Hopefully you don't need a synopsis of the film here because you saw it in the theatre. That is by far the best way to see such a large scale movie like this one, but the DVD release of Troy was just as good. Director Wolfgang Peterson decided that the DVD version of the film should not be altered in anyway. I agree with that. Now a days there are way too many directors getting big heads and deciding to add another hour to the film when it is released on DVD.

This release is a two-disc version...one for the film and the other for the special features. Below you will find the list of special features that are included. The best extra is the Gallery of Gods. Here you get to navigate Mt. Olympus and learn more about the Gods of Ancient Greece. This was by far the best feature and the most interactive. It is not like the stupid games that you usually see on kid's DVDs. The bad problem with the DVD is the lack of a plethora of sound options and commentary, but I don't have a problem with the latter...some of you might though.

If you liked the epic version of The Iliad in the theatres then you will enjoy watching it over and over again on DVD. Especially if you like a nude Brad Pitt.

DVD Features

• Available subtitles: English, Spanish, French
• Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), French (Dolby Digital 5.1)
• Gallery of the Gods (3-D tour of Mount Olympus and Gods of Ancient Greece)
• Three Featurettes:
  • "In The Thick of the Battle" (battle sequences)
  • "From Ruins to Reality" (historical perspective)
  • "Troy: An Effects Odyssey"