Look special entitled The Messenger: The Search for the Real Joan of Arc, the film's theatrical trailer as well as trailers for Run Lola Run, Léon: The Professional and Orlando. The DVD also containted Éric Serra's original score for the film, which was presented in Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound, as was the film itself. Whilst criticising the film itself, Heather Picker of DVD Talk gave a favourable review of the DVD release. The Blu-ray version was released on 2 December 2008. It contains audio in English, French, Portuguese, Spanish, and Thai, and subtitles in 10 languages. Glenn Erickson of DVD Talk also criticized the film, yet praised the Blu-ray release, rating it 4 stars out of 5 for its video quality and 4 out of 5 for its audio, though only giving it 1 stars for its extras, noting the lack of special features. A review from Blu-Ray.com also gave a favourable review of both the audio and visual quality, stating "I don't think that there is much here one could be dissatisfied with." High-Def Digest, however, gave a more negative review. Whilst praising the audio quality, the lack of special features was criticized, as was the video quality, which was described as being "smothered" with edge enhancement. The reviewer concluded, "Sony is practically begging people not to buy it." References Bibliography External links 1999 films Best Film Lumières Award winners Columbia Pictures films 1990s English-language films Films about Joan of Arc Films about rape Films directed by Luc Besson Films scored by Éric Serra Films set in the 15th century Films shot in the Czech Republic Films whose director won the Best Director Lumières Award French war films Gaumont Film Company films Religious epic films War epic films Epic films based on actual events Cultural depictions of Gilles de Rais English-language French films Films with screenplays by Luc Besson 1990s French films