pillar energies in Kabbalistic traditions. The number 32 comes up repeatedly. "The chess game has many mystical meanings. The Temple of Solomon was chequered like a chessboard, which has 64 squares and 32 pieces." The lift that Jake enters near the end of the movie has buttons for 32 floors. The dollar bills shown in Jack's money bags have a denomination of 12 (Twelve). No explanation for this has yet been discovered. Soundtrack According to director Guy Ritchie, the music for the film was initially intended to follow in a similar vein to his previous crime movies, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch, in that it was to be primarily source-based (i.e. using non-original music). Those source tracks would all have been classical in nature. However, during the production process, Ritchie changed his mind and decided to score a majority of the film with original music, leaving only some small sections to non-original music tracks (such as the restaurant shoot-out during Lord John's attempted assassination of Dorothy Maccha). Ritchie selected Nathaniel Mechaly to compose the score. The score was performed by Mechaly on Mini Moog and other keyboards, with drummer Maxime Garoute. All tracks composed by Nathaniel Mechaly and Maxime Garoute except where otherwise noted. "Revolver" – 03:58 "Later That Night" – 02:02 "Atom's Tomb" (Electrelane) – 02:11 "The Heist" – 02:52 "Fear Me" – 03:42 "Mucchio Selvaggio" (Ennio Morricone, performed by 2raumwohnung) – 05:06 "Chess Room" – 02:03 "Sorter Shoot Out" – 01:56 "Purple Requiem" – 04:00 "3 Eddie Story" – 02:40 "End Casino" – 02:50 "Opera" (from Antonio Vivaldi's Nisi Dominus, third movement, performed by Emmanuel Santarromana) – 04:03 "Casino" – 01:54 "Jack Accident" – 02:02 "The Mental Traveler" – 04:08 "To Never Miss" – 01:18 "Ask Yourself" (Plastikman) – 08:51 "Gnossienne No. 1" (from Erik Satie performed by Alessandra Celletti) – 04:18 "Metropolitan" (Emmanuel Santarromana) – 3:18 Home media Extras featuring director Guy Ritchie. The Concept: an interview with director Guy Ritchie and editor James Herbert on the subject of the film's conceptual and editorial development. The Game: The Making Of Revolver Stills gallery (over 100 stills against film soundtrack). 7 deleted scenes with director's commentary. Outtakes Music Trailer Audio Dolby Digital 5.1 DTS Digital Surround 5.1 Aspect ratio 2.35 Widescreen / Color Regional format Revolver is currently available in both Regions 1 & 2 on DVD. Region 2 is the original 2005 theatrical release,