From the Arrow Video press release:
On
September 29, a wild drug-fueled weekend goes into overdrive when
Go makes its global debut on 4K UHD. Director
Doug Liman (
The Bourne Identity) weaves three intersecting stories that collide at full speed. The Limited Edition release features a brand-new 4K restoration from the original 35mm negative by Arrow Films, hours of special features and newly commissioned extras.
Grocery store cashier Ronna (
Sarah Polley,
Dawn of the Dead) believes she can pull off a drug deal to make her rent payment before Christmas. Her friend Claire (
Katie Holmes,
Batman Begins) is left as collateral with sleazy pill supplier Todd (
Timothy Olyphant,
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood), while Ronna attempts to complete the deal. Ronna’s co-worker Simon (
Desmond Askew,
The Hills Have Eyes) splits for a boys’ weekend in Sin City that quickly turns into a nightmare. Not everything stays in Vegas. Soap opera actors Adam (
Scott Wolf,
White Squall) and Zack (
Jay Mohr,
Jerry Maguire) have an extremely uncomfortable dinner with a narcotics detective (
William Fichtner,
The Dark Knight) and his wife (
Jane Krakowski,
The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas). All three stories criss-cross amid the pumping frenzy of an all-night rave. The wild ride also includes
Breckin Meyer (
Clueless),
Taye Diggs (
Malibu’s Most Wanted),
James Duval (
Donnie Darko), and
Melissa McCarthy (
Bridesmaids).
Special features include a 4K (2160p) UHD Blu-ray presentation in Dolby Vision (HDR10 compatible); original lossless DTS-HD MA 5.1 audio; optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing; a brand new audio commentary; an archival audio commentary with director
Doug Liman and editor
Stephen Mirrione; brand new interviews with screenwriter
John August and actor
Desmond Askew; an archival making-of featurette; 14 deleted scenes;
John August’s short film
God featuring
Melissa McCarthy, presented in high definition for the first time on home video; an audio commentary on
God with
John August,
Melissa McCarthy, and editor
Douglas Crise; the theatrical trailer; an image gallery; and a collectors’ booklet.
Watch the trailer for
Go here:
Go is distributed by MVD Entertainment Group.
There's a lot of early appearances by young talent in this one. Plus, a bonus short film with the extras.
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