Get Lost In Pan's Labyrinth On May 15

It may not have won the Best Foreign Film Oscar (that honor went to The Lives Of Others) but that hasn’t stopped Pan’s Labyrinth from making quite an impression. Whether people were blown away by it or found it too disturbing, it had pretty much everyone talking. And it proved that Guillermo del Toro has a creative vision that can’t be denied, one that involves a monster with eyes on his hands, no less.

Courtesy of New Line Home Entertainment, Pan’s Labyrinth will spook its way onto DVD on May 15. The gothic fairy tale, which combines elements of fantasy with a postwar twist, will be released in both single- and double-disc editions. Which one you pick up will likely depend on how obsessed you are with the film. To help you make that decision, here’s what each version includes:

Two-Disc Edition Content:

• Video prologue from director Guillermo del Toro
• Feature audio commentary from director Guillermo del Toro
• “The Power of Myth” featurette on mythology and the origin of the characters
• “DVD Comics: Giant Toad, The Pale Man, The Fairies and Pan” comic book artists’ interpretations of characters from the film
• “The Faun and the Fairies” featurette on visual effects
• “The Color and the Shape” featurette on the colors and textures in del Toro’s films
• “The Lullaby” 2 featurettes on the film’s musical theme
• The Charlie Rose Show interview featuring filmmakers del Toro, Alfonso Cuarón (Children of Men) and Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu ( Babel )
• Interactive Director’s notes and sketches, including a video prologue by del Toro
• Storyboard/Thumbnail Comparisons
• Galleries DDT creature design/Production design/Production scrapbook
• VFX plate comparison: GDT and the Green Fairy
• Animated menus
• Theatrical teaser (US)
• Theatrical trailer (US)
• TV spots (US)
• DVD-ROM content with Spanish & English screenplays, synchronized storyboards and photo galleries
• Sneak peeks
• 16x9 widescreen (1.85:1) version of the film
• Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1-EX and Spanish Stereo Surround 2.0
• Spanish 6.1 DTS-ES
• English & Spanish subtitles
• Closed captions
  
  Single-Disc Edition Content:
  
• Video prologue from director Guillermo del Toro
• Feature audio commentary from director Guillermo del Toro
• Animated menus
• Theatrical and teaser trailers
• You Better Move, Move…
• DVD-ROM content with Spanish & English Screenplays, synchronized storyboards and photo galleries
• Sneak Peeks
• 16x9 widescreen (1.85:1) version of the film
• Spanish Dolby Digital 5.1-EX and Spanish Stereo Surround 2.0
• Spanish 6.1 DTS-ES
• English & Spanish subtitles
• Closed captions
  

I know, they’re both pretty loaded--never a bad thing. We’ve also got cover art and stunning stills to help you pass the time before its release. Don’t worry, that time will come soon enough.