation of the animated, Oscar-winning Spirited Away. The remarkable aspect of these special features is how educational they are, providing much insight into this award-winning Japanese film. To begin, Spirited Away is presented in flawless 2.0:1 widescreen, enabling the richness of the animation to explode onscreen. The sound, presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 English and Japanese Surround, is flawless. A French Dolby Digital 2.0 track is also included. The featurette, "The Art of Spirited Away," is a must-see. It offers insight into the interpretation of the quite-symbolic film as well as stories about the trials and tribulations encountered during the translation process. Other extras include a feature on the dubbing process, a lengthy and star-packed Nippon Television documentary special on the film and how its key players worked to create the final product, a storyboard-to-scene comparison and 30 minutes of Japanese trailers for the movie.

Package Description: Japoness, a country on the unique planet Terra II, Unique because there are no females -- the society is all male. To attempt to compensate, the society devises a form of android called a marionette in female form, but they are simply soul-less machines designed to help with routine tasks. Until, that is, an ordinary young man named Otaru discovers three sleeping marionettes possessed with a special "maiden circuit" that gives them the unique ability to have emotions. But there is little time for Otaru and his newfound friends Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry to celebrate, as they find themselves the target of the cruel tyrant of the neighboring country of Gartlant, who is determined to rule the world. Now, it's up to Lime, Cherry, and Bloodberry to use their super strength, speed, and agility to save their new homeland, and their new Master, Otaru. Part comedy. Part Love Story. All Action. Saber Marionette J, Program Start!

This seven-disc box set contains the complete collection of Rahxephon. The anime series is presented in its original aspect ratio. English soundtracks are rendered in Dolby Digital 5.1, while a Japanese soundtrack has been recorded in Dolby Digital 2.0. Supplemental materials include previews of other titles from A.D. Vision.