Crash (2004)

 
All Known Versions-
Fullscreen DVD
All Known Versions-
Widescreen DVD
All Known Versions-
2-Disc/Side DVD
 
Fullscreen DVD
Widescreen DVD
Special Edition DVD
Best Buy Exclusive Bonus DVD
Bluray
Fullscreen Theatrical Version
(112 mins)
Yes
No
No
No
No
Widescreen Theatrical Version
(112 mins)
No
Yes
No
No
No
Director's Cut Version
(115 mins)
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Audio Commentary on
Director's Cut Version
(115 mins)
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
Director Introduction to
Theatrical Version
(17 secs)
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Director Introduction to
Director's Cut Version
(17 secs)
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
Director Introduction to
Bonus Disc
No
No
No
Exclusive
No
Behind The Metal and Glass:
The Making of Crash
(28 mins)
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
On Paul Haggis
(5 mins)
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
L.A. The Other Main Character
(14 mins)
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
Unspoken
(12 mins)
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
Deleted Scenes
(10 mins)
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
From Script to Screen
(8 mins)
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Additional From Script to Screen
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
From Storyboard to Screen
(6 mins)
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Additional From Storyboard to Screen
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
Bird York Music Video
(6 mins)
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Kansacali Music Video
(4 mins)
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Music Montages
(5 mins)
No
No
Yes
Yes
No
Additional Music Montage
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
Behind The Scenes Featurette
(10 mins)
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
Crash Soundtrack Promo
(1 min)
Yes1
Yes1
No
No
No
Photo Gallery
No
No
Exclusive
No
No
NO SPECIAL FEATURES
No
No
No
No
Yes
 
All Known Versions-
Fullscreen DVD
All Known Versions-
Widescreen DVD
All Known Versions-
2-Disc/Side DVD
Best Buy Exclusive Bonus DVD
 
Crash Fullscreen DVD
Crash Widescreen DVD
Crash Special Edition DVD
Crash Best Buy Exclusive Bonus DVD
Crash Bluray

1- This feature plays as the first part of the "Trailers" feature. The rest of the trailers are for other films.

 
Director's Cut Edition DVD
Crash Special Edition DVD
NOTES:
Purely based on features this is a good choice. It doesn't have the Theatrical Version or any of the few features from the Theatrical Version DVDs but it has more than enough to make up for it. The Bluray is barebones and an early Bluray entry by Lionsgate and it shows. It seems likely this film is due for a Bluray double-dip in the future so hold off on the Bluray for now if you can.
 
 
 
Director's Cut Edition DVD
Any Theatrical Release DVD
 
Crash Special Edition DVD
Crash Widescreen DVD
NOTES:
Grab a Theatrical Version DVD in the video format you prefer and that will give you the features that aren't on the Director's Edition. As stated in the SINGLE/CORE set, the Bluray is likely to be re-released and the presentation on it is not that great but if you must have the HD audio/video now then pick that up as well but know that it is barebones.

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LAST UPDATED 06/07/2018