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R-rated widescreen version converted from the high-definition transfer of the film; Commentary featuring creator Todd McFarlane, director Mark A.Z. Dippé, producer Clint Goldman, and visual effects supervisor Steve "Spaz" Williams; Interview with Todd McFarlane; A behind-the-scenes "Making of Spawn" featurette; "Spawn" sketch gallery with over 200 original concept illustrations; Scene-to-storyboard comparisons; Original never-before-seen Todd McFarlane sketches; Filter and Crystal Method music video; Original theatrical trailer; Cast biographies, filmographies, and fully animated menus
Full Product DetailsSide #1 -- Widescreen
0. Scene Selections
1. Prologue [3:22]
2. Main Titles [2:56]
3. A Deal Is Struck [1:41]
4. Calling It Quits [3:25]
5. Double-Crossed [3:09]
6. Reawakening [3:55]
7. Returning Home [3:53]
8. Clown Explains It All [4:21]
9. "I Dub Thee Spawn!" [4:34]
10. Cogliostro [1:39]
11. Heat 16 [4:36]
12. Crashing the Party [7:42]
13. "Does This Look Like Funland to You?!" [2:36]
14. Clown Is Warned [4:19]
15. Wynn Wired for Destruction [3:44]
16. Violated! [8:15]
17. Choices [3:29]
18. Learning to Control [2:01]
19. Road Rage [2:45]
20. Unwelcome House Guests [4:07]
21. Nothing to Lose [5:57]
22. Into the Inferno [3:32]
23. Last Laugh for Clown? [5:41]
24. End Credits [6:35]
Side #2 -- Special Features
0. Todd McFarlane Chapter & Verse
1. Todd McFarlane: Chapter & Verse [2:15]
2. Spawn Empire [2:16]
3. Like Father, Like Son [2:30]
4. The Real Kook (a.k.a. Spawn v. Batman) [3:46]
5. Darkness & Light [3:46]
6. Psycho/Genius/Suicide [3:55]
7. Now It's Time to Say Goodbye [1:03]
One of the most popular independent comic books of its decade was transformed into this dark, bloody adventure intended to launch a profitable superhero franchise. Michael Jai White stars as Al Simmons, a corrupt assassin betrayed and murdered by his evil government supervisor, Jason Wynn (Martin Sheen). Sent to Hell, Simmons is offered a chance to return to the earthly plane if he will become a "Hellspawn" ("Spawn" for short), one of many super-powered creatures assigned to encourage living souls along the path to damnation. Simmons hastily agrees to this deal and becomes a twisted, scarred version of his former self, living in a dingy alleyway, with no hope of regaining his life, as several years have passed and his wife Wanda (Theresa Randle) has married his best friend, Terry Fitzgerald (D.B. Sweeney). Despite the best efforts of his mentor, a demonic clown (John Leguizamo), Spawn performs mostly heroic acts, though he is not above seeking revenge on Wynn. Despite the film's middling box office take, plans for a sequel were announced. The same summer that Spawn was released, the comic was also the basis of a well-received cable TV series. Karl Williams, All Movie Guide
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